Navy mess hall feeds hungry recruits and spirit of service
A fragment from a Norfolk Navy life feature describes how the mess hall at Fate Station feeds 8,000 recruits hourly with hearty meals and morale boosting atmosphere. It notes the Navy’s influence on young sailors through good food, athletics, and movies, while observers glimpse daily life during a tour of the detention area and dining queues.
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Len Wort
Wester Va
Norfolk
Paul Bun
Navy
Ake
Federal warning order in land seizure case Hempstead County Arkansas
United States seeks to condemn several land parcels in Hempstead County Arkansas. The court warns all parties and unnamed owners to appear within thirty days to plead or answer. The action names Carroll Brown East Hale and others as necessary parties with multiple tracts described. Publication appears in Star Hope. Also included is narrative on Navy recruit training and Unit XK routines.
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THE
United States District Court OR
Exarkana
United States of America
Hempstead County
Arkansas
C. C. Wood
J. Robertker
States Department
Jasma
Act of Congress
Congress
Carroll E. Brown
McAllen
Halé
Northit
Quarab
Strugt- Hempstead County
Arkan- Carroll E. Brown
Inempstead County
Norealas
Aete Holmen
Juneans
Hempstead Ty
Morton
Detroit
Texas
K. Wi
Sec
Csail
Mpstead County
Names Hill
Hill Nelson
Roberta 2
Roberta Hill Nelson
McKinney Street
Ward
Houston
Ar‘aa
Hempstead
Ar- Dias
United States
Nerica
Texarkana
Arkansand
Star
Hope
Fabias
Navy
W. G. Allen
Arkansas Faces Wild 1942 SEC Title Threats
The Southwest Conference race appears tight with Texas and Texas A and M expected to contend. Baylor and SMU show offense, Rice eyes a strong line, and Arkansas aims for a productive running game with standout backs and a stout line as 1942 unfolds.
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Dallas
University of Texas
K. S
Longhorns
Texas Aggies
Aggies
Texas
Derace Moser
Rice
Texas A
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Arkansas
Baylor
Max Miner
Walton Roberts
Lewis Mayne
Roy McKay
Raymond Jones
Pete Layden
Jack Crain
Tottermen
Leo Daniels
Jake Webster
Willie Zapelac
Bil Sibley
Bill Henderson
Dickson
Dick Dwells
Owls
Jess Neely
Horned Frogs
Dutch Meyer
Frank Medanich
Fred Taylor
Meyer
Testo Meyer
Amoith
Arou Emery Nix
van Hall
Derrell Palmer
Bruce Alford
James H. Stewart
Preston Johnston
S.M.U
Wayne
Red) Shaw
Mustang
S.M.S
Roosevelt Warns on Cost of Living and Farm Prices
President Roosevelt argues urgent action to curb rising living costs through price stabilization, wage considerations, and wartime taxation. He cites wage growth, farm price stabilization, and broader economic pressures, urging floor prices for farms and limits on wartime profits to protect postwar stability. He warns uncontrolled dairy prices threaten milk supply and calls for policy to balance wages with living costs.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Bubba Smart Leads Oil Belt Golf Tourney
El Darallo September 1 Bubba Smart of Pine Bluff returns to form as he leads in the oil belt golf championship. Shiart earned medalist honors and advances to a semi final against Paul Denson. Defending champ Tommy Gaughan loses in the first round to FG Park. Park is then ousted by Ad Kuhn who faces Walter Burcombe next.
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el Darallo
Richard
Bubba' Smart
Fine Bluff
Shiart
Paul Denson
Pine
Park
Ad Keuhn
Dannten
Keuhn
Day
Walter Burcome
Michigan
Share Leases Aid Farmers During War Effort
E M Osborn of Hempstead County urges long term share leases to secure tenant work and landlord gains, aided by Farm Security Administration. He says stable leases reduce yearly moving, enable improvements like pastures and livestock, and boost food production for the war. Lease forms available at the Farm Security office with details offered to interested parties.
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E. M. Osborn
Hempstead County Farm Debt Adjustment and Tenure Committee
Firm Security Administration
Osborn
Tennants
Farm Security Office
Courage of a raft voyage to Abetis Island
Firebaugh built a raft from window frames logs and beds then set out under overcast skies seeking a larger island. After five hours he was sunburned and landed near a native village where locals guided him to a black missionary and then a white official. A seven day stay on Abetis ended with a Navy plane rescue as he hoped to return to his rear tier for another flight.
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Abetisland
Navy
Myreartier
Ashe
States forecast tight races for Colorado and Louisiana
Colorado and Louisiana prepare for varied primaries as candidates file for nine House seats and two Senate slots in Colorado. Ed Johnson and Eugene Millikin vie for Senate seats with unopposed nominees in parts of the slate. Louisiana foresees light turnout with Ellender seeking re election amid Long era remnants and Stevens accusing him of being aligned with Washington.
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Colorado
Ed C. Johnson
Eugene D. Millikin
Alyn B. Adams
Johnson
Supreme Court
Benjamin C. Hilliard
America
Ralph L. Carr
Millikin
James A. Marsh
Denver
Nomines
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Yoorrow
Witnary
Tanr
United States
House of Representatives
Washington
Overton Brooks
A. Leonard Allen
Allen J. Ellender
E. A. Stephens
New Orleans
Ellender
Huey P. Long
Roosevelt
Stephens
Robert S. Maestri
Long Machine
Sam H. Jones
Edward Wright
Houmi
Indians Have Another Hero
John Grover profiles Sidar J. J. Singh, an Indian textile importer and head of the India League of America, in Washington Mohandas Gandhi's era. Singh praises Nehru and Gandhi, warns of Japanese propaganda, and outlines a U.S. plan for India postwar with an interim government and viceroy safeguards to secure independence. He argues America must press a settlement to prevent Indian youth joining Japan's cause.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
Mohandinas
Gandhi
Sidar J. J. Singh
New York
India League of America
Singh
Ja Pant
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Ganehi
Japan
Britain
Stafford Cripps
Cripps
Nehru
China
Abyssinia
Spain
Lir. S. Amery
Manihuria
House of Commons
America
Ta’ Field
Wartime Athletics Gaining Broad Support in Congress
Congressional observers report wide approval for continuing military athletic programs in the armed services. Lawmakers cite morale benefits for troops and note revenue from select games should not be dismissed, as crack teams from Navy and all star outfits compete against professionals. The piece also mentions global language usage.
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Washington
Armed Services
All Star Array
Navy
Heavy Taxes Urged by FDR to curb income gains
President Roosevelt urged Congress to enact heavy taxes on individuals with high incomes to prevent anyone from keeping more than 25,000 dollars. The plan centers on higher income taxes for individuals and corporations and excess profits taxes for corporations. Treasury proposals add a 4.5 billion spending tax to supplement revenue. The aim is to stabilize living costs by broadening the tax base and removing exemptions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
T Hem
Senate
House
Lhe
Treasury
Gonslingers
Senate Committee
State CIO Seeks Representation for Workers in Arkansas
The State CIO Industrial Union Council requests representation for local Selective Service rationing and unemployment boards. Nation criticized policing of unemployment compensation and urged sending six more organizers to central Arkansas. Workers laid off at Dai sett Lumber and Myhilifaetutrln near Truimann faced new job offers 50 miles away, with officials noting limited access and ongoing eligibility issues.
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Site Rock
State
CIO Industrial Union Council Exclusive Board
Olls
Bunter
Alan
Arkinsas
Lle Wiener
Sition Cio
Arkansas
Uhauah
Daisett Lumber Aid Myhilifaetutrln Company
Truimann
Walnut Ridge
Liber
W. J. Mel Cain
Truman
Tennessean Leads Archery Tourney In Tennessee
The Southern Archery Association tournament reaches halfway as Pine Bill Sept Vy Rivers Young of Memphis and Mrs Jim Staples of Pine Bluff lead in Men’s and Women’s scoring. Defending champion Pat Chambers of Pine Bluff sits second in the men’s division.
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Pine
Masons to Confer Degree on Tuesday
Whitliald Lodge No 239 will meet Tuesday night at its Hall South Eim street at 7 40 to confer the Muster degree All Masons urged to attend News item notes cross channel bombing groups measure 18 miles in width and mentions three women Nellie Ty Ann Rugledee Pocahontas connected to railroad train names
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Whitliald Lodge No
South Eim Street
Arilalivs
Hope Gospel Tabernacle Dedicated In Three Services
The Hope Gospel Tabernacle was dedicated in three Sunday services with a dedicatory sermon by Rev. David Burris of Hot Springs district. Rev. Lewis and Bert Webb led morning and night services as 40 000 edifice hosts visitors and local members. The Southwestern Sectional Fellowship meeting opened with A W Tanner presiding as the series continues with planned programs through Tuesday including Rev. Bert Webb and Mrs. Aguas Stukes among speakers.
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Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Gospel Tabernacle
Tey
A. W.tanner
Camden
Wottten
Lary Carnell
Mouty Hughs
Secion
Willy
Bert Webb
Aguas Stukes
Conway
Phints Lewis
Two American Bombers Lost In Nine Day Raid Run
Two American Flying Fortresses were reported missing after a daylight raid on targets including the St Omer area and Meaulte in occupied France. British bombers also attacked Dulshurog and Abbeville while German fighters and Fairey Wulfs clashed with US and Canadian escorts over the coast.
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Associated Press
Miderhelt
Europe
United States
Youlrdrome
St. Omer
Meaulte
Germany
Boston
Abbeville
Sunderland
England
Dover
Iceland
Seydisfjurdur
London
Leyt
Ghter
English
Goering
Luftwaffe
Auxiliary Police Barbecue Tuesday Night at Fair
Members of the Tempstead County Auxiliary Police division of Civilian Delonge will hold a barbecue at Fair Park at 7:30 o clock Tuesday night, announced today by Corbi Foster, secretary.
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Tempstead County Auxiliary Police
Civilian
Delonge
Corbi Foster
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