Finland Willing to Fight Soon Says Finnish Minister
Finnish minister to Washington Hjalmar J Protope urges strong action and promises lasting security as Finland considers joining the war negotiations. The statement hints at military moves aimed at pressuring the Red Army and protecting Murmansk, Leningrad, and vital Arctic routes, with hopes of easing pressures on supply lines and Gulf of Finland fronts.
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Iby
Jewitt MacKenzie Gwidée
Wash
Lekes
Ngrad
Arctic
Murmansk
Gulf of Finro
Leningrad
Warning Order in United States Land Urgency Case
The United States District Court Western Division Arkansas issues a warning order in a land dispute involving parcels in Hempstead County Arkansas. The defendants must appear and plead within 30 days or face adjudication by default, with publication of the order in Hope Star weekly for four consecutive weeks.
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United States District Court Estern Division
Arkansa States of America
Hempstead Unty
Arkansas
Coorwood, Et al
J. Robert Ol
United States Department of
Brown
McAlle
Hempstead County
Arkan
Mcallen
Inempstead County
Holmes
Alec Holmes
Cleans
Morton
Detroit
Texas
Ipstead County
Es Hill
Hill Nelson
Roberta Roberta Hill Nelson
McKinney Street
Wardauston
Upstead County
Aras
Descriped
Din Hempstesd County
Ar- Law
United States
Food shortage fears prompt congressional probe
The House Agriculture committee will likely launch an investigation into the potential acute food shortage as war labor shifts and policy are blamed. Senate Defense Investigating Committee probes drastic meat shortage prospects next year amid cattle feeding and market pressures.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Senate Defense Investigating Committee
Fulmer
D.C
House Committee
Truman
D-Mo
Senate Committee
Ulmer
War Manower
Paul V. McNutt
Cing
McNutt
Lewis Hershey
Wickard
Clevenger
Ohio
Tirpitz Hunt Returns as Warships Mobilize Arctic Route
London reports say the German battleship Tirpitz again roams Arctic waters in pursuit of Allied convoys to Murmansk. Observers compare her size to King George class battleships and note Germany’s broad effort to sever the crucial sea route. The German high command claims 38 merchant ships sunk and six escorts damaged in six days, a figure British sources call exaggerated yet plausible given months of losses.
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London
Norway
Arctic
Britain
United States Navy
Washington
North Carolna
England
Murmansk
Arctic routes and Finns in World War II debate
The piece discusses German Arctic shipping against Murmansk and claims of sinking merchant ships and damaging warships. It notes Tirpitz possibly active again, Finns allied with Nazi Germany, and questions Finland's future alignment as Red attacks press Finlands resources and morale. It ponders whether peace is possible with Nazi Germany and critiques Finland's choices.
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Arctic Ocean
Murmansk
Germany
Lonon
Arctic
Finland
Hitler
Europe
Baron Mannerheim
Mussolini
Tuehrre
Mannerheim
Nnns
Christendom
Russia
Sam
John Bull
Market Report from Louis Livestock and New York Stocks
Market report from National Stockyards shows hogs and cattle trading with gains and varied demand while New York stocks closed mixed with penny performers and widespread activity. Cotton futures slipped on late selling as hedging dominated trading with notable moves in October and December contracts. Grain and provisions traded higher on anticipated price control legislation, with wheat and corn influenced by loan rate expectations and policy chatter.
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Louis
New York
Hedge Séling
Dee
Ocl
Poultry and Produce Prices in Chicago Market Report
Chicago market notes steady poultry and eggs with mixed price shifts. Live poultry prices cover hens broilers leghorn and turkey varieties, Butter, carrots, eggs receipts and current quotes from Chicago Price Current reflect firm dairy and produce values across different grades and weights.
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Chicago
jRj
Plymouth Rock
Wile Rock
White Rock
Roosters
Treamery
Grain and Provisions Prices Slip on Market Retreat
Chicago September market report shows rye falling over a cent per bushel and wheat dropping nearly as much amid profit taking and hedging. Dealers express concern that price control developments and potential changes to basic crop loan rates could limit benefits under the pending price cos.
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Chicago
Grain & Provisions
Legion to open ranks to today's veterans vote in 1943 plan
The American Legion at its national convention voted to admit present service members as members and to seek charter amendment to do so. Delegates also backed no discrimination in war plant employment, opposed Japanese privilege, and supported the president in the war. The convention set 1943 as a question for the executive committee to decide.
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Kansas City
American Legion
Legion
Sesgion
Sullkes
Legionnaires
Ins
Congress
Veterans
Wit
Roane Waring
Memphis
Utility Executive
Gttwagy
Warren H. Atherton
Stockton
Cult
Bray
Greenyp
Milwaukee
Y. M. Armstrong
Indianapolis
R. L. Gordon
Arkansas
Municipal Court Docket Summary of Disturbing the Peace Cases
Various defendants face disturbing the peace charges with forfeited cash bonds ranging from 10 to 100 dollars. Notable entries include M. Overmyer for driving while intoxicated with a 100 dollar bond, and multiple McNab defendants fined for drunkenness. State docket lists Ray Smith for forgery with grand jury examination and bond set at 300 dollars.
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Leity
Moses
Junes Brown
Firne Brown
Charles Stewart
Overmyer
Intex
Tiger
Ray Smith
Joe Martin
Little Rock Pair Face Federal Charge
The federal Trade Commission charged Roy Glover and Ray Wilson of Glover Glover and Wilson, Little Rock, Ark, with accepting brokerage fees on food purchases for their own accounts. They allegedly acted as brokers and traded canned fruits and vegetables, violating the Robinson-Patman Act.
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Washington
Sept
Federal Trade Commission
Roy Glover
Ray Wilson
Glover Glover
Wilson
Little Rock
Ark
Grain Prices and Loan Rates Across Markets
Wheat closed 1 1/2 cents higher with September at 1.24 1/2 and December at 1.27 5/8. Corn gained 1 2/3, with September 83 5/4 and December 86 3/8. Oats were steady to 1/4 higher, soybeans declined 1/8 to 1/4 lower and rye fell 3/8 to 4.0. Loan rates not specified beyond market notes.
Aluminum Plant Workers End Strike at Nearby Facility
Union predicted resume of construction at the Jones Metal aluminum plant after electricians quit Friday in protest of the wage scale. Officials reported no picketing and cited a wage dispute, as state conciliators monitored the situation and part of the plant remained in production.
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Slot Springs
Ccompinyant Union of
Geidls
Jones Mtl
H.C. Slagle
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
A. 3
Joe Theis
Vurion
Hac
Bandly
Willims
Transwer
State Federation of Labor
Ann
Rejection of Waterworks Sale Sought by DeWitt City
Little Rock September 21 DeWitt asked the utilities commission to restrain Arkansas Power and Light from selling its waterworks until Amaneus county circuit court can hear the city's suit to condemn properties Municipal purchase DeWitt is among four cities intervening in the A P L application to sell water works in 20 Arkansas cities to Arkansas Municipal Water Co The petition says the new company lacks water operation experience and sufficient finances to operate the distribution system Hearing on the A P L application and interventions is set for Thursday
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Little Rock
DeWitt
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Amaneus County
Arkansas
Arkansas Municipal Water Go
Hursday
Two Killed in Crash of Bombing Planes
Blytheville report says a U S Army bomber plane from the army bomber school crashed at Mont Engle Tennessee on a Sunday killing an officer and a cadet. The accident blamed on fog and low ceiling. Names listed include L Gikes 22 Eastland Texas and Charles Mitz 25 Chattanooga Tennessee.
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Blytheville
Army
Mont Engle
Tenn
Pitine
Wetlir
Jack
Iikes
Eastland
Tex
Pleo
Charles & Mitz
Chottinooga
British forces near Madagascar capital advance toward Tananarive
British columns push toward the island capital as rail junctions near Brickaville and towns like Ankazobo and Befonnka come under allied control. Reports place forces 37 miles from Tananarive and 90 miles from the capital, with road demolitions noted on the northwest coast.
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London
Madagistar Ridio
Touanarive
Port Louis
Mauritius
Majungo Haell
Parmatave
British East Africa Command
Tanundeive
Befonnka
Maromandia
Absentee Vote Cost to State Estimated at $2000
Little Rock officials estimate absentee voting costs for Arkansas residents in the November 3 general election could reach about $2000. Secretary Hull noted federal law allows certain groups to vote without poll tax, with Treasury calculation based on limited turnout. He projected modest statewide interest and said Republicans plan to field candidates statewide in November.
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Little Rock
Hull
Ark
Ansas
Inn
Hawas
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthat
Imed
Senate
Tery
Wall
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