Nations Celebrate Anniversary of Berlin Treaty
An article reflects on the anniversary of the Berlin Treaty as Axis powers push propaganda. It contrasts Axis claims of peace with wartime aggression, noting Japan's attack on the United States and global reach. It criticizes Axis rhetoric and highlights the looming, brutal campaigns across Europe and Asia, urging unity against their expansion.
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Japan
API Svare
Larki
Inparison
Volga
Kohito
Ber- O
America
Aladhho
United
Shreveport Tops Nashville In Dixie Series Opener 8-3
In Nashville the Shreveport Sports beat the Vols 8-3 to lead the Dixie series one game to none. Doyle Lade earned the win by limiting Nashville to five hits while Shreveport pounded out 13 safeties including a home run and four doubles. The teams schedule three more games in Shreveport with potential return to Sulphur each if needed.
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Nashville
Tenn
Little Rock
Shreveport
Manayre
Larry Gilbert
George Jeffocat
Brillhart
Maltzberger
Sally Parke
George Washington
Vols
Taste
Gilbert
Dutch McCall
Charley Assaway
Bob Bowman
Doyle Lade
Sulphur den
Chenghsien II Continued from Page One
Report notes Chinese forces press near Chenghsien and Chuki in northern Chekiang as Japanese troops retreat from Anhwei after a tank supported counterattack. British radio cites Chungking dispatch about loot shipments from Kinhwa and Tungyang while air bases at Tokyo and Sanchi are targeted.
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Tungyang
Chuki
Kinhwa
Chungking
New York
Chenghsien
Cheklang
Quisling Call Continued From Page One
Report notes Oslo unrest and pamphleteering as patriots urge boycott of Quisling youth groups amid street clashes. British air strikes target enemy shipping near Dutch coast and Dover Straits, while a separate court case cites a wife claiming assault over a wedding cake.
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Quisling
Fritt Folk
Dover Straits
Additional Names in the Fifth Draft Registration Hempstead County
Serial publication lists names from the 5th Draft Registration of men aged 18 to 20 in Hempstead County dated June 30. The record shows numerous individuals with registration numbers and full names, including Luther Garner Jr J C Young Floyd Pickens Floyd Willie Bass Jack Hendrix James Hendrix Alfred Tabor Jr Dock Greghorn James Higgason Joe Gamble Lahron Medunkins Jessia Maxey J W Honeycutt Alton Jones Charles Erwin Dorothy Adams Gerald Reyenga Earl Sexton Clyde Disney Truman Curtis Sam Johnson Henry Muldrow Clinton Wafer Willie Johnson Roy Palmer J T Harris Hollis Wilson Paul Cook Luther Simpson Milton Franks Clyde McMullen Pat Cook Curley Hopkins Leonard Biddle Elrey Wright Louderm K Baker Jr Joseph McFadden Burn Johnson Henry Wayne Bryson M C Hightower Emanuel Johnson Leonqulips McCullough Johnson Verdon Sparks Samuel Bradsha James Sim Roy Logan James O Dell Lesley Marshall Brooks Williams Dorsey Williams Ray Scott Cleophas Brown Charles Vines Noel Jester Watts Leon Morehead Georgie James Chester Jackson Skinner Ray Martin Elester Besley James Harrison Jesse Nelson Richmond Boyce John Laseter Willie Perry Dunna Neal Mack N N Jackson Martin Jefferson Dunn Henry Modisett Crie Edwards
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Selective Service
Hempstead
Luther N. Garner, Jr
J. C. Young
Floyd Pickens
Kelsie Baker Jr
Joseph B. McFadden
Burn Lee-Johnson
Nathan Warren
Walter Woods
Tommy Henderson
Lewis Woods
Ethaniel Hampton
Charles K. Bush
Willie E. Kimbrough
James Hanneh Ward
Clyde Herman Willis
I.W. Armstrong
Jesse Bernell Bruce
Henry Wayne Bryso
M. C. Hightower
Emanuel Johnson
Leonquilips
J. C. McCullough
Benemin F. Johnson
Henry L. Brown
Verdon Lee Sparks
Samuel Lee Bradsha
James Harvey Sim
Roy Jesse Logan
James Elra O'Dell
Lesley Marshall
Dorsey Lee Brooks
Oliver Williams
Wilbure Henry Dicks
Ray Lee Scott
Elester Besley
James F. Harrison
Jesse Willard Nelson
Richmond C. Boyce
John Taylor Laseter
Willie Lee Perry
Leroy Dunna
Johnny Mack Neal
James N. Jackson
Martin L. Jefferson
Lee Earnest Dunn
Henry J. Modisett
Crie Jackson
Edwar
Market Report at St Louis and New York Stocks Summary
Market notes from St Louis report hog and cattle prices with varied week gains and weekly tops for 1320 lb steers and 865 lb heifers. New York stock market ends week with recovery tempered by recent upswing, summed by volume around 225,000 shares and rail sector costs rising. Chicago poultry and produce sections show butter prices steady, eggs receipts strong. Cotton futures close higher after intraday declines with notable gains from hedging and profit-taking.
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St, Louis Livestok National Stockyards
Ill
Dept
NEW York Stocks
New York
N. Dec
N. Mch
Oil and Gas Filings in Lafayette County Sept 1942
Royalty deeds and mineral deeds dated in September 1942 are filed in Lafayette County. Deeds cover fractional interests from 1/256 to 3/4, naming Angeline Grant, Blythe Simpson, and R. L. Searcy Jr. and noting tracts in sections 7, 15, 36, and 38, Township 17S, Range 24W, with filings from Sept 19 to Sept 21, 1942.
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Lafayette County
Eunice Trip Jett
Lewisville
Arkansas
Angeline
G. C. Hurst
Blythe Simpson
R. L. Searcy, Jr
Texas Company
Ty W. J. Ward
Eliot
R.S. Randolph
F. R. Billingslea
Roy
TCU Edges UCLA 7-6 on late pass drive
Texas Christian University nipped UCLA 7 to 6 as Elmer Nix entered the game late to throw the decisive pass from the 25 to Don Ezell and convert the extra point. TCU outgained UCLA 204 to 52, with UCLA scoring on a third-quarter interception return setup.
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Los Angeles
Elmer Nix
Texas Christian Horned Frogs
Texans
University of California At
Nix
UCLA
Bob McCullum
Don Ezell
TCU
Texas Christian
Alford
Smith
Finlay
Patton LG
Lescoulle
Woodin S Armstrong
Harter
Sparks Flowers
Werner ‘Bayley
Waterfield Hall
Solari
Bond
Jamirian
McCollum
Snelling
Exell Mall
Nix Bagley
M. Smith
Union Officials Say Dispute Settled at Jones Aluminum Plant
A union official speaking on condition of anonymity said electricians at the Jones Aluminum plant on Lake Catherine have returned to work after a 90-strong walkout over the discharge of a union steward on September 18. Union spokesmen claimed the steward was discharged hastily and that a complete understanding was reached for the satisfaction of all involved. Company officials could not be reached for comment.
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Hot Springs
Jones (H
Lake Catherine
Property records reveal mid-century mineral and oil deals in Lafayette
The page lists numerous 1942 mineral and oil deeds filed in Lafayette Arkansas with multiple transfers. Names include J. C. Thompson, J. B. Randolph, H. E. Ferguson, and others, detailing NW, NE, SE tracts in townships 15 and 17 South, ranges 23 and 24 West, with filings dated September 21 to 24, 1942.
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Alty Acres
Frank ¢. Adams
F. R. Billingslea
B.S. Randolph
FR. Billingslea
J. C. Thompson
A. B. Cabb
Ney
R. Deloxch
Merl Deloach
Nis
Lafayette
Arkansas
Eunice Triplett
Lewisville
H. E B. Ferguson
C M. Durham
Royalty and lease deeds in Nevada County 1942 records
In Nevada County on Sept 23 24 1942 various royalty deeds and leases were filed from L A McClendon to Fred T Haddock W L Goldston and others. The filings cover royalty interests in Sec 35 34 19 24 12 17 30 19 18 and multiple townships Range 24 West and 23 West details include assignments to Skelly Oil and Mary Turner et al. plus royalty pooling agreements for several sections and lands in Sec 9 10 12 24 with multiple fractional interests.
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Eunice Triplett
Lewisville
Arkansas
L. A. McClendon
Fred T. Haddock
G- C
Hurst
Fred
Haddoule
Sey
West
W. L. Goldston
W. J. Goldston
Ney
Rye
New
Nwi
D. W. Gladney
War Bond Drive to Close Wednesday Night in Prescott
Prescott’s Salute to Our Heroes drive ends Wednesday with a Victory Show at Nevada Theatre. Admission requires one dollar in War stamps or a bond. a $50 prize bond will be awarded to top seller. Program features The World at War, America Sings with Kate Smith, and a color cartoon. Tickets go on sale Monday at the Nevada box office.
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Prescott
Nevada Theatre
Gretrude Clark White
Ozan Mercantile
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting at First Baptist Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will meet at the church for their Tuesday monthly business meeting at 2 30 p m.
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Woman's Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Society Notes From Local Items
B Ditty stationed with the U S Army in Alaska guests of sister Mrs J W Gist and Mr Gist. Miss Hazel Tanner Murry of Ouachita College Arkadelphia spends weekend with her parents. Mr and Mrs Rucker and Mr and Mrs Lawson Felder with Martha Tompkins of San Antonio announce arrival of a son born Thursday September Myr. Paul Jones of Smuackover spent Friday in the city visiting his parents. Marian Jones, a freshman at Ouachita College, joined them. Mrs T C Mc Rae Jr and Mrs D A Mc Rae were Thursday visitors in Texarkana. Hubert Whitaker returned from a Lumber Industry Transportation Advisory Committee meeting in Washington DC, accompanied by Mrs Whitaker who remained in St Louis. Miss Wanda Kennedy of Little Rock visits her parents Dr and Mrs Kennedy this week.
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Set. B. Ditty
U.S. Army
Alaska
J. W. Gist
Gist
Hazel Tanner Murry
Quachita College
Arkadelphia
Paul Jones
Smuackover
A. P. Jones
Marian Jones
Ouchila College
T. C. Mc Rae, Jr
D. 4
Mc Rae
Texarkana
Hubert Whitaker
Lumber Industry
First Baptist Church observes Hon Day with services
Churches notice describes Sunday School, worship services in the morning and evening, and installation of Sunday school officers and teachers. Pastor E P J Garrett to preach. Baptist Training Union session at 7 pm with preaching by Maxfield Garrott.
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First Baptist Church
Pacific engagement described by Navy radio operator
In a Seattle letter Lester Robberts Jr a radio operator on a Navy ship recounts tense danger at sea. He says Jap planes chased the vessel and submarines forced evasion while a bomb exploded nearby leaving him sprained. The note shares wartime bravado and a glimpse of daily life aboard a Pacific theater assignment.
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Seattle
Wash
Helen Garrett
Hope
Lester Robberts, Jr
Editor Knocks Continued from Page One
The piece mocks critics of wartime aviation, praising Allied aircraft and engine makers like Allison for performance in diverse theatres. It urges reconsideration of claims that U S planes are junk and advocates continued production. A light note mentions a gasoline pond in California and a hinted anti knock lake in Florida.
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California
Florida
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