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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1936

Page

6

Townsend Plan Scandal Purpose and Testimony Revealed

An early inquiry into Dr Townsend's organization uncovers alleged profits and a lobbying operation. Clements testifies about Townsend funds controlled by Townsend and his brother, with details of dinners for congressmen and payments to regional managers. The investigation names Old Age Revolving Pensions and related figures amid accusations of political machine activity.

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Sailor Moran Debuts At Hope Show In Kansas City

San Jose wrestler Sailor Jack Moran faces rough bouts at Fair Park arena with newcomer Gill LaCrosse in a semis against Pat O'Brien. Promoter Bert Mauldin names W. C. Page as official. admission 35 cents. The report also notes Cubs lineup shifts and young pitcher Charles Flowers rising after showing promise in Helena Arkansas.

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Grimm's Decision to Play at First Is Blow for Cavaretta

Chicago Cubs manager Grimm shifts Cavaretta to first base, benching him for now as Grimm resumes a familiar routine by moving to first and platooning with Grimm at other positions. Cavaretta, once rookie standout in 1935, finds himself briefly benched as the Cubs test lineup and revive a long Grapefruit League training trip through Florida and beyond.

Grimm Freddie Lindstrom Cubs Augie Golin Franz Dejmaree Chuck Klein Klein Charles Wesley Flowers Clay Bryant Fabian Kowalik Cate- Miva Florida Flowers Arkansas Pirates Giants Helena Ark Lon Warneke Bill Lee Larry French Tex Carleton Charley Root Little Roy Henshaw Bryant Blazes Kowalik Biller Cavaretta Ilarry Grayson NBA Sarasota Flo Wra Phat Chirley Colmmn Frank Frisch jCurdinals Ple Traynor New York Nationals Bill Terry Omswand Lowewid Chicago Cubs Lauto Normandy Cavarretta Philadelphia Philip Cavarretta Buen Jiup Cavarratta Cayvarredia Raon Chicka Steing Bruins Chicago Divey Duan Pill Cavarruits Grinun Firs Grimmer Wrigley t'Haniattion Grime Southern America Cataluny Tampa

Frisch Looks at Cardinals Camp Moves and Prospects

Brandenton notes from Frank Frisch on Dizzy Dean and backstop choices, with comments on Ogredawski, Davis, DeLancey, and Mike Ryba. Frisch predicts shifts in stance, power from Cap Clarke, Stuart Martin and Freddie Ankerton, plus remarks on Leo Durocher, Medwick, and Galan. Also mentions Paul Dean’s farm plans, Branch Rickey’s influence, and Bill Hallahan’s expected strong season.

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Field notes on a distant game and political faith

An excerpt shows garbled OCR with mentions of the Cardinals faith in a former center, Parmes Jee as a nursemaid, and a winter of talk about a baby daughter. It cites Africa weather as corn husk hail and references the Grand Rapids Press and Boston Transcript on unemployment and national events.

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