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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1947

Page

4

Furniture and auto ads with limited details and old spelling

Classifieds list items from 28 OPTS HIGHWAY VAN and 1% TON TRUCK to a 318 piece dining room suite. Includes tires, radio, beds, and household furniture. Contact Sundberg or Wm. Sute with phone 93-W for more details.

FORD Sundberg

Cleaning Up Starts in Baseball Camp

The major leagues began its spring cleaning with 20 American and one National League players set for assignments to minors in coming days. New York Yanks optioned six players to Newark and Kansas City, while St. Louis Browns sent several to Toledo and Chicago White Sox options. Washington and Boston also made moves. National League clubs, led by St. Louis and Brooklyn, anticipate further workouts soon.

New York Fielding Stevens Browns Toledo Hank Helf Chet Johnson John Bilbrey Ray Shore Bob Wren Owen Friend Washington Senators Gil Coan Chattanooga Southern Association Chicago White Sox Fred Vaughn Hollywood Boston Braves Johnny Fetzer Hartford St. Louis Brooklyn

Kilian dropped from Army promotion list by Truman

Washington April 2 The president removed Lt Col James A Kilian from a promotion list of 83 lieutenant colonels sent by the War Department for Senate action Kilian former commander at Litchfield England was convicted by court martial of permitting cruel punishment of enlisted men He was sentenced August 29 1946 to reprimand and a 500 fine The removal followed confirmation Kilian was on the list and was dropped by presidential action citing seniority and required submission rules

Washington Truman James A. Kilian Litchfield Kilian White House War Department Senaet England Senate Cas Charles Ross Cal

Nicely Furnished Bedroom with Large Closet for Woman

Readable ad notes a private home offers a nicely furnished bedroom with a large closet for a woman. contact via phone 1984-34.

Cardinals and Yankees End Exhibition Series In Florida

In St. Petersburg on April 2 the World Champion St. Louis Cardinals trail the New York Yankees 4-3 in the final exhibition meeting. Yesterday, rookie Don Johnson shut out the Cardinals on two hits for seven innings as the Yankees won 7-2.

St. Petersburg Fla St. Louis Cardinals New York Yankees Red Birds Don Johnson Bronx Bombers

Nothing Wrong With Chicks Says Protho

Memphis manager Doc Prothro insists the 1947 Memphis Chicks are strong overall with an intact outfield and a solid infield but concedes pitching remains a weak point. He notes key losses and new arms vying for spots while praising a revived roster and potential from rookies such as Bob Schultz and Al Hodky.

Will Grimsley Memphis Tenn Memphis Chicks Doc Prothro Chickasaw Pilot Atlanta Lester Wimpy) Willis Cleveland Herman Dress Swirmer Freddie Biggs Talmadge Aber- Nathy Larry Brunke Chattanoorg Bob Shultz Kity Fulton, Ky al Hodky Don Grate Phillies Leg Edwards Earl Erbree Gadsden Ala Ken Manus White Sox Frank Martin Abbany Shreveport Prothro Relph McNair Jagt Vear Vincent Plunbo Chicago White Sox Andee Welch Danville Lindsay Deal Paul Armstrong Roy Bueschen Dick Lane Ore Moreau Keystone Wes Hamer Gene Olive Henderson Tex Ed Murphy Wilmington Doel Hairy Hedge Prothra Howe

Masters Golf Field Sets For Opening Day In Augusta

Augusta (AP) four defending champions Ben Hogan Lloyd Mangrum Ted Bishop and Smiley Quick plus Jimmie Demaret headline the field as the 11th Masters opens tomorrow at the 6000 yard National course in Augusta Georgia. Byron Nelson Bobby Locke and Sammy Snead also arrive as the opening round approaches with top favorites Hogan and Demaret leading the pre tournament odds.

Augusta Ben Hogan Lloyd Mangrum Ted Bishop Smiley Quick Dom Glamor Hogan Jimmie Demaret Mangrum Bishop Quick Byron Nelson Bobby Locke Sammy Snead Hot Springs Johannesburg

Weather Delays Hit Southern Exhibition Games

Wet weather halted several exhibitions as the Atlanta Crackers lost 6 4 to the Charleston Rebels and other games were postponed or interrupted. Chattanooga and Montgomery logged four innings before rain paused play while Mobile and St Paul and New Orleans and Birmingham were scrubbed. Memphis Chicks saw a surprise return for catcher Ralph McNair and Nashville camp discussed Brewster’s status after his Birmingham release.

Associated Press Atlanta Crackers Charleston Rebels Cincinnati Reds Chattanooga Lookouts Montgomery Chattanooga Mobile Bears St. Paul Saints New Orleans Pelicans Birmingham Barons Mobile Birmingham Bay St. Louis Miss Memphis Chicks Ralph McNair

Maine first to ratify presidential tenure amendment

Maine's Republican legislature acted quickly to ratify a proposed constitutional amendment linking presidential tenure to four year terms. The Senate approved without discussion and the House voted 82 to 7 with Democrats in the minority. If thirty six states ratify, the amendment could become effective.

Augusta Maine Senate House

Shoes bought for Lee remain unpaid in old store accounts

In Alexandria on April 1 Chi: General Robert E. Lee’s two balls of shoes costing 2.88 are on the books. The store has returned a check plus interest from students of Washington and Lee University and refuses payment. Mrs. Clinton Ballenger, a descendant of the original owner, found the item in old accounts. Both she and the shop decline several offers to pay after she disclosed the purchase price likely was never paid.

New York Monie Proser Hollywood Kitts Kallen Broadway Manhattan Groucho Marx Keith Andes Gio June Knight Zigen Fio California NCSL Charley Rogers Hollywoods Chauncey Cleatt Lee Sullivan Warner Barthers Rogers Lee Hotel Algonquin Samuel Hopkins Adams Richard Llewellyn Green Valley Danny Thomas Pathcian Morison Alexandria Robert E. Lee Washington and Lee University Clinton Ballenger

Sugar Robinson Must Prove He Can Climb to Middleweight

Kansas City April 21 Ray Sugar Robinson world welterweight champion must move up from welterweight to middleweight to earn a title shot against Tony Zale the 160 pound kingpin Art Wittich announced Robinson has faced bigger men before and is set to meet Georgie Abrams Washington middleweight at Madison Square Garden May 16.

Kansas City Kas Ray Sugar) Robinson Tony Zale Zale Art Wittch Robinson Georgie Abrams Washington Madison Square Garden Ray Robinson Eddie Finazzo Baltimore Tom McHugh Winch Jon Jones Kansas Citlaw

Yesterday's Baseball Results From The AP Roundup

Associated Press yesterday reported scores across several games including Washington A 4 over Toledo IL 2, Detroit A 2 over Boston N 0, New York N 2 over Chicago IA 0, Boston A 8 over Fort Worth TL, New York A 7 over St Louis N 13, Cleveland A 13 over Chicago N 4, Cincinnati N 4 over Kansas City A, Newark TL 2 over Pittsburgh NJ, Philadelphia A 12 over Louis A 13, Brooklyn N 6 over Montreal IL 1.

Washington Toledo Detroit Boston New York Chicago Fort Worth Cincinnati Kansas City Pittsburgh Newark Oh Louis Philadelphia Brooklyn Montreal Associated Press Kas Tony Zale Gary Ind T.K.O al Timhens Cleveland Steve Belloise Randy Brown Vernon N. Y Los Angeles Maxie Docusen New Orleans Suny Sanders

Facts About New Greek Ruler

London April 1 Crown Prince Paul the new king of Greece following George II is tall, athletic, and impeccably dressed with a monocle and fluent English. Aged 45 he is a sportsman and former major general who served in World War I era campaigns in South Africa and the Middle East. His marriage in 1938 to Princess Frederika Laise of Brunswick was a grand royal wedding with eighty princes and bishops in attendance.

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