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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1956
Page
3
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at Michigan pride and nostalgia, noting a shift toward a new era while preserving regional identity. Limited legible words suggest a discussion of changes, memory, and local sentiment without concrete dates or named events.
Thought for the Day echoes Jane Porter on knowledge lighting other lamps. McNab’s Lee Cheatham and Willie Davis visited Roe puck Texas Sunday March 25. Luke Muldrow’s friends mourn his illness from an infected eye. Mrs Chatlean Moore of Atlanta Texas stayed with Luke Muldrow family Friday March 30. Knox McFadden of Mineral Springs Arkansas spent the week with Luke Muldrow and family.
Howard Craig Champion Spa Jockey Howard Craig Champion Spa Jockey HOT SPRINGS IM Howard Craig again tops Oaklawn Park with 27 wins, 19 seconds, 16 thirds from 149 rides in a 31 day meeting ending Saturday. J R Adams trails with 18 wins from 93 mounts, Wu G Rotz scores 16 wins, Lidberg and Chambers each have 14. Others include Skarowski Fora Wagner with 11 wins. Bidwell Mundorf 16.
Boston slugger Ted Williams, sidelined by a groin injury since March 13, said he will not push hard until fully recovered. He returned to the lineup, collecting a single in four at bats against Detroit, and noted he may appear in more exhibition games at Higgin’s discretion. The piece also mentions the bald eagle’s habitat.
Gaspar Ortega 6-5 favorite over Hardy Smallwood in a television 11 round middleweight bout at St Nicholas Arena New York. Ortega 32-7 with 14 knockouts, Smallwood 17-4-2 with four KOs. DuMont will telecast. Vince Martinez seeks 21st straight win Wednesday at Minami Beach against Miguel Diaz. Joey Giambra faces Johnny Schian in Friday radio TV headliner at Syracuse.
The Harlem Globetrotters beat the College All-Stars in two games at Madison Square Garden, 61-52 and 72-64, drawing 12,185 and 10,087 fans respectively. Notables included Ron Sobiesczyk, Joe Holup, Robin Freeman, Tom Heinsohn, and Julius McCoy who joined after AAU eligibility questions were resolved.
Mike Souchak, 28, Duke alum and former football end, regained his putting touch to win the Azalea Open by one stroke over Dick Mayer at Cape Fear Country Club in Wilmington, North Carolina. Souchak posted 273 total to finish 15 under par, earning $2,220 as Mayer took $1,500 for second. Gene Littler placed third at 276, with Doug Ford and George Bayer tied for fourth at 277 and 278 respectively, collecting $990 and $790.
The American Bowling Congress entered its fifth week with Tony Sparando of Rego Park New York still atop the singles list at 19. Meanwhile Bil Gillard and Stan Gittard led in doubles as standings remained largely unchanged after Easter.
Warren Page explains flinchitis a hunting nemesis affecting millions, a fear of rifle recoil causing missed shots. Les Bowman prescribes lighter rifles like 6 mm models to recondition shooters and curb the jitters on the range.
Kansas City tonight opens a 1a round robin to select the United States basketball squad for Melbourne. Four teams compete: Phillips 61ers, Seattle Buchan Bakers, College All-Stars led by Bill Russell and Hal Lear, and the armed forces team coached by Bruce Drake. The 12-man roster will be chosen from this talent pool.
A review of Training Dogs by Colonel Konrad Mast, detailing his German army training philosophy. Mast argues dogs learn by memory rather than moral judgment, and that training hinges on pairing actions with rewards or punishments to shape behavior. The article notes emphasis on training to avoid harmful acts and to follow commands.
The Social Security Administration announced that Rev Darwin Cranmer, pastor of the Universalist church of Stamford, is the first clergyman to qualify for Social Security benefits. At 67, he has served Stamford since 1946, with amendments allowing voluntary clergy inclusion.
Across many communities in remote regions the payment a groom makes for his bride stands as one of his largest lifetime expenditures. The practice reflects economic and social expectations linked to marriage amid customary kinship systems.
In Hempstead County Arkansas the probate court lists the estate of J O Phillips deceased Last known address Prescott Arkansas Route 5 The death occurred July 27 1953 Administratrix appointed March 5 1856 All creditors must present verified claims within six months of first publication or be barred from the estate This notice first published April 2 1954
Injuries plague the Brooklyn Dodgers with Billy Loos and Sandy Amoros limited, Don Bessent out two to three weeks, and others sidelined. The Dodgers beat the White Sox 4-4 in a spring game as Gino Cimoli and Hodges led the offense. Elsewhere, Tigers top Red Sox 6-3, Mickey McDermott shines for Yankees in a 5-2 win over the Cardinals, and Philadelphias Stan Lopata homers in a 6-3 win over Cincinnati.
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