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04 Apr 1956

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Hope Star

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Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1956

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2

Storm Terminology Confusion: Atlantic Hurricanes vs Typhoons

A storm classified as a hurricane in the Atlantic is termed a typhoon in the Pacific and Indian Ocean basins. The naming reflects regional usage, not differences in intensity.

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Easter at Oak Grove Church and Missionary Meeting

Easter services at Oak Grove Baptist Church featured an Sunday school session led by Rev. E N Grover with a baptism candidate. A joint Missionary Society meeting of Church of God in Christ No 1 and Rising Star Baptist Church was held with remarks by Mrs Jewel Weatherspoon and refreshments led by Mrs Leona Bailey. Local resident Ms Lucille Bryant from St Louis visited Easter with her sister Mrs Ella Yerger and family. she formerly taught in Ft Smith and Hope summers.

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Oak Grove Baptist Church E.N. Grover Thelma Ritchie Clara Garman Faye L. Ritchie Florida Langston T Cor Azell Patterson Missionary Sisters of the Church of God In Christ No. 1 Rising Star Baptist Church Jewel Weatherspoon Church of God In Christ Leona Baily Emma Black Lecy Estella Martin Treas QO. N. Dennis City Lucille Bryant St. Louis Missouri Ella J. Yerger Bryant Lucilla Bailey Ft. Smith Arkansas Hope H. C. Yerger
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California Okays Olympic Games Final Approval

The California Senate approved four million dollars for the 1960 Winter Olympic Games to be held at Squaw Valley California. A previous million was funded last year, meeting IOC demands to keep Innsbruck Austria from winning the bid. Avery Brundage confirmed by phone from Chicago that the games officially belong to California and praised local organizers.

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Squaw Valley Calif State Senate San Francisco International Olympic Committee Innsbruck Austria Avery Brundage IOC Chicago California Fing Brundage
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Longden 170 Wins From New World Record

San Bruno Cal patrol notes veteran jockey Johnny Longden the current winningest active rider. He rode Pil Boss to victory at 6.30 and Ganjata at 6.70 to reach 4,701 career wins. Only Sir Gordon Richards has more with 4,870 after retirement in 1954.

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San Bruno Calif Johnny Longden Longden Tune Foran England Sir Gordon Richards Sir Gorgon
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College Stars and Phillips in Finals

Two teams vie for Olympic basketball selection in Kansas City as the College All-Stars and Bartlesville Oilers clash after Oilers beat Seattle Bakers 72-64 and All-Stars edged armed forces 62-74. Tonight determines which team advances to assign 5 to 7 Olympic spots. the Olympic committee will pick the remaining 12-man squad with the winner’s coach named Olympic coach.

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Kansas City Bartlesville Oilers Frank Bucky O'Connor Oilers Seattle Bakers Seattle Armed Forces Armed Farcces United States Australia Olympic Basketball Committee
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Davis Quits as Jonesboro Coach

Davis Charles Davis, known as Chilli, will resign as athletic director and Jonesboro High School football coach at term’s end to join an Arkansas insurance firm. He led teams to 60 wins in eight years, with 21 losses and four ties, and previously coached junior high and high school football.

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Jonesboro Ark Charles Chilli) Davis Jonesboro High School Davis Hendrix College
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Washington May Be Trouble for Loop Big Boys

Roy Sievers leads Washington as spring exhibition play heats up. He homered twice in a 4-1 win over the Cincinnati Redlegs, and fellow slugger Semintek added two hits as Philadelphia defeated Detroit 3-1. Giants and Indians slugged six homers in a 14-13 marathon, Cards beat White Sox 7-5 with Repulski and Virdon key, Drysdale shines for Dodgers in 6-3 win over Milwaukee, Red Sox edge Yankees 5-3, Pirates outlast A’s 3-2 in 10 innings as Face wins it.

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Washington Senators Nations Roy Sievers Griffith Stadium Ue Senators Sievers Roy Washington Philadelphia Phillies Detroit Tigers Herm Wehr’ Sméler Saul Rogovin Tigers New York Giants Cleveland Indians Giants Gene Woodling Sam Mele Earl Averill Indians Ruben Goma Dusty Rhodes Ed Bressoud New York St. Louis Chicago White Sox Pip Repulski Bill Virdon Jackie Brandt Hal Smith Luis Aparicia Sox Don Drysdale Montreal Brooklyn Dodgers Milwaukee Brooks Relicace Clem Labine Boston Red Carl Roberts Bucs Elroy Face Tom la' Sorda
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Martinez Predicted to Knock Out Diaz in TV Bout

Vince Martinez’s manager says the fourth ranking welterweight will KO Miguel Diaz in a ten round City Auditorium bout. Martinez seeks his 22nd straight win and holds 47 wins 25 knockouts. Diaz has 46-9-2 career with the Cuban welter crown. NBC will air the match live at 8:40 p.m. EST.

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Miami Beaci Fla Vince Martinez Miguel Diaz City Auditorium Johnny Saxton Bill Daly Basiliao Carmen Basilio Saxton Martinez Trim Diaz Paterson N. J Diaz Danny Giovanelli Chico Varoni NBC
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Pastrano Favored to Beat Arthur in 10 Rounds

New Orleans reports Willie Pastrano rated No. 7 challenger to Rocky Marci ano faces South African Johnny Arthur in a 10 round heavyweight bout. Pastrano, 20, has beaten former light heavyweight champ Joey Maxim and Rex Layne but Arthur, at about 220-plus pounds, is the heaviest foe yet. Arthur has 28 wins in 34 fights with 22 knockouts.

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New Orleans Willie Pastrano New Ortearts Rocky Marciano Ute Johnny Arthur Willie Pastrano Joey Maxin Rex Layne Arthur Italo Scortchini Willie Troy Chuck Speiser
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Father of Dizzy Paul Dean Dies in Dallas Hospital

Paul Dean Sr. father of Hall of Fame pitchers Dizzy and Paul Dean died yesterday in a Dallas hospital. He would have been 82 next month and was a lifelong baseball fan. Born in Rolla, Missouri, he played semi pro in Fort Smith, Arkansas, and is survived by son Earl and siblings Everett, Harry, Bland, and two sisters.

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Dallas Albert Monroe Paul Dizzy Dean Dean Rolla Fort Smith Ark Dizzy Earl Deen Everett Oklahoma Harry Okemah Okla Bland Wichita Kan Aleck Fulsam Okemeh Ellis Eskride
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Manhattan plans a huge enclosed stadium for 110000

New York city officials unveiled a plan for a giant enclosed stadium to seat 110000, aiming to lure Olympic Games and major events while retaining the Giants. The project would cover a two million square foot site between West End Avenue and the West Side Highway, financed by private capital with state aid, and include indoor parking for 20000 cars and escalators. A 35 to 40 member committee will oversee development.

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New York Manhattan Brooklyn Dodgers Hulan Jack Sports Broadcasters Association New York Giants United States West End Avenue West Side Highway Jack Philadelphia Los Angeles Coliseum Pasadena Calif
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Tree-napper Strikes Newly Planted Magnolia in Louisville

Joseph McHugh of Louisville says a 6-foot magnolia planted in his front yard was stolen over the Easter weekend, leaving a hole where it stood. McHugh, a former L&N railroad worker, called it a lousy trick.

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Louisville M— Joseph 'T McHugh L&n Railroad
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Beggs Man Dean Funeral Plans In Beggs

Dean, a resident of Gatland since 1931, is to be buried in Beggs after funeral services set for 2 pm CST tomorrow. His death follows the 1919 loss of his first wife, mother of his three sons, and his 1939 remarriage after later widowhood.

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Beggs Oklo Gatland Artraeory
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Amateurs Struggle With Skating Costs Amid Rules

Boston rider Alan Jenkins, world and Olympic champion, says amateur rules push top skaters into unaffordable costs. Jenkins, preparing for the Ice Chips Show, plans Harvard Law School next year after announcing he will not compete as an amateur again. IOC chief Avery Brundage declined comment. Jenkins argues the amateur code is impractical for several potential Olympic athletes who cannot afford the expenses.

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Boston Hayes Alan Jenkins America Gfymi Jenkins Akatyer UN Uder Iion Skating Club Harvard Law School Chicago Avery Brindage International Olympic Committee Russia Ely
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Lori Nelson Aims for Dramatic Break in Hollywood Film

Lori Nelson, a local beauty, believes she can shed ingénue roles and pursue a serious part. She targets The Story of Esther Costello as deaf, dumb and blind heroine, has makeup tests at Paramount and has sent photos to director David Miller, hoping for a breakthrough without a press agent.

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Bob Thomac Holly Wnh Globe Lori Nelson Lori Hollywood Lyo Marilyn Monroe Grace Kelly Audrey Hepburn Eva Marie Saint Terges Jann Crawford Esther Costello Paramount David Miller Eynien
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