Hope Fate Triangular Track Meet Opens Season
Hope High School plans its first track and field meet Friday at 3 p m matching Nashville and DeQueen in a triangular affair Coach Foy Hammons will take a 14 man squad led by Ellen Fuller Purtle Eason as well as Beckworth Jones Parsons and Calhoun in sprints relays and field events Nashville set to host at Scrapper Field with Erwin a former Nashville distance runner and Louisiana State University standout expected to run 440 880 and mile events amid a strong crowd forecast for the meet
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Ile
Nashville
Foy Hammons
Hope
Elien
Fuller
Elmer Purtle
Jor
ri—Eason
Hammons
Eason
Purtle
Bale
Beckworth
Joump
Jones
Parsons
t—Calhoun
W. Us
Sason
Ault
Ellen
Hurdle
Hurdie—Baker
Roy Taylor
Broad
Simms
Ashville
Ark
DeQueen Jems
Cris Erwin
Erwin
Yankees Seek First Baseman Fit as Gehrig Fades
The Yankees identify promising first base contenders led by Tommy Henrich and Eddie Levy while Lou Gehrig nears retirement. Levy, a tall Miami-born player with a strong arm, appears the top long-term option, with Collins and Gabrielson also in the mix. The club emphasizes readiness to replace Gehrig when needed.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Henry Louis’ Gehrig
Iron Man
Shay
Lou Gehrig
Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Yankee
Tommy Henrich
Henrich
Massillon
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Wally Pipp
DiMaggio
Jake
Fowell
George Selkirk
Charley Keller
Joe Gallagher
Walter Jurlnich
Eddie Levy
Levy
New York
John McGraw
Binghamton
Newark
Miami
Reds
Tampa
Senators
Orlando
Rollins College
Col
Jacob Ruppect
Larry MacPhail
Cincinnati Club
Rawhide Lou
Florida
Lightnin
Fred Stone
Hollywood
Witcher
Fred Collins
Gehvig
Paul Krichell
Collins
Boston Red Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Dahlgren
Mungy Gehrig
Future Queen Jean Cline A budding golfer from Wilmington
Expert observers predict 14 year old Jean Cline from Wilmington Ill will become a top figure in golf both in skill and appearance. New to tournament golf she drives over 200 yards and posted an 85 at the Mid-South tournament near Southern Pines NG.
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Pert
Jean Cline
Wilmington, Ill
Golidam
Jean
Southern Pines
Journalists Go Left at Kentucky Kernel Staff
Lexington Ky Journalists at the University of Kentucky turn left with editor L T Iglehart Prof Nicola Plummer and Kernel staff all left handed in a campus newspaper piece noted for its quirky insight into newsroom politics
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Lexington, Ky
University of Kentucky
L. T. Iglehart
The
Kentucky Kernel
Nicl Plummer
Kernel
District Softball Tourney Planned in Hope
The Southwest Arkansas District Softball Tournament, run by the Amateur Softball Association, will be held in Hope on August 16 17 and 18. Earl W. Erion, District Softball Commissioner, announced rules that limit two teams per town and outline membership costs and eligibility rules for players and teams.
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Southwest Arkansas
Hope
Amaleur
Earl W. Erion
Amateur Softball Association
Kelly
Florida
Wage talks aim for fair deals between workers and bosses
Bruce Catton notes wage level and profit margins matter as committees work to balance interests. Business owners and unions sit with professors to thrash out a fair solution that helps underpaid workers without crippling business or inflating consumer prices.
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C. LO
Beneft
Jesus Is Crucified (Continued from Page One)
The priests press charges against Jesus as he remains silent. Pilate, seeking a way out, offers to release a prisoner at festival time. The mob demands Barabbas instead, shouting for Jesus to be crucified, and Pilate yields to the crowd.
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Serely
Jesus
Temple
Lana
Samaria
Galilee
Jesus of Nazareth
Mark
Pilate
Anther
Jesus Bar Abbas
Bar Abbas
MNER S Sale Notice In Hempstead County Arkansas
In pursuance of a Chancery Court order dated March 6 1939 in George Hetchler et al v Thulma Hetehler Hensley the commissioner will sell at public auction at the front door of Citizens National Bank of Hope Hempstead County Arkansas on April 35 1939 the NE quarter of the NE quarter section 25 township 10 south range 24 west 40 acres more or less Terms: three months credit bond with security eight percent interest from date of sale lien on the property to secure payment. March 15 1939 Ralph Bailey Commissioner for Chancery March 17 24 31 April 7
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
George Hetchler
Thulma Hetehler Hensley
Citizens National Bank of Hope
City of
Hope
Arkansas
Benny Dickson Slain by Federal Agents in St Louis
Federal agents shot Benny Dickson at a shabby hamburger stand after he reached for two heavy revolvers. The incident followed a tip to lurching gunman in the Mid-West. witnesses noted a woman in brown possibly aiding Dickson. Dickson faced charges for kidnapping in Michigan and Illinois bank robberies, with a spree spanning several states. The report blends contemporaneous crime details with a tangential biblical excerpt and reflections on faith.
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ST. Louis
Benny Dickson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Dickson
Gerald B. Norris
Norris
Henry Metly
Claude Minnis
Leonidas
Mich
Griffith
Ind
Nortis
Brookings
Northwest Security Bank
Sioux Falls
S. D
Corn Exchange Bank of
Elkton
Law Thought Dead May Be Revived
A Senate bill by Lucien Coleman to amend a 44 year old statute axing sewing machine agents was near passage after the legislature’s four day dead bill review. Journal records show Senate vote 29 to 0 on March 2 and House vote 60 to 17 on March 8 with executive action not yet sought. Status remained uncertain.
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Little Rock
Lucien Coleman
Lepanta
House
Senate
Goveror
Invading Fascists Discuss Albania Crisis With Roosevelt
The article reports on a Friday telephone call to President Roosevelt from Warm Springs Georgia about Italy’s invasion of Albania and its potential impact on US relations with Italy and Poland. It notes Chamberlain linking Poland with France and Britain against aggression, expulsion of three Nazi spies, and recalls wartime entry anniversaries as Britain considers recalling Parliament. It also mentions Britain’s naval support for Poland and a mutual defense link with France, plus a separate line about a 1929 plan by the Department of Agriculture to boost fiber production in the United States.
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Hull
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Italy
Albania
Secon i
United States
Poland
London
Eng
Chamberlain
Britain
Scotland
Samuel Hoare
England
Adriatic
Beck Coh
House of Commons
France
Department of Agriculture
Wheat crop losses blamed on bad weather
A historical weather report states that harsh conditions are responsible for about 74 percent of the total wheat crop losses. The analysis highlights climate factors as the dominant cause affecting harvests and farmer yields.
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Bobcats
DeQueen
Mons
Xpert Radio Repairing
Houston Electric
McWilliams
Strickland & Co
Monts Seed Store
Ward & Son
Phyne
Peps
Tds
Iron Horse
NEW York Yankees
Lou Geheig
Lixel
Hoss Shay
Tommy Hieing
Mecarthy
Hensich
K&enz
Tom
Jesus the Nazarene
Emmaus
Jerusalem
Luke
Bruce Catton
MNER
Ralph Bailey
Chancery
Mary Magtilene
Mary
Rabboni
Olsen
Vice
Aisten
Ewinged, Ana
Hot Point
Harry W. Shiver
LASS
Hope Feed Company
Austin Franks, Mgr
Cate
Hope Hardware Company
Vair
McRowell
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