Mixed Classified Fragments From Hope Arkansas Page
A jumble of classified items lists items for sale and notices from Hope Arkansas. Entries include a baby bed, icebox, fabrics, a gilted duroc hog, an upright gas range, a modern house for sale near city limits, and help wanted notices. Several items reference specific locations and businesses, with incomplete details and stray punctuation interspersed.
Dr. Sy neman Rhee a Korean leader visits Washington
Dr. Syeman Rhee, 72, head of Korea’s provisional government, visits Washington to discuss reforms and independence. He recalls prison torture in 1897 and his later exile, education in the United States, marriage to Francesca Donner, and his wife’s advocacy for women’s rights.
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Jane Eads
Washington
Syneman Rhee
Provisional Government of Korea
Dr. Rhee
Bond Street
Rhee
Seoul
Korea
Algo
George, Washington University
Harvard
Princeton
Wilson
United States
Asia
Methodist Board of Foreign Missions
Hawaii
Honolulu
Shanghai
Geneva
League of Nations
Francesca Donner
Land
Broadway Glitz and Batty Banter In a Paris Vibe Booth
Midtown bars glow as Hildegarde meets radio’s Fat Man Jack Smart at Reuben’s. Jack Marsh, the sponsor and a pharmaceutical president, arranges custom saccharine for Smart’s 8th size diet. Lawrence Welk touts Champagne Music ownership by the Pope. Albert Sharpe of Finian’s Rainbow signs with Selznick for Hollywood success.
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Jack O'Brian
New York
Hildegarde
Wisconsin
Paris
Reuben
Joe Marsh
Joe
Hildy
Jack Smart
Jack
Fat Jack
Smart
Lawrence Welk
Albert Sharpe
Finian
Rainbow
Hollywood
David OQ
Selznick
Baseball Preview Sees Chattanooga Favored For 1947 Season
Southern Association teams sharpen for the 1947 season with Chattanooga tipped to win the pennant while Atlanta Crackers are placed second. Little Rock in the cellar. Exhbition notes include Memphis Chicks cuts, Grate and Hockey pitching bids, and Bears manager Nichols moving to Eastern League.
Boxingcard snippet with multiple bouts listed
Ganesville Ohio Sammy Angel 145 Washington Pa knocked out Callelphante 145 Brooklyn 3 Galveston Tex Jimmy Cox 133 San Antonio outpointed Champau Albarran 182 1 2 Mexico City.
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Associated Press
Ganesville
Ohio
Sammy Angel
Washington
Callelphante
Brooklyn
Galveston
Tex
Jimmy Cox
San Antonio
Chapmau Albarran
Mexico City
Dodgers Manager Decision Near As Blades Emerges
By CORNELIUS RYAN New York April 10 UPI Ray Blades was most frequently mentioned today as probable successor to Leo Durocher and it appeared Branch Rickey had already picked a manager, though he hadn’t revealed it.
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Cornelius Ryan
New York
UPI
Ray Blades
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn Dodger
Branch Rickey
Chandler
New York Yankee
Larry MacPhail
Rickey
Durocher
Havana
MacPhail
Charley Dressen
Dodgers
Yanks
Florida
Dressen
Dodger
Happy Chandler
Garry MacPhail
Branch
Hanpy
Duroener
Leo
Larry
Happy
Newhouser to Rest Before Opening Day After Crackers Win
Hal Newhouser, Detroit Tigers ace, allowed three hits in a 3 2 victory over the Atlanta Crackers, prompting a five day rest before the 1947 season. He was selected by Manager Steve ONeill to face the Browns at St. Louis to start the campaign. In other notes, St Louis Cardinals beat Dallas Rebels 10 2, Johnny Beazley homered and doubled, and the Browns topped the Pirates 15 9 as spring play continued. Frank Hoerst left for Memphis SA for evaluation, with possible return if no permanent damage evident. Chicago White Sox head to home after rainouts, awaiting Friday’s game with the Cubs at Wrigley Field.
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Chattanooga
Atlanta Crackers
Little Rock
Atlanta
Memphis
New Orleans
Mobile
Nashville
Birmingham
Doc Prothro
Memphis Chicks
Mervin Connors
Prothro
Don Grate
al Hockey
Chicago Cubs
Edgar G. Allen
Bears
Roy Nichols
Cambridge
Brooklyn
Chitttanooga
Charlie Letchas
Philadelphia Phillies
Detroit Tigers
Kal Newhouser
Pat Mullin
Newhouser
Crackers
Forrest Thompson
St. Paul
New Orleans Pets
Associated Press
Hal Newhouser
Southern Association
Steve O'Neill
Browns
St. Louis
Dallas
Dallas Rebels
Texas
Dixie
Johnny Beazley
Kansas City
Dickson
Pollett
Tenn
Frank Hoerst
Mmphis Club
Young Hoerst
Hoerst
Philadelphia
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Ted ‘Juyons
Cubs
Wrigley Field
Futile Flight in Oakland Ends With Blank Record
Pilot Charles IH Osborne attempted to beat the world altitude record for light sports planes rising from Oakland airport. His altimeter failed at 23 220 feet but he continued until landing and reporting to inspectors that the official barograph record was blank due to a forgotten instrument switch.
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Oakland
Calif
Charles IH
Osborne
Business Boom to Continue Three Months
The Associated Press survey of late 1947 shows the US economy likely to grow for at least three more months with consumer demand strong, high employment, and record income. Yet rising prices, wage talks, coal shortages, and potential strikes threaten the pace and a recession could dim the outlook this year. Strong exports, housing needs, and cheap credit support continued expansion.
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United States
Associated Press
Agriculture Department
Federal Reserve System
Dickey Sees Travelers Improving for 1947 Season
Little Rock manager Bill Dickey believes the Travelers are better off than a week ago and have a chance to rise in the Southern Association race with improved pitching. He praises rookie Dickey Evans and selects Frank Marino to start against Memphis, listing other probable starters and lineup. Also mentions Masters shift to Atlanta, Notre Dame spring drills with Johnny Lujack, and Ray Dumont launching umpire instruction courses.
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Little Rock
Bill Dickey
Little Rock Travelers
Bill Evans
Amarillo
Dickey
Frank Marino
Tex
Memphis
Dean Scarborough
Bob Mavis
Henry Robinson
Ben Cantrell
Norbert Litzsinger
Bill Garbe
Fred Hancock
Duke Doolittle
Augusta
Atlanta
Bobby Jones
Johnny Lujack
Jett Hall
Notre Dame
Frank Leahy
Marshall Opposes Ruhr Split Seeks Saar Autonomy
Secretary of State Marshall urged foreign ministers to avoid permanent boundaries based on force and to consider long term effects. He backed keeping Ruhr and Rhineland with Germany, supported Saar autonomy under French economic involvement, and warned against short sighted limits. Molotov stayed silent as Bidault, Bevin, and Marshall spoke on postwar borders.
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Moscow
George CC, Marsnail
France
Ruhr
Rhineland
Germany
Saar
Marshall
V.M. Molotov
Georges Bidault
Bevin
United States
Atlantic
Europe
Yesterday's Results From City Stadium Scores
Yesterday's results show Boston A 17 Cincinnati N and New York N 7 Cleveland A St Louis A 6 Pittsburgh N. The brief note lists multiple city and team initials, reflecting a compact score roundup from miscellaneous games.
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Associated Press
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Cleveland
Canary Keeps Pointer On The Run
A coach notes a star player, the pointer, streams of discipline and focus. The team emphasizes constant action as meals are skipped to maintain pace and readiness after the new canary arrived.
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Prince Modoupe-Paris
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Harrisburg
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Joe Cotten
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Jake Pitter
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Pepper Martin
Billy Terry
Frank Frisch
Clay Hopper
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Laraine Day
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