Hoot and Youth Play Benefit at Local Church Event
Community church event on April 1 features Hooray For Youth presented by Madison Elementary and the Tagewatl Bhinvataes School. Proceeds support church programs with actors including Miss Clem and Mrs. Colvin. performance at the hotel Black offers tickets and corrections to schedule.
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Booster Club Dines Hope Boys on Hog Team Banquet
The Booster Club hosts a banquet Monday April 21 at Hotel Baptow to honor Parker High School football figures Captain Muddy Sutter Tommy Arttt Telit Nix and more. Coach Nerd and staff plan a 4 pm meeting at the University counties club. only about 20 attendees expected.
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Famous Horse to Be Treated in Hot Springs
The Denmark stable three year old race horse Rob is headed to Hot Springs for spinal treatment. Albert L Howaley of Hot Springs reports the horse’s racing career is not yet ended and trainer Robert Mc Garvey has not given up hope, planning to send Rob to Chicago for further care after an injury at Oakland Park on March 20.
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Chicago Ward Leader Killed in Primary Fallout
Chicago reports a ward leader slain by shotgun last February sparked protests and investigations. The incident followed a Republican primary where Cross defeated James Masi to become Sixth Ward GOP committeeman. A rival, Gross, faced pressure to drop from politics amid growing warnings. The Republican County Central Committee will name a ward representative for the forthcoming post.
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Pound, Foolish. sume. 4. ROBERT MOLLOY
A fragmented scene follows Lincoln and Leonie as they tour a South Carolina town with plans to transform land for a model farm and provide education for Black workers. Lincoln advocates economic uplift through Black labor, arguing the South depends on their contributions while Leonie wrestles with money, duty, and progress amid family tensions.
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Jaycee Sports to Be De-emphasized in College Plan
Granville J. Davis, president at the college, said yesterday that Jaycee sports would be deemphasized under a plan with the Central Association. The move affects athletic scholarships and may shift focus to other programs as part of a broader restructuring.
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Fred Williams Signs With Bears
Arkansas lineman Fred Williams, a 250 pound tackle, signed with the Chicago Bears. details on contract terms were not disclosed. Williams played for the University of Arkansas and is reported to bring heft and wrestling background to the Bears’ line.
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Hope Arkansas Ordinance 590 amends gas tax provisions
The Hope Arkansas City Council enacts Ordinance 590 to amend Ordinance 539. It requires gas companies serving Hope to pay amounts totaling 900 dollars in specified installments across 1953 and thereafter, imposing the payments as a supplemental levy rather than standard ad valorem taxes. The measure cites rising material and labor costs and declares an emergency to ensure public peace and safety. The ordinance, approved April 8, 1952, was published April 10, 1952, in the Hope Star.
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Hope Arkansas ordinance adjusts telephone company payments
Ordinance No 691 amends Section 2 of Ordinance No 527 in Hope Arkansas. It requires the telephone company to pay City of Hope $1 250 on April 1 1953 and a like annual payment for a term of one year with similar future payments. The city grants credit for unpaid balances on telephone services and repeals conflicting ordinances. April 1982 publication note and names John Wilson appear.
Sarazen Sees Downfall of Hogan's Reign
New York reports Sarazen predicts the Masters may end Ben Hogan’s long era as golf’s dominant figure. He cites Hogan’s rough final round and suggests Sarazen’s outlook could shift the sport’s balance. The veteran champion says Hogan’s grip on the game could crack after the Augusta Tournament.
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Teachers Take Another Meet
Conway Arkansas State Teachers College won a triangular track meet with 74 14 points while Southern State scored 41 4 and Arkansas Tech trailed at 49 12. Kenneth Stephens led with top scoring 1 fd points as Snead and Hogan contest Open talk.
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