Social Calendar Highlights From Hope Area Notices
Social calendar items list meetings for August 17 and 18 including Fist Af instructors club at Court revim, Mrs Gus Haynes Sunday school class at First Baptist, and a Tuesday Contract Bridge club gathering. Also notes about Red Cross production program reopening, knitting of sweaters and helmets, plus various local residents and visitors traveling to cities like Nashville and St Louis.
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Fist Af
Tte Aye
Gus Haynes
First Baptist Church
al Fescu
Pair Parte
Blouy
Beth
Red Cross
J. Lt. Rogers
BL Lester
Bernard O'Dwyer
Weekend Visitors and Moves Across the Region
Coming and Going notes weekend guestings and departures across Texas communities. Pope Jr. visits Little Reel. Mrs Shea returns to Kilgore. Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson head to Rochester Milton for Maya clinic. Mrs EF White and grandson Eugene stay with Mrs J H White in Magnolia. Mrs J W Franks visits Texarkana. Mrs Sarah to relocate to Temple for the duration.
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W. P. Shea
Kilgore
Texas
Gordon
Frank Johnson
Rochester
Milton
EF. White
Eugene White
J. H. White
Magnolia
J. W. Franks
Texarking
Were Franks
Sarah
Temple
Real Story of Judy Canova
George Tucker captures Judy Canova in a portrait of the singer actress, from Florida radio beginnings to Broadway and Hollywood, detailing her hillbilly persona, stage name roots, and upcoming film Joan of Ozark. She recalls yodeling, choiring hillbilly tunes, and favorites like Tumble Weeds and There Are Thousands of Hillbilly Songs.
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George Tucker
New York
Judy Canova
Hollywood
Lynn Fontanne
the Everglades
Strand
Broadway
Warwick
Jenny Lind
Ozarks
Miss Canova
Jacksonville
Florida
Sarah Bernhardt
Canebrakes
Joan of Ozark
Miss Canovy
Judy
Man ders named Maryland assistant by Shaughnessy
College Park Maryland former University of Minnesota and Chicago Bear fullback Jack Manders is chosen as an assistant by head football coach Clark Shaughnessy at Maryland reinforcing the coaching staff.
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College Park, Md
Jack Manders
University of Minnesota
Chicago Bear
Clark Shaughnessy
Maryland
Boston Hurler Hottest in Big League
Boston Braves pitcher Al Javery dominates the national league with 19 straight scoreless innings and 10 wins, five shutouts, as the Cards and Cubs win to close the gap. Dodgers and Giants stumble, Yankees top A’s, Red Sox extend AL lead while Cleveland and Detroit mix in, highlighting a busy pennant race.
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Gayle Talbot
Associated Press
al Javery
Boston Braves
Causey Stengel
Salem
Dodgers
Javery
Auth
St. Louis
Janis
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Bill Lee
Les Fleming
Pittsburgh
Island
Fleming
Bill Nicholson
Cubs
Mel Ott
Giants
Phils
Ace
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Cleveland
Joe DeMaggio
Joe Gordon
Yankees
Athletics
Shibe Park
Tommy Henrich
Yankee
Coast Guard
Mentich
Massilon
Ghia
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Hal
Newhouser
Ted Lyons
Roundup of college football transport and baseball tales
New York reports a possible fall transport boost for college teams from the Office of Defense Transportation. Dixie Parsons may be Tigers’ only catcher as Birdie Tebbetts heads to the Army and Harvey Riebe could be pressed into service. Carroll College cooks feed 75 for Chicago Cardinals training, then request more food. Browns and Indians split a doubleheader with extra innings. Heath and Mierming drive runs while Boudreau’s outfield aids the win.
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New York
Office of Defense Transportation
Dixie Parsons
Tigers
Thores
Birdie Tebbetts
Army
Harvey Riebe
Beamont
Martha Gudeyon
Carroll College
Chicago Cardinals
Browns
Indias
Jeff Heath
Les Mierming
Lou Boudreau
Indians
Penny and Jim plot to curb Kirktown crime in chapter one
Penny Kellogg and Jim confront pressures from the Humane Society while planning a political reform push against a corrupt City Hall. They enlist Lou MacDonald and Bud Walsh allies, and Penny coordinates a secret campaign. A bomb at the Courier office tests their resolve and endangers Jim.
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Penny
Courier Office
Mills
Jim
Hoe
Lou MacDonald
The
County Humane Society
Lou
Penny Kellogg
Miss Kellogg
MacDonald
the Kirk Mills
Humane Society
Kirktown
Castro
City Hall
Midge
PNT
Bud Walsh
Fenny
Bud
John Kirk
Veteran Hurlers Keep Little Rock in League Lead
Jim Trexler pitched Little Rock to a 2-1 win over Birmingham in a four-hit game, securing Trexler's 16th 1942 victory and keeping the Travelers just in front of the Nashville Vols. Willis Hudlin managed the club and remains a key veteran presence as the season presses on.
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Little Rock
Associated Press
Jim Trexler
Willis Hudlin
Little Rock Travelers
Southern Association
Nashville Vols
Trexler
Birmingham
Hudlin
Cleveland
Trays
Jed
Tyxzek
John Hancock
Goldstein
Barons
Ed Heusser
Harry Maiuzak
Nashville
Rocks
Atlanta
Vols
Crackers
New Orleans
Memphis
Teph
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Arkansas Prohibit Unauthorized Practice of Law Referendum
Legal notice outlines an act to prohibit nonattorneys from practicing law in Arkansas and imposes penalties. It details who may practice, the scope of activities banned, and enforcement steps including reporting and penalties. The document notes referendum filing dates, approval date, and the 1942 election reference.
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General Assembly
State of
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Arkansas Workmen's Compensation Commission
Corporation Commission
Department of Public Utilities
Interstate Commerce Commission of the
United States
Certified Public Accountants
Oraw
Bank Or Trust Company
Lsts
Chamber of Commierce
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Arkansas Bar
Bar Rules Committee
Circuit
Nevada County Men to Report for Induction in Draft
Prescott News reports that on August 19 a list of Nevada county men received draft calls and will report for induction on August 29 including Thomas Clare Parks Virgil Thomas Brown Arthur Dewey Lee Noah Girth Lee Jennings Bryan Warmack Johnie Calhoun Sewelluel Crank Frederick Jefferson White.
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Nevada County
Thomas Clare Parks
Virgil Thomas Brown
Arthur Dewey Lee
Noah Girth Lee
Jennings Byran Warmack
Johnie Calhoun Sewell
Uel
Crank
Frederick Jefferson White
Society Guests and Visits Across Town Weekend
A listing of society visitors and hosts across the area. Mrs Herman Dillard of Oklahoma travels to visit sister Mrs A Guire and Mr McGuire. Vernon and Pat visit Press. Beverly Evans from Helena visits Galveston friends in Conway. Miss Iris McGuire of Hot Springs visits relatives. Mi ka Slass from Hot Springs joins host Mr and Mrs McGuire for a Prescott visit. Jimmie Duke at Camp Robinson spends time with relatives. Lile Jane Trimble returns home after weekend with Bruce family. Dorthey White and Iman Sage travel home after visiting grandparents.
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O.S. Jones
Visting
Herman Dillard
Oklahoma
A Guire
McGuire
Press
Vernon’ Forson
Pat
Galves
Beverly Evans
Helena
Charles Hester
Hendrix Conway
Iris McGuire
Hot's
A. E
Mika Slass
Hot Springs
Mi Slass
oMi Guire
Jimmie Duke
Camp Robinson
Lile Jane Trimble
EY Dor
Dorthey White
Iman Sage
Bruce, WM
T. C. McRaneJdtr
Congress Schedule Touches Bills on Payments and Recess
Today in Congress the Senate may consider a bill removing prohibitions against payment. Subcommittees discuss services allotments. The Judiciary Committee holds a lar meeting at 9 30 a.m. House Routing meets at 11. Both chambers in recess Saturday.
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Judiciary Committee
Senate
House
Dodgers blank Braves as Masit fuels Boston blowout
In a sparse recap from the era, White pitched eight and a third perfect innings for Brooklyn against the Braves with Phil Masit delivering for Boston. Dodgers win 3-0 in a classic showcase of pitching dominance and timely hitting amid era headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
White
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Braves
Phil Masit
Boston
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Contract Bridge Club
Kelly Bryant
Society
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Joseph R. Teard
Alice Lorraine Heard
Raleigh
Waco
Tone Ladies
Hamilton Club
Waco Air Base
Brownwood
Hope
Mastro
Circle
Cameryon Park
McGregor
Bob McCune
City
Fulton
D. M. Finley
David
Brooks Shults
Nancy
Victor Cobb
Aline
Johnson
Camp Crowder, Mo
Bradley Johnson
Officer's Training School
Ruffin White
Nashville, Tenn
Thei Guest
Florence Hicks
Nedra ‘Gibson
San Angelo
CG. ¢. Westerman
Ashdown
Il, Vass
Maraaret
Belton
Weelendrix Pope, Jr
Little Reel
Edward Lester
Saenger
Tyrone. Power
Ioan Fontaine
Perkison's Jewelry Store
South Walowt
St Joseph (Y
Rialto
Fred MacMurry
Marlene Dietrich
Lupe Velez
Leon Errol
Michael Ames Iin
Boston Hurler
SOS
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Waller
Clyde
Milan
Johnny
Narragansett Park
John Thomas Taylor
Hoss Park
Lucky Penny
Gloria Kaye
Steuk
Pietro's
Courier
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Jimmie Murphy
Dannon
Daily Ledger
Chicago
Dick Chapman
G's
Bill Lyda
Oklahoma U
Georgia Naval Pre. Wight School
Dick Rendell
Camp Lee Va
Freddie Hutchinson
Norfolk Naval Training Station
Freddie
Prescott
Helen Hesterly
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Robert Shipp
Williards
Sai Oll Harding Ghormley
Charles Calivin Polk
Newton R.E
Mohorgle Dawson Allder
Otis B Ware
James Rudolph Legatence
Milton Stokes
Joséphie Seal
James Rudolph Rodgers
Mes Ellis Johnson
Charlie Bu Cecil Miles Bustin
Hersh Tilman
Lee Boyette
Jami Smith
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Meson
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Charles Ed
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Jones Jr
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Congress
the Associated Press
Sports Mirror
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Washington Senators
G.&, van Hoover
the Theatres Saenger
Matinee Daily Sun-Mon
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Harry Wo
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