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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1951
Page
2
The notice outlines pay in advance for all want ads, with a range of rates by word and column inch, and states acceptance of ads by the Lephond system. It notes the publisher may edit or reject ads and that repetition or followup requires separate insertions, with a contact phone number for inquiries.
A long fragment discusses McCarthyism, Capitol Times editor Cedric Parker, Madison politics, and protests over communist influence. It mentions President Truman era debates, petitions, and public responses, with references to Madison, New York, and various national figures and papers.
Alan battles Vroom on a river, a weighted jewel bundle sinking and surfacing. A struggle under water ends when the treasure is released. Alan regains air and the canoes drift, surfacing to calm water with no clear outcome.
In a tense Par pack game last night Legionnaires narrowly defeated the Red River Prides 3 to 2. Key players Benvaluss Hot Hiver and Haly White delivered early offense while pitchers and fielders held tight late, with several near-misses and a controversial at first base close.
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Booneville earns a spot in Nat's playoff as the 7th annual national semi pro baseball tournament enters day two in Wichita Kansas. The 32 team event features the 7th Airborne Alviston Angels from Ort Camphall Kentucky and the Wichita Boeing Bombers posting opening wins on the first night as Connie Asteh receives a plaque from the National Baseball Congress during ceremonies. The tourney, centered around the eight run rule, spans three weeks with defending champs the Wayne Capehearts. Today’s Eastern Standard schedule includes Linton Texas Oilers versus Fork Warren Wyoming and Merchants versus Keesler Pidae.
Pasadena teen Lassie, 16, captures National Junior Girls championship in her first National Golf tourney. She defeats top favorite Barbara Melutyre of Futedo by sinking a foot putt on the final hole, clinching the title in a spectacular finish.
Bobo Newsom fired a four hit shutout over the Memphis Chicks as the Birmingham Barons won 4 0 to trim the gap on leaders Little Rock. Newsom struck out eight, walked two, and blanked Memphis in five innings, while Roy Jarvis sparked Tulsa with two triples in a separate Texas League result. Other scores: Mobile beat Chattanooga 2 0, New Orleans edged Nashville 7 8. The day also left several games postponed.
In a tense shore scene Alan negotiates with Lucy Villiers as bands of wounded men and jungle folk gather. A corrupt officer arranges payoffs and orders to return to the jungle while a fragile truce hints at escape before authorities intervene.
The Prescott News lists Sunday and Monday gatherings across churches in Prescott. Youth chairs, unions, and young peoples services include Baptist First Church Assembly of God Methodist Nazarene Presbyterian and Christian Woman’s Fellowship. Social visits note members visiting Milwaukee Little Rock Memphis and Texarkana.
Sports Mirror recalls Jim Hearn lifting the New York Giants to a 74 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies, his fifth straight win since joining from the St. Louis Cardinals. It also notes past highlights from Gardnar Mulloy, Cleveland Indians, and Lou Gehrig in earlier anniversaries.
Andrew Walker died last night at the age of 86. Survivors include three daughters and three sons. Hicks Funeral Home will announce the arrangements. Gladys C. Smith of Stockton, California, is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Coley and daughter.
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