Saenger Presents Tommy Kinser and Band on Stage Sunday
The Saenger theatre announces Tommy Kinser and his Collegians on stage Sunday for three performances at 3:45, 6:30, and 9:00 as part of Marco Holiday Festival. The show features swing music with Winfred Huckabee as vocalist and includes the Western film on screen starring Gary Cooper and Doris Davenport.
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Saenger Theatre
Tommy Kinser
Collegians
Hope
Saen- Ber
Marco
Winfred Huckabee
Gary Cooper
Doris Davenport
Women Are More Active and Independent in 1940s America
ADELAIDE KERR reports on Jacqueline Cochran using oxygen therapy to stay alert after long days, noting her diverse roles as air ace, cosmetic business owner, and hostess to her husband Floyd Odlum. The piece also highlights Norene Beekman’s pistol championship rise, women in Congress, Libby Holman’s strawberry motif decor, Mary Margaret McBride’s Missouri special day, Madeline Carroll’s travel wardrobe, and related female achiever profiles.
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Adelaide Kerr
Peasure
Jacqueline Cochran
Clifford Burke
Miss Cochran
New York
Floyd Odlum
Wall Street
Libby Holman
Greenwich
Madeline Carroll
It Pays to Be Good in Weeping Water
In Weeping Water Nebraska the Lions Club offers prizes of ten dollars each to a boy and a girl judged for the year’s most correct behavior, recognizing courteous conduct by youth. The program targets local youths, encouraging helpful deeds and civility within the community.
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Johnny
Mary
Lions Club
Hajr’s claim on aging and hair crops per person
A Chicago scalp specialist states that by age 60 a person who has not become bald will have around 15 crops of hair, with a new crop approximately every four years.
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Chicago
Food Fish Puzzle Clue List Remains Incomplete
A jumbled OCR entry presents scattered crossword style clues and answers across multiple lines. The fragmented text mentions food fish, colors, anatomy terms, and miscellaneous hints, but lacks coherent narrative or definitive solutions.
1940 AP All America Players by Position and College
Lists 1940 AP All America selections with players from multiple colleges by position. Notable names include Christman Missouri, Dudley Virginia, Rankin Purdue, and Harman Michigan with affiliations, class years, and hometowns.
All-America Team Dominated by Midwest Talent
The AP selects its 16th All-America squad led by Minnesota Michigan and Northwestern from the Western Conference. Kimbrough and Harmon headline a star backfield with Albert Franck and Franck shaping a powerful Stanford led unit. Elrod and Reinhard anchor a strong Mississippi State and California presence, while notable names from Nebraska, Boston College, and Texas appear across the line.
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Paul Vincent Severin
North
Srbpoliere
Natrona
T—W
Nicholas Drakos
Cornell
Wiisinon
Cedarhurst
N.Y
Robert Lee Suffridge
Tennessee
Knoxville
Tenn
Chester
Gladchuk
Boston College
Bridgeport
Conn
Warren Frank Alison
Nebraska
Wisner
Neb
Robert Richard Reinhard
California
Montrose
Calif
Erwin Brice Elrod
Mississippi State
Memphis
Frank Sing Albert
Stanford
Glendale
Thomas Dudley Harman
Michigan
Voce
Gary
Indiana
George Henning Franck
Minnesota
Davenport
Iawa
John Alec Kimbrough
Texas
A.&m
Haskell
New York
Middle West
Associated Press
Northwestern
Mid-West
South
East
Southwest
Far West
Rocky Mountain
Tom Harmon
John Kimbrough
Texas Aggies
Nick Drabos
Paul Severin
North Carolina
Kimbrough
Harmon
Frank Albert
George Franck
Erwin
Buddy Elrod
Severin
Bob Reinhard
Drakos
Bob Suffridge
Warren Alison
Chet Gladehuk
Albert and
Reinhard
Albert
Elrod
Bobby Grayson
Sam Francis
Land Ed Widseth
iSam Chapman
Ohio State
Gary Thunderbolt
Red Grange
Wolverines
Tommy
Aggies
John
Homer Norton
Arkansas
Southern Methodist
Rice
Jarrin
Kimbroughs
Abbot
Clark Shaughnessy
Shaughnessy
Palo Alto
Norman Standlee
Washington
Franck
Stern
Sestors
Bruce Smith
Gopher
Paul Christenin
Missouri
Harry Hopp
Ollie Hahnenstein
Hal Hursh
Steve Junwik
Notre Dame
Don Bealt
George Paskvan
Wisconsin
Bill Green
Bob Westfall
John Petty
Purdue
Milt Picpul
Jim Thomason
Preston Johnston
Jack Crain
Texas Flash
Din Kisselburgh
Oregon State
Stontine
Dean McAdams
Bill Sewell
Washington State
Balf Robertson
Southern California
Charley O'Rourke
Pnasox
Francis Nayier Hengery
Pens
George Kravcunt
Pitt
Walter Mataszczik
Mort Landsberg
Andy Tomasic
People
Bil Busi
Navy
Henry Toczylowski
Boston Colleges
Hank Mezur
Anny
Dave Allardice
Princeton
Len Eshmont
Fordham
Bob Foxx
Bill Dudley
Virginia
Jim Teilanne
Next Carolina
Jimmy Nelson
Alabama
Jane Hovious
Merle Hapes
Mississippi
Neal McGowan
Auburn
Steve Lach
Duke
Harvey Johnson
Jim Thirbault
Time
Tony Gallovich
Tulane
Wake Forest
Brad
Dave Rankin
Loren MacKinney
Harvard
Bill Jennings
Oklahoma
Ed Frutig
Charley Anderson
Archie Harris
al Bartholomy
Yale
Hugh Barber
Columbia
Joe Blalock
Clemson
Alex Urban
South Carolina
Gene Goudreault
Hott Rast
Bob Ison
Georgia Tech
Big Red
Nick Drahos
Syracuse
Dartmouth
Penn
Reinherd
Huskies
Bean MecAdmas
Lennard Allison
Reinhart
Fred Hirtman
Tony Ruffa
Ali Bowman
Joe Un-gel
Abe Shires
Suffridge
Ext Molinski
Sulfridge
Alison
Helways
Gophers
Fourteen Attend Cattle Meeting in Little Rock
Fourteen Hempstead county beet cattlemen are invited to the seventh annual Arkansas Zeal Cattlemen's Association meeting in Little Rock on Tuesday December 10. Oliver L Adams county agent will announce. Morning program starts 9 30 with speakers from University of Arkansas College of Agriculture US Bureau of Animal Industry and US Extension Service plus leaders from Southern Livestock Producers' Association. Afternoon breed group discussions include Aberdean Anguuff and Shorthorn leaders. Association officers and directors are named.
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Hempstead
Arkansas Zeel Cattlemen's Association
Little Rock
Oliver L. Adams
Sal
Albert Pile Hotel
Warren Gifford
D. F. Eveleth
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Elmer Lash
U.S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Br. C. D. Lowe
U. S. Extension Service
Walter R. Horlacher
College of Agriculture
T. C. Potts
Southern
American Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
J. L. Crockett
Rector
B. C. Reed
Paris
J. E. Felker
Rogers
Direct
E. P. Mehaffy
Altheimer
A. B. Harper
Robert Meek
Fort Smith
M. F. Sloan
Pocahontas
Tort Muller
DeWitt
H. H. Harris
Batesville
Saratoga and Columbus Battle In Three Basketball Games
On December 4 at Columbus court the Saratoga and Columbus teams played three games with Columbus winning all. Junior boys 12 9 Columbus over Saratoga, Saratoga girls 22 25 Columbus, senior boys 27 17 Columbus.
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Saratoga
Columbus
Drew Caldwell
Saratoga Girls
Carl Gilbert
Goiing Goon
Notable Guards and Centers Highlight College Line Play
A survey of top college linemen names many guards and centers from across the nation. Notable mentions include Suffridge and Alison for Nebraska, Hunter Cobbren, George Kerr, Augie Lio, Kay Frankowski, and Gladchuk captaining their lines with size and skill. The piece flags Gladchuk as Boston College center and notes Arkansas players among honorees.
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Hunter Cohern
Mississippi Sire
George Kerr
Boston College
Cecil Schefel
Danover
Augie Lio
Georgetown
Joe Lokane
Northwestern
Ralph Pritz
Michigan
Harold Linhar
Oklahoma
Alex Winterson
Duke
Kay
Frankowski
Washington
Eagles
Qumar
University of Arkansas
Howard
Red Hickey
Bynum
Simington
Hamburg
Cancer Still Eludes Science
AP report surveys the uncertain state of cancer research, noting funding from a $750,000 national institute and ongoing grants totaling roughly $1.95 million with annual $165,000 figures. It outlines three research channels, explains cancer cell behavior, and cites unknowns about heredity and environmental factors.
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Ioun Grover
Weller Walsongton
Unel Samlina
Killer
National Institute For Cancer Research
Ira Hidle
Saratoga High School Freshman Program Highlights Dec 6
The Saratoga High School Freshman class presented its second program for the general assembly with readings on patriotism and musical numbers led by students including John William Evans, Ruth Deboney, and Betty Joe Reed. Donations boosted the library with encyclopedias and history books while 50 songbooks were purchased. Vaccination drive conducted by Nurse Miss Guthay for students lacking recent immunization. Guernsey and Saratoga clash in a three game bill at the Saratoga gym on December 6.
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Saratoga High Schoool
Betty Jn Reed
Mildred Evans
Bobby Calver
Charlene Hester
Betty Joe Reed
Battle Hyman
Republic
Miss Guthay
Howard County
Farm Bureaus National Meet Opens December Ninth
The American Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting will be held December 9 to 12 at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore Maryland. Arkansas delegates including Pressel Short Hobbs Mack Joiner and others will attend with about 1000 farmers and their wives expected to participate, while officials note easy access to Washington and New York City. The event marks the first East Coast gathering in years and will feature organization conferences and policy drafting for American agriculture.
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Americ Agriculture
Thalimore
United States
Canada
Fac
Buren
Pregsn Las
Farm Bureau Federation
Dolby
America
Farmers
Pressel
R. E. Short
Brinkley
Arkan Farm Bureau Federstiay
Oh H. Hobbs
Rudy
Dirreeters
CL Mack
Newport
Hb. Joiner
Magnolia
Ste Federation Board
Waldo Frasier
State Farm Bureau
Arkansas
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
New York City
Frasier
Thomas I Wodson
Arkamaas
Frasten
May Short
J. F. Parley
Tennessee
Ben Kilgore
Kentucky
Ransom E. Aldrich
Mississippi
Weight Broke Wagon Down But Chief Fire Warnings
Fragmented OCR reveals a chaotic mix of fire brigade orders in Fostoria and scattered notes on cancer research, earth events, and health topics. The readable portions mention a wreck, firemen held for reef traffic signals, and stray scientific musings without clear narrative.
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Fostoria
Bye
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