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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1943
Page
4
Fragmented text fragment reads like a local note or notice. It mentions names and places in incomplete form and lacks clear actions or dates. The readable pieces hint at a personal or community notice but do not establish concrete events or outcomes.
Daisy Heard, editor, reports social events and church group activities with multiple meetings at First Methodist and First Baptist churches. Includes Women’s Christian Service circles, W YA, and galas hosted by Mrs. Wilver, plus a memorial update on Charles Dana Gilson Jr at Baptist Memorial hospital Memphis.
Caring and Going Miss Nell Louise Broyles of Henderson State Teachers College Arkadelphia and Joel C. Broyles attend Officers Candidate School Camp Crowder Mo weekend guests of J. C. Broyles. Mrs Harry Frilsche moves to Aberdeen Md after two years in Hope. Loel G. White of Atlas visits Mrs J. T. West and Miss Hattie Anne Feild. R. A. Boyett Jr. with daughter Edyth visit from Texarkana. Card family hosting Mrs G G Fulmer and Martha Ann Fulmer of Little Rock. Mrs Frank Albath arrives from San Diego for visit before Pvt Atach assignment. Cpl and Mrs Dolphus Whitten Jr of Little Reels visit family. Joe Maher and sister-in-law visit from Springhill La. Dither Holloman of Army Recruiting Longview spends weekend with Martin Pools. Mrs Edgar Hartsfield returns from Baton Rouge to stay with her mother as Sgt Hartsfield serves overseas. Births Mr and Mrs C. B. Ray of Memphis announce daughter Barbara Helen born Saturday January 30.
Today year ago Ken Bartholomew of Minneapolis and Carmelita Landry of Fitchburg Massachusetts retained national speed skating titles. Three years ago Chicago White Sox signed Mule Haas as coach. Five years ago John Tarleton College lost its first basketball game in four years, 27 to 28 at San Angelo junior college. The Plowhays had iWon BB in a yaw.
The Home Economics department at Yerger High School sponsors a Friday night benefit musical featuring the Deep South Quartet at the Negro High School. Public invited.
Golf writer argues for Hall of Fame consideration based on era defining feats. Gene Sarazen’s three PGA titles and major crown sweep with record scores are highlighted, alongside Byron Nelson’s versatile success, Open victories, and match play prowess. the piece weighs other greats but elevates Sarazen and Nelson as prime candidates.
Wide World Sports columnist notes scorer errors in class D circuits and minor leagues. He cites weather, umpires, and player trades, plus odd items from Cumberland and Bay Meadows. The piece also covers hockey rink bills, boxing shows at Fort Bragg, and Navy training roster shifts.
Metropolitan Opens notes a famed golfer who won the Masters at Augusta in 1997 and 1942 and was runner-up in 1940. World events delayed overseas play, but he made a rare foreign appearance, finishing fifth in the 1937 British Open.
Camp Crowder Missouri beat Kansas after the Jayhawks had won one straight. Coach Phog Allen at Kansas University offered this explanation: We met them for their amusement and played them to our amazement.
Pvt. Alan W. Reeves, formerly of Patmos Arkansas, graduates from the Army Air Forces Technical Training Command School for airplane mechanics and is assigned to service lines of the global war. He was a parts salesman at Hope Auto Co. and is son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Reeves. The article notes the first known blood transfusion to Pope Innocent VIII in 1482.
A reflective narrator details a double impersonation plan at Gull Point and Stone House. He crafts Henry Prentiss as a harmless front while shaping an elusive executioner via Vaughan Dunbar, while studying European affairs and international journalism.
New York February 17. Johnston lauds Willie Pep as the top featherweight, praising his 39 straight wins and versatility. He compares Pep to Abe Attell era greats and notes Pep’s aggressive style, footwork, and willingness to fight any opponent anytime, including a potential match with Beau Jack.
Dallas youth Tom Hamilton, 18, stands 6'3" and 218 pounds with thirteen years of playing experience. Scouts call him ready for the majors though he plans college before serving and a future in baseball after high school. He anchors Crozier Tech in basketball while eyeing a baseball career and awaits a June service call.
Washington wide world feature notes objections to the Capper Carlson pay as you go income tax plan. Rep Frank Carlson argues proposals must stand on merit while critics warn of treasury losses and administrative hurdles. Proponents expect revenue gains from simplified collection despite windfall concerns. Voting fate unclear.
Kansas City February reports that the Western Association, among the oldest Class C leagues, suspends operations for the present emergency. Past members included Hutchinson Topeka Smith Ark Joplin Springfield Mo Muskogee Okla. President Tom Fairweather cites manpower fuel and cost pressures and notes the stoppage is wartime conservatively timed.
East Manhattan 47 Yale 42 and Pennsylvania 39 Army 28 led a day of scattered results. Syracuse 40 Temple 32, Maryland 63 Navy 54. Princeton 44, Dartmouth Pittsburgh 60, Cornetl 562 South and Georgia Tech 54. Duke 40 North Carolina rer. Alabama 41, Kentucky Mississippi 49, Vanderbilt Arkansas Blytheville. Army canceled Midwest. Wisconsin 64 Minnesota 33. Notre Dame 50 DePaul 53 Indiana 53 Purdue 35. Oklahoma 56. Missouri 37 St Louis A 46. Fort Dee Wood 18 St Ambrose 4. Iowa BF officers 31, Cregibion 84. Camp Mo 32 Wichita 32 Rockhurst 31 Southwestern Kas 50 Hays State 40 Missouri Mines 53. Central Missouri TCHRS 42 Luther 43, Loras 220 7. Maryville Mo TCHRS Kirksville TCHRS 26. Baker Kas 79. College pomp 27 Missouri Valley. East Central contac1 Ph Uni 24 West Oregon 4. Washington 44 Marys College 36. Stanford 56 Oakland Na Station 31 Wyoming 86. Colorado State 43 Col Mines 35, Colorado College 40 State 39 wart Warren All Stars 60 Uni 4 wah S61 Oregon State 4g
City docket shows Lindsey forfeiting 1 bond for disturbing the peace and Jones forfeiting 1 cash for running a signal light. Weaver and others face varied forfeitures and jail terms. Drunkenness cases include Keith, Yocum, Flowers each fined 10 dollars. Wilson pleads guilty to assault and battery for 50 dollar fine. Several defendants for disturbing peace for 2.50 cash bond. Chinese woodworking mentioned in cultural note.
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