Social Calendar Highlights February Meetings And Band Return
Wednesday calendar notes social club meetings at Mrs Garrett Story and Mrs W G Allison with 2 to 3 pm starts and Friday Rose Garden gathering at Mrs Tom Brew sler with Jelma Bengon. Plus UDC Pat Cleburne chapter event at Mrs W G Allison's and many party and bridge details. The Hope High band returns from Camden with multiple members listed and planned entertainments during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett Story
Pat Cleburne
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
W. G. Allison
Fanny Garrett
Rose Garden Club
Tom Brew+sler
Jelma Bengon
Mra
Oliver Adams
George Ware
Sudenas
Camden
Thomas Lavin
J. O.milam
Hope High School
Eva Joan Milam
Melon Moore
Carolyn Sue Sutton
Helen Troy Hammons
Alice Lile
Bob Elmore
Clifford Franks
Kinard Young
Jack Crank
Sammy Segnar
Wingfields Return From Mayo Clinic Visit
Mr and Mrs C Wingfield have returned from Rochester Minnesota where Mr Wingfield was a Mayo patient. Cpl Dorsey Fuller visits relatives and friends before reporting to officer candidate school at Camp Hulton. Mrs George Peek and children stay several days in Lewisville. Lt Rayford A Camp son of Mr and Mrs J A Camp Hope Rt 4 has been promoted to first lieutenant and is stationed at Albuquerque New Mexico as a bombardier instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Wesleyan Guild
First Methodist Church
Gus Haynes
F. J. Padnt
Presbyterian
C. Wingfield
Rochester
Minn
Wingfield
Mayo
Cpl
Dorsey Fuller
Camp Hulton
George Peek
Lewisville
Rayford A. Camp
J. A. Camp
Hope Rt. 4
Albuquerque, N. M
Reds Free From Garrison at Stalingrad in Major Victory
Soviet forces continued advances around Stalingrad and Rostov while acknowledging heavy German losses. Col. Gen. Vatutin claimed 10 more populated points recaptured northeast of Rostov as the siege concluded. Izvestia praised guerilla campaigns, and Axis surrender at Stalingrad was confirmed with 91,000 prisoners taken since June 10.
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Yeisk
Sea of Azov
Krasnodar
Kuban River
Red Army
Korenkovskaya
Kharkov
Pokrovskoye
Nizhe Duvanka
Svatova
Voroshilovgrad
Donets Reiver
Nikolai Vatutin
Rostov
Lenin
Stalin
Izvestia
Leningrad
Adolf Hitler
Joseph Stalin
Stalingrad
United Nations
Friedrich Paulus
Paulus
Berlin
Sports Mirror: MLB allows 14 night home games per club
A year ago major leagues voted to permit each club to schedule 14 night home games with Washington Senators exempted at 21. Three years earlier Chuck Fenske outran Glenn Cunningham and Gene.
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Associated Press Today
Washington Senators
Chuck Fenske
Glenn Cunningham
Gene
Professional Sports Escape New Draft Ruling
Washington Fes March 3 professional sports escaped a final blow as pro athletes were omitted from non essential activities for draft purposes. WMC chairman Paul V McNutt warned this is only the beginning, predicting many athletes could face service by year’s end, though officials stressed no future nondeferrable list had been discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fes
War Manpower Commission
WMC
Paul V. Mcutt
Armed Services
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Boxing results across cities including New Bedford Worcester Bridgeport and New York with multiple bouts reporting knockouts points and notable weights. Gene Margarida defeated Johnny Cool, Joe De Martino outpointed Gene Johnson, Harold Cannonballs Gibson outpointed Carlos Cuebas, Bobby McIntyre beat Maxie Shapiro, and Trbiuavi drew with Jimmy Me Daniels in Los Angeles three bouts noted with weights and scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Bedford
Mass
Gene Margarida
Fall River
Johnny Cool
Worcester
Bridgeport
Conn
Joe de Martino
Gene Johnson
New York
Jersey City
N. J
Harold Cannonballs Gibson
Carlos Cuebas
Bobby McIntyre
Detroit
Maxie Shapiro
Los Angeles
Trbiuavi
Wilmington
Del
Jimmy Me
Daniels
Drew
Venzke and Louw set 4.07 mile meet record at Millrose games
Venzke and Louw run a 4.07 mile to set a new Millrose meet record. The piece notes five years ago the Cincinnati Reds released Bill Hallahan, formerly a St. Louis Cardinals World Series ace, who later signed with the Philadelphia Phillies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venzke
Louw
Cincinnati Reds
Bill Hallahan
St. Louis Cardinal
Philadelphia Phillies
SPORTS ROLL: Horse racing, baseball, and a Ragamuffins team
New York sports column notes transport woes for major spring races like Wood Memorial and Derby. Steve Mesner, new Dodger infielder, bounces from a playoff dispute in Sacramento. Jots on golfers, Conzelman retreat, Fiducia-Valentina bout, Flynn guest star, Fox salary talks, and Norfolk Ragamuffins cage club with Rizzuto and Hutchinson among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve
Steve Mesner
Dodger
Sacramento
Seattle
Manar Fer
Pepper Martin
Jimmy Conzelman
New York
Conzelman
Jimmy Johnston
Freddie Fiducia
Pat Valentina
San Francisco
Rudolph Valentino
Fiducia
Jimmy
M. P
Fort Sheridan
Alexander Grassi
Grassi
Altoona
Norfolk Naval Training Station
Phil Rizzuto
Vinnie Smith
Freddie Hutchinson
WAAC Recruiting Man Here Thursday
Millard C. Ailes, recruiting sergeant in charge of WAAC enlistments, will be at Hope city hall courtroom Thursday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. to interview applicants. Arkansas must add 100 WAACs. Recruits will be sent to Little Rock for induction. Miss Hazel A. Bryant, daughter of Mrs. Liza Emma Bryant of Hope, was enlisted January 29.
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Millard C. Ailes
WAAC
Hope City Hall
Arkansas
Little Rock
Aijes
Texarkana
Hazel A.bryant
Midwest v Notre Dame leads at 50 to 41
Basketball results from multiple colleges show Midwest edging Notre Dame 50 to 41 while other scores report Marquette 45 Southern Illinois 32, Southeast Missouri 40 Baker 45, Doane 51 York 43, McPherson 41 Tarkie 32, Southwestern 40 Wichita 28, West Fort Warren 61 Denver Bombers 29.
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Pittsburgh
Indiana
Midwest
Notre Dame
Marquette
Southern Linois
Southeast Missouri
Baker
Kas
McPherson
Doane
Neb
York
Midland
Peru
Drury
Tarkie
Southwestern
Sas
Progress Against Subs Reported by U.S. Air Forces Commander
Brig. Gen. Westside J. Larson said the American Air Forces fighting Axis submarines have registered progress. His command operates patrols off the U S Atlantic coast and maintains a unit in Britain with the RAF coastal command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Westside J. Larson
Atlantic
United States
Britain
RAF Coastal Command
I Am a Murderer Chapter Seventeen Masquerade at Stone House
Vaughan Dunbar’s debut at Stone House hinges on a complex masquerade by the narrator. He avoids exposure by feigning Henry Prentiss’s injuries, staging moments to mislead Cynthia and guests, and delaying pursuit with deliberate misdirection. He plans to leave Vaughan Dunbar’s trail by misinformation, forged fingerprints, and selective telegraph and press misfires.
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Vaughan Dunbar
Stone House
Henry Prentiss
Cynthia
Norman Tinker
Colonel Merriwether
California
Lfe
Mitchell
Prentiss
New York
Gull Point
United Press
Vick Chemical Executive Named U.S. War Aide Director
Lawrence A. Appley, vice president at Vick Chemical, is appointed Executive Director of the War Manpower Commission by Chairman Paul V. McNutt. Appley, who has led the Commission's Bureau of Placement, brings experience in personnel planning and industrial management, plus roles with the American Management Association and the Civil Service Reform League. He is to oversee all staff services, planning, and operations, while his government service continues alongside his corporate duties.
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War Manpower Commission
Paul V. McNutt
Lawrence A. Appley
Vick Chemical Company
Commission
Marks
Mr. Appley
Wicks
Appley
Bureau of Placement
Selective Service
Ohio-Wesleyan
Ohio State
Syracuse
Colgate University
National Council of the Civil Service Reform League
Federal condemnation suit in Texarkana Division
In the Western District of Arkansas Texarkana Division the United States sues to condemn parcels totaling 48 046 27 acres Arkansas for public use under the 1931 act and related amendments. The case cites Civil Action No 88 and rests on an affidavit by Special Attorney Philip C Alesson from the U S Department of Justice dated January 25 1943.
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District Court of the
United States Western District of Arkansas
Texarkana Division
United States of America
Hempstead County
Arkansas
C. C. Norwood
Philip C. Alesson
U. S. Department of Justice
District of
Order to be served on defendants by publication in Hope Stat
The court orders service by publication in the Hope Stat of Hope, Hempstead County, Arkansas, weekly for four consecutive weeks. If petition is not filed within the time mentioned, the court will adjudicate all parties' rights per law. Dated Texarkana January 25, 1943, United States District Judge Harry J. Lemley. Clerk TRUSS RUSSELL, By Thelma C. Owen, Deputy Clerk. True Copy Attest: Deputy Clerk. (Jan. 27, Feb. 3, 10, 17.)
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Congress
Belle Conway Wilson
Arthe Wilson
Tom Wilson
Green's Chapel Missionary Baptist Church
John Burns
Detroit
Michigan
Petliloner
Joe Ferguson
Chicago
Illinois
Alfred Ferguson
Station Hospital
Pine Camp
New York
B. Spring
Petitioner
Dallas
Texas
Arkansas
Hempstead County
Towi
Sec
United States
Hope Stat
City of Hope
Hempstat
Jounty
Texarkana
Harry J. Lemley
Ae Truss Russell
Thelma C, Owen
Tomar
Truss Russell
Hope Arkansas Special Assessment Districts Notice
The tax books for the special assessment on real property in Hope Arkansas Districts 5 and 9 are in the collector's hands. Property owners must pay within 30 days or legal action will begin to collect the assessment and costs. The collector, Miss Elsie Weisenberge, notes annual payments due and that payments may be made at City Hall in Hope during February dates listed.
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Hope
Arkansas
Elsie Weisenberge
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Arkans
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Daisy Dorothy Heard
NEW Saenger
Edllar
Bergens and
Charlie
McGarthy
Harold Peary
Ginny Simms
Rialto
Andrews
Ralph Richardson
Avengers
Reds
Sports Mirror
St. Jose
St. Joseph
South Pacific
U.S. Tewesury Department
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Jamaica
Laurevita
John M. Flynn
Pittsfield
Berkshire Wagley
Jimmy Fox
Springfield
Chicago Cubs
Oklahoma City Times
Morris Markey
Henry
Vick Chemical
U.S
Cas
E. P. Young
Hope, Arks
Monts
O. D
Edwin Rutt
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