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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1951
Page
2
A fragmented notice from Gueritia Tuwuranes and Realty Co appears in the public record. The readable fragments reference a financial matter and involvement of All'k eae and AM Kinds of Lomny Hwa toe Yadie with an insurer, but details remain unclear.
A concise overview discusses Yale sports status and planning for upcoming events. It references key figures and venues, noting schedule shifts and anticipated competition. The piece situates Yale within regional college athletics and hints at broader conference implications.
Westbrook Pegler reports on defense of Lewenthal and the Truman era, detailing debates over the 1940s political landscape in Chicago and Washington. The narrative covers investigations, committee actions, and pressures within the Democratic Party and federal agencies.
In San Antonio the Texas Open sees newcomers atop the standings as Reade, Hebert, and Verona vie for early pace. Dutch Tierran, 84, and a strong field including Le Tharet, Midd Calfi, Dougine, Jacek Borke, Wirkham, Hebert at eight years old, and Demaret vie for the lead with several contenders within striking distance. A dense field features veterans and fresh talent in a winter-weekend round that kept fans watching through the late stages.
A joint major league meeting is called in Miami Beach for March to decide whether AL and Chandler’s replacement will proceed as planned. The announcement, from officials Will Thirridge and Port Yrick, sets the stage for selecting a candidate for the $85,000 biyone commission post amid other ongoing business.
New York observers recount Abe Saperstein arguing the Harlem Globetrotters lack as a world beating team, citing rule changes and showmanship. He suggests open court play, looser contact under the basket, and broader entertainment to boost drawing power and attendance.
Lisa confronts a grave secret as a murder unfolds on the Grenoble grounds. The sheriff, Andrew Granable, and Angus Kent debate who could be implicated, while a shadowy figure on the terrace and a prisoner escape rumor key the tension. The Dowager’s death and family ties drive the investigation forward.
Three Hope teams played in Arkadelphia last night with only the Junior Hoyas winning. The lqcu team lost 47 to 45 while Hoyce Barbaree led the Luseta with 10 points. Hope’s girls fell 37 to 34, but the local juniors, aided by Al Kerson with 17 points, won 22 to 20. In the county tournament at Blevin g last night Bonnie Mitchell scored 36 to spark the Hope girls 42 to 40 over the Patmen. The Ho pe boys and junior teams will travel to Texarkana tonight for games starting at 1 30 p.m.
Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference standings show State College closing in on second place after an 0-54 victory over Ouachita last night. C J L Malone of Ouachita led scorers with 25 points in the lone conference game of the evening.
Long Island University 79 Seton Hall 67. Villanova 81 St John’s Brooklyn 68. Oklahoma A&M 46 Oklahoma 45. Central College MA 74 William Penn 09. Friends Kas 48. Western Kentucky 75 Cincinnati 70. Arkansas 62. Brigham Young 70 Colorado A&M 42. Conference result notes sparse. list of games with brief final scores.
Corrado Springs Colorado February 9 Lew Jenkins former lightweight boxing champion was exonerated by a coroner's jury in the death of Cpl David L Dexter a military police man at a roadblock south of Colorado Springs last Sunday Jenkins was found blameless and a $30 000 damage suit was dismissed Mrs Dexton filed the suit in district court through an army reservist The case mentions Jenkins holding the lightweight title from May 1840 until defeated by Samumy Aggott in 141
In a gravely spoken confrontation Lisa struggles with mixed feelings toward Andy Grenable as courtroom questions probe alibis for their mother's death. Andrew defends truth while accusing others of hiding, and the scheming tension among the Grenables intensifies.
Baseball updates list players by team and position including Ted Williams as outfielder, Tom Wright as pinch hitter, Herman Lolisi as catcher, Hank Artt at first base, Eddie Joust at shortstop, Bob Hooper a pitcher, Brooklyn Furlls in the outfield, Johnny Schmitz as pitcher, Jack Dittmer a rookie, Joe Adcock at second or third base, and Eddie Erautt as pitcher across teams in the latest AL and NL rounds.
Jonesboro, Arkansas, won the bid to host the 1951 Class A senior boys high school basketball tournament March 7 to 10 at a college court. The Arkansas Athletic Association awarded Jonesboro over Little Rock, with 100 percent gross receipts, free housing, and reduced meals, plus a $400 travel fund. Magnolia earned the senior girls meet for $1,250 with free housing and low-price meals.
New York February 5 Rex Layne, Utah’s 22 year old heavyweight, seeks another upset over Cesàr Brion of Argentina at Madison Square Garden in a 10 p.m. show broadcast nationwide. Layne rose to No 4 after beating Jersey Joe Walcott and faces Brion who has 36 fights, 20 in the United States, with defeats to Louis La Starza and Reynolds but a one punch knockout of Reynolds. Ancient Egyptians and Assyrians kept dogs of recognizable breeds.
Radio schedule for New York on Friday night features NBC at 7:30 with Sam Spade and at 8 with Monte Woolley and Ann Seymour, 8:30 Dudes Tavern, 9 Life of Riley. CBS airs Songs for Sale at 7 and Hear It Now at 8 with Record Review and Rex at 9. ABC presents Lone Ranger at 4:30, Dick Powell Mystery at 7, FBI at 7, Ozzie and Harriet, Sheriff at 3:30, Bendstead UBA at 7.90 Emil Coleman Music at 1:90. Schedulings note noon National Farm and related Farmer segments later.
Senate action on a three year extension of the reciprocal trade program faces a party line clash. The Finance Committee plans for further discussion while Democrats back the extension and Republicans push for new safeguards and limited tariff cuts.
Washington reports the U S Navy has dropped over 20 000 tons of high explosives on Korean Communist targets since the war began. Through mid January 20 670 tons of shells arrived from ships guns rockets and bombs, with only a fraction from bursts on land. the routine pounding signals possible action against China and coastal targets if war expands.
In a rare local contest the Cenver team defeated Arkensa by nine points to clinch a notable victory at the National Cemetery field. Officials praised the effort of players Cenver and Vai amid tight defense and timely scoring.
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