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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1954
Page
2
Davey Faces Art Aragon In Los Angeles Tonight
Ex welterweight Davey Gavilan meets Art Aragon in a ten round or less bout in Los Angeles with tickets sold out and promoters predicting a large gate. Gavilan, 27 and a Michigan State College graduate, seeks revenge after Aragon’s recent success, while Aragon is the favorite to repeat Gavilan's earlier upset. The card features a prominent roster with many listed names and fans expecting a high turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OS Angeles
Chuck Davey
Nnion
Kid Gavi Jan
Los Angeles
Art Aragon
Cal, Eaton
Davey
Michigan State College
Aragons
Golden Boy
Gavilan
Chuck
Aragon
Gavian
Insects’ Tough Exterior Skeleton Protects Them
Insets survive where other creatures cannot due to their life cycle and external skeleton. Insects endure long helpless infancy and aging stages while wearing a hard exoskeleton that offers protection.
The Negro Community and Local Church Notices
Helen Turner notes community events and church activities in Hot Springs area. Listings include dinners with families, gospel singers at Harmony CME Saratoga, Christin Benevolent meeting details, funeral services for John Jamison, a Rising Star Baptist Church sermon, BeeBee Memorial CME Talent program, and Nelson Hill Post 427 American Legion meeting at Hicks Funeral Home with Commander C. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Five Gospel
Singers of
Nelson-Hill
The
American Legion
Hicks Funeral Home
Oratory Contest Plans and Club Activities
The meeting chaired by G armicheal discussed selecting contestants for the Oratory Contest to be sponsored by the State organization. Members will form groups of three to raise $10 each for Post Colors. Raymond Williamson urged grounds cleanup around the Hut and organization of baseball and softball teams. Carthage’s peak population is cited at about a million around three centuries B C.
Boyle Continued From Page One on Bootlegging Tax Debate
A liquor industry leader blasts lax enforcement and high taxes as fuel for bootlegging while proposing stricter law enforcement. He cites federal state tax totals for 1954 and argues penalties are too lenient, noting that many bootleggers avoid prison. He hints at aggressive measures by the legal liquor industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech Goverment
Heymsfeld
Hself
Pinkerton
Consumption of Cotton Is Up Worldwide Seen
The International Cotton Advisory Committee said world use of cotton is about five percent higher than a year ago and may reach the record volume of the 1930 51 season if current trends continue. In the United States, domestic consumption remains about seven percent below last year, amid broader concerns on tax evasion and illicit profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtom
U. S
Internation Cotton Advisory Committee
Free World
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Joe Amour
Efor
Mist Pike
Intrih
Charles Pueda
Bill Tier
Wellver
Hinest
Ibara
Harless
Johnson
Wiltam
Perks
Medser
Janet McKen“Lewis
Dale Zinti
Graves
Marlon
Patsy Calhoun
Louise Fagah
Emogene Ice Gentry
John Taylor
Yo Bite Eee
Charles
Tittle ‘Weliver
Wayne Johnson
Chardaon
William
Janet MéKeny
Immy G. Fagan
Eimogene
Enly
John, Taylor
R and
Billye
Wiliams
senim ‘ _ Anthony
An ‘Bailey
Johns
Gaby Bruyer
Princess Helen Highwater
Greenwood
Mass
Princess Helen
New York
Helen
Caldo
United States
Dorothy Whitten
Jo Anne Russell
Mary
Ida Adams
Sylvia ‘Arnold
James ‘Barnes
Charles Bright
Sylvia
Payne
Luriene White
Autry Hatfield
Pansy Ellis
Carolyn Long
Marjoria Whatley
Jané ‘Willett
Janelle Yocem
Vivian
Ross
Danita Rowe
Melba Sinclair
Deloys Rateliff
Gary Rateliff
Millie. Brown
Janette Barr
Lyla Brown
Joanne
Ens- Winger
Martha
Carroll
Carolyn Coffee
Betty
Burroughs
Billie Baker
Marjorie Richardson
Frances
Nash
Helen Jeans
Floye Hartsfield
Kenneth Guilliam
Frances Mitchell
Ruby Sue Cornelius
Wanzell Nix
Sybie Shirley
Dana Cunningham
Don Buysterling
Judy Moses
Helen Turner
Itama
Miss Turtee
Walter Jackson
Sherman Owens
Snow Jones
Eric Bell Jones
Christin Benevolent
G. Carmichael
John Jamison
Hicks
Funeral Home
Yelna Loudermilk
Rising Star Baptist
BeeBee Memorial Cme
Val Jie
Yaa Ae
Arctic
Carthage
Federal Post Office
West Germany
Theodor Héuss
Bush
Hunt's
Sunkist Lemons
Meg
Dgon
Buffalo
Barry
South Main
Boyle
New Post
Robert P. Patterson
International Social Service
New York City
Economic and Social Council
Lehman Auto Supply
Mali
Hope
Perry Henley
Denim
Chambray
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