Lee Jones farm and nearby acreage for sale near Hope
610 acres five miles east of Hope known as Lee Jones farm includes a six room brick home and four other houses. It can be divided into smaller farms. 50 acres two miles south on Lewisville road with a four room house gas and electricity. New five room house barn and other buildings a quarter mile from city limits on 7.4 acres. See Mr Baker at our office for more farm listings. Foster Ellis Real Estate and Insurance 108 East Second Phone 221.
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Hope
Washington Highway
Lee Jones
Lewisville Road
MR. Baker
Foster-Ellis Real Estate & Insurance
College and regional basketball scores from AP notable games
East and New England Holy Cross defeated Boston College 90 to 90 in a tight late night tally. Other results include Doane over Nebraska Wesleyan 57 to 40, Baker 58 over Kansas Wesleyan 50, Baylor 58 Texas Christian 57, Washington State 49 Oregon State 37, and Henderson State Teachers 46 Ouachita 45. A lightning incident in Wisconsin left a wagon team unhitched as Mr Park walked home.
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Associated Press
East and
New England
Holy Cross
Boston College
Washburn
St. Benedicts
Kas
Missouri Valley
Drury
Fairbury
Neb
J. C
Luther
Clemson
Erskine
Duke
Wake Forest
Jacksonville Naval Air DC
Green Cove Springs
Naval
North Carolina
N. C. State
Southwest Baylor
Texas Christian
Texas Tec
West Texas State
Eisler Case Highlights Strains With Soviet Russia
The Eisler arrest is framed as evidence of Moscow influence in the United States with J Edgar Hoover labeling him the Comintern representative here. The piece argues Roosevelt’s 1933 recognition of Russia affected by pledges and alleged acts by the Soviet government, citing Litvinoff and Cur ran as key figures, and notes wartime tolerances toward communists and the Browder case.
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Gerhard Eisler
Russia
Eisler
J. Edgar Hoover
Comintern
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Maxim Litvinoff
Roosevelt
C.I.O
Alaska
Stalin
People’s
Finland
Democratic Government of
Communist International
International
C.so
Washington
New York
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
Hitler
Curran
Elmer Davis
Office of War Information
Davis
Soviet
International Organization For
Earl Browder
Moscow
Browder
Golden Gloves Tourney Nears Quarterfinals in Chicago
The Golden Gloves of champions reaches the quarterfinals in Chicago stadium with Gary Indiana Cleveland and Sioux City Iowa leading the three midwestern centers. Thirty two bouts or more will decide the semi final and final entrants for March 7 and a March 28 inter city clash with New York. Notable 160 pound action featured Ralph Jones Springfield Indiana Jack Gilman Terre Haute Indiana and Jerry Locke Dayton Ohio leading heavyweights and Chicago Grand Rapids Oklahoma City and Springfield Illinois sending four entries each into the bracket.
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Chicago
Gary
Ind
Cleveland
Sioux City
Stadium
New York
Ralph Jones
Springfield
Jack Gilman
Terre Haute
Jerry Locke
Dayton
Ohio
Grand Rapids
Mich
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oaklawn Race Results Yesterday Average pace and payouts
Oaklawn results list nine races with purses from 1200 to 1300 dollars. Winners include Wolf at 8.00 in race one and Keener's Miss Provo placing in race two with long odds. multiple horses show across six to one mile plus races. Daily double paid 36 dollars.
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Poodoo
Bates
Channing
I ‘Bate
Harris
Blue Mountain
Lullo
Radio Joe
Zuffet
Bessie Vance
Sly Manner
Aunt Lucy
Rotamal
Court Flash
Marching Feet
Puffed Up
Private Howie
Isle de Pine
Montgomery
Camp
Featherston
Wise Sue
Biloxi Bay
Legal Eagle
Feather Bob
Ima Bears
Town Hall
Martin
Lady Lenopa
Bass
Happy Finn
Little Wasp
Baron Omar
Flussy
Waddy
Singo Mamma
Bureau
Owib
Keene
Bet
Lulli
Cooperation
Reaping Gold
Alamont
Manifold
Pennypacker
Cook
Reynolds
Ozzie
Dana
Wake Robin
Diesel Sand
Major Action
Ted Char
Muchy
Flying Freddie
Chrysilla King
Black Tweetie
Judge O
Say Herb
Royal Ned
Galulike
True Image
Joe's Laddie
Vic Mac
Big Dub
Sun-Ultra
Cherry Quest
Polonius
King
Gay Texan
Cricket
Elktonia Kin
Sunnys Honey
Miss Mico
Buck C
Two Reds
Fleetridge
Alves
a-Gay Pet
Reno Ulla
Tubby
Dude W
a-Gunnison
Swing Maid
Keener
A-A. Schlager & Reynolds Bros
Nicogold
Port Said
Betty Grable
Try Flight
Joby
Buck Sergeant
Reneva
K. Dorko
Risky Hash
Ariel Ace
Puttithere
Rich Sweep
Larkmead Jane
Foss Barker
Kamp
Lucky Grenock
Sugar Lump
Affberry
Dave
Valdiia
Skylark
Flo
Herbert
Sun Gallahad
Roytig
Cadet Dick
My Willow
Joe
Hemite
Concho Kid
Resolve
Just Dawn
Conqueror
Pattergal
Glad Madagal
Woolmere
Fire traps Mt. Pulaski hall as blaze destroys city building
Mt. Pulaski Illinois, February 26. A basement fire trapped the local fire department inside Mt. Pulaski City Hall last night. The two city fire trucks on the first floor fell into the flames as flooring collapsed and the building burned to the ground. Lincoln fire apparatus from eleven miles away arrived too late to save the structure.
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Mt. Pulaski
Lincoln
Traitors in Cities Spar Over Communists and Loyalties
The text argues that some Americans protect traitors while others fear Communist associations. It cites courts barring labeling someone a Communist without proof and mentions Felix Frankfurter’s view on calling someone a Fascist. It claims a secret oath bound society endangers patriots and frames a pervasive conspiracy led by fascist and Soviet influences.
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Canada
New York
Washington
Felix Frankfurter
Mussolini
Iter
Hope Host to Junior Cage Tournament Opens District 10 Play
District 10 Basketball Tournament for junior boys and girls begins at 1 p.m. Thursday with 17 boys teams and 8 girls teams. Hope Junior Boys face Walker's Creek Juniors at 8 p.m. Thursday as four-session tickets cost 25 cents for students and 50 cents for adults.
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Bobcats
Camden Panthers
Hope
Walker's Creek
Spring Hill
Delight
Blevins
Mineral Springs
Buckner
Texarkana
Fulton
Garland
Guernsey
Waldo
Bradley
Emerson
North Heights
Kirby
Magnolia
A.m. Delight Jr
Emerson Jr
A.m. Guernsey Jr
North Heights Jr
U S to Pledge to Administer Jap Islands
United States expected to pledge to administer the Japanese mandated islands under a strategic trusteeship to the United Nations. Warren R Austin will seek Security Council approval for a plan placing 623 islands under US trusteeship to support international peace and security. Russia backed the plan, while Britain weighed legal versus political aspects of the mandate. The proposal aims to base air and naval coverage to deter attacks on the United States, including possible bases and fortifications in the Pacific holdings.
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John A. Parris
Lake Success
N. Y
United States
United Nations
Pacific
Warren R. Austin
U. S
U. N. Security Council
U. N
Russia
Marshall, Marianas
Caroline
Japan
London
Alexander Cadogan
Security Council
United
Ryukyus
Bonin
America
Islands
Saye
Compromises Continue To Bolster Arkansas Hospital Staff
The Little Rock hospital faces five medical staff vacancies with 11 doctors split between Benton and Little Rock. Officials push for an appropriation to raise pay, cut shifts, and expand meals to recruit doctors and attendants, noting inmate labor supports operations and a two-city system.
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Dr. Hollis
Benton
Hollis
State Hospital
Veterans’ Institutions
Little Rock
Little Rock Hospital
Riddle Solved on Chimney Swifts Wintering Abroad
Bird branding confirms chimney swifts migrate to Peru in South America for winter. Earlier experts claimed they hibernate in stream mud, a theory now abandoned.
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South American
Republic of
Peru
US and Soviet note shifts on barren island territory claim
Austin said the United States does not seek sovereignty over the 846 square mile island group, home to 48 295 natives, and would not exploit its meager resources. He hailed yesterday's Soviet note approving the American request as very encouraging and revised his speech accordingly.
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United States
Austin
Racing results and notes from the meet at 6 furlongs
A compact sports roundup lists eight races with horse names, weights, and placings from a track meet. It notes prize money for each race, apprentice allowances, and a brief New York dateline with assorted sports and gossip items about teams, stadiums, and a Notre Dame figure.
Fights Last Night Across U S Cities Reported
United Press wires recount boxing results from Jersey City to New York with multiple decisions stoppages and knockouts. Notables include Henry Brimm outpointing Holman Williams in Buffalo and Eddie Gallnat edging Doc Blanchard in Fitchburg Mass.
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United Press
Buffalo
N.Y
Henry Brimm
Holman Williams
Chicago
Hartford
Conn
George Dunn
Freddie Russo
Rahway
J. J
Fitchburg
Mass
Eddie Gal-lnat
Gardner
Doc Blanchard
Camridge
Manchester
N. H
Max Perez
Paris
Johnny Priest
Cambridge
Detroit
Lee Bowles
Cleveland
Willie Anderson
Elizabeth
N. J
Charley Milan
Baltimore
Buster Tyler
Newark
Salem
Steve Kronis
Boston
Bud Labbe
Lewiston
Pass
One-Minute Sports Page Highlights Big Cycles and Bets
The column notes 20 year cycles in boxing with Billy Fox aiming to beat Gus Lesnevich for the heavyweight title Friday. It recalls Tommy Loughran and Philadelphia Jack O'Brien, and mentions Earl Sande training Stagehand's son Stage Kid for the Belmont and Preakness. It also covers Oklahoma A M wrestling's 46 straight duals and Clemson pitchers’ 70 straight from 1921 to 1938, plus two freshmen turning down MLB offers and coach Biggie Munn’s housing sale woes tied to his son Mike who quotes about catching mice during tours.
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Philadelphia
Billy Fox
Gus Lesnevich
Tommy Loughran
Ceeeret
Jack O’brien
Earl Sande
Stagehand
Stage Kid
Oklahoma
Biggie Munn
Syracuse
N. Y
Hoys
Michigan State
Munn
Mike
End Of The Line At Hirschberg Boston Baseball Scribe Book
Boston baseball writer End Of The Line At Hirschberg releases a book titled The Red Sox the Bean and the Cod. Ted Williams writes the foreword and Eddie Dyer provides the closing word.
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Hirschberg
Boston Baseball Scribe
The
Red Sox
Ted Williams
Eddie Dyer
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Tom Kinser
Farmall
C. W
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Nandinas
Demma Place
arEee
Phillips
TAN Plymouth
Barney Gaines Go
Nbn
Rogers
West 4Th
L. Hairr
Teleoi
A. G. Taylor White Lumber Co
H. H. Stuart
Ave. Co
Foster Ave
Foster-Ellis
Hope Good House
Texaco Station
Mer St
Northmunity Ice Co
J. Downing
Monuments
Lee & W. Herndon, JR
Allen Monument Co
Shreveport
Vercup
Ading Co
Hope, Ark
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Kidder
Wis
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Rialto
Black Angel
Bright‘s Radio Service
E. M. McWilliams Seed Store
Nashville Production Credit Association
Arkansas
A. D. Franklin, and. C. E. Cassidy
Clearview
Riley Cooper
Texas Ave
Tex
Nears End
Oaklawn
U.S
Jap Islands
Taylor's Dairy
Hugh & Fullerton, Jr
Pi— Théd
Green Bay Packers
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Stadium
Allied Maintenance Company
Yankee Stadium
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
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Jordan
Villanova
al McCoy
Boston Yanks
Jersey City
Ken Shaw
Scotland
Billy Gillam
Kansas City
Jackie Darthard
Ansas City
Billy Tierney
Los Angeles
Bob Montgomery
T.K.O
Joey Barmis
Rooks & Wilson Poultry & Rabbit Farm
Old DeAnn Highway
M. J. Wilson
Acon City Lones Electric CO
St. Joseph Aspirin
St.Josephi
Tom McLarty
Hope Auto Co
Hope Butane Gas CO
P. O. Box
Highway
Ark
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