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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1958
Page
2
Hope Star requests classified ads be in office the day before publication. Contact the ad taker at 7343 for placement guidance. A sample ad shows a 5.00 price and 450 listing.
Real estate ads list multiple properties near Hope, with details on 2 to 3 bedroom homes, brick and frame houses, garages, air conditioning, and nearby farms. Mentions near Highway 67, northeast of Hope, with prices around thousands and down payments, plus farm land, barns, and outbuildings. Contact info is incomplete and many terms are garbled.
A Baltimore report states Lt. Edward Williams, deputy commander at Fort Meade, paid a $25 fine for a duck hunting incident. Major General Rinaldo Ven Brunt, his staffer, stood as Williams’s hunting companion in the charged event.
Louisville report says Kentucky tackle will receive the Knute Rockne Award from an unnamed committee. The narrative notes his college career and a dispute with referees over arm and leg use as the season wore on, culminating in a tense question to officials.
International Falls police halted a large search for 5 year old Danielle Lamon as a snowstorm closed the Canadian border area around Lamon home. About 2,600 volunteers scoured a 10 mile square zone near the Lamon residence after Danielle disappeared Wednesday morning. Lamon’s father Lawrence had not slept since the incident until the search was suspended. Lamon, a worker at a local paper, suffers sedation after a recent collapse. The family includes siblings Ale Mane and Constance Ann.
A local Lexington report describes Louis Prowdald claiming a donation led to a loss of speech. The account details the incident inside a building where witnesses observed disruption and a muffled protest.
Hope teams lost both games to Nashville with the girls 40 to 34 and the boys 51 to 49. Judy Reltelitt led Hope girls with 25 points, while Roth Ann Young scored 30 for Nashville and Allen scored 40 for the boys. Jerry Franks led Hope boys with 13 points.
A scrambled sports roundup lists multiple college men and women basketball results from various teams and conferences. Notable scores include Drury 78 and Westminster 67, Arkansas State Tele and Texas Tech 40, and UCLA 73 to 68 over Oregon, with many lines truncated or jumbled.
AP report from New York describes last night’s boxing events at Madison Square Garden with multiple bouts involving fighters from Los Angeles and San Diego. The chaotic card featured notable exchanges and kept fans engaged through the final rounds.
A garbled storage of 1957 fragments cites biologists and engineers discussing fishing, training, salaries, and public interests. It notes a median income figure and critiques scientific careers amid a mis-typed survey.
In a morning at Innes Field House two Little League basketball games opened the season. The 1908 Hope High team had no coach and largely self coached with occasional input from superintendents or principals. Colors were red and white, no athletic fund existed, and players paid their own travel costs. The early squad included Terrell Cornellus Harvey Bay John Vesey Elmer Murph and Pat Duffle, with Calvin Arlen deceased and Apeltie Stephens from Washington, D C now living in San Marcus Texas.
NCAA rejects reinstatement for a UND hockey player amid a bid and hearings. The council ruled the player ineligible after findings of improper payments from an NHL team. Executives discussed whether organized summer baseball could affect eligibility and appointed a new athletic council slate.
A fragmentary note credits a German figure as popularizing the word fossil from Latin fossilis meaning dug up, noting a whimsical aside about a Kilten and a cat, with unclear surrounding context spanning eighty months.
A fragmentary wartime style scene unfolds near Yreka and Linkylp in Tule Lake country. Ward Sebastian and Mike Galway interact with Milka Ashland, a tense exchange leading to a doorway scene and implied violence. The dialogue hints at threats, respect, and a planned departure as characters drift through a bleak frontier setting.
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