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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1948

Page

3

District 7 Officials to Meet Saturday at Prescott Junior High

District 7 football officials will meet at Prescott Junior High School at 9:45 am on Saturday January 17. They will elect officers for 1948 hear financial reports consider requests for school reclassifications and determine the number of games to be played in each division.

Prescott Junior High School

Top Radio Programs Outlined By Major Networks

AP lists CBS NBC ABC and MBS schedule highlights for Thursday and Friday. Notable items include Bing Crosby with AL Jolson at 8:30 on NBC, Jack Carson Comedy at 9:20, Eddie Cantor, Mr Keen Drama on CBS, Crime Photog on CBS, and Are These Our Children on ABC.

NBC Bing Crosby AL Jolson Jack Carson Eddie Cantor CBS Mr. Keen ABC Henry Morgan MBS RFC Amoerien

Warning Order in Hempstead County Chancery Case

The Chancery Court of Hempstead County issues a warning order in the case Richard Lee Williams versus Munkcs Williams and Eunice Williams. Eunice Williams must appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. Court clerk Weaver signs the notice with dates January 7 and subsequent entries.

Chancery Cowt Hempstead County Richard Lee Williams Munkcs Williams Eunice Williams Richard Leo Williams

Loyalty vs country in Michelson’s Roerich stance

The piece recalls Charles Michelson’s alleged conflict between party loyalty and national duty. It accuses him of aiding the Roosevelt ticket by tolerating Wallace’s past ties to a Russian cult figure, Nicholas Roerich, and of delaying public exposure of controversial letters.

Charles Michelson Roosevelt Tle Henry Wallace Wallace Nicholas Roerich Taoser Walther Wily Racvich Raerich India Michelson Roerich I Michelson Charlie Mike

Nightly Radio Schedule Highlights Local Programs

Thursday schedule lists numerous shows and performers across stations, including Hop Harrigan Alan Dale Club and Gabriel Hearse with block party and dinner segments. Multiple news updates, sports segments, and music programs feature entries from MBS and KXAR with various bands and orchestras.

Hop Harrigan Tom Mix Julion Lewis, Jr Mutual Art Mooney Morray Downey Russ Morgan Mantua Reports Slea Lima The Tfour Knights Uncle Ben KXAR Cecil Brown Bill Marrington Kate Smith Speales Victor Lindlahr Bors Wythe Drifters Farm Moytin Oae Ktesiger Watts Tuccine Ottyon Mihe John M. Ligretad Tovey Heart News Orin Tucker

Independents Meet Tonight in Hope High Gym

In Hope High School gym the Texaco Skychiefs of Emmet face the local Independent Legionaires at 8 tonight. Emmet is coached by Odie Dehay while the Legionaires are led by Foy Hammons in what is billed as a close contest.

Hope High School Texaco Skychiefs Emmet Legionaires Emmet Five Odie Dehay Legion Tear Foy Hammons Emmet American Legion Odie Dehan

Wash ington Boy Scout Troop 59 Meet for Clean Up

Boy Scout Troop 59 of Washington gathered last Saturday for a day of fan and work. The group cleaned the hut, rearranged fixtures, and cleaned the surrounding yard. The week’s program will teach fire building and outdoor cooking. Troop 59 meets weekly under Scoutmaster Jimmy May at the iboy scout hut in Washington.

Boy Scout Troop 59 Washington Jimmy May

Disclosures on Roerich circle and political intrigue

A narrator asserts the letters are authentic revealing a shadowy New Deal era network. It names Albert Michelson, Robert Wagner, Sel Bloom, Henry Morgenthau Sr., Frederick Kettner, Morris Ernst, Heywood Broun, Roy Howard, and Charlie McNary among others, detailing connections to Roerich’s movement and perceived political influence. The piece attacks publicity and notes Wallace and Roosevelt could have altered history, with Wilkie’s later misjudgments.

Michelson Herm Elis Albert Michiiwon Society of Friends of the Roerich Museum Joss-House Riverside Drive Charlie Mike Robert F. Wagner Cell Us Eis Sel Bloom Bloom Henry Morgenthau Frederick Kettner Reerich Sittle Kettner Spingza Morgenthau Roerich Morris Ernst New York New Deal Ernst Heywood Broun Cleveland Heywood Bron Brown Guild Wallace Charlie McNary Roosevelt Hobsen Wilkie Cressey White House Crosley F.C. C Charley Mike Washington

Loyola Michigan clash ends in 69 67 OT victory

Loyola and Western Michigan staged a thrilling Chicago showdown as Michigan escaped with a 69 67 win after multiple overtimes. The game tied 62 62 after two extra periods, with late drama as both teams traded leads before Michigan claimed the win.

British Make Test Raid on Germany

British bombers return from the first night raid on Germany since the war began. RAF Lincoln and Lancaster crews, with live 2,000 pound bombs, struck Helgoland Bight and attempted targets in the Ruhr and Hainholz yards while Mosquito escorts and interceptors practiced defense. The operation echoed prewar Allied air power and followed earlier daylight raids to test bomb penetration against submarine pens. Observers noted possible U S use of Wheelus Field as a bomber base in North Africa as part of broader wartime coordination.

London Germany Air Ministry Lincoln Lancaster English Channel Neigoland Bight North Sea Helgaland Ruhr Hainholz Tull Nat«ringbans Tidl Nottinghaim Hitler Helgoland Bight Helgoland Ainpoint Fie Ministey Gentasmeny Fort Eiter Bet United States Air Perce Melgha Field Wheelus Field Mies Tripoli U. 5

Arkansas Spa Visitor Sings Song About Hot Springs

Van Alstyne, a Chicago composer of pop tunes, wrote a new Arkansas song titled Down Arkansas Way. It will be aired on KTS radio between 9:30 and 10 tonight sung by professional singer Frank Silvane. Van Alstyne visited Hot Springs for health reasons three months ago and plans to copyright the piece.

Hot Springs Hot van Alstyne Arkansas Stff KTS Arkansas Way van Alstyne Frank Silvane

Basketball Scores From Last Night Across Several Colleges

Pairings include East Abilam 47 over St Janeis 44 and Brook lyn 56 over Yale ad 56 in a 3A clash. Western Michigan beat cyola 67 after three overtimes, Missouri teams Kirksville 85 over Maryville 19, Drake 42 edged Westminster Kanisas 7 23, and Nevada 64 over Montana 67. Chavez University of Mexico 24 defeated Chillinerby 64.

Associated Press Eastabilam St. Janeis Brooklyn Pynceton Aymay AG Rhode Tang State Brooklyn College Columbia Yale Ad Arkansas State Glonesboro Southwesterny Mermphist Jeu New Moxie Wexas Tech Western Michigan Cyola Kirksville oMod Maryville Mor Missouri Westminster Kanisas Drake Far West Montana Nevada Fania Barbara Univ. Mexico Chillinerby

Radio Starts Russian Lessons Warsaw Broadcasts Begin

Radio Warsaw broadcasts Russian lessons each Wednesday and Saturday. The report notes air traffic developments, satellite fields, and regional aviation plans focusing on new routes, storage facilities, and power infrastructure.

Warsaw Radio Palskiv Areca i Tew Aly Tillish Press Teres Pots Seay Air Cerone Muedinhialy Mellahui Csiro Dhulyran

Negro Golfers Threaten to Play Anyway

Richmond Calif January 15 Two Negro golf pros Bi Spiller and Ted Rhodes barred by the PGA from the Richmond open threaten to tee off at today's round. They seek reconsideration of a caucasian-only entry rule while taking on a field including Lloyd Mangrum Jimmy DeMaret and Bobby Locke amid court action contemplated by attorney John Rowell.

Richmond Calif PGA Bi Spiller Ted Rhodes Los Angeles Megro Professional Golfers’ Association TGA John Rowell POA South America Australia Canada South Africa Bobby Locke Aryate Mwient Ospectlalian Chaspion Lloyd Manarom Jimmy DeMaret Ojai

Rules Group to Vote on Final Collegiate Regulations

In Savannah Georgia on January 15 the National Football Rules group moves toward a final vote on regulations for next fall's collegiate competition after preliminary talks and test ballots. Chairman W J Bingham leads Harvard delegates with few changes expected from last year.

Savannah National Foot Pall Rules W. J. Bingham Uarverd

Record flight sets long distance pace for fighter planes

On January 15 a squadron of single place fighter planes from the Fourth Fighter group under Lt. Col. Nathan B H Abbott flew from Andrews Field to Miami in a test of maximum range. The flight covered roughly 489 miles at an altitude above 30,000 feet, with one prior similar hop reported a week earlier.

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Fights Last Night In Various Cities Across United States

Reports from multiple venues describe boxing results with fighters listed by city and weight, including outpoints and knockouts. Notable bouts mention Leonard Morton 176 from Oakland and Nat Harden 189 from New York defeating or facing opponents. other names include Frankie Major 195 and Tony Laluza 138.

Associated Press Oultind Calif Leonard Morton Oakland Ai Spaulding Bengee Wichita Pat MecCafferty Topeka Tro Frankie Major Detroit New York Nat Harden Tony Ilalua

Lujack Named Top Athlete of the Year 1947

Notre Dame quarterback Johnny Lujack named male athlete of the year by Associated Press. He led with 116 points from editors, ahead of runnerups Jack Kramer and Joe DiMaggio. The 180-pound Connellsville, Pennsylvania star faced decision between Chicago Bears and Rockets as he nears pro plans after Notre Dame graduation. Glenn Davis held last year’s honor. other leaders include Jackie Robinson Doak Walker and Bobby Shantz among top vote getters.

New York Johnnyujack Notre Dame Associated Press San Francisco Lijack Jack Kramer Joe DiMaggio Lujack Keamer DiMaggio New York Yankees Connellsville Chicago Bears Chicago Rockets Glenn Davis Army Eit Esport Jackie Robinson Ted Willigms Doak Walker Bobby Lockegall U Ewell Blackwell Joe Page Jimmy Demaret Charlie Conerly Paul Christman

Mississippi River Race to Start Today

New Orleans reported a Mississippi River race kicking off at 3 p.m. today with 15 Tyee boats, diesel and storm powered. Helen and Kalamda will depart near Huey P. Long Bridge carrying 9,783 tons and a crew of 20. finish at eight Louis in about 10 days per Federal Barge Lines.

New Orleans Jar Tyee Mississippi River W. G. Oliphant Federal Barge Lines Louis

Train wreck in Quebec leaves up to 20 dead

Officials say as many as 20 people may be dead as rescue teams pull bodies from the wreckage of two Westbound passenger trains in Quebec's frozen north. At least nine dead and 55 injured were confirmed as workers battled wreckage in dire weather.

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