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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1947

Page

6

Southwest Plan to Restrict Recruiting Aids Arkansas

The Southwest Conference proposal to limit colleges to in state recruiting targets Arkansas for talent. Coach John Barnhill led Arkansas to a share of the SWC title and Cotton Bowl money in 1946 and echoed that Arkansas is a fertile talent field with little competition from others. Jim Benton promotes professional wrestling in Pine Bluff while running a bowling alley. The Arkansas AAU meet may lack its boxing showdown as Fort Smith and Little Rock seek sites but Fort Smith’s Golden Gloves returns. Arkansas State College’s Benny Wilhelm tops scoring with 81 field goals and 64 free throws for 226 points.

New ‘York Joe Fay Ben ‘Pross United States District Court Newark Fay Treasury American Federation of Labor Joe Lay Ingh Press Wine, Liquor and Distillery Workers’ Union Advant E:s New York Notwith Leacher Pross Schenley Distillery Corporation Press’ Union Spor Realty Inc Union Spor Great Neck The Tittle Lake Mahopac Carmel Southwest Conference Arkansas University of Arkansas Razorbacks John Barnhill Barnhill Fayetteville Barnie State of Arkansas Jim Benton Los Angeles Rams Pine Bluff Arkansas Aau Little Rock Fort Smith Arkansas State College Jonesboro Benny Wilhelm Oklahoma A.& M.'s Cowboys University of Arkansas Razorbacks Aggies Oklahoma City Arkansans Alvin Williams Melvin McGaha al Bennett McGaha James Butler Empire City Bob Kelly Empire Butler Tom Swift Dickey Louisiana State Bernie Moore Albert Stoop Pritchard Bruce Drake Oklahoma ‘B Fort Sill

Miss Day Faces Challenge To California Divorce

Hollywood reports Miss Day must explain her actions in obtaining a California interlocutory decree followed by a Mexican divorce and possible bigamous marriage. Judge Dockweiler warned of revoking the California divorce if she cannot show good faith, noting the couple’s flouting of state law. Durocher and Day plan to live apart while continuing film work, with vows to wed legally after the required year.

Hollywood Laraine Day California George Dock- Weiler Leo Durocher Ray Hendricks Miss Day el Paso Tex Durocher New York Newark Duurocher Santa Monica ABC Havana Cuba

The Lavish Life of Broadway Press Queen Jean Dalrymple

New York writer Jack O Brian profiles Jean Dalrymple a Broadway press agent and revival producer. She lives in a furnished East Fiftyninth Street townhouse works daily with a secretary, runs a Manhattan office, negotiates with studio chiefs and attends opening nights amid a circle of glamourous friends.

Jack O'Brian New York Hollywood Broadway Jean Dalrymple Jean Miss Dalrymple Manhattan Twenty-one Colony Marc Connelly Franchot Tone Bert Lahr Jose Tturbi London Paris Studio Brass Lester Cowan

Boxers Clash in Card Across Cities Reported

Milwaukee bout saw Jimmy Scherr 153 outpoint Dave Clark 155 1-4 in Cincinnati. Blackie Noel 145 edged Eddie Moniz 145 in Fall River. Joe Blackwood 160 out pointed Gene Farland 158 in Providence. Charley Babcock 174 stopped Frankie Ferry 174 in Bangor with a 38 knockout.

United Press Milwaukee Jimmy Scherr Dave Clark Cincinnati Portland Blackie Noel Montreal Eddie Moniz Fall River Mass Providence R. I Joe Blackwood Paterson N. J Gene Farland Bangor Charley Babcock Frankie Ferry

Rogers Leads Veterans Work At Capitol Amid Busy Schedule

Washington veteran advocate Edith Nourse Rogers, aged over 60, chairs the House Veterans Committee and pushes multiple bills. She clocks long days, often arriving by 8 a.m. and dining in the House restaurant, while earning the nickname Mother of the WACs for championing women in service.

Jane Eads Washington Edith Nourse Rogers House Veterans Committee Rep. Rogers Rmass Red Cross Walter Reed Hospital Walter Reed Harding Coolidge Hoover Congress John Jacob Rogers Concord Lexington Massachusetts Veterans’ Welfare

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