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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1940

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New Orleans Pelicans Fall as Travelers Rally in Win

The Travelers built a lead in the fourth and added three more in the fifth and seventh to beat the Pelicans. Shittle Rock used two pitchers, with Frew Shaffer closing out the win. Victor Horn started for New Orleans and took the loss as Roland Van State finished.

New Orleans Pelicans Shittle Rock Cordon Bragble Pels Shaffer Fred Victor Horn Roland van State Mike Marty Horn

Standings and results amid midweek sports notes

Weiesday's results show New Orleans a 3 4 loss to Little Rock 2 10 Memphis 4 Birmingham 9 Nashville 4 Atlanta 3 and Chattanooga Knoxville rain with Thursday games set including Little Rock at New Orleans Atlanta at Nashville Chattanooga at Knoxville Memphis at Birmingham. No games scheduled in Boston at Chicago Brooklyn at Cincinnati New York at St Louis. Thursday matchups Chicago at Boston Cleveland at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington St Louis at New York. An offhand remark questions Nazi ambassador presence and goodwill based on a disputed premise.

Weiesday New Orleans Little Rock Memphis Birmingham Nashville Atlanta Chattanooga Knoxville Atlante Birningham Boston Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati New York St. Louis Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit Washington York San Pittsburgh Orissnsine Washington-New York Washington, D.C New York World's Fair News York World's Fair Billy Rose Toye Escort

Yankees Hunt Harder For Quality Players In Tight Race

The Yankees, though facing 10 times as many players today, still seek elite talent. A three day school at Yankee Stadium drew 147 youngsters as Professor Paul Kritchell notes there are more prospects now, but truly good ones remain scarce. The club aims to be vigilant and thorough to sustain success and compete in this season’s fight.

Yankees NEA Service Evlitor Yankee Stads Jum Phil Rizzuto Kansas City Newark Paul Kritchell Kansas City College Cenlilate Professor Kritchell Yankee

Bruner to Play Oilers Game Here Thursday

Bruner-Ivory softball team meets Magnolia Oilers of Texarkana at Bairpark Thursday night. Bruner lost to Texarkana Tuesday. Oilers sit second in twin-city league, game expected to draw a large crowd.

Bruner-Ivory Magnolia Oilers Texarkana Bairpark Bruner Oilers Twin-City Feague

Unclear Historic Snippet on Insects and Talk of Domestic Life

The fragment references fly season behavior in a pasture with twenty males in a row and mentions swishing to deter flies. It then shifts to a dialogue about a rash mistress and a new maid asking to tie an iPhone to call a depot. Celery growth noted along English ditches by the sea.

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Mrs Willkie Won't Discuss Politics

Adelaide Kerr profiles Edith Willkie, wife of Wendell Willkie, noting her private stance on politics, her social role at New York receptions, and her influence on home life. The piece describes her wardrobe, daily routines, and habit of keeping a homey, organized environment while closely following her husband's political career.

NEA Hans Ackermann Herman Koetter Kylthauser Society of Houston Oe Os Wendell Wilkie New York Willkie Edith Willkie Edith Wilkie Frien Phillip Nin Aly Bee Fifth Avenue Willkies

Berlin Women Slip into Wooden Shoes in Berlin Society

Berlin society notes mark a curious shift as women stroll in wooden shoes, a practical response to leather shortages. The clop of shoes echoes through Kurfürstenallee and nearby apartments, with straps fashioned from scraps and bright lacquering in red, blue, or yellow. The trend emerges amid wartime material restrictions and changing fashions in Berlin society.

Berlin Kurfuerstenlamm Holland Beelin Ward

Allergic Visitors Should Be Polite During Summer Visits

An AP Feature advises polite handling of allergies by guests and hosts. It urges allergic visitors to disclose dietary restrictions early, avoid demanding constant special dishes, and respect meal planning. It warns against habitual lateness or eating limitations at every meal and suggests courteous communication.

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Odd fashion notes from a distant spring scene

The text suggests a chaotic reception for new spring shoes without special Reich approval. It references Berlin street sounds on Kurfürstendamm and mentions a lap-driver’s schedule, hinting at a lively, unsettled mood amid unfamiliar words.

Reich Kurfueystendamm Wight

Fragmentary note hints at Retel yawnsticnes working

Readable fragments describe Retel and Ninety five percent of Sabth Ame Jen Mes near the Old World rather than New York City.

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