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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1942
Page
6
Boxing Results From Last Night In Multiple Cities
Reported results show several bouts with decisions and knockouts across Chicago Pittsburgh Baltimore New Orleans and other venues. Notable outcomes include Bill Petersen defeating an opponent in Indiana and Vinnie Vines edging Eddie Pierce in New York area rings with points decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bill Petersen
Indiana
Hiyhbor
Ind
Wddie Blunt
New York
Newark
Vinnie Vines
Schenectady
N.Y
Wddie Peirce
Aterson
N. J
Pittsburgh
Tommy Yarosz
Monica
Ossie
Bulldog
Los Angeles
Yankees and Senators stars pace varied MLB outcomes
Yesterday's Stars by the Associated Press highlight Lefty Goines and Joe Gordon of the Yankees limiting the Tigers to four runs as Jatter goes 4-for-4 at the plate. Walter Masterson and Phil Myreliidon excel for the Senators and Athletics respectively, while White Sox rally to eight runs in innings and Wally singles to spark the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lefty Goines
Joe Gordon
Yankees
Tigers
Jatter
Arlving
Walter Masterson
Senators
Indians
Phil Myreliidon
Athletics
White Sox
Hill
Wally
Sports Mirror highlights past Yankee streak halt and big golf summaries
A retrospective notes New York Yankees ending a 14 game win streak at the hands of the White Sox with John Rigney pitching. It recalls Joe DiMaggio's 54th straight game hit and notable golf showings by Byron Nelson, Dick Metz, and Henry Picard in PGA events, plus Carl Hubbell's four hit homer over Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sports Mirror
Wwen
York
Yankee
White Sox
John Rigney
Joe Dinagere
Byron Nelson
Carl Hubbell
Pittsburgh
Roundup of Baseball News and Rumors From Sid Feder
Hollywood park pavers hope for pacing on the coast next winter. The Cleveland Indians have the inside track for Ed Robinson, Baltimore’s first sacker. Ray Dovry and Earl Targeson are drawing double duty in the majors. Van Lingle Mungo hints at a comeback with Minnesota. Larry French’s ten straight wins earn Cubs a favor from MacPhail. Clark Shaughnessy shifts Maryland’s nickname to Terps. Bill Thompson earns praise as the most improved jockey. Warneke’s Cards and Dodgers face a tough slate, and Vic Seixas is forecast to rise in tennis. Details mixed with club chatter and college notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Feder
Wide World
Pinsh
Hugh Fullerton, Jr
New York
Hollywood Park
Army
Perine
Pittsburgh
Anent
Santi Anita
Mollywood Tueh
Wth
Mintz
Claudio Vilurry
Bobo
Skytown
Lou Bondreau
Leo Burother
Ivery Hunt
Cleveland Indians
Ed Robinson
Baltimore
Ray Dovery
San Franelsea
Earl Targeson
Sentile
van Lingle Mungo
Havana Romeo
Minneapolis
van Lingle
Babe Phips
Larry MacPhail
Dodgers
Cubs
Larry French
MacPhail
Larry
Jin Gallagher
Wrigley
Clark Shaughnessy
Maryland
Switel
Bill Thompson
Carl Hubbell
North Carolina
Billy Grant
Vic Seixas
Frestinian
Philly
Gordon Again Leads Batting Crown Bid in 1942
New York July 14 Gordon Lowell Gordon of the New York Yankees kept his chase for the 1942 batting title alive. He collected two doubles and two singles in Detroit, lifting his American League average to .347 and reclaiming the No. 4 spot, three points ahead of Ted Williams and Bobo Doerr. Pete Reiser led the senior circuit with a .456 pace while Joe Medwick trailed at .243.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Lowell Gordon
New York Yankees
Flash
Gordon
Detroit
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Buson
Bobby Doerr
Pete Reiser
Brooklyn Dodgers
Joe Medwick
Moscow unveils automatic rifle with rapid reload claim
The Red Army showcases an automatic rifle designed by Vo A. Dextyuray that requires reloading after 47 shots and can fire at about 100 rounds per minute with 12 percent well aimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Red Army
Vo A. Dextyuray
Two Men Face Kidnapping Charges in Lafayette County
Ed Collins and Harvey Lewis were arrested by local police on kidnapping a 19-year-old in Lafayette County. At the Lafayette County sheriff’s request, officers returned them to the county for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Collins
Harvey Lewis
Lafayette County
Lafayette
Lewisville
Methodist Youth Fellowship Hosts Presbyterian Guests
The Methodist Young People hosted the Presbyterian young people at the Youth Fellowship service Sunday night. After social time with light refreshments, a worship program based on the Lord's Prayer was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Special Program at Hinton Church Saturday Night
A program at Hinton chapel Saturday night features a pre supper and proceeds to a church piano fund. The John Ridghill string band will furnish music. R. Hamilton of the Hinton community announced the event and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinton Chapel
John Ridghill
5. R. Hamilton
Hinton
Station clocks set four minutes fast in Kansas City
In a quirky practice at Kansas City Union Station the clocks are set ahead four minutes to help passengers catch trains on time. The adjustment, noted locally, aims to reduce missed connections and keep arrivals smooth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas City Union Station
Chattanooga Beats Pelicans In Six Four Victory
Chattanooga wins 6 4 over New Orleans as their Latin ensemble delivers eight hits and ten bases on balls. Five runs in the second inning and a final tally in the fourth clinch the win while other southern clubs rest after Sunday’s doubleheader. Tuesday schedule shows Knoxville at Memphis and Nashville at Little Rock among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
New Orleans Pelicans
Loolouts
Atlanta
Birmingham
Knoxville
Stromme
Evans
Memphis
Lambert
Willis
Nashville
Tamulis
Little Rock
Callahan
Papish
New Orleans
Lemley Hears City Court in Hope Municipal Case List
Yesterday in Hope city hall municipal court Judge W K Lemley presided over a long docket. Multiple defendants faced charges of disturbing the peace, assault and battery, drunkenness, gaming, and running a signal light with several pleas of guilty or fines noted. Some defendants were dismissed or bound over to Hempstead county grand jury after examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope’ City Hall
W. K. Lemley
LeRoy Webb
T Laura Lindsay
Chester Parks
Rosie Lee Mitchell
Eash
Ruby Jackson
Robert Cornelius
John H. Bragg
Bert Durham
John Grace
C. L. Chamberrlain
Frank E. Smith
Brdécksie Brantley
H. E. Lockard
Troy Wilson
R. J. Brooks
LH. Potette
Jack Cannon
Dorothy Cannon
John Noble
Robert Moore
Elbridge Cassidy
F L. H. Potette
Roscoe Malden
Albert
Radia
Pras
Atty
L. A. Jones
H. D. Shirley
Hempstead County
Grand Jury
Ruffin Holstein
Will Rhodes
Pearl Thomas
Alton Dempsey
Clifford
Weevil Infestations Hit Cotton Belt Across States
AP regional report notes boll weevil infestations still spotted in the cotton belt during early July. Texas shows heavy eastern infestations. Oklahoma reports threats in southeastern fields. Arkansas and Louisiana record abundant and widespread presence. Mississippi surveys 83 farms with 66 infested and seven percent of squares punctured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agricultural Department
Cotton
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Delta
Oil and Gas Filings Lafayette 1942 Summary Report
Royalty and mineral lease filings dated 1942 for Lafayette region listed by Eunice Triplett. Transfers include G A Schwab to Ciara A Crites and H B Langford to Frankel and Frankel with multiple section interests in Rye 24 West. Various mineral deeds and lease assignments detail ownership transfers, royalty shares, and recorded dates from June to July 1942. Names include G A Schwab, Ciara A Crites, H B Langford, Frankel, Frankel, R S Randolph, Harry A Campbell, Margaret F Shaw, Margaret S Randolph, J A Mayer, O B Clark, C Snow, Henry Zarrow, Simon Lebow, Ted McDaniel, and Carl Dalrymple across Sections 7, 12, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 23, 24, 25, 30 in townships 14–18 South, Range 22–25 West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Eunice Triplett
G. A. Schwab
Ciara A. Crites
SEY
Rye
West
See
New
Ney
R. S. Randolph
Harry A. Campbell
Mazel
Griffith
Margaret F. Shaw
R.S. Randolph
Margaret S. Randolph
J. A. Mayer
C. Snow
Henry Zarrow
Simon Lebow
Nevada County Oil Lease and Deed Notices July 1942
Land records show multiple QO and G leases, mineral deeds, and royalty contracts filed July 10 1942 in Nevada County. Transactions include J B Warmack to Skelly Oil Co and Magnolia Pet Co, with sections 3 27 19 10 25 and townships 12 14 15 22, alongside warranty deeds and royal contracts dated July 11 1942 and July 13 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada County
Helen Hesterly
J. B. Warmack
Skelly Oil Co
Skelly
Magiolia Pet. Co
Rye
O. & G. Lease
Skelly Gil Co
QO & G
G. Lease
Mekamiie Et Ux
J. B. Warrmack
Moyd A. McKamie
J. B. Ormack
Ted McDaniel
Carl Dalrymple
Gladys Schooley Haddox
J. B. Wormack
Carl Dal Irymple
Fibber and Molly McGee Refrain From War Jokes in New Film
Hollywood notes describe Fibber McGee and Molly as normal yet nonconformist, emphasizing their public’s expectations. In the second Bergen film Here We Go Again they are portrayed as strictly noncontroversial, avoiding politics religion and quarrels. They even abandon jokes about war and drinking, reflecting wartime sensitivities and a shift in tone driven by writers Jim Jordan and Don Quinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Fibber McGee
Molly
Fibber
Yibber
Edgar Bergen
Bergen
Vista
Jim Jordan
Jim
Marion
Mally
Reaction While Under Fire By Wendell WeBe
Navy crews faced bombs and shells with grit not fear as officers praised their eagerness and quick firing. A Kingsland gunner forgot his hands in machinery during an aerial dogfight while a Los Angeles artist reacted with intense excitement as planes approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Webe
Wide World
U. S
Adeline
Rock of Ages
Plaones
Kingsland
Ark
Los Angeles
Going Away Planned Friday for Hope High Students
Hope High School prepares a Going Away party for 102 fibertaea who will leave Friday July 17 to defend their country. The event begins at 6 am with the last bus load by 7 am. The Third Street area will be roped off for safety and crowd control. The Hope High School Band will perform from 6:45 am, followed by two minute talks by city and county officials and civic groups. Terrell Cornelius of the Chamber of Commerce will MC, with a speaker ensuring everyone can hear. The program aims to minimize disruption to business and draw a large turnout to cheer the defenders. A full speaker list and party details will appear in tomorrow's paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fibertaea
Hope High School
Terrell Cornelius
Chamber of Commerce
Jon
Hope
Hempstead
Man Buys License Sparks Frustration Over Stolen Tires
Bert Wolfe expresses disgust after buying a 1942 license plates on May 12 and storing his car on April 1. Ten days later thieves broke into his garage and stole two tires and wheels, and he laments not being able to get tires even if he had the wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Bert Wolfe
Beams of Plane Fire and Morale in Combat
A Dallas boy, baptized in his uniform, recalls a swarm of enemy planes like bees on the horizon and wishes for a fighter as he and the crew of the Negra mess battle through the bombardment. A Blue Hill pilot notes pride amid danger while a Kenridge color worker, shelling calmly, shouts a prayer as bombs threaten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Blue Hill
Kenridge
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The
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