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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1940

Page

4

Weekend Standings and Upcoming Matches in League Play

Sunday's results show Chattanooga 4 7, Little Rock 0 6, Nashville 74, Birmingham 5 5, Knoxville 4 8, New Orleans 1 1, Atlanta 8 7, Memphis 4 2. Monday features Chattanooga at Little Rock and Knoxville at New Orleans with no other games scheduled.

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Flying Co Ed Mystery Ends With Uncertain Rescue

In a storm damp night at Midland, Anne Norris flees two gunmen after a Villa Alpha shooting. Dick Douglas arrives in a car, helps Anne escape, and insists she must return to face possible expulsion and police questioning. He offers aid and leaves her resolved but unsettled about Tony Scott and the future.

Clarice Anne Villa Alpha Midland Anne’ Norris Anne. Norris Vero Dick Douglas Miss Norris Paris Norris Anne Norris Douglas Georgette Olay Tony Scott

Little Rock Drops Two Games Sunday

The Travelers were unable to push a runner past second in the first game and failed to reach second after trimming the lead to four in the second, losing 4 to 0 and 7 to 6 to the Chattanooga Lookouts at Traveler Field. This marked a second straight doubleheader defeat, following a loss to Atlanta the night before. Ken Ash, a former Traveler, starred for the Lookouts as Little Rock stranded four singles and showed persistent futility.

Little Rock Travelers Chattanooga Lookouts Traveler Field Atlanta Lookout Racing Knoxyle Smokies Ken Ash Piith

Social Calendar Busy Tuesday Meets

Social and bridge events fill Tuesday with the Women’s club at 1 30 p m hosted by Mrs Flossig Hamm, a bridge session at Mrs R V Herndon’s home at 2 30, Woodman Circle Drill at Woodman Hall at 8 p m, and Emanon Club gathering at the Jewell home where guests enjoy summer flowers and bridge games with Mrs Don Ligon of San Antonio among the attendees.

Business and Professional Women's Club Flossig Hamm R. V. Herndon Woodman Circle Woodsman Hall Emanon Club Nick Jewell Don Ligon San Antonio Texna

Personal Mention Guests and Weekend Plans Across Arkansas

Local social notes list Mr and Mrs Charles Routon and daughter Mary Beth of Little Rock visiting Mrs Routons mother Mrs Ida Arnett and Mr Routons parents. Many families travel for visits with relatives in Smackover Athens Prescott Texarkana and Luverne Alabama as well as trips to California and New Orleans Galveston and Houston.

Charles Routon Mary Beth Little Rock Routen Ida Arnett Mr. " Routon C. F. Routon Lloyd Coop Misa Rose Mary Coop B. F. Campbell Huge, Oklahoma Olver J. W. Franks Tilman Bearden New Orleans Galveston Houston Texas Omisa Sue Rucker Gunston Hall Mary Haynes Washington, D. C Arive Philippines

Hope Cancels Hope and Magnolia Game

The Hope and Magnolia baseball doubleheader was canceled Sunday due to wet grounds with games postponed to a later date. Hope will host Magnolia at Fair Park on Friday at 3 30 with a large crowd expected.

Hope Waldo Magnolia Fairpark

Rainfall Hits Milwaukee Waterworks Revenue Drop

Milwaukees waterworks report a poor business as rains in early 1940 cut irrigation and reduced revenue by about 50000 compared with the same period last year.

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Local Social News From 62 South Hervey Street

Miss Nancy Faye Williams returns Monday from a visit with Miss Jerry Smith in Little Rock. Patricia Williams comes back from time with cousin Miss Billy Lee Sanders in Bearden. Sanders is now a guest in the Williams home. Seeya Gibson and son Johny resume home from a vacation near Hot Springs. Gwen Nix and children drive to Idabel for Vanderbilt family reunion. Wallace Beene leaves for a trip in Arizona. A L King and son Carlton spend weekend in Texarkana. Mildred King returns home after a month with sisters in Texarkana. A B Spraggins hosts Mrs Spraggin’s nephew Robert Sale of El Dorado. Welton Taylor visits sister Mrs John Rowe and Mr Rowe in Monroe Louisiana.

Thomas Boyett Little Rock E. J. McCain el Dorado Mes Spragins RD. Pronkiln Bobby Jeft California Omrs. C C. A. Keith Jean Louise Vincent Edger Texarkana E.G. Coop J. R. Williams Lake Hamilton Will Stumsalster J. Ross Chamber of Malvern Nancy Faye Williams Jerry Smith Patricia Williams Billy Lee Sanders Bearden Sanders Williams Seeya Gibson Johny Lale Catherine Hot Springs Gwen Nix Idabel Vanderbilt Wallace Beene Arizona Omr A. L. King and Son Carlton Mildred King Harold Lawerence Mr. Lawerence Truett Simmons Mr. Simmons Yexarkana A. B. Spraggins Sprasulin Robert Sale O~ Welton Taylor John Rowe Mr. Rowe Monroe Louisiana

Atlantic and Caribbean forces eyed in wary wartime balance

Bruce Catton notes U S naval strength and air power within reach of Caribbean islands, detailing the Atlantic fleet’s battleships carriers and cruisers, submarines, and air squadrons. He discusses Martinique’s tense situation, neutrality zones, and the Monroe Doctrine as Havana conference topics.

Washington Caribbean Germany United States U. S Pacific Atlantic New York Arkansas Texas Ranger Wichita Quincy San Francisco Tuscaloosa Vincennes New Navy Coco Solo Pensacola Army Panama Canal Pacific Entrance Barigquen Field Puerto Rico Miami Mariinikue Martinique New World Nations Congress New World Caribbeast Havana France

Conventions Need to Be Explained by Stinnett

Stinnett reflects on the 1940 conventions in Philadelphia and Chicago, noting Wilkie's nomination and Roosevelt's silence, and plans to explain the era's political upheavals. He praises reporters for providing facts and considers the press’s role in shaping perception during the conventions.

Jack Stinnett Washington Philadelphia Wendell L. Wilkie Chicago Franklin Delano Roosevelt

Transformation Toward Facist State Speculation

A brief note considers a centrist to fascist trajectory and the possibility Germany could gain air and submarine bases near the Panama Canal without violating the Monroe Doctrine, suggesting strategic moves in a tense international climate.

Cent Germany Panama Canal

Democratic convention whispers and uncertain orders

The piece recalls the 1940 Democratic convention mood with leaders like Garner Wheeler McNutt Farley and Roosevelt aides unsure what the nominee would want. Reporters roam the Stevens lobby asking for decisive direction while a jittery party contemplates an overwhelming victory or a contested outcome amid rumors of a vice president pick. A closing note warns that no organ is immune to tuberculosis.

Prift Lasks Ohter Factory N. Garner Baron K. Wheeler McNutt Cordell Hun Farley New York McNut Farley Wheeler Nori Abs Rosevelt Gates Pye The Stevens Offic Jack

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