Tennis Title Is Wide Open
Pauline Betz notes September National Tennis Championships at Forest Hills will be wide open. She predicts Bobby Riggs may win the men’s title while eight women contenders, including Helen Jacobs, Dade Bundy, Sarah Cooke, and Virginia Wolfenden, vie for the crown. Betz discusses Marble’s absence and the shifting balance in women’s play.
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Forest Hills
Bobby Riggs
Alice
Rlief
Helen Jacobs
Helen
Jacobs
Dade” Bundy
Rollins College
Sarah Cooke
New York
Bundy
Florida
Virginia Wolfenden
California
Forests Hills
Margaret Osborne
Mary Arnold
Pat Canning
Hope Knowles
Louis Brough
Doris Hart
Miami
Fla
Frank Kovacs
Don McNeill
Oklahoma City
Riggs
Kovacs
McNeil
Wayne Sabin
Don
Jack Kramer
Eddie Altve
Frankie Parker
Joe Hunt
Shoud
Kramer
Washington Police Scandal Crowned By Hebert Probe
In Washington the District police force faces a major scandal as a House District Committee probes the homicide squad and detective bureau. Freshman Rep F Edward Hebert leads the inquiry, aiming to retire the police superintendent and overhaul the department amid 79 violent deaths since June 1.
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Border Patrol
T-men
The
Treasury
Secret Service
Marine Corps
Military Police
Army and Navy
Washington
Jessie Elizabeth Streiff
House District Committee
Ernest W. Brown
Detective Bureau
Huey Long
Louisiana
F. Edward Hebert
Aye-Bear
District C Committee
Hebert
New Orleans
James E. Crown
Louisiana State University
Local Social Notes From Little Rock And Surroundings
Mr and Mrs Clifton Harris of Little Rock hosted guests Mr and Mrs J J Bruce Miss Ernestine Houser of Hope visited her mother Mrs BEEB Houser and family. Mrs Ruth Cox entertained this week with daughter Miss Juanita Mullins of Texarkana and son Ben F Mullin Sr in Norfolk Va Navy. Miss Thalia Nolen of Marshall spent the weekend with family. Mrs 8 P Stubbs Dr left Monday for home in Fort Smith after a two 28 11.
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Clifton Harris
Little Rock
J. J. Bruce
Ernestine Houser
Hope
Be.eb. Houser
Ruth Cox
Juanita Mullins
Texarkana
Ben F. Mullin
U.S. Navy
Norfolk
Thalia Nolen
Marshall
Texas
Weekend Guests Mentioned in Local Notices
Mrs. E. E. Houser and family hosted a week visit with her daughter and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith from Hope visited friends Friday night. Mrs. Jesse Hutson of Beaumont spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. J. W. Arrington. Miss Lititia and Estelle Smith of Okay stayed with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Brunson.
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E. E. Houser
Clyde Smith
Hope
Jesse Hutson
Beaumont
Texas
J. W. Arrington
Lititia and
Estelle Smith
Okay
W. P. Brunson
Wood Praises Ward as Country's Best Amateur
National Open golf champion Craig Wood says Bud Ward of Seattle is the country's best amateur, while noting Dick Chapman from Wood's Winged Foot club in Mamaroneck believes the title is hotly contested.
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Denver
Craig Wood
Marvin
Bud) Ward
Seattle
Simon Pure
Dick Chapman
Wood
Winged Foot Club
Mamaroneck
Legal Notice of Sale in Hempstead County Arkansas
The United States mortgagee sells at Sut ton s Barn Hempstead County Arkansas on July 29 1941 between 9 a m and 5 p m the property described as several horses including Roscoe Andy Leon Stomp and a pressure cooker all listed in the mortgage dated February 21 1940 filed in Hempstead County Arkansas The notice is signed July 28 1941 by Claude R Wickard Secretary of Agriculture and W M Sparks County Supervisor for the United States government.
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Luitishia Brown
United States
Hempstead County
Arkansas
State of
Claude R, Wickard
W. M. Sparks
Claude R .Wickard
Notice of Public Sale of Farm Assets by Mortgagee
Mortgagee will sell at Sutton's Barn Hempstead County Arkansas on July 23 1941 between 9 am and 2 pm the property from the Lee Furnatter mortgage including mules horses cattle and farming gear. Names Claude Wickard and United States cited. Public sale to the highest bidder for cash following Arkansas law.
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Lee Furnatter
United States
Hempstead County
Arkansas
State of
Farmers Free Auction Day in Hope Moves to August Fourth
The Hope Junior Chamber of Commerce Trade Promotion Committee announces that household goods and farm implements to be sold at the second monthly Farmers Free Auction and Sales Day may be left at the nearest rural store for free haul to the auction. Auctioneer Silas Sanford will tour the area to recruit offerings and arrange details for the event held on the first Monday each month in Hope.
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Hope
Trade Promotion Committee of Hope Junior Chamber of Commerce
Silas Sanford
Chamber of Commerce
Put Your Best Feet Forward
Betty Clarke outlines a summer foot care routine emphasizing pedicures for women who go barefoot or wear sandals. The piece covers at home tools, polish choices for hands and feet, weekly soaks and massages, drying, and finishing with powder, plus advice on footwear and hose fit.
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Betty Clarke
World’s Largest Rosebush Covers Car Engine?
A peculiar claim describes a massive rosebush covering an engine to regulate heat rather than cool it. The piece mentions a warm Tombstone Aziz and notes the bush spans about 200 square feet, bearing hundreds or thousands of blossoms annually, with the notion it may improve efficiency.
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Tombstone
Aziz
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