Lost items and ads mixed in Ada Street area notice
A garbled 1997 style notice offers a bless of lost items including a hood gray 1997 Chevrolet hood and a ladies blue and red billiard containing two twenty dollar bills. A reward is offered for the return to Hope Street. Also listed are farm notes about seed and a rental inquiry for a furnished house or apartment with a contact at Cook's White Star Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Stoor
Mys
J.T. Vines
Cook
Southwest Conference football ticket frenzy in Texas
Dallas reports record demand for SWC football ahead of season Texas Texas A&M top the rush with 650 percent more advance sales than last year. Dallas attendance soars with 110000 seeking Texas Oklahoma and Texas A&M clashes at the Cotton Bowl and Bast. SMU and Texas A&M expect capacity crowds at Owings Stadium and the season looks sold out for major showdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
University of Texas
Texas
Texas A
Austin
Southern Methodist-Oklahoma
M. U
Southern Methodist
Texa
Turner
Howard Grubbs
Texas Christian Athletics
Rice
Baylor
Glen Rowe
Arkansas
Bacon
Razorbuck Stadium
A Labor Secretary Offer Amid Political Rhetoric
A speaker derides union chiefs and political perks while debating a proposal to appoint a labor secretary at 15000 a year. He contrasts the positions of union leaders, government officials, and campaign financing with personal hardship and calls for transparent pay.
Fifth clash opens series as Dodgers and Cards meet
Dizzy Dean forecasts a classic as the St. Louis Cardinals and Brooklyn Dodgers clash again with the Dodgers buoyed by a 7 8 win over Cincinnati. Dixie Walker homer and Pete Rieser inside the park shot helped Bucky Walters lose for the first time in six starts. Homers toppled the Cards 2 1 in Boston as Beazley yielded two vital pitches for rallying runs. Washington stretched to four games up after a doubleheader sweep. White Sox edged the Yankees in Chicago. the Cubs nipped the Giants in New York. Detroit beat Philadelphia as Hutchinson earned win. Kennedy starred with two doubles and Caldwell the walk off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lanquist
New York
Dizzy Dean
Dodgers
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Dixie Walker
Pete Rieser
Bucky Walters
Hank Behrman
Hal Gregg
Cards
Boston
Johnny Beazley
Tommy Holmes
Carden Gillenwater
Morton Cooper
George Kurowski
Cubs
Giants
Ken Trinkle
Don Johnson
Ernie Lombardi
Trinkle
Lombardi
Washington
Cleveland
Buddy Lewis
Walt Masterson
Hank Edwards
Bo Lemon
Earl Caldwell
White Sox
Yankees
Chicago
Bob Kennedy
Caldwell
Kennedy
Luke Appling
Freddie Hutchinson
Detroit
Athletics
Tivers
Philadelphia
Jack Hand
Majors
Marty Marion
St .Louis
Billy Herman
Johnny Murphy
Joe Kuhel
Mel Harder
Alley
Ford Frick
Will Harvidge
Associated Press
Pete Reisey
Janie Brooklyn
Senators
Yanks
Mort Coopey
Braves
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Court Docket July 29 1946 City Docket Summary
Court entries list guilty pleas and fines for drunkenness speeding and driving offences. Individuals named include G B Lamb Otha Wrayford Jessie Patton Clyde Pardue James H Burke Wyatt Crosby Henry McLemore and others with fines ranging from 1 to 5000 dollars and cash bond forfeitures noted. Several pleas of guilty for drunkenness and disturbing the peace are recorded along with license and possession charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. GB. Lamb
Otha Wrayford
G. B. Lamb
Ig. J
Clyde Pardue
Jessie Patton
Arthur H. Giles
Hay Turner
Henry McLemore
L. Lambert
Wyatt Crosby
Inez McLemore
Richard ‘Trotter
Pete Clevenger
James H. Burke
M. C. Taylor
J. W. Harris
William Wrayford
Heis
Truman Dawns
Jimmie Wields
Richard Trotter
Geo. J. Hayden
Cliff Richardson
Kay Turner
Woodrow Downs
Milton Hasen
In. Fox
Hawoi
Bum v Communists Echoes in Football Cabal
Fragmentary quotes depict a heated dispute amid a labor union and sports setting. References to Petrillo, bartenders, a broken leg, and fears of a game being culled appear tangled with political rhetoric and personal loyalty toward a “great beloved leader.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrillo
Secretary of Labor
Sutor
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NEA Service, Inc
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Popeye
Tay Alan
Freckles
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Thimble Theater
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Major Hoople
Ethel J. White
Association OF
Dick Turner
Feeders Supply Co
White Rock
Julia
Roark
Old C.C.C. Cimp
Hope
Columbus Rand
Washington Rt
Roy
Bois 2
Ave Creek
Spring
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Emmet Ark
Dode Pan
Passengy
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Howard Collier
Shugar Springs
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Patnos
Fight Housekeeping
Schauley’ S
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J.B. Ellen
Boswell’s
Pat m
David Davis
Floyd Porterfield
N. Hervey
W. 7Th
C. B. Tyler
Colton Row
Chals
Fae
Cobb's Matttress Co
Crabbe Bros. Piano Co
South Elm
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Clover
Foy Hanmans
Telephone
Mer
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Texarkana
Vicki Baum
Piano Co
Buchanan Avenue
Ray Turner
William Kennedy
Hefner Nash CO
Ava
Byron _Hefner
Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Jimmy Petrillo
Hunter
Little Caesar
Thar
Mr. P
United States of A
John L. Lewis
Labor
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Mayflower
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Bridges
Curran
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Jabergo
Petrilla
Jerome
Secenery
Lttle
Jimmy Byrnes
Peanuts
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Supreme Court
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Pat
Hoosevelt
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D. C
Cash
Rufus Martin Patmos
ARK
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Jackie Robinson
Sid Feder
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Pearline Johnson
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Washington Senators
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William and Mary
Europe
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Eddie Byer
Hullabulloo
Pasquale Brothers
Cuba
Venezuela
Admiral
Bob Elmore
Boa City Line Electric Co
Fred Sutton
Harry W. Shiverness
Hope, Ark
Perry Moses
Spring Hill
Rettig Electric Co
Tilt-Ray Venetian Blind Co
County Ave
Harry Segnar, Sr
South Main St
Pines
Ath Judicial Circuit
Charles W. Hackett
James H. Pilkinton
Bill) Patton
Pat Robinson
Lyle Brown Dexter Bush
Emory A. Thompson
DR. F.C. Crow James P. Hulsey
Hempstead County
Tilman Bearden
J. W
Son) Jones
Claude H. Sutton
Robert C. Turner
County
Treasu
Isabelle
Ong McCorkle Syvell A. Burke
Fred A, Luck
Frank Rider
Pink W. Taylor
Glen Walker Arthur
Anderson
Talbot Feild, JR
Nevada County
Otis Langston
Gentry Printing Co
S. Main
Good Toy Hope Mattress Co
Hazel
Barwick‘s
E. Third St. Hope Ark
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