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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1943

Page

2

Increasing Air Strength Boosts Allied Bombing Effort

DeWitt MacKenzie reports on rising U S Air Force strength in Britain, with Major General Travis C. Baker noting monthly 15 to 30 percent increases, doubling since March and expected to double again by October, shaping plans for a possible invasion of France.

Dewitt MacKenzie Hitler Voo! Beobachter United States Air Force England Tra C. Baker Britain Europe France Berlin Stockholm Emil Ludwig House Foreign Affairs Committee Washington

Dean of Umpires Chicato Bill McGowan Leads AL

Bill McGowan, long time AL umpire, is described as the dean of active American League officials. He began his umpiring career in the Junior League in 1925.

Chicato Bill McGowan

Tests Predict Success In Early Medical Field

In Tuscan Arizona University of Arizona researchers Dr. William H Brown and Dr. Charles L Vaughn developed a set of forty tests to gauge a student's potential in life sciences. Based on elementary zoology, the tests measure skills from dissection to perception and motor ability. They claim accurate grade prediction within less than one letter in 95 percent of 200 students.

Tuscan Ariz Lio University of Arizona William H. Brown Charles L. Vaughn Vaughn

British Planes Cross Channel In Wave Of Air Attacks

Large Allied air formations, possibly including U S bombers, crossed the English Channel toward North France this afternoon, shouting a loud ascent and returning about an hour later. Observers saw many fighters, while other planes remained too high to identify. The German radio claimed British planes over western Germany and one downed. New high flying formations later headed toward Calais and Boulogne amid anti air fire.

Fulkstone England English Cannel France Germany Formaaf Channel

Tigers Top Night Hitters in Detroit 1842 Season Preview

A fragmentary note credits Detroit with leading American League teams in night games for the 1842 season. It mentions an average and references Tigers and hitters, but the text is incomplete and lacks verifiable dates or concrete statistics.

Tigers Detroit

Pair of Castoffs Make Ex-Owners Regret Changes

Ex-owners regret midseason trades as Steve Mesner and Wick Etten boost spiteful returns. Mesner earns a starting job with a .242 average and solid fielding after a route of the Cubs, while Etten drives a key homer and double to power the Yankees past the Athletics 2 to 1 in Philadelphia.

Hugh Fullerton, JR Associated Press Fort Knox Agin Steve Mesner Wick Etten Mesner Sacramento Cubs Cardinals Reds Eddie Miller Braves Cincinnati Steve Dodgers Kenesaw Mountain Landis Bill McKechnie Bert Haas Frank McCormick Lenny Merullo Gerry Walker Etten Nick Phillies Yankees Ed Levy Allan Gettel Philadelphia Yanks Etter Athletics Orrie Arntzen Charley Wenstoff George Stirnweiss Boston Red Sox Detroit Tigers Ykely

Pel Southpaw Makes Record in Southern Association

Bob Williams of New Orleans pitched a no hitter against Chattanooga in his first game with the Pelicans, a 5-0 victory that left him with seven walks and two strikeouts. The Pelicans won the doubleheader as well, with Chattanooga dropping to fourth place in the standings. Williams expressed satisfaction with the move, saying he hopes to stay in New Orleans.

Associated Press New Orleans Bageball Hall of Chattanooga Bob Williams Los Angeles Pels American Association Southern Association Lookouts Williams Pelicans

Unclear Home Run Totals and War Mobilization Figures

Fragmentary OCR text cites 292 home runs by players Ted Sox and Ted Williime in campaigns, alongside Uncle Sam's grocery costs for enlisting men at 2 800 000 dollars daily and a 56 cent daily rate per Army man, but details are damaged.

Ted Sox Duceball Jimay Voxx Ted Williime Tiny Uncle Sam

Giants coach Steve Owens learns from unlikely sources

In New York sports recap, Giants coach Steve Owen argues coaches can gain from inexperienced players. He cites Ev Shelton’s runs and a former Giants back learning a feint, plus anecdotes on Dodger and Yankee players, and notes about athletes in service and college tracks.

New York Steve Owen Football Giants Steve Ev Shelton Wyoming Eige

Flashes of Life From The AP Returns to Normal in Army Tales

A collage of short items recounts veterans adjusting to civilian life. George L Lampher, 38, returns to duty after rationing woes, while Phillip Lacks recalls Guad alcanal dangers for the Navy. Selden editor Gienn Yoar suspends weekly owing to harvest work. Robert J Reed defends a sick wife by jokingly giving away money. Utah’s John C Wreitng joins Army Air Forces basic training as a Friday man, amid war memory and humor.

Gursoettem Kearns Field Utah Army Air Force John C. Wreitng Muley Park

Fights Last Night Highlight Boxing Cards Across Cities

Reports from New York Los Angeles Washington Pittsburgh and other locales recap boxing bouts with Armstrong outpointing Angutt in a 140 to 138 4 4 decision while Piunga bested Jones on Mitchel Field. Nel an stops R J Lewis in Boston and Nova defeats Hart in Portland with scattered results across several venues.

Associated Press New York Henry Armstrongs Los Angeles Sammy Angutt Washington Adam Piunga Young Kid McCoy Mitchel Field Johnnie Jones Pittsburgh Worcester Mass Frankie Nelan Boston R. J. _ Lewis Denver Portland Ore Luu Nova California Kuoukeduit Paw Hart Nok Ginaha A

Simmons Leads In RBI

Boston slugger Al Simmons has driven in 1,423 runs in his major league seasons, leading active American League players.

Boston al Simmons Red Sox Bullet

Browns Close in 1922 St. Louis Title Race

The St. Louis Browns finished second in the American League in 1922 with a .604 winning percentage, totaling 92 wins and 61 losses, the closest they have been to the league title.

St. Louis St. Louis Browns

Nashville Vols on pace for pennant glory in strong stretch

The Nashville Vols soar in the Southern Association, winning nine of ten to lead by five games as Larry Gilbert’s club shows resilience. They surged past Memphis after trailing nine runs, scoring ten in the sixth, then adding three more in the seventh and one in the eighth for a 14 to 9 victory. Little Rock, Birmingham, Atlanta, and New Orleans jockey for position behind Nashville.

Associated Press Nashville Larry Gilbert Nashville Vols Vols Uke Nashville Battlers Memphis Gilbert Little Rock Knoxville Birmingham Atlanta Barons Andy Tuavpihuska Bill Ayers Bill Perrin New Orleans Chattarooga Jesse Danna Lyi Wietary de Rock Greer Anderson Athimta

Sports Mirror Today

A year ago Dotblach won the seven furlong Carter handicap at Aquidenel beating inesway and Whirlaway. Winner equaled the track record. Three years ago the Dodgers acquired Joe Medwick and Curt Davis from the Cardinals for Ernie Kay Carl Doyle and two minor leaguers plus 100000. Five years ago New York defeated Cleveland on Gordon's late homer off Feller, ending the Indians' lead in the American League race.

Associated Press Today Dotblach Carter Aquidenel Inesway Whirlaway Brooklyn Dodgers Joe Medwick Curt Davis St. Louis Cardinals Ernie Kay Carl Doyle New York Cleveland Doc Gordon Bobby Feller Indians Hale

Bookies Ordered to Work or Fight in Arkansas

Gov Homer M Adkins orders book operators and other professional gamblers in Arkansas to perform essential work or face possible draft reevaluation. He will have White Selective Service review the draft status of known bookies and reclassify those in draft age. The move follows reports from horse racing handbook operators and a grand jury investigation in Pulaski.

Little Rock Arkansas Homer M. Adkins Selective Service

Planes Fight Over Mediterranean Air War Summary

Planes report from El Akamein to Tunis describe combats where five Messerschmitts were dispersed, bombs jettisoned, and one fighter shot down. Lieut Col John Stevenson of Wyoming observed multiple German white crosses and coordinated air patrols over Pantelleria and Lampedusa. Spitfires engaged Messerschmitts and Focke-Wulfs, downing several aircraft. allied losses were light relative to enemy. Captain Harald B Jangson of Paoli reportedly struck a large merchant ship and six small boats.

el Akamein Keyat Tunis Great Col John, Stevenson Larmie Wyo Ty, Taibby Taetors Air Force Col. Stevenson Mishyay Hie Girfield Inter Aid Pantelleria Focke-Wulfs Messerschmitts Onskul Command Lampedusa Harald B. Jangson Palayville Mierruders

Cotton and Stock Market and Agriculture Briefs

Market report from New York notes July shifting to later months with first-notice day ahead as prices steadied after a rally. Futures closed mixed, with July around 20.24, October at 10.84, and December near 19.47. Middling spot at 22.04. In St Louis, hog and cattle prices were mostly steady to down, with weekly top steers around 16.35 and mixed yearlings near 15.50. sheep market weaker, lambs down about 0.50 to 0.75. New York Stocks show feeble recovery with many sectors down, including steels and motors. 400,000 shares traded by close. Chicago grain and provisions report wheat supported, July at 1.45 1/2, corn steady near 1.05, rye up modestly, oats mixed.

NEW York Cotton New York Jly ST. Louis Livestock National Stockyards U.S Hoxs Gaitle Jarde

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