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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1946

Page

2

For Sale Night Wig Live Sainers

For Sale notice lists items and location at Southern. Includes incomplete names and vague details. No clear event date or price present in readable text.

Southern Tee Beilin Lin

Proposed Constitutional Amendment No 38 Submitted by Arkansas Senate

Text outlines that Amendment No 3 of Arkansas Constitution be amended to allow county courts with majority of justices of the peace to levy up to ten mills on taxable property for county roads and bridges, collected in currency or county warrants, if a majority in the county voted the public road tax at the prior general election. Filed March 20, 145 in Secretary of State's office.

Fifty-Fifth General Assembly Senate House OF Representatives State OF Arkansas House State of Arkansas Justices of the Peace United States

Local mountain estate visit targets union racketeer Ben Pross

A columnist reports on a Mahopac New York lakeside estate tied to union organizer Ben Pross. The piece alleges Pross misuses union power, cites bankruptcies and fraud charges, and compares with George Scalise’s era, noting property value and potential deposed leadership amid labor disputes and police actions.

New York Sike Mahopac N. Y Pross Crook American Federation of Labor Llustiniany Country Club Lake Mamansen Ridgefield Conn George Scalise Ben Pross Brother Press Sing Sing Lake Mitmanascs Brother Pross Shore Front Brother Ben Henry Setmeider Brooklyn Shirley Goldman Harry Schneider Rial Paich-Work Austria-Hungary Branz Josef G. L Brother Prass Italy Wallender Benjamin Herbert Nerman Hyman C.10 New York Council Benjamin Prass

Louis Versus Connackin Heavyweight Title Showdown at Yankee Stadium

Joe Louis, 32, defends his heavyweight crown for the 22nd time against Billy Conn at Yankee Stadium. Louis, training steadily, aims for an early knockout after promising to keep throwing punches. Conn, lighter and resilient, plans to box and slug for victory, hoping to derail the champ’s run. The bout airs on ABC TV and NBC radio.

New York Joe Louis Billy Cann Yankee Stadium Jim Braddock Chicapo Tommy Farr Nathan Munn Harry Thomas Max Vaeling Toho Tol Henry Lewis Hick Roper OO Tony Galento Bal Pastor K Gus Dorazio Abe Shio Tony Music Buddy Baer Billy Coli Lou Nova Ib “Baer Simon K Gayle Talbot Joe Laws Wil Yankees Ball Park Billy Juonis Joe Duem Sly Conn Tili Louis Pittsburgh Conn Cann American Broadcasting Company National Broadcasting Company

Red Sox hit hard by Midwest road trip woes

Boston suffers a rough road swing after losses to the White Sox in Chicago and the Browns in St Louis. Boston’s lead over the idle Yankees slips to seven as Dave Ferriss loses again to Boo Perritt, while the Dodgers fall 6 3 to the Pirates, boosting NL margin.

Carl Lannquist New York Boston Red Sox Horace Greeley West Fenway Park Chicago St. Louis White Sox Boston Browns Red Sox Bol Munevief Mancrief Dave Boo) Periss St. Lewis Mark Christian Mark Welf Ferriss Horon Pirates Brooklyn

Resignation Offered After Wage Increase Vote

A worker quotes announcing resignation after voting for a substantial wage increase. The speaker says they tender their resignation to accept a position on the assembly line. The note reflects labor actions and factory staffing tensions of the period.

Assembly

Louis Sparring Partners Signal Lasting Power

New York reports after recent Pompton Lakes drill heavyweight champ Louis trained with sparring partners including Al Howsman who said he has felt Louis punch hard in the final rounds. Ray Robinson had predicted Louis timing improving, while Billy Conn was seen in New York dining after rumors of hotel intrusion.

New York Pompton Lakes N. J al Howsman Jove Louis Louis Billy Conn Ray Robinson Conn Billy 51Th Street

Cobb Tooley Rephans Triumph In Pair Park Opener

In a wild Pair Park softball opener Rephans defeated Stewarts 211 11 while Cobb Tooley remained undefeated by downing Lion OH 7 to 1. Ferguson limited Lion 10 in a single blow with Tolleson homering in the third. The winners collected five hits off the Lion Snkrler. The boxscores: Stewarts.

Pairpark Rephans Stewarts Cobb Tooley Lion OH Ferguson Lion Tolleson

Boxing results from multiple venues announced by wire services

Associated Press and United Press report numerous boxing bouts across cities from Oklahoma City to Philadelphia. Notable results include Buddy Scott defeating Bill Peter sen, Frankie Rivera’s newspaper decision over Jose Andres, Eddie Murphy outpointing Vic Pignataro, and Enrique Bolanos knocking out Jackie Wilson. Other results feature Dexter Park stopping Gites Barrado, Frankie Anderson edging Eddie Katner, and Tammy Moore stopping Florient Desmarins among various draws and decisions in New England and New York venues.

Associated Press Oklahoma City Buddy Scott Dallas Bill Petersen Chicago Kansas City Kas Frankie Rivera Jose Andres New York Croke Park Eddie Murphy Vic Pignataro Los Angeles Enrique Bolanos Mexico City Jackie Wilson Pittsburgh United Press Dexter Park Morris Reif Brooklyn Gites Barrado Bangor Frankie Anderson Eddie Katner MacArthdy al Barbosa Boston Salem Mass Jack Spider) Armstrong Toronto Viger Lowell Manchester N. H Florient Desmarins Tammy Moore Elizabeth N. J Harry Preston William McPhail Detroit New Haven Conn Eddie Compo Tomas Beuto San Domingo Park Arena Buddy ‘Garvin Galveston Tex

8th Judicial Circuit Officials Named for Prosecuting Areas

The 8th Judicial Circuit announces key figures: Prosecuting Attorney Charles W. Hackett and James H. Pilkinton with Jo W. Patton Jr. as circuit judge Lyle Brown, and State Senator Emory A. Thompson of the 9th District.

Charles W. Hackett James H. Pilkinton Jo W Bill) Patton, JR

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