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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1951

Page

3

Basketball By The Associated Press St. John’s Ends Forwards: Os]

Basketball results from the Associated Press show St. Johns finishing with a win over Loyola, a close score against Chicago, and Pitt beating against distant opponents. The report lists players such as Ngo Bi and Pardue along with team abbreviations and locations, noting a mixed slate of results across multiple games.

St. John Forde Coummbly Bkown

Ambiguous boxing notes from New York bout report

Fragmentary boxing recap from a New York event notes fighters Saddler and others. Source text is garbled with scattered names and places including New York and Pennsylvania venues, lacking clear results or structured details.

Controversy Over Lobbying Tactics and Revelations

A critical account targets the Butleran committee’s handling of alleged lobbying acts. The piece notes misuse of funds and propaganda efforts aimed at private enterprise, naming Lipsouts and anti Communist operators, plus references to Edward Ramoly and Joseph Kamp and various congressional figures. It highlights alleged intent to influence public opinion and the integrity of the committee’s work.

Thia Committee of Congress Edward Ramoly Joseph Kamp Jawabiding Finwiy Ruimety Karp Congress Buchanan Ney Gant Arigabet Arthur Galdwith Ghallar Whdlay Twoney Amalter Haut Livia Weosiona Ebi Aeeres

Fragmented World War II Era Memoir Excerpts Surface

A garbled OCR style passage recalls postwar propaganda and political campaigning. It references Lloyd P. Jordan, a Lexington election, Wisconsin basketball, and various congressmen circulating anti war extensions. The text mixes names, dates, and scattered events with unclear coherence.

The Weary Rise of Quiet Leaders in New York and Paris

Fragmented reminiscence traces political and social shifts as a narrator recalls figures, fashion arbiters, and subtle changes in New York and Paris. Characters named Teresa and Jean drift through a tale of emancipation, artistry, and emerging destinies within a cosmopolitan setting.

Tintey Magoainen New York Jean Mr. Panetora Teresa Sean Clagent Elry Joao Ork Paul Ageat

Community Clean Up Drive Sponsored by Negro Legion Post No 427

The Negro community news covers a Clean Up Day sponsored by American Legion Post No 427 on Saturday February 24. Notable helpers from local families and organizations joined in the effort, applauded for their contribution to the neighborhood. Also reported are Family Day Services at Bethel A M E Church with over a hundred attendees, and a March 4 worship at Bethel with Garret Baptist Church, plus a party tonight at Bee Memorial Church basement by Happy Workers Club.

Nelaoh American Legion Post Negro Cenetary Clifford Carmicheal Eddie Capte My. and Myre Jozeph Witherspoon Aira Ele Green Lowed Stuart Purelee Gilmore J. L. Harris Jenel Dixon Shirey Brchanan Martha Phillips Bra Anna Willama Charlie Shaw Matile K. Jackson Mat Faret McFadden Willinens I Rhone Finis Bougins Jake Willams Jake Bradford India Cox Chiath Mattle Cheatem Bethel Garret Baptist Be- Bee Memorial C. M. BE Happy Workers Club

Bobcats Open District Meet In-Town Play Tonight

District T A West senior boys tournament action opens with the Bobcats facing Chilton while defending contenders Texarkana and DeQueen clash. Earlier results include Gordon beating Prescott 35 20 and Nashville edging Ashdown 67 64 with Arkadelphia defeating Texarkana 63 31. Other advancing scores feature Garland 40 Kirby 34 Luuckesburg 41 Genoa Central 25 and Foreman 44 among many. A gospel singers program, Sunday night March 4 at 3 p.m., is sponsored by Stewardess Board No 2 with Mrs E L Green presiding.

Naghville Gordon Nashville Texarkana Bobcats Toni Tennent Childon Has Op E. L, Green

Roundup on college bonuses and spring sports notes

Sports roundup highlights rumors of under the table bonuses for college players and coaching moves, mentioning Texas bonanzas and Alabama pitching, plus Harlem Globetrotters selling out three cities. It passes to track and football spring practice as Ward Haylett pushes for a Big Seven event and notes Bob Morgan marrying, with quotes about coaches and players in various leagues.

Hugh Fullerton New York Ohio Acore U Mover Bay W Jad Informat Texas Ben Tompking Phillies Alabama Tigers Harlem Chicago Peoria St. Louis Ward Haylett Kansas Bobby Morgan Rickey Tin Jack Rissell Baylor UL Harold Riley Stan Willams Bob Trouth Barry Tabell Robb Roberts Philliey Philnger U. of Michigan Ray Fluher

Army Plans Vast Expansion This Year

Maj. Gen. Lewis A. Pick chief of army engineers outlined a projected 2.4 billion dollar expansion of army construction for the year at the New York chapter anniversary of the American Institute of Architects. He warned the figure could rise as planning for immediate future work proceeds. The plan covers research development facilities airfields and communications systems amid a broad build program.

New York Lewis A. Pick Army Engineers American Institute of Architects Pick Melities Alrfields Vestry Rand Ao

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