Social and Personal Social Calendar highlights
Social items from March include Cosmopolitan club hosting at Mrs Franklin Horfos home on April 1 at 7 46 pm and Hope chapter Order of the Eastern Star gathering at Masonite Mall at 7 30 pm. Methodist Executive Board met at Mrs H O Kyler’s home with 18 ladies, reports from committee chairs, and a social hour with refreshments. Gleaners class dinner at First Baptist Church featured Easter decorations, speech by Edyth Mitchell, readings, and remarks by teacher Mrs T L Nichols. Updates include travelers and service members visiting families. Lt N Austin reported missing in action. Charles Bundy, son of Mr and Mrs Sid Bundy of Hope, ranked third in class of 40 at Naval Training Center San Diego. Births announced of Helen Ruth Ramsey on March 29 at Julia Chester hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Kyler
Women's Society of Christian Service
Sl Methodist Church
WH. O. Kyler
2B. Thompson
Kyler
T. R. Billingsley
Minnie Briant
D .B. Thompson
J. A. Elenry
A. B. Jatten
R. B. Moore
Fous
B. W. Edwards
Litte Rock
Hope
First Baptist Church
First Baptist Sunday School
Cecil Weaver
Mys. &, Sr
Betty Murphy
T. L. Nichols
Charles Bundy
Sid Bundy
Wope
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Calif
Seaman Bundy
Notre Dame Faces Wartime Irish Grid Dwindling
Notre Dame heads into spring practice with 49 athletes, only 27 possible for next fall after 2 report for active duty May 1. Navy trainers may supply players via special programs, as mass attrition from war limits football hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Tid
Mayer
Notre Dame
Frank “Eahy
Leahy
Tlonhy
Navy
Farm Meeting in Columbus Emphasizes Food Production
Miss Nannie and Joe Boyce president of Columbus 4 H Club spoke to over 250 attendees at a Farming for Victory meeting. They urged increased production and storage for home and troops, noting doctor shortages and health needs. Sinclair Refining Co. showed farm machinery care films, while Oliver L. Adams urged better production marketing and utilization through improved practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie
Joe Boyce
Columbus 4-H Club
Farming For
Vietory
Sinclair Refining Company
Oliver L. Adams
Bald Excuse From Induction Evasion Arrest
Federal Agent Conroy notes alibi claims as a Queens man faces induction reporting charges. The suspect blamed thinning hair and hoped to delay service until more hair grew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ronard E. Conroy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Conroy
Queens
Louis Newsom Signs with Washington Senators for Season
The Associated Press reports that holdout pitcher Louis Newsom has been signed by the Washington Senators for the coming season after negotiations in Detroit. Also noted, coaching history at University of Florida and a horse racing lineage mentioning Man O War’s foal sister to War Admiral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Today
Ada Detroit
Louis Babai Newsom
Washingington
Senators
Tom Liely
University of Florida
Senate Considers Admiral Land Nomination Today
Foreign Relations subcommittee tackles post war proposals while Agriculture weighs passage of a labor purity form bill. Banking subcommittee reviews civilian supply office proposals as House turns to tax collection measures. Military panel questions General Motors chief on labor legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Senate
Admiral Land
Foreign Relations
Agriculture Committee
Banking
House
Military
General Motors
Sports Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr in New York
Navy sailor Sammy Snead wins Coronado golf clash with 67s while Ike triggers talk of sailing, war veterans reflect on swing, and other sports notes from New York and overseas include Don Cameron's Derby prep, Armstrong boxing figures, and Bowing Corps details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sammy Snead
Coronado
Cali
Navy
Frankie Strafner
Australia
Ike
Ernest Jones
Rolf
Jones
Arkansan Dies in Crash of Army Plane
Port Bragg officials list eleven officers and enlisted men killed in a transport plane crash near Oliver Springs Tennessee. Names include Flight Officer Fontaine Henryetta Oklahoma Corporal McElroy Ratcliff Arkansas and Private William Hoover Enid Oklahoma among others. Seals on the Pribilof Islands number about 2380000 with peltry value near 100000. About one third of U S cattle are milk cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Bragg
N. C
Oliver Springs
Tenn
Plance
Charles E. Fontaine
Henryetta
Okla
Valentine M. Fontaine
Willis FP
McIlroy
RED 1
Ratcliff
Ark
Asabel J. McElroy
Firs Clauss
William C. Hoover
Enid
Maybelle Hoover
James E. Berry
Grove
Okda
Alma W. Berry
Claude Braisier
W. Sth Street
Claremore
Eula Mae Braisier
Pribilof Islands
Gov
Sky Train Soars As It Passes Superstition Mountain
Jimmy Carr leads a dramatic sailplane train from a crowded Arizona airshow as Pat Friday and Loraine Stuart navigate tension and romance. The formation arcs over Superstition Mountain where a dark cloud looms, signaling trouble for the sky spectacle and its pilots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Carr
Jimmy
Loraine
Pat
Big Ed Bryan
Rusty
Ed Bryan
Lace
I.o
Mary Smith
Smith
Captain Carr
Jimny
Pat Friday
Loraine Stuart
Carr
Phoenix
Fat
Arizona
Medwick Returns to Good Standing with Dodgers
Ducky Medwick is back in the Dodgers’ good graces after a controversial 1942 season. Reports say he’s embraced by teammates again, with front office hints of forgiveness as Pete Reiser’s army service shifts the lineup. Medwick, once seen as problematic, projects as Dodger power this year and a key bat in the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Feder
Bear Mountain
Ducky
Medwick
Brooklyn Dodger
Dodgers
Dodger
Brooklyn
Pete Reisel
Big
Reiser
Joe
County Red Cross Drive Contributors Total $8,082.26
The list of donors to the county Red Cross drive shows numerous individual contributors and spouses giving amounts ranging around one to several dollars, with a total reported to date of 8,082.26 dollars. Names include Rev. and Mrs. W. K. Hamilton, Pete Allen, Mrs. Yarbrough, Mrs. Riley Tramason, Rev. Gaston ls, Mrs. J. L. Cook, Miss Florence And Millard W. Baggett, Mrs. J. R. Gentry, Mr. & Mrs. W. R. Herndon, Annie Allen, Marilyn McRae, Willie Bailey, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Hamilton
Pete Allen
R. W. Yarbrough
Riley Tramason
Gaston Ls
J. L. Cook
Canon Astin
Florence and Millard W. Baggett
W. E. Honey
C. L. Smith
Chas
Duke & Family
Glen Parker
Betty Sutton
Jennie McLain
Jack Coxby
D.C. Whatley
E. S. Franklin B. F. Martindale
J. R. Gentry
WC. Fritz
Honeycutl
W. A. Jean
Robert J. Reynersan
W. S. Astm
Louie Burley
Lucille Woodruff
Annie Allen
J. L. White
Marilyn McRae
Willie Bailey
Anna Duffie
Alice Ile
Joyce Carolyn Wright
Dan Greene
Dan Greenee
Kenneth G. McRae
Will Ridgdill
Ernest Ridgdil
Fights Last Night Detroit Leaders Boxing Cards
Detroit outpointed Bobby McIntyre in Hartford with a 10 round result. Lulu Costantino won on points in New York over Frankie Carto. Tommy Bell outpointed Johnny Rozina in Milwaukee. Tony Costa beat Patsy Brandino in Hamilton. Pvt Conway stopped Willie Thomas in Philadelphia. Lee woman beat Jimmy Gordon in New York, with Detroit as the losing city. The Pribilof Islands were named for a Russian explorer in 1786.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tretroit
Willie Pep
Hartford
Conn
Bobby McIntyre
Detroit
Baltimore
Lulu Costantino
New York
Frankie Carto
Philadelphia
Chicago
Tommy Bell
Johnny Rozina
Milwaukee
Providence
Tony Costa
Woonsocket
Patsy Brandino
Famous Musician Rachmaninoff Dies in California
Beverly Hills March 24 famed pianist and conductor Sergei Vassilevitch Rachmaninoff, 30, died at his home after pneumonia and pleurisy. Requiem mass held at Los Angeles Russian Orthodox church. funeralMass planned for tomorrow. Born in Russia, he became American citizen February 1 and was regarded as a master of the keyboard second only to Paderewski. His eastern tour was cut short by illness. concerts in San Francisco and San Diego were cancelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Sergei Vassilevitch Rachmaninoff
Los Angeles
Rachmaninoff
Paderewski
Une
San Francisco
San Diego
Training Briefs From Camps of Majors
In Mass Eddie Lake misses field drills with measles delaying Sox practices while Bobby Doerr reports late and Jae Cronin's weight limits him. Braves boss Fel touts an ready outfield with Workman Holmes and Ross, yet Stengel foresees Lombardi leaving baseball. Southworth notes strong Cardinal mound work despite arm pains. Browns set a Sunday twin bill against Lambertfield Naval Air with Berardino and Scheffing on roster. Hays arrives late. Reds lacking pennant bets but McKechnie says improved club with Eddie Miller boosts infield strength. Kansas City efficiency features J E Brooks eight rose bushes planted with a dog cue, and dogs digging holes. leather use by fighters reported high.
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Wallingford
Conn
Casey Sten Fel
Boston Braves
Charley Workman
Nashville
Tammy Holmes
Chet Ross
Stengel
Ernie Lombardi
Card Hutters
Billy Southworth
St. Louis Cardinals
Howie Pollet
Ernie White
Browns
Bill Cape Girardeau
St. Louis Browns
Lambertfield Naval Air Station
Johnny Berardino
Brown
Bob Scheffing
Chicago
Frankie Hays
Reds
Bloomingtas
Ind
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati Reds
McKechnie
Eddie Miller
U S Jap Sea Units Battle in Aleutians
In a North Pacific clash near the Aleutians American and Japanese naval forces report damage to several ships. A Tokyo communique cites cruiser and destroyer losses while a MacArthur briefing notes raids against New Guinea air and ground targets. American bombers hit Buin and Kahili in the Shortland Island area, with runways and revetments damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
North Pacific
Tokyo
Sunda
U. S
Pacific
Oroba
United Nations
New Guinea
Douglas MacArthur
Tne
S Western Pacific Air Force
Gasmata
Cape Gloucester
New Brit Madang
Finschhafen
Guinea
Dobo
Aroe
India
Rathedaung
Burma
Katha
Muktila
Akyab
Washington
Buin
Kahili
Navy
Bolusquinville Island
Nort
Guadalcanal
South Pacific
Shortland Island
Parents Name Baby After Prize Draw in Oklahoma
In Powdell City Oklahoma Mrs H Browns offered a five dollar prize when the thirteenth child arrived and the family names were exhausted Nurses and hospital staff submitted forty five names. The winner was Mary H Powell and the child will be known as Jerry Deaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Okla
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Franklin Horfos
Edwin Stewart
Cosmopolitian Club
Hope Chapter
Order of the Anstern Star
Masonite Mall
J. L. Gosnell
H. KK. Mellarg
Little Rock
Rom
McHare
Priine
Fort Mead
Thomas Fred Bryant
Sueneme
Mes. T. C. Bryant
North Hamilton
Woodrow Parsons
USNR
Millington
Mrs. Marsans
Judie Chester Hospital
Winnie Mac Lee
Charles Abbott
Dimes Lee
Blevins
Frank Ramsey
Nounce
Helen Ruth Ramsey
Julia Chester Hospital
Hope Friends
N. Austin
South Carolina
F James Butler
Moraline
NEW Saenger
Richard Carlson Cai Lo Lal Hea Ae
Rialto
Errol Flynn
Olivia de Havilland
Wm. Bendix
Grace Bradley
the McGuerins
Columbus
Hope Star
Sports Mirror
Congress
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Wide World Sports Coluninist
Don Cameron
Count Pleet
John D. Heinz
Stork Farm
Cmeron
Don
Cameron
Hoegg
Hies
AWA
Oklahoma Aggies
AAU
Henry Armstrong
Barney Ross
Garden Bowl
West Point
Sam Butz
Jacksonville
Fla
Times-Union
Manizer
Cardinals
Cairo
Billy
Johnny Kelley
Boston Maarathan
Fort l Mectetan
Aja
Naval Aviation
Harvey Harman
North Carolina
Bill Kern
Buzz Berries
Dick Bull
Anhopolis
American Bowling Congress
Jeannine
APO
Outfit
John B. Brooks
Arkansan
The
United States
Tommy
Jim Cary
Lorraine
Darling
Jimmee Darling
Ducky Medwick
County Red Cross
Pribilaf Islands
Bering Sex
Associated Press Sox
Shorstop
Medford
Mass
Boston Red Sox
Eddie Lake
Sox
Bobby Doerr
Jae Cronin
Kansas City
J. E. Brooks
Aleutians
the Pines Dairy
W. M. Ramsey
Harry W. Shiver
Hope’s Finest Department Store
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