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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1944

Page

4

Gandhi's Release Seen as Wise Move by India Analyst

Dewitt Mackenzie analyzes Gandhi's release as a calculated move to soften a martyr’s death for India. He notes Gandhi's spiritual leadership, predicts mourning with potential for limited violence, and suggests Nehru as successor while acknowledging Rajagopalachari’s moderating stance.

Harvard University abandoned on trials for duration of war

The report cites historical boxing results with Billy Corn knocking out Danny Hassett in the fifth round in a Washington bout and recalls William Woodward’s Johnstown entry winning the Kentucky Derby by six lengths with Chalkdon second and Heather Broom third for purses around 346 350.

Associated Press Aso Hlarvard University Iuals Billy Corn Danny Hassett Washington William Woodward Johnstown Chalkcdon Heather Broom

Roman Nose State Park Named for Cheyenne Chief

Oklahoma designates a state park near Watonga as Roman Nose in honor of Chief Henry Roman Nose of the Cheyenne Nation.

Oklahoma Roman Nose Watonga Henry Roman Nose

Grimm Returns to Cubs as Stengel Takes Brewers Post

Grimm departs Milwaukee to assume managerial duties with the Chicago Cubs as Casey Stengel becomes Brewers boss. Stengel, ex Braves and Dodgers manager, succeeds Grimm rival Jimmy Wilson, while Grimm, a 13 year Cubs veteran, eyes a deal likely above Wilson’s 20000 salary.

Milwaukee Grimm Wrigley Field Chicago Cubs Brewer Casey Stengel Brewers Stengel Boston Braves Brooklyn Cubs Jimmy Wilson Kansas City Brews Phil K. Wrigley Cub Wilson Toledo

Derby Day Facts and Figures for 70th Kentucky Derby

Louisville May 6 Derby coverage lists 19 entrants for one mile and a quarter with a purse of 88 200 and 66 700 to the winner after scratches. Track expected muddy with a 60 000 crowd and 5 15 p m post time. Favorites include Stir Up Sky tracer Broadcloth Pensive and Challenge Me with Peace Bells lighter at 121 pounds. Broadcast by CBS.

Louisville Churchill Downs Whirlaway

1944 Democratic primary candidates listed for Nevada County

The Star announces candidates subject to the 1944 Democratic Primary Elections and July 25 Preferential, with Run off August 8. County Judge Fred A. Luck leads the slate. Representative No. 1 Arthur C. Anderson H. W. Timberlake. Representative No. 2 W. W. Compton L. J. Bryson. Local Nevada County slate cited.

Star Arthur C. Anderson H. W. Timberlake W. W. Compton

St. Louis Browns and Phillies ignite late-season surge

Five and one in last six for Browns and Phillies as Freddy Fitzsimmons mixes minor leaguers with holdovers from 1943. Raffensberger’s four-hitter and Ron Northey’s two run homer pace a 3-1 win over Brooklyn. Giants slump, Yanks win big as Etten fuels an 11-7 victory over the Red Sox. weather halts western games.

Ack Hand Associated Press St. Louis Browns Blue Jays Phillies Freddy Fitzsimmons Yankees Browns Ken Raffensberger Los Angeles Ron Northey Blue Birds Brooklyn Curt Davis Fitz Dodgers Cincinnati St. Louis New York Giants Boston Damon Phillips Steve Shemo Ace Adams Nick Etten Yanks Red Sox Tex Hughson Joe Wood, Jr Etten Yank Terry Mike Ryba Hughson New York Raffensberger Early Wynn Washington Jesse Flores Athletics Ossie Bluege Nats

Boston Bartolo Beats Terranova In Tight Bout

In New York last night Boston lightweight Bartolo outpointed Phil Terranova over 15 rounds at 126 to 125 1 2. The Milwaukee card featured Harry Teaney defeating Lulu Costantino 137 to 134 in New York Norfolk Shank at 153 in Norfolk Virginia.

Associated Press Boston Sal Bartolo Phil Terranova New York Milwaukee Harry Teaney Cleveland Lulu Costantino Norfolk Rubent Shank

Singer declines to sing his own songs on film set

Hollywood notes say Dick Haymes who plays Songwriter Ernest Ball in Irish Eyes Are Smiling refuses to sing his 40 or 50 tunes on air. He worries Bing Crosby would be put on the spot and cannot select songs he is sure will suit the show. Chili Williams carries fan mail while a new polka dot bra is being designed for her. The Uninvited and Days of Glory are discussed with stars like Ray Milland Gregory Peck Tamara Toumanova Maria Palmer. Fred MacMurray fumbles lines for Practically Yours. Mitchell Leisen cites on set gag with a blackboard.

Robbin Coons Hollywood Dick Haymes Ernest Ball Bing Crosby Bing Chili Williams Renie Ray Milland Ruth Hussey Gail Russell Cornelia Otis Skinner Gregory Peck Tamara Toumanouva Maria Palmer North Star Peck Toumanova Russia Fred MacMurray Mitchell Leisen John Barrymore MacMurnay

Local boxing results with names and scores mix

Readable fragments list fighters and places such as Denver Norman Rubio Albany Drew New Haven Jalie Ko gan New Bedford Elmer Bay Gainesville knocked out Bob Smith San Francisco Auriel Cout oure Bangor Me and Jackie Ryan with scattered scores 146 195 141 142.

Denver Norman Rubio Albany Drew New Haven Conn Jalie Kogan Joe Lemieux New Bedford Hollywood Calif Elmer Bay Gainesville Fla Bob Smith San Francisco Auriel Coutoure Bangor Jackie Ryan

Sports Roundup Highlights From May 6 12

Washington Redskins laden with rules lore face a light fall schedule as Shorty Ray, from Lewis Institute lineage, passes on coaching wisdom. Edgar Busch, rookie Athletics shortstop, emerges with a .300 track record after 1938 LaFayette start and Elmira refinement. Pro golf talks via 700 700 club soon to launch telegraphic tournament while boxing Sal Bartolo Phil Terranova headline a Boston show.

New York Washington — Redskins Shorty Ray Dud de Groot Lewis Institute Illinois Tech Sal Bartolo Phil Terranova Boston Edgar Busch Athletics LaFayette Elmira N. Y A’s Bob Wilkins Busch

Local Teen Pitcher Shuns Yankee Farm Offer

Wilbert Robinson, a 16 year old from the city, turned down a contract with a Yankee farm club after showing strong pitching for City College of New York. He is not related to the former Dodgers manager.

Wilbert Robinson Yankee Dodger City College of New York

Streamlined Tax Bill Heads for Senate

Washington reports a House approved streamlined tax bill heads to the Senate Finance Committee Monday. The measure aims to simplify federal returns for about 30 million taxpayers, replacing the two year old victory tax with new rates and a simplified payroll levy. Republicans expect swift approval.

House Senate Finance Committee George D-Ga

Notice of sale on Benson Foster mortgage property in Hempstead

United States mortgagee will sell at Sutton Sale Barn Hope Hempstead County Arkansas on May 9 1944 from 9 am to 5 pm cash to highest bidder the property described: 1 brown Jersey cow 6002 4 1 National pressure cooker 1 bay horse mule 850% 5 1 black horse mule 38502 5 2 sets of harness. Witness W M Sparks FSA Supervisor May 6 1944

Arkansas Benson Foster United States Hempstead County State of United States of America W. M. Sparks FSA

Stir Me Favorite Leads Derby Field In 70th Kentucky Run

Louisville May 6 Stir Up the Greentree Stable favorite with Eddie Arcaro to ride faces 18 rivals in the 70th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. The race offers a record purse of 88000 with 66700 to the winner as 60,000-plus crowd watches a rain softened track and a wide open field led by Stir Up Sk Tracer Broadcloth and Pensive in a closely contested pre post lineup.

Charles Dunkley Louisville America Wood Memorial Arcaro Churchill Downs Warre Wright Pensive Mrs. G Poulsen Broadcloth M. B. Goff O. E. Breault Alerter Gramps Smag Autocrat Gay Bit Mac Stir Tracer 4Th Avenue x Louisvia

Crash Boat a Handy Med cruiser Turns Bucking Surfboard

Anzio May 1 report describes a 63 foot crash boat used by U S forces in the Mediterranean. The craft, built for aviator rescue, now serves in varied tasks from island assaults to transport runs, with a creaky bridge house and a crew of diverse personnel.

Sid Feder Hal Bovie Anzio St. Vitus Coney Island Naples

Market gains mixed as investors wait for technical pullback

New York traders saw scattered liquor shares perform well while many leaders cooled after a sprint. Bulls remained confident inflation may have already priced in the invasion, with buying driven by earnings outlook and dividends. Weekend account trimming capped gains as the industrial average’s long rise prompted some profit taking amid 330,810 shares traded.

New York

Cagy Cagers Finally Caged Cagy Cagers

In High Point North Carolina the Pr iiam Penn gym was repeatedly broken into. Seven youths were caught and signed bonds for release after City Judge D. C. MacRea learned they only wanted to play basketball.

High Point N. C Priiam Penn High School D. C. MacRea

Insurance Policy Gets Fast Action in Lamar Stolen Car

Carl Moore purchased a car in Lamar Missouri and, after completing the policy, offered the agent a ride home in the new car. As they stepped outside in the rain they found the car had been stolen.

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Gandhi Mackenzie Dewitt MacKenzie Mahatma Gandhi Government of India Mahatma All India Congress New Delhi England Gadhi Awaharlal Nehru Nehru Raj Jagopalachari Devadaslam Sports Mirror D & PL Coker Wilds T. S. McDavitt Ideal Furniture Store W. A. Jean Grocery South Main DODGE F. O. Hughern Fulton Call Williams Flour & Feed Co Aliso Plymouth S. Elm Oscar T. B. Fenwick West Avenue David Davis East Third St Schooley J. E. Schooley Paul Rowe Washington, Ark Edgington South Walnut Hope Rosston Road Ira Halliburton Herbert Lewallen Hope Water & Light Plant W. H Mann Hope Star Thompson Cream Market Barton's Store J. J. Lutt Emmett T. E. Urrey West Division John D. Hertz Fleet Columbia Broadcasting System Peace Bells Lone Star Defense Corporation Leary Hooks Texas Essential Industrust Joe C. Booker Isabelle Onstead Leon (Jett) Bundy Cecil Weaver J. P. (Pinkey) Byers Fred A. Luck Nevada County L. J. Bryson Phils Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr Bowling Clubs of America Freddie Corcoran Power Memorial High School Bronx R.B. Power Chuck Fenenbrock Detroit Lions Ottumwa Naval Air Station Sea Flyer Merle Makeever Moline Jimmy Kitts D. Meyer Dutch Texas Christian Detroit Tigers Fort Worth Tex Army Air Field Senate Stir Me Greentree Isla Warr Brownie) Brown Lemon Co Vic Grossi Lou Jar Long Island Leo Prejeah Bill DeYoung Market Report National Ill Sion Orlea
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