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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1943

Page

4

Social Calendar Highlights Local Women's Missionary Circles

May 47th circle events of the Women's Missionary Societies across churches in Hope detail home meetings, guest hosts, and times. Engagements announced for Miss Vatter of Shreveport and Ralph Owen with a Coast Guard connection. Elizabeth Anne Oglesby to Captain John R. Greisser announced at Texarkana tea. Mary Claude Fletcher conducts a canning institute at First Methodist.

Marriagge Miss the Vatter Henny Vitter Shreveport Ralph Owen Mer John P. Owen Hope Owen United States Coast Guard New Orleans St. John's Catholic Church Arkansas Natural Gas Company Elizabeth Anne Oglesby W. G. Oglesh Toxarkanu Elizabeth Anne John R. Greisser Als Cleer Texarkana Captain Greisser Bessie T. Greisser Palo Alto Gilif Red River Mary Claude Fletcher Victory Gardens First Methodist Church Miss Fletcher

Local Visitors Return to City From Various Posts

Coming and going note several residents returning home after travels in Liberia and the South. W.C. Talleson rejoined his family at 903 South Elm after a year with Williams Construction Co. Jim Weary returns to Dallas from a brief trip. Lt. and Mrs. Frank E. Nolen of Fort Benning arrive to spend time with relatives. Mrs. Buford Poe and her son Billy visit Warren with Poe’s parents.

Frank Edwards Nolen Hope Army of the United States Infantry School Fort Benning Army Camp Wolters Texas Nolen Branham and Hughes Spring Hil Tenn Sewanee Sewiunee W.C. Talleson Liberia West Africa Williams Construction Co Frank E. Nolen Fort Benning, Ga Buford Poe Billy Warren

New Library Additions at Hempstead County Library

The Hempstead County Library adds several new works including We Cannot Escape History by John Thompson Whitaker and Between the Thunder and the Sun by Vincent Sheean. Also Retreat With Stilwell by Jack Belden and a study on US-Soviet relations by Childs and Counts, plus Y served on Bataan by Juanita Redmond. These titles appear in the May American Library Association Bulletin and are featured by Booklist staff. Wartime travel tales await readers at home through books.

Belyt Hempstead John Thompson Whitaker Vincent Sheean Stlwell Jack Belden Burma Belden Stilwell India America Russia Communist Party John L. Childs George 8 Counts United States-Soviet Union Bataan Juanita Redmond Manila Corrigidor Booklist American Library Association Bulletin New

Crucial Series Starts Between Dodgers and Cards

Dodgers open a key three game set with the world champion St Louis Cardinals at Ebbets Field. Brooklyn swept Chicago in a doubleheader as Ed Head blanked Lon Warneke and Dolph Camilli plus Paul Waner supplied run support. Cardials split with Philadelphia as Howard Krist and Al Gerheauser pitched well. Giants and Pirates split, Mel Ott homered for New York in the opener.

Judson Bailey Associated Press Eurly Klourningt Brooklyn Dodgers St. Louis Cardinals Ebbets Field Teague Frank Robe Melton Letty Howard Pollet Redbirds Chicago Cubs Ed Head Lon Warneke Dolph Camilli Paul Waner Bobo Newsom Kirby Higbe Cardinals Phillies Philadelphia Quaker City Howard Krist Boston Braves Cincinnai Reds New York Giants Pittsburgh Pirates Mel Olt Jurges New York Bob Kiinger

Metropolitan area after-dark baseball suspended by army order

AP sports mirror notes a year ago after-dark baseball in Metropolitan New York was halted by army officials. It recalls three years past Hank Anderson joining Chicago's Bears as line coach, five years ago the New York Giants beat the Chicago Cubs 4-0 in 12 innings at the Polo Grounds, and mentions Peru's climatic variations and a paleontological note about a sea's limb evolution.

Associated Press New York Hank Anderson Chicago Football Bears New York Giants Chicago Cubs Polo Grounds

Serial Story Chapter VI Counts and Cast of Minds

Beth Carter confronts Lita Danton as Major Brit Jackson mingles with the glamorous intruder. Lita insists on old flames and signals a complicated past while threats of espionage hover over the WAAC unit and a covert information leak investigation.

Major, Jackson Beth Carter Carter Lita Danton Brit Beth Lita Army Beth Made No Reply, Major Jackson

Roundup of Amateur Boxing Plans and Wartime Sports News

The column covers Pennsylvania allowing 16 year olds in amateur boxing with plan for youth classes. It notes Western Golf Association ideas to attract cadets with garden programs and drills. It cites Dodgers, Madison Square Garden bouts, and a mix of wartime sports notes including football and baseball figures, cadets, and track sprinters from Fort Monmouth.

New York Pennsylvania Eugene C. Bonniweill Ralph Marlow A.A.U Western Golf Association

Allies Blast Shelled Sicilian Port and Air War Updates

Reports confirm Tropitani in western Sicily was hit by Wellington bombers Saturday night with gas works damaged and fires in the center. RAF and Malta-based aircraft claimed success against German planes across Sardinia Sicily and Southwest Italy while prisoners in Tunisia numbered about 175000 with 120 Germans captured near Cap Bon.

Talian High Tropitani Sicilian Trapani Bone Alberta Sardinia Sicily Italy Malta Tunisia Zembra Ishind Gulf of Tunis Cap Bon

Southern Dishing Out Variety This Season

Atlanta report covers Southern Association action with multiple games. Travelers crushed New Orleans 20-3 at Lite Rack before New Orleans won 8-4. Nashville beat Chattanooga 14-5, then Chattanooga won 5-3. Memphis and Birmingham split two close pitching duels 2-1 and 1-0, boosting Birmingham near Chattanooga. Knoxville split with Atlanta 7-1 and 8-2 as Smokies end eight-game skid. tonight’s planned pitchers listed.

Burgess Camron Atlanta Southern Association Travelers New Orleans Chattanooga Nashville Lookouts Barons Chicks Birmingham Knoxville Awanta Smokies Crackers Lanner Little Rock Lopat Memphis Brown Orphal

Flashes of Life From The Associated Press

A collage of brief, quirky items from across the country. Clara Payton testifies victory gardening pays after finding a wedding ring 20 years later in a Springfield garden. Betty Fortner and three classmates lead Sand Springs High to a 95 average in valedictory. Fire chief uses an electrically charged screwdriver to dig for worms in Albuquerque. A wartime manpower note and a Stanford museum director debunk werewolves. War band prizes in Idaho crown precise rubber ball timing.

Victory Albuquerque N. M Art Westerfeld Wallace Idaho Lead Creek Mullan

Picnic plan restricts groups for two weeks at school

A two week schedule outlines picnics for school children with a rule that trips must be attended in groups with no repeaters allowed. The plan emphasizes alternating participants to cover all students.

Soviet Planes Reported Attacks Across Fronts

From Berlin broadcasts via the Associated Press, German troops were described as launching surprise offensives and destroying Soviet pillboxes near Velikye Luki, while German planes intensified strikes on Russian railway stations. The Moscow communiqué noted continued Russian artillery assault near Lishansk and a resumed barrage against Novorossisk, with eight German block houses demolished. Frontline fighting persisted on western and Kalinin fronts and around Mogilev, with no major changes reported.

Berlin Velikle Luki Moscow Monitor London Lishhansk Donets Black Sea Novorossisk Kalinin Mogiley

Rumor Says Italy Prepares Defenses Amid Allied Pressure

The article describes Mussolini tightening control and purges to bolster morale for a possible last stand in Tunisia. It notes Italy’s geographic limits for defense, with stacked defenses along the Po valley and north south routes, and warns that though the fleet remains potent, air attacks from North Africa or Sicily could expose vulnerabilities. It highlights Ethiopia and Spain as indicators of Italian weakness and cites Allied bombing impacting Italian transport in upper and central Italy.

Mussolini Italia Italy High Command Genoa Venice Sal North Africa Sicily Sardink Swi Die Nation Maly Britain Africa

Also Mentioned on This Page

Daisy Dorothy Heard Cirele The Women's Missionary Society of the Womnen's Missionary Society of the First Intehurch Dah Gibson, Sr W'Elock Women's Missionary Society of the First Bapist Church Mya James Embree O'rbeck Women's Missionary Society of First Presbyterian Church W. M.canaidy Paul Simuns Cirele Na Vine Yard Welock W. Y. Foster Fredus O’eluck Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church Oner Wile Limias North Washingston Yoo'eluck C.D. Linnfeebach Dad Bob Thorson Menmberg American Legion Lurgiest Sowlock Robert Wilson R. 13 Franklin Terrell Cornelius K. V. Hernden, Sr Jett B. Graves Hollis Tauche J Ben Holonaston Miss Vatter R. N. Mouser Mr. Poe Bowby Ashdown City J. W. Strickland Thibodaux, la Marianah Tutsen Washington, D. C Mrs Joe Hulsots J.T. Tack Fas Washington 12. C Navy Band Pred Luell Harvey Tuinell Thela Jones Minden Tinell Roy Craine Craine Willard . McBowell Ft. Worth K. J. Caplinger Visiling Robert Turney Childrens Sheveport Ida Foster Lila Womble Arkadelphia Reba Leverett Magnolia A. and M, College Magnolia, Ark Merritt Coop Julia Chester Hospital Petrolettur Delly Vantiig Rialto Don Armeche Thunderbirds Joan Bennett Jim Weary Dallas New Saenger George Ziemer Tim Holt Bonita Granville Smith Kruger Library Notes Sports Mirror Peru Arted WAAC Lorette Cooper NEA Service. Ing Istana Ariilery Badtada Puidde Jackson Berkeley Lits FBI Manross Marietta Longley Roll Ag Hugh Fullerton, JR Wide World Sports Lyneghburg Piedmont Teague Club Ollie Vanek Pepper Martin Beau Jack Bob Montgomery Madison Squire Garden Ally Dashiell Pensacola Flo Brit Jackson Pacific Lila San Francisco Orient Pye Ita Lievenant Navy OPA Clyde McBrdie Kansas City Star Big Six Camp Grant Art Passarella Army Dogs Noah Kaplan Meriden Noah Dick Peebles Sharon (Pa New Cumberland, Pa Wilkes-Barre Scranton 803Rd Signal Training Regiment Fort Monmouth N. J Ameerican Saw Springs Okla Sand Springs High School Betty Fortner Bruce Gavril Barrie Hughes Lloyd Huneryager South Side Sol Palo Alto Calif Ira L. Wiggins Stanford Natural History Museum Kansas City AYDS C. B. von Hoovar Hetarem Notary Publis John P Cox Drug Co Hope, Ark Bsea Shreveport Aeronautical Institute Grim Hotel Dudley Flour & Feed Co
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