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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1942

Page

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White Sox roster shows budget moves shape 1930s race

The article reviews how the Chicago White Sox built their roster by waivers and canny trading, noting key acquisitions like Bill Dietrich, Muddy Ruel as tutor to pitchers, Thornton Lee a 22 game winner, and Ted Lyons long tenure. It contrasts their frugal spending with the need for a bold wholesale roster overhaul to rejoin the pennant race, citing Luc Appling and Joe Kuhel joins and other buys.

White Sox Vite Sox Charly Jimmy ‘Kes Sox Emain Averagves Elc Luke Appl Attlanta Iidust Hers Muddy Ruel John “Humphries Cleveland Clint Brown Thornton Lee Indians John Salveson Lee Edgar Smith A's Joe Haynes Ake Senators Ted Lyons Texas Inors Joe Kuhel Washington Zeke Bonung Dario ‘Loedigiant Browns Myrii ‘Hoag Wally Moses Comis‘keys

Olen Delaney Receives Army Promotion in Alaska

Sergeant Olen Delaney, son of Mr and Mrs E M Delaney of Columbus, has been promoted to staff sergeant. He was among the first 133rd Infantry National Guard men sent to Alaska two years ago, with the news reaching his parents from Nome.

Ollen Delaney E. M. Delaney Columbus Nome Alaska Delaney

Trainees Sought for Vocational Schools in Arkansas War Effort

Eighteen hundred twenty six trainees will graduate from seventy two war effort vocational training schools in Arkansas between May 20 and June 1. W C Brakefield of the Hope Office of the U S Employment Service notes courses include chemistry welding machine operation aircraft signaling sheet metal woodwork. The nation is in mass production and more skilled workers are needed to accelerate output. Hempstead County contributes manpower to the armed forces and war industries but is urged to increase its share. New classes are started statewide with free tuition and living expenses paid by trainees during the course. NYA and WPA provisions apply for enrollees.

Arkansas W. C. Brakefield Hope Office United States Employment Service United States Stead Raineea NYA WPA

Nevada County Men to Leave for Army Induction

Thirty-one Nevada County men will depart Friday June 5 for Camp Robinson to begin induction into the Army per the local draft board. Names include Johne Herbert Meador Logan Bailey Hendrix Thomas Andrew Ross Freeman Fletcher Foghee Alton Roland Smith Loys Wanda Clark Beverly Franklin Johnson Armald William Parks Pershing McAdoo Cox Carl Cletus Cheney George Witmer Morrow Hambric Lee Cummings John William Davis Henry Anthony Payne Frank Lee TrevilLion Emerson B. Wilson Clyde Joseph Moore Jack Benson Copeland Oliver Lee Payne James Millon Harrison Duncan L. McRae Sr William Minor Neel Price Garrison David Henry Hawkins Horace Milburn Murray Floyd Alexander Poyndexter William Clarence Smit Ewell Leonard Almand Hyram Bennie MecCraven James Cohen Bright Fay Wesley Gordon. Bom at the First Christian church.

Nevada County Army Camp Robinson Johne Herbert Meador Logan Bailey Hendrix Thomas Andrew Ross Freeman Fletcher Foghee Alton Roland Smith Loys Wanda Clark Beverly Franklin Johnson Armald William Parks Pershing McAdoo Cox Carl Cletus Cheney George Witmer Morrow Hambric Lee Cummings John William Davis Henry Anthony

Graduation trip for Stegar family returns home

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stegar left Wednesday for Subiaco graduation exercises where their son John C. Stegar Jr. is among the graduates. They traveled with Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Hamilton and son Rodney Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stegar of Pine Bluff. Mrs. George Newton of Georgetown, S C arrived to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Layman Dickerson. Carrie Mae Huskey returned from Texarkana visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Black. Charles Hesterly of Hendrix College arrived to spend a few days with his parents and will return to Conway for summer school.

J. c. Stegar Subiaco John C. Stegar Jr Rodney Hamilton Rodney Jr Ben Stegar Pine Bluff George Newton Georgetown South Carolina Layman Dickerson Carrie Mae Huskey Jim Black Black Texarkana Charles Hesterly Hendrix College Conway Hesterly Hendrix

Recital Wednesday Night by Mrs Annie Lee Acker

Mrs Annie Lee Acker presents a recital of speech and voice pupils Wednesday night at :00. The program features student performances under the teacher's guidance, showcasing emerging talent in oratory and vocal artistry.

Annie Lee Acker

Presbyterian church calendar for May 27 28 events brief

The Sunday school council of the First Presbyterian church will meet at the church at 7 90 pm on Wednesday May 27. On Thursday May 28 Mrs F W Kennedy will host a bridge party at her home honoring Mrs C A Archer, the recent bride.

The First Presbyterian Church Kennedy C. A. Archer

Training meetings for home demonstration leaders in 1942 43

Clubs Miss Mary Claude Pletcher and Miss Louise Lewis return from Hot Springs where they attended a two day training on timely information food and nutrition and food preservation. Meetings are set for Tuesday May 26 at the educational building behind the courthouse Wednesday May 27 at Blevins Vocational Home Economies Department and Saturday May 30 at Yerger School for colored leaders. Attendance urged for war needs and all food preservation topics.

Mary Claude Pletcher Louise Lewis Hot Springs Court House Blevins Vocational Home Economies Yerger School Minutemen

Bingen 4-H Holds Meeting at Year End

The Bingen 4-H club met on May 22 for the final meeting of the school year. Barney W. Chambers demonstrated peanut treatment for rodents, linking rodent damage to poor peanut stands and lower yields. The group planned to attend church fish group services May 24 and set the next meeting for June 3 at Bingen Methodist Church.

Bingen Barney W. Chambers Bingen Methodist Church

What Happens in Manhattan by George Tucker

A profile in Manhattan about Hal Le Roy a Cincinnati born dancer and actor with twelve big time seasons at 28 as he recounts his eighth wedding anniversary five shows daily in Washington and a bowling hobby in New Jersey Benny Rubin reveals a Hollywood ranch tale and Monks a VMI alumnus turned screenwriter who later joined the Marines in World War II through this collage of show business and wartime notes.

George Tucker New York Hal le Roy Cincinnati Washington, D.C Hal Hackensack N. J New Jersey Benny Rubin Loew's Hollywood Rubin Monks Rul General Marshall John Monks, Jr Rat Vastious

Red Cross Nutrition Classes Start in Court House Education Building

Standard Red Cross nutrition courses began Monday in the educational building behind the county courthouse. Instructors Mrs. Harry Shiver Mrs. J O Kyler and Mrs. Helen Springer hold American National Red Cross certification to teach. Classes run 2 to 4 PM and 7 to 9 PM with signups at two sessions.

Oakrove Bingen Red Cross Court House Harry Shiver J. O. Kyler Helen Springier

War Calls for Increase of Production in Hampstead Pastures

County agent Oliver L. Adams urges a government backed program to improve Hampstead county pastures to boost dairy production. He links higher yields to better feeding, weed control, and year round grazing through supplementary pastures and mowing to reduce weeds and preserve plant quality for milk and meat production.

Hampstead County Oliver L. Adams

Did Not Ask For a Date Helps Concord College Aid

Five Concord College students traveling to classes had a tire blowout with no spare or tools. A man named W. Bennett of Bridfield offered his jack and spare, asked they leave his car at a Princeton garage, and drove off without requesting their names. The incident ends with one student reacting to the stranger’s generosity.

Beckley W. Va Concord College W. §. Bennett Bhuiefield Princeton

Starlet Jinx Falkenburg and Prof Irwin Edman Kiss Over War Stamp Drive

In a War Stamp drive event, actress Jinx Falkenburg, dubbed Sweetheart of the Fleet, vowed to kiss every faculty member who purchased stamps. Philosopher Irwin Edman of Columbia stepped forward, paid, and received a warm embrace before realizing he had forgotten his stamps.

Jinx Palkenburg Irwin Edman Columbia University Miss Falkenburg Philosopher Edman Wils

Patron Saint of W.A.A.C.

Washington column argues Deborah Sampson should be WAAC patron saint citing her as the first woman to serve in the U S armed forces under the name Robert Shurtleff in 1781 and noting Oveta Culp Hobby’s oath as WAAC head. The piece humorously recounts Sampson’s disguise and service.

Jack Stinnett Washington WAAC Deborah Sampson Army Womens Auxiliary Army Corps United States Armed Forces Oveta Culp Hobby Deborah Massachusetts Robert Shurtleff Deboran Continental Gemry J. Shurtleff

First Female Soldier Remembered by Congress Pension Order

Congress honored Deborah Sampson and her widower Benjamin Gagnett with pensions reflecting 18th and 19th century rewards for patriotic service. The record notes Debor ah's pension and, after her death, a widow's pension for Gangnett, followed by a later special act granting the soldier's widower ongoing pay. The WAACy proposal is mentioned as seeking a more fitting tribute.

Indy Deborah Benjamin Gangnett Congress Deborah Sipaon

He Got There- By a Tooth He Got There- By a Tooth

In Cherokee Oklahoma a wedding near chaos delayed the groom as a tooth fell out during final preparations. The bride, bridesmaids, minister, and guests waited while the groom retrieved the tooth from a drain pipe with plumbers aiding the rescue.

Okla Cleo Doggutt Aga Jour Lap

Tornado Strikes 63 Imaginations Tulsa Oklahoma

Meteorologist John Spikes reports 63 interviews across Tulsa and Pryor about a large tornado event. He notes inconsistent witness tales on behavior, timing, and causes across the accounts.

Tulsa John Spikes Pryor Spikes

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