Social Calendar Highlights Local Meetings and Visits
The social calendar lists prayer services at First Presbyterian during the home mission season, PTA and Girl Scout meetings at city hall and First Methodist, a church social for the Spore family, a Brookwood PTA session, and a Victory Garden Harvest show announced for Friday and Saturday. Also noted are visits from relatives and births at Josephine Hospital, with families welcoming Frances Sue Bolls and Tony Pulman.
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Phillathea Room
First Presbyterian Church
J. O. Milam
First Methodist Church
Kenneth L. Spore
Brookwood P. ‘Tm. A
East 2Nd Street
Weekend Guests and Homecomings Across Towns
Coming and Going notes show Mr. and Mrs. Dick Watkins returning from Hot Springs. Mrs. Ambaline Hall Kinard of El Dorado leaves for Arkadelphia to visit friends. Van Donk McAdams of Batesville spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hern. Helen Hunter and Mrs. R. L. Harris of Carrollton arrive to visit Mr. and Mrs. Howard Byers and R. M. Patterson. C. E. Garner of Fort Smith tours the city. Misses Fue and Laura Kelly plan a week’s return from New York City. Mrs. Roy Allison entertains Miss Louise Burton of Lewisville. Lt. Robert McGraw, graduate of Officers’ Training School, stays with his grandmother Mrs. Dells McLanaphin in Hope. his parents live in Nashville. Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Milam and Eva Jean Milam spend the weekend in Hot Springs.
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George Peck
Ambaline Hall Kinard
el Dorado
Arkadelphia
van Donk McAdams
Batesville
W. RR. Herndon
Helen Hunter
R. L. Harris
Carrolton, Alabama
Robert McGraw
Officers’ Trainine School
Edgewood Arsenal
Bathmore, Md
Dells McClanaphin
Hope
McGraw
Nashville
Eva Jean
Hot Springs
Society
Case Chapple
Mofi
C. W. Black
Rock
Alexandria
Joe Boswell
Fran Turberville
New Orleans
Turberville
U. S. Con Guard
Thomas Wallace
Natchez
Miss
City
Texarkana
H. B. Delarfar
Orren Ellsworth
Rel Tives
Little Rock
Meet the New Queen of the American Navy
Alexander R. George explains how air power dominates future naval warfare. Aircraft carriers become the backbone as the seven ocean program aims for overwhelming air superiority with thousands of planes and pilots. The Navy promotes air strength, builds carriers, cruisers, destroyers, and submarines, while battleships fade from the plan.
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Alexander R. George
Washington
Uncle Sam
Navy High Command
Pacific
Atlantic
Senate
Maral Affairs Committee
Place
Roosevelt
Navy
Eliars Alead
Congress
Naval Affairs
Ex Legislator Wins New Trial Order
Harrison November 2 Lewis Dowell a elderly Bonne county farmer and former legislator won a new trial order in circuit court today Prosecutor Len Jones said he would appeal Judge Garner Prasser's ruling to the supreme court Dowell was convicted September 18 of manslaughter for killing neighbor Otto Frederick at the Dowell home last May 1 The state argued Dowell was insane before the trial Dowell contended the shooting was justified
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Harrison
Lewis Dowell
Bonne County
Len Jones
Garner Praser
Supreme Court
Dowell
Otto Frederick
State Hospital
Little Rock
Hudlin Joins Army After Leading Little Rock Rocks
Hudlin, manager of the Little Rock Travelers, has enlisted in the Army Air Force and aims to become a flight instructor. He led the team to the Southern Association pennant and hinted at a contract renewal after the winter meeting. he began private flying amid the club’s circuit success.
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Little Rock
Association
Tudiit
Cleveland
Indians
President Seeks Power to Suspend Laws in War Time
President Roosevelt asked Congress to grant sweeping war time powers to suspend laws interfering with the free movement of persons property and information into and out of the United States. He argued that speed and volume of war production require removing peace time restrictions to utilize world resources fully.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Attorney claims jurors influenced jury by sheriff in farmer conviction
Attorney J Shouse accused Sheriff J R Richesin of using influence on the jury to secure a farmer’s conviction. Affidavits from jurors were offered but rejected by Judge Fraser who said a juror cannot impeach his own verdict. Sheriff Hickesin and officers were cleared, yet a new trial was ordered due to possible jury influence.
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J Shouse
J. R. Richesin
Fraser
Cathnog
Hickesin
Football T formation sparks coaching debate in column
Wide World Sports columnist notes the rise of the Shaughnessy Halas system as a major concern for coaches this season. Musings from major figures including Notre Dame rivals and a Brooklyn College coach highlight how teams may counter the T formation amid wartime rules.
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New York
Shaughnessy - Halas
Gvid
Starvey
Jabbo" Jablonsky
Army
Opportunity and treachery weave through Blythes care
Blythe Miller weighs a dangerous plan to expose Nancy Hale and the gamblers while protecting Pop and baby Scooter. Nancy scenes unfold at the Miller home and Pap's office as the State U game approaches. Norman returns with gifts, deepening Blythes strain as she plots a critical move.
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Blythe Miller
Blythe
Chance
Duane Wogan
Nancy Hale
Miller
Nancy
Baby Scooter
Baby Scooter Hale
Scooter
Pearl Harbor
Pap
State U
Iaimer
Duane Hogan
Pop
Buane Trogan
Duane
Underwood
Svete
Elmer Summers
The
Journal
Lincoln
Norman
Norman Dana
Link
Bly
Blythel
Georgia Takes No 1 Post in Grid Polling
New York Nov 3 Georgia defeated Alabama and vaulted to No 1 in the AP college football poll with 84 5-6 first place votes out of 127. Wisconsin rose to second, Georgia Tech moved to third, and Notre Dame held fourth as Boston College rose to fifth after routing Georgetown. Ohio State fell to sixth after losing to Wisconsin. surrounding shifts included Minnesota seventh, Army ninth, and UCLA tenth.
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Harold Claassen
New York
Alabama
the Lion's
Thetau
Dixie Bulldogs
Associated Press
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Wisconsin
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Notre Damme
Boston College
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Bsakers
Army
University of California At Los Angeles
Bruins
Texas Christian
Baylor
Wallace Butts
All America
Frank Sinkwich
Notre Dame
Michigan
Tulsa Fi
Tennessee
H— Texas
Santa Clara
William Mary
Fresno State
Illinuis
Mississippi Stte
Texas A & M
Williams
Syracuse
Great Kicker Keeps Baylor in the Race
Baylor football relies on Bert Edminson a ministerial student to spark drives and seal wins. His field goals and a late 11 yard boot helped Baylor upset Texas Christian and keep pace in the Southwest Conference.
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Baylor
Waco
Texas
Rcribe
Bert Edminson
Bruins
Froe
Edminson
Texas Christian
Bears
Texas A
Horned Faus
Bert
Brazos
Prep mentors seek coaching role amid service era rookies
Fragmented notes describe high school and college coaching hopes as players report for training. Mentors scan crowds while cadets and athletes, including John Munski of Missouri and Terry Moore’s Navy plans, discuss service commitments and athletic duty. A line notes Wally Bulls receiving a letter from Tammy Wilt and news Witt was shot down over Egypt on Oct. 24.
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Glavces
Jobn Munski
Missouri
Mumber
Port Warren
Wyo
Cardinals
Terry Moore
Navy
Frank
Gulf Coast Training Command
Niums
Wally Bults
Georgia
Earl Menser trains at Great Lakes Naval Station
Earl Menser a Prescott plumbing contractor for 12 years and recent recruit in the U S Naval Reserve is undergoing recruit training at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station Seat Lakes IU The program covers seamanship naval fundamentals drill and physical conditioning Upon completion he may be assigned to a naval shore station or to sea duty. The text notes local church activities and several social updates from Prescott society.
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Earl Menser
Great Lakes
Prescot
U. S. Naval Reserve
Seat Lakes
U. S
Major League Baseball Draft Ends Midnight
Chicago November 3 The major leagues held their largest draft since 1940 with 18 officials from 11 clubs present in Landis office spending 139.00 for materials. Fifteen players called up from the minors formerly played in the majors. The Braves Tigers Giants Cardinals and Yankees did not select. White Sox and Senators each claimed three players with Chicago spending 22,300 on class AA signings. Branch Rickey, recently named Dodgers president, claimed only one player Dee C. Moore and declined comment on Durocher. Rumors say Durocher may be unavailable for 1943 service. Possible managers mentioned include Pepper Martin and Bert Shattoan with Ray Blades also discussed.
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Chicago
K. M. Landis
Boston Braves
Detroit Tigers
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
White Sox
Branch Rickey
Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dee C. Moore
New Girleans
Rickey
Doger
Leo Durocher
Durocher
Bert Shattoan
Cleveland
Ray Blades
Bill McKeehnie
Cincinnati
Crippled Persons to Get Chance at Jobs
Shortages of manpower and revised standards open new opportunities for the physically handicapped says D Palmer Patterson director of the U S Employment Service in Arkansas. He cites growing placements and employer cooperation as the key progress with a northern Arkansas example of a one legged man placed with an Air Base contract and praised as the best on site.
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D. Palmer Patterson
United States Employment Service
Arkansas
Patterson
Insurance
Aly
Christian Revival to Close Tonight at First Christian Church
A revival meeting at the First Christian Church will end tonight after services begun at 7:45. Evangelist Ian Jones and Pastor Rev. Baggett lead sessions noted for Congregational singing and special numbers with topics including Almost Persuaded and The Question of the Ages.
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Evangel
Claude EB. Jones
First Christian Church
Ian, Jones
Baggett
Sports Mirror item from AP recalls past rankings and events
A retrospective column notes the AP football rankings from a year ago with Texas first Minnesota second and Fordham third. It also mentions Whillow Wyatt’s knee operation from three years prior and War Admiral’s eighth night race victory from five years ago. In a local note, Henry Huhtila bought sixteen chickens for $16 in Hocklin California with a hen hatching pheasants and a $5 gold angel found in a wivgard.
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Associated Press Today
Texas
Associated Press
Minnesota Secood
Fordham
Whillow Wyatt
Brooklyn Dodger
War Admiral
Im Stretch
Masked General
Hocklin
Calif
Henry Huhtila
Jon
Peanut Crop Will Bolster Vegetable Oils
The shortage of vegetable oils due to loss of foreign supply raises demand for peanuts. Earl N. Martin, Hempstead County Triple-A chairman, explains excess peanuts above the Triple-A allotment must move into oil production. The Commodity Credit Corporation orders all 1942 crop excess peanuts into oil crushing with CCC approval.
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Earl N. Martin
Hempstead County
Murtindals
Maiket
Credit Corporation
CCC
Protest Over Flag Salute Holds Board Session
In Tulsa Oklahoma a legal dispute over compulsory flag salutes returned to a school board meeting. Attorney K E Rosenstein said he would seek a new opinion from state leaders including Attorney General Mac Q Williamson and State Superintendent A L Crabb. A father of two expelled students argued a federal law allows civilians to show respect by standing at attention.
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Tulsa
Oklo
Board of Edition
K. E. Rosenstein
Gene
Mac Q. Williamson
Sta
A. L. Crabl
Daley, 84, Shines Shoes at Credited Last Customer
Oraville report notes Daley, aged 84, still shines shoes at the shop when a customer described as Indian addressed him with respect and told Daley he had passed recently. The brief snapshot highlights Daley’s longevity and continued service in a small town setting.
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Relativ
Oraville
Calif
Pi—Willam
Daley
Tala Daley
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Paisley P.T. A. Willl
Robin Southerland
J. T. Dodson
Paris
C. B. Floyd
A. C. Whitehurst
Tittle Rock
Leo Havisfield
Fo Ann
Edward
Hartsfield
Earl Allen
Rev. Allen
Dallas
Mid Mery
Garland Harp
Sam Medford
Denton
Mrs. Medford
Bert Russ
South Greening
Minnie C. Russ
Dewey Bolls
Frances Sue Bolls
Josephine Hospital
Kelsie Pulman
Tony
Mrs
Dick Watkins
C. E. Garner
Ft. Smith
Fue
Laura Kelly
New York City
Roy Allison
Louise Burton
Lewisville
NEW Saenger
Ginger Rogers
Ray Mill and
Brian Donlevy
Andrew
Saenger
Sun
Man
Tucs
Ardren
Blondie
Rose of Hangtown Mesa
Rialto Matinee
Annie Rooney
Roxy Hart
Western Mall
Rialto
Kay Francis
Walter Huston
Roxie Hart
Hudlin
London
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Bernie Moore
Louisiana State
Lou Oshing
Brooklyn
Mickey McConnell
Fort Knox
Dodgers
St. Louis
Mickey
John Cromley
Oklahoma City
Oklahomant
Henry Frnka
Paul David Preston
Nancy Hole
Municipal Stadium
Uty
Prescott
Helen Hesterly
Wesleyn Guild
First Methodist
Carol Scott
G. W. Gist
Board of Stewards
Edu
Sports Mirror
Luck’s Tourist Court
Perkison’s Jewelry Store
South Walnut
Fosters
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