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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1941

Page

7

Washington's Redskin Fever Sweeps City Stadiums

Long piece by Jack Stinnett chronicles Washington fans packing Griffith Stadium for football, praising the Redskins and drawing in major figures from politics and finance. It notes Secre tary Jesse Jones and Emil Schram among supporters, contrasts regional enthusiasm with other cities, and highlights the diverse makeup of Washington's population fueling the fervor.

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Washington, Pro Football and Major League Ties Explored

The piece reflects on Washington as a hub for professional football and major league links, noting how many government workers come from small towns and colleges and how the sport’s reach has grown beyond bush leagues. It contrasts big time college football with pro play and hints at the social scene surrounding games and lectures in the capital.

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Betty Field in Hollywood Betty Field in Hollywood

Betty Field, a Boston born New Yorker aged 22, rose from Broadway kid parts to Hollywood’s sultry roles as Curley’s Wife in Of Mice and Men and a soon to be shot Blues in the Night. She enjoys playing naughty parts for Warner Brothers and seeks more comedy roles, while avoiding typecasting and drinking or smoking habits.

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We the Women: British War Roles Draw Women In

Ruth Millete argues British women in wartime take active, dangerous tasks. ambulance driving, air raid wardens, rescuing the wounded, factory work, and fighting for a meaningful role beyond knitting. American women are urged to prepare similarly for participation in future conflicts. A tennis spectator interjects as a man asks whose game.

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Hendrix Leaders Named In Student Activities

Lester Jewell, a senior economics major at Hendrix, holds multiple leadership roles including president of a men’s leadership and service fraternity and co-chairman of intramurals. He also serves on Blue Key and the Booster Club, is a charter mem ber and secretary-treasurer of the Hendrix Chapter, and edits the Troubadour.

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Hendrix College student Lester Jewell in Who's Who list

Conway Hendrix College announced that Lester Jewell and Robert Sewell of Mappe are named in the 181 42 edition of Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Jewell, a senior, is Hendrix Christian Association president and A Club leader, with three football letters and a future captaincy cut short by intercollegiate play.

Conway Robert Sewell Edward Lester Mappe Hendrix College Hendrix Jewell Hendrix Christian Association Hendrix A- Club

Soldier Leader Camacho Twice Fails In Bolivia Presidency

Eliodoro Camacho, celebrated Bolivian general and exile returnee, is honored on a 1962 stamp. Born November 4, 1831, in Inquisivi, he joined the Linares revolution, rose to chief of staff under President Frias, led the army in the war with Chile, and led the liberal party before defeats in 1887 and 1892. He fled on November 13, 1899.

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