White Lady to Keep 19 Months Old Child
Notice states a domestic arrangement where a woman will care for a 19 month old child while the mother is at work. Caller to contact 251-1 for details and terms. August 3.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1944
Page
10
Paris White House Ready for France’s Government Chief
The Faubourg St. Honore mansion, known as the White House, sits intact after four years of war awaiting a new occupant chosen after prisoners return. Albert Leburn, now retired in southern France, was its last resident. Two old Army pensioners and families maintain the home and gardens while awaiting the next government chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
White House
Albert Leburn
Faubourg St. Honore
de Gaulle
Calle Elysee
Sports Mirror: Redskins Lead, Bears Top Western Division
A look back at notable NFL and college football results from the past. Washington Redskins led the eastern division while the Chicago Bears headed the western half. Notre Dame defeated Navy 20-13 and Harvard beat Army 20-6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Redskins
Chicago Bears
Notre Dame
Navy
Harvard
Army
University of Pittsburgh
Duquesne
Ford Frick
Fights Last Night Brooklyn Boxers Face Varying Outcomes
In White Plains New York and nearby venues last night fighters battled in several bouts. Reif 146 of New York outpointed Stewart 144 of Providence while Pint er 164 of McAdoo and Miller 165 of Brooklyn fought to a draw at eight rounds. St Pierre 136 of Fall River defeated Murray 140 of New York by knockout in New Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Morris Reif
New York
Solomon Stewart
Providence
R. L
White Plains
N. Y
Gene Pinter
McAdoo
Coolidge Miller
Drew
New Bedford
Mass
Arthur St. Pierre
Fall River
Johnny Murray
Tide Fills Foxholes as Marines Rotate at Peleliu
Marines stationed near the Palau island beach found the tide rising at night, filling their foxholes and complicating their already difficult position. Initial hazards included enemy gunfire raiding planes and land crabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peleliu
Palau Islands
Trojan Horse Stunt Failed by Japanese Infiltration Try
Marine outpost near Pago River Water Point repelled a feint by six Japanese soldiers disguised as a water buffalo. Six attackers engaged, two killed, four fled. a rain cap was found as proof of the deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tojo
Edward C. Stodell
Los Angeles
Marine Corps
Pago River
New York Sports Roundup Touches Many Topics
The column surveys college and pro sports, noting Notre Dame’s looming grid test against the Cadets, Jedge Landis’s baseball book’s delay and next summer’s release, Utah’s NCAA tour plans and its declination, Tulsa’s scoring run and coach Frank, and plans to revive the Long Island Indians as a farm for Boston Yanas. It also mentions Don Bradman’s retirement, a combined 508 years among College Point soccer players, a Penn State barn fire anecdote, and data requests on standout schoolboy players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pareni
Army
Notre Dame
Navy
Jedge Landis
Utah
Chicago
Philadelphia
Utes
Philly
Ted Collins
Bill Shea
Long Island Indians
Boston Yanas
Don Bradman
Babe Ruth
College Point
N. Y
Penn State
Syracuse
Archbold Stadium
Beetles Bite Lead Wires Disrupt Camp Pendleton Phones
Lead-eating beetle Scodicia Declicis gnaws holes in lead cable at Camp Pendleton. The male beetle bites the lead while his mate lays eggs causing muffled and blurred telephone conversations for Marine maintenance crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Camp Pendleton
Husky Marine
Scodicia Declicis
Hollywood’s Goulding rehearses drama and detail daily
Hollywood by Robbin Coons profiles Edmund Goulding the director and actor who dictates his interviews, hires a secretary, and documents his own life. The piece notes his demanding rehearsal process, his $150 000 per picture pay, and his knack for stealing scenes as he guides actors like Eleanor Parker and Paul Henreid through precise performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbin Coons
Hollywood
Edmund Gowding
Goulding
Hintelands
Boulding
Eleanor Parker
Mildred
Paul Henreid
Philip
Peuys Philip
Hollywood War Tour Sparks Mixed Reactions from GIs
The piece reflects on movie stars touring war theaters, noting Jed Joe E Brown’s defense of performers and public debate over fame and duty. It recalls directors like Goulding guiding scenes and jokes about on set mishaps, while stressing volunteers’ contributions and the overall value of entertainment for troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
C.B.I
Joe E. Brown
Wes
Bacall Emerges as Talk of New Screen Star
The piece notes Lauren Bacall, the blond ex model, as the talk of the town for her role opposite Humphrey Bogart in To Have and Have Not. Discovered by Mrs. Howard Hawks, she trained under Hawks and is 20 with no prior dramatic training. Hawks again casts Bacall with Bogart in The Big Sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauren Bacall
Humphrey Bogart
Siace
Bacall
Howard Hawks
Hawks
Bogart
Leyte assignment shaped MacArthur’s early career
Washington reports a reminiscence of General Douglas MacArthur’s Leyte landing and his first officer assignment in 1903. Maj. Gen. Charles Douglas Herron, MacArthur’s former roommate, recalls the voyage to Leyte and a survey mapping a proposed military reservation. The army had shipped soldiers and families with lumber and nails to Vacloban to settle and build, and MacArthur produced a map of land taken for payment to owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stinnett
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Leyte
MacArthur
George Connery
The
Washington Post
Charles Douglas Herron
Army
Vacloban
Rice Owls Schedule Arkansas Tilt in Fayetteville Homecoming
Rice Institute's Owls, atop the Southwest Conference with two straight wins, renew a 20 year rivalry against the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville for a possible 15th win against the Razorbacks. Injuries to three backs may affect Rice while Arkansas comes off a strong showing over Texas A and M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Rice Institute
Owls
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Fayetteville
Hogs
S.M.U
Texas
Razorbacks
Texas A
College Station
Arkansas
Ashcraft Sentenced in Saline Burglary Case
Ralph Ashcraft was sentenced to 19 years in prison after a Saline circuit court jury convicted him of burglary and grand larceny for stealing 2100 dollars from Saline Hardware Company last May. Dr. C. C. Morton, 39, arrested with Ashcraft, received a 21 year term last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton
Ralph Ashcraft
Saline
Saline Hardware Company
C. C. Morton
Ashcraft
Boyd's Chapel Home Demonstration Club Meeting
The Boyd's Chapel Home Demonstration Club met at Mass Lucia Boyd's home on October 27. President Mrs. Porter Rowe led, with music by Mrs. Robert Cash and the Lord's Prayer. Members discussed cucumber pickles and chair rebottoming. next meeting set for November 24 at Mrs. Porter Rowe's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd's Chapel Home
Lucia Boyd
Porter Rowe
Robert Cash
MacArthur's Leyte Tour and Wartime Start
A young Lieutenant MacArthur, newly arrived at Leyte, stands out among veterans of the Spanish American War and Philippine Insurrection. He tours the island by foot, horse, and buggy, while his father the former Philippines commander looms in memory. A hazing prank shows his early Navy humor, but luck accompanies him as he earns respect among officers and avoids embarrassment when no women are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leyte
18Th
Arthur MacArthur
Philippines
MacArthur
Herron
Bitter Fight Rages on Road in Leyte
General MacArthur's Headquarters reports the U S 24th Division and four Japanese divisions clash along the road to Ormoc Leyte with heavy artillery from Carigara Bay. An American battalion seizes a key ridge as progress continues toward Ormoc amid fierce resistance around Limon four miles south of Pinamopoan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yates McDaniel
MacArthur
Philippines
Leyte
Ormoc
U. S
Pinamopoan
Carigara Bay
Campagin
Associated Press
Fred Hampson
Limon
Angott to Meet McDaniels in Madison Square Garden
Sammy Angott the former lightweight king from Pennsylvania faces Jimmy McDaniels of Los Angeles in a 10 rounder at Madison Square Garden Friday night. The program also highlights Roberto Ramirez of Juarez Mexico seeking a third straight knockout in a six round prelim against Walter Thomas of New York and Fernando Menichelli of Argentina meeting Laurent Bouchard of Montreat in Newark Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sammy Angott
Pennsylvania
Jimmy McDaniels
Los Angeles
Madison Square Garden
Roberto
Lotario) Ramirez
Juarez
Mexico
Kayo
the Garden
Walter Thomas
Fernando
the Mighty) Menichelli
Argentina
Newark
N. J
Laurent Bouchard
Montreat
Speculation on bowl grid teams by Ted Meier
Speculation centers on which college football teams will play in upcoming New Year bowls. Rose Bowl likely features Southern California or UCLA winner against an eastern team, with Tennessee a top guess. Sugar Bowl options include Tulane Georgia Tech Mississippi State and Tennessee. Orange Bowl contenders include Tennessee Alabama Mississippi State or Georgia Tech against Wake Forest Duke Holy Cross Tulsa or a second SWC team. Cotton Bowl candidates span Oklahoma A&M Mississippi State Wake Forest Georgia Tech, with Rice, Texas, Texas Christian, and Arkansas still in the race. Sun Bowl remains uncertain as week by week candidates shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Meier
New York
Pasadena
Calif
Southern California
University of California At Los Angeles
UCLA
Tennessee
New Orleans
Tulane
Georgia Tech
Mississippi State
Miami
Fla
Albania
Miss. State
Wake Forest
Duke
Holy Cross
Tulsa
Dallas
Oklahoma Aggies
Rice
Texas
Texas Christian
Arkansas
el Paso
Triplets Born to Yonkers Worker and Wife
Walter Omerod a crib attender at a Tarrytown aircraft plant keeps his job at home as his wife delivers triplets two girls and a boy. In Sandpoint Idaho aviation cadet Dwight E Hill wins a prize at a USO party beating 200 service members, earning a telephone call home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
N. Y
Walter Omerod
Tarry
Sandpoint
Idaho
Dwight E. Hill
USO
Hill
Voters in Spokane face altered election paraphernalia
County auditor Joe Stewart ends need for full election gear causing complaints from two precinct inspectors about lighting and supplies. Meanwhile in Leyte Pvt. William Nykaza of Chicago earned a high perch during a counterattack as Americans retook the position. In Chicago, the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad streams are cleaned by a new portable car washer costing 7500 dollars, washing an 18 car train in about 22 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Joe Stewart
Leyte
Philippines
William Nykaza
Chicago
Nykaza
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company
Chicago Loop to Broadcast Election Results Tonight
The Loop district will feature a mile of sound with carols and public voices. The voice of the street will relay election results for Loop visitors. A note on hair types by Prof Haddon contrasts woolly, wavy, and straight hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Voice of the Street
Prof
Ry A. C. Haddon
Opponents Named In Second Air Force Novice Meet
Writers praise the Second Air Force based in Colorado Springs and Randolph Field as strong rivals in the athletic circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Air Force
Colorado Springs
Colo
Randolph Field
Adam and Udga Ad for Ulcer Relief
An old advertisement praises Udga Tablets for stomach ulcers and indigestion. It urges relief from gas pains heartburn and acid issues and offers a money back guarantee. The ad cites John P. Cox Drug Co. and drug stores generally and promises double your money back if the first dose fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Cox Drug Co
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Floyd Porterfield
Hope, Ark
State
Tyler
Crews Creek Bottom
Tyler, Cotton Ow
Hervey Street
West Second St
C. B. Tyler
Cotton Row
Charlies Bader
O. L. Bowden
Childs
Hairr
Billy
Chas. F. Reynerson
CJ Hall
Lee Moore
Stewart's Grocery
Naval Ordnance Plant
Camden
Rupert Hern
West 4Th St
DU Roc
Bill Collins
Hope
DODGE
Grant's
M. S. Bates
Deal Furniture Store
Leon Bundy
J. A. Harris
James Allen
Fulton St. Hope
Lillie Middlebrooks
East Second Street
Hazel Street
Sports Mirror
Joel
West Coast
United States Employment Service of the War Manpower Commission
East Second Street Hope, Arkansas
Harry S._Truman
Arthur Edson
Henry Frank
Jim Hickey
Gus Cothran
Bill Daley
Fort Pierce
St. Cloud
Minn
Minnesota
Michigan
Bill Cartmill
Camp Kearns
Tommy Harmon
Harmon
Cartmill
Europe
Africa
Philip Toleanor
Eleanor
Paul
Sally Athleny
Janis Paige
Sally
Edmund Gwenn
Janis
Gwenn
Miss Parker
Henreid
By Herman Allen
Parkers
Frank Schumchyk
Paul Anderson
Alton Baldwin
Aggie
Southern Methodist
Mustangs
Aggies
Texas Longhorns
Oklahoma A
Horned Frogs
Texas Tech
Hubert Bechtel
Texas S.M.U
Longhorn
T.C.U
Dutch Meyer
Boyd's Chapel
Wausau
Dayton
Shaler
McDaniels
Philipines
George Washington
Adam
Rogers’ Radio Service
Keith
Elzy Rogers
East 3Rd Street
Germany
Japan
Hempstead County
Reich
Roy Anderson
South Main Street
Hope, Arkansas
Roy Anderson & Co
Roy Anderson & Co. Insurance
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