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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1942

Page

3

Poll ranking shifts in early college football top ten

York reports the latest Associated Press poll with Georgia and Georgia Tech leading, Notre Dame and Alabama near the top, and Ohio State dropping from first three to tenth amid weekend game notes. Other ranked teams include Boston College, Iowa Pre-Flight Cadets, and Minnesota with several schools contesting positions and upcoming clashes highlighted.

York Heriof Associated Press Georgia Georgia Tech Iowa Pre-Flight Cadets Tn Minnesota Georgia Fas Parascargia Tech Boston College Notre Dame Alabamin Wwolves Anders Hlinois Huce Cleveland Buckeyes Triois Ray Eliot Hoston College Ford Ham Wisconsia Texas Texas Christian Tulsa Baylor Inc Cao Iowa Minnea Tennessee Hinois Washington State William and Mary Minnesota Penn Univrsity of California Los Anges Hardin-Simmons Williams

Boxing Roundup From Cities Across The Nation

Fights last night by the Associated Press feature bouts in York Jackie Wilson in Los Angeles and Newark Larry Lane in Trenton with knockouts and points. Jerry Fiolo in Brooklyn and Baby Esse in Milwaukee edged opponents by decision. Continuous listings include bouts in Philadelphia, Puerto Rico, and Washington with several knockouts and outpoints.

Associated Press York Jackie Wilson Vos Angeles Bernicee Miller New York Newark N. J Larry Lane Trenton Ice Crna East Orange Buddy Farrell Jerry Fiolo Brooklyn Chicago Quentine Baby" Ese Milwaukee Wis Joe DuPont Poiny Holyoke Mass Jocey Peralta Tamiqua Fhlladelphi Mike Mioe Haluy Marcia Puerto Rico Washington al Eawis Goklyn Moses Philadelphia Ellis Phillips Petey Seelzo

Ohio coaches eyed for star players from many teams

Wide World Sports columnist notes Ohio State could lure top players like Frankie Sinkwich, George Poschner, Eddie Prokop, Hills Hume, Jack Martin, and others from Georgia, Navy, and beyond. He jokes about recruiting trends and references Hamline, Manhattan Beach Coast Guard, and Dewey Luster as college football’s shifting allegiances.

New York Craw Te Buttals Ohio Ohio State Buckeyes Frankie Sinkwich George Poschntz Georgia Eddie Prokop Cleveland Georgia Tech Hills Hume Jack Martin Navy Rochester Jimmy Secrest Columbus Jack Clifford Walt McQuade Columbia Pennsylvania Coal Immunes

Four Teams Named to Play in Sugar Bowl

New Orleans reports that sports editor William McG Keele predicts Notre Dame cannot play in the Sugar Bowl and Boston College may face the survivor of the Georgia Georgia Tech game in Athens. President Joseph B. David said selections would be made by December 1, with the Sugar Bowl committee to decide next week whether to send representatives to the event.

New Orleans William McG.keele Knges-Preayune Notre Dams Boston College Georgia Tech Athens Joseph B. David

Goza Resigns Rent Director Post in Malvern Area

Felix D. Goza resigns as rent director for the Malvern defense rental plan serving Hot Spring and adjacent areas. Office of Price Administration notes Goza seeks legal career for personal financial reasons. Joe Lee Williams acts as rent examiner and temporary director.

Dallas Texas Office of Price Administration ApuAgra Felix D. Goad Malvern Ark Hot Spring Joe Lee Williams Malvern Dares

One Major Change in Pastor Appointments in Arkansas

In the North Arkansas Conference of the Methodist Church a key reshuffle was announced at its annual meeting in Morrilton. A Gatlin, former Morrilton pastor, becomes district superintendent. Morrilton vacancy filled by a new appointee. Other transfers include H Hook to Port Silh, Guy to Garey, and Bunnell to Leaveyou Morrilton.

Ralesville Ifig North Arkansas A. Gatlin Morrilton Dnnesbury Ailin Vatter Marymuld BR. H Hook Paragould Goddard Memorial Port Silh Guy Goddard Meraorin Garey KR. Bunnell

Deaths Reported In Diverse Locales Last Night

Noted individuals including Dr Davis S Hillis Jago and Bert L Haligan are reported dead in last night notices. Other names from Philadelphia New York and Indiana appear in obituaries with brief biographical fragments and affiliations. The item lists multiple figures and places with limited readable details from the obituaries.

Davis S Hillis Jago Ney D — Ioe de Tmi Wyrelian

Arkansan Receives Silver Star for South Pacific valor

Thirty eight Army Air Corps officers from twenty states earned Silver Stars for heroism in the Southwest Pacific. Gen. George C. Kenney commended the group, with First Lt. John Cravked of Stephens Ark cited for bravery aboard a bomber during attacks on Dutch Harbor and Varakayu airstrip in August. Bombs and gunfire repelled an enemy raid, destroying several planes and causing extensive damage.

Tweadeninniers Southwest Pacific Aren United Sates Army Air Corps Ealt South West Pacifig Livut George GC Keithey Nir New Guinea New Britain Ciewt John Cravked Stephens Ark Tavigalur Uf Nation Variakayaunite Habral Anus Girdeoma Ingradla Lions Liceus Crookett Tourige

Color stomach imaging camera shown to surgeons

Howard W. Blakeslee reports at a military surgeons’ convention on a color stomach imaging camera. The device feeds through a stomach tube, uses a slender scope, and captures color pictures to aid diagnosis of gastritis ulcers and other stomach conditions.

Howard W. Blakeslee San Antonio United States Association of Military Surgeons Ehmieras

Fulton Public Library Adds Notable New Books

Library notes emphasize strong reading material with several good books added this week to Fulton Public Library shelves. The Library Board met, plans for improvement discussed, and community interest noted.

Shelvas Fulton Public Library

Charles G Curran Dies After Twenty Years in Design

Charles G Curran longtime officer of the National Academy of Design died last night after a long illness. Curran served the academy for over two decades contributing to its leadership and artistic programs. He was known for his dedication to design education and mentored many students through a distinguished career. Curran age and further details were not released pending family notification.

Charles G. Curran Ay — Ries Curran Inevigha Willstafel National Acudemy of Design

Victory Garden Harvest Show Held November 5 to 7

The Victory Garden Harvest Show, staged by five Hope garden clubs and the County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs, showcased vegetables, canned goods, fall flowers, and festive displays. Demonstrations by 4‑H groups and county clubs highlighted flavors, crafts, and defense-stamps sales, with judges awarding blue ribbons across multiple classes.

Garden Clubs of Hope County Council of Home Dermonstrathur J. Slussar Gowipman Belegaeden Miss Fletcher Ame Ny County Council of Llurence Pitts Wish Club Garerdenia Onkmrive Avery's Chapel Union Doyle Declan Centervilliard Boyd's Chapel Hopewell Criinery Empstead County Lihraeyr Bai Conservation Patin Security Administration Heboa Oukuroye Gernp Hanks Blower He Uec Union Grave Demonstralinn Wit Martin Poule Coca Cola Company Acsilvey Alfopiny Army Chester Lester Hempstead Red County Ehuypler Ited Cyuss Backe Christmias Dyin Wim Theiavy Buen Club Ds

Yale Coach Spike Nelson Retained Despite Poor Record

Yale University officials said coach Spike Nelson would stay on after a troubled season. The report notes past mentions of local rivals and historical figures, including recent leadership changes in related associations and prior game results.

Associated Press Porky Averago Yale Universily

Christmas Children Hospital Bond Drive Products Shipped

Measures to supply the Christmas Children Hospital with defense bond products proceed with shipments by December 1. Home demonstration clubs are urged to deliver their products into the home demonstration agents' office.

Christmas Children

Municipal Court Forfeitures and Dismissals Report

The municipal court reports forfeitures totaling amounts such as 1.00 and 25.0 with names including L.T. Watson J. Bi Campbell Eusene Graham C.H. Mirpes and others. Several cases of drinking in public place result in cash forfeitures from 7.00 to 10.10 with names T. Boyce and T. Buggee. Some disturbances were dismissed and others noted as forfeited 10.00 cash in associated entries.

Jjodsov Hieorreet Tiukhrgy Mane Gi Ehirge Serklous Ings K Ladures L.T, Watson J. Bi Campbell Eusene Graham H. Mirpes Sponding So i Bend Che Hobs Dun Speering Mr. Guthrie Itruey T. Boyce Cisturshiys Ant Bend T. Buggee Disturbing

Yarns and War Themes in Western Pulp Magazines

A fragmented reader’s note critiques Western pulp magazines and the portrayal of war. It cites stories about rustlers and heroism, discusses women’s roles in wartime narratives, and reflects on the influence of conflict on American fiction. The piece praises wartime moral framing and the publishing machine behind popular serials.

New York Jack Mardy Emebmar Potgiste Baling Wiphway Inncits Cueva Otis Empire Machaine Weiter

Drunkenness fines in a local court list

The record lists numerous individuals charged with drunkenness and fined or bond forfeited. Names include Earnest Calin John Mil, Josh Bhickweud, and Rexie Davis among many others. A group entered guilty pleas and were assessed varying fines.

Earnest Calin John Mil Dan Tuy Jor Dieesan Titian Josh Bhickweud Dunkenness Drinkens Ness Rexie Davis M. Simms Hunt Perry Maryin Lo Bonnett J Kr Parker Johnnie

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