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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1944

Page

6

Bowl-Bound Tulsa Faces Arkansas In Final Skelly Test

Tulsa Oklahoma November 23 a capacity crowd of 16 000 was set for Skelly Stadium in a last look at the Orange Bowl bound Tulsa Hurricanes. Arkansas a strong foe aims to slow Tulsa before the January 1 Miami game with Georgia Tech. Tulsa misses its key back Charley Mitchell who is still injured. The Hurricanes also close with a December 1 date against Miami in the Orange Bowl. Probable lineups list Arkansas with Dingler Gray Burgess Ford and Baldwin and Tulsa with Johnson M Pitt DochDonoho Shedlosky and Kowalski.

Tulsa Okla Skelly University of Tulsa Arkansas Georgia Tech Miami Fla Charley Mitchell Tech University of Miami Arkansas Tulsa Dingler Gray LE Johnson Burgess LT Ford E. Jones Buda RG Young Stanley RT Pit Boodnight Pease Kowalski Baldwin Moss LH F. Schumchyk Shedlosky DochDonoho Wilson

Lightning Joe and the Guadalcanal mortar tale

Washington reports a rare War Department account recounting Gen. Joseph L. Collins directing mortar fire on Guadalcanal with a sergeant as the shooter. The piece notes his frontline leadership and a striking exchange over target calls then shifts to Army remount reductions at Front Royal and other depots, citing a surplus of horses and planned disposals.

Jack Stinnett Washington War Department 25Th Infantry Guadalcanal Joseph Lawton Joe Lightning Collins Normandy Patton France Cherbourg Lightning Joe Front Royal Pomona Calif Fort Robinson Neb Fort Reno Oklo

Thanksgiving Football Keeps Traditions Alive Overseas

New York reports the Middle East forces preserve Thanksgiving football. The Pyramid League opens with seven clubs including medics and air corps teams with Rebels and Golden Hurricane as co favorites. Connie Mack misses his birthday party on the Pacific coast. Mack turns 62. Brooklyn Tigers hire a new coach for next season.

New York U.S Middle East Pyramid League Medics Air Corps Rebels an _ air corps Golden Hurricane Larry Leonard Connie Mack Pacific Coast Philadelphia Mack Brooklyn Tigers Florida

Bombed Adano set in Hollywoods finest backlot

Hollywood engineers recreate a bomb wrecked Sicilian village for A Bell for Adano. Director Henry King and crew favored a ruined look with scarred walls and rubble to convey war torn atmosphere while preserving authenticity.

Robbin Coonsollywood Adano John Hersey Europe Adana Henry King Ben Wurtzel Mark Lee Kirk

Army Mule Versus Horse Notionspage War Horse Debate

The article compares the durable Army mule to horses and notes a saying about mules never being dead or fallen. It then explains Civil Service plans to demobilize civilian war workers using a 13 classification system based on length of service with the armed forces efficiency and general attitude as main factors.

Army

No gas for wedding delays Camp Reynolds soldier

Flashes of Life reports a Camp Reynolds soldier postponing marriage because ration board ruled no gas for a borrowed automobile to drive his bride to church. He laments his fiance will not ride a bus in her wedding dress.

Greenville Camp Reynolds

War Bond Auction Nets $21 500 in Ritzville Prizes

In Ritzville Washington on November 23 three Sixth War Loan Bond prizes drew bids totaling 21 500 dollars. The prizes consisted of three cartons of cigarettes.

Smart Ritzville, Wash

Baseball leadership shakeup and historic league notes

A year ago Commissioner Landis banned Phil Lie from baseball amid gambling charges while 28 year old Robert Carpenter Jr was named new president. Three years ago the New York Giants beat the Washington Redskins 20 13 to clinch the NL eastern division title. Ten years ago the American Association and International League scrapped the Little World Series amid playoff system disputes.

Landis Phillie William D. Cox Robert Carpenter New York Giants Washington Redskins American Association International League

Helicopter Makes First Successful Flight Five Years Ago

The Western Hemisphere recounts the first successful helicopter flight, a milestone noted five years after the event with emphasis on its impact and historical significance.

Western Hemisphere

Film crews recreate wartime destruction with loans and plaster

In a studio sequence depicting a village being bombed, 375 workers built rubble over five weeks using 15 tons of snow plaster and 2,500 sacks of casting plaster. Nazi tanks and guns loaned by the Army supported early scenes before shipment for the Sixth War Loan drive. Gene Tierney, John Hodiak, and William Bendix headline the cast with minimal changes to actors.

Gene Tierney John Hodiak William Bendix

Yerger Tigers to Face N L A in Homecoming Showdown

Yerger High headlines a Homecoming clash with North Little Rock Dragons at 8 tonight in Hope High Stadium. West side reserved for white visitors east for Negro fans. queen results tallied a week earlier with Barrett Turner crowned senior queen and Flora Mae GB elementary queen amid student pageant.

Yerger Tigers North Little Rock Dragons Hope High School Barrett Turner N. R. Yerger Flora Mae Sherley Robinson Jean Elliott Lillian Ray Lorene Williams Laquita Johnson Flora Hicks Benry Sherely Patsy Mosis Hazel Bradley Flora Mae McFadden Doris Jean Bishop Ozaree Harris Ruby Hamilton Ernestine Jackson Christene Mack Hazel Dixson Bellery Sherely Patsy Moses Christine Mack Ozaree Hamilton

Luxury derives from Latin luxus meaning superfluous abundance

The term luxury traces to the Latin luxus meaning excess or superfluous abundance. The concept links to objects or experiences valued for richness, rarity, and indulgence beyond necessity. The origin reflects social distinctions and evolving tastes across eras.

Luxury Luxus

Grisham to Start at Fullback for Hope Friday Night

Hope Bobcats host the Dierks Outlaws at 8 pm in local stadium missing Harold Cumbie with a bruised hand and hip. Duane Grisham moves to fullback in place of Cumbie while Joe Rooker may miss. Rooker could join late if he returns from Pine Bluff. Dierks arrives in Hope at full strength after a one touchdown loss to Washville.

Hope Bobcats Dierks Outlaws Harold Cumbie Sparkplug Joe Rooker Fay Hammons Cumbie Texarkana Nashville Pine Bluff Duane Grisham Rooker Merchant Marine Hammons Dierks Howard County Outlaws Washville

Boxing Results From New Jersey and California Showdowns

Fights last night featured Leslie of Elizabeth outpointing Young Tony of Newark at 130 pounds in New Jersey. Manuel Ortiz from Oakland edged Lorenzo Safora from Cuba at 121 pounds in California. Also in Quebec Ralph Walton beat Stan Bailley by two rounds in the lightweight division.

Elizabeth N. J Leslie Valley Stream N. Y Young Tony Newark Oakland Calif Manuel Ortiz el Centro Lorenzo Safora Cuba Quebec Ralph Walton Montreal Stan Bailley New York

Cumbie’s Superb Play Key in Hope Victory

Cumbie’s outstanding performance fueled Hope College past Nashville in the second last Friday contest. He will miss the upcoming Dierks game due to injury.

Bobcats Cumbie Hope Nashville

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