Hope Star masthead and staff credits page note
The Hope Star presents its 1927- eras masthead with publisher president and editors listed, including Mrs E Palmer Alex Washburn and Paul H Jones as managing editor. Advertising and circulation details and AP membership are noted along with syndication and regional bureau addresses.
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Star Publishing CO
E. Palmer
Alex, H. Washburn
Star
South Walnut Stree Hope
Arkansas
Alex
W. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
Dena Parker
Mar
Rngers
Cire'l
Marc George W. Hosmer
Mech
Football Scores From Thursday’s College and High School Games
A Thursday roundup from The Associated Press lists college results Delta State 2h Ouachita and Dillard 42 Philander Smith ld. High school scores include Camden 3 Lite Rock Mall 9 and Little Rock Central 6 North Little Rock 14, Conway 7, Morriston 31 Jacksonville 31, Cabot 6, Forrest City 1, Wynne 32 Stuttgart 0, Batesville 18 Newport 14, Nashville 14 Hope 6, Lake Village 0 Eudora 0, Stamps 13 Lewisville 3, Holly Grove 0 Marked Tree 13 Osceola 0, Hazen 0 McGehee 18 Dermott 0, Pocahontas 21 Walnut Ridge 6, Star City 6 Dumas 20 Earle 20 Pavkin 12.
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Associated Press
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Delta State
Ouachita
Dillard
Philander Smith Ld High
E Dorada
Camden
Lite Rock Mall
Little Rock Central
North Little Rock
Lite Rock Catholic
Jonesboro
Paragonal
Conway
Morriston
Jacksonville
Cabot
Forrest City
Wynne
Pine Bluff
Stuttgart
Batesville
Newport
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Hope
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Crosse
Helena
Marianna
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Eudora
Lewisville
Clarendon
Holly Grove
Tree
Osceola
Des Arefi
Hazen
McGehee
Dermott
Pocahontas
Walnut Ridge
Star City
Dumas Gues Earle
Pavkin
Young Burglars Caught After Dog-Spotting Incident
Milford Con AP police quickly nabbed two 12 year old boys and a 1 year old suspect for burglarizing a store on Thursday. Their dog companion by a broken window drew a passing officer’s attention and led to arrest.
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Milford
Con
Nashville Beats Hope 14 to 6 in Scrappy Football Clash
Nashville tallies two first-half scores and holds Hope to six as Tory McLanty leads Cats with 15 rushing yards on six carries. Richard McDowel and John McDowell add key runs and catches while Nashville’s defense stifles Hope, sealing a tight late-game victory.
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Fel Pieree
Helle
Nashville
Arkadelphin
Tefense
Une Autiek TN
John Vrain
Tony MeKitty
Kestor & Sand
Billy Copton
Pat Altumpt
Bobcats
Roy Wras
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Hope
Oyer
Eedle Blain
Tubett
Fort Pat Wateh
Brant
Richard McDewell
Lowe Naenville
Tater Dyce
Talelt
Wayne Dyer
Tory McLanty
Cats
Richard McDowel
John McDowell
Wray
Thre
McNeeley Wants World Heavyweight Title and Pro Football Return
Lynnfield, Mass. Tom McNeeley explains he fights Floyd Patterson on Dec 4 for the world heavyweight crown with multiple motives including a pro football comeback with the Boston Patriots. He cites family pride and national glory, noting his 24 years old, about 199-203 pounds, and hopes to reach 225 as a gridiron linebacker.
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Mass
Tom McNeeley
Moe
Nancy
Tommy TT
Boston
Massachusets
New England
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McNeeley
Floyd Paterson
Tarconto
Tom
Boston Patriots
Allerson
Marciano
Gene Tunney
Mel Neeley
Ty Loy
Michigan State
Tigers Fall in Season Finale Against McRae High
The Tigers lost their last game of the season to McRae High of Priscott by a wide margin. The Bobcats honored seniors Billy Compton Tony McLadly Chin le Duty John Cram Tommy Roberts Guy Watkins Joe Rey Atch rey and Danny Hatfield.
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Priscott
Compton
Bobcats
Billy Compton
Tony McLadly
Chin le Duty
John Cram
Tommy Roberts
Guy Watkins
Joe Rey Atchrey
Danny Hatfield
Packers Top Lions 17 9 Narrowed West Lead
Packers with Hornung returning defeated the Detroit Lions 17 to 9 on a muddy field before 5,000 soaked fans, moving 2 games ahead in the Western Division race. Vince Lombardi said the team remains focused on clinching the title with one more win. Lions coach George Wilson acknowledged slim outside chances as Detroit’s late-season push fell short.
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Associated Press
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Rev Slerty Jackson to Guest Speak at Local First Baptist
Rev. Slerty Jackson, pastor of First Baptist Church Eureka Springs for two years, will be guest speaker at our First Baptist Church in Sunday morning and evening services. A former Hopi student, he attended local years ago and is a Ouachita College and Southwestern Seminary graduate. He is the grandson of Mrs. J. L. Powell of 90 East Second Street.
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Slerty Jackson
First Baptist Church
Eureka Springs
Jackson
Ouachita College
Southwestern Seminary
Fort Worth
Texas
J. L. Powell
East Second Street
Spring Hill triumphs in Guernsey series with two wins
Spring Hill won two of three against Guernsey as the senior boys’ team pulled away late. Clint Kidd scored 28 for Spring Hill while Flawley added 13 for the Bears in a 82 to 74 victory after a tight fourth quarter. Guernsey’s seniors rallied but fell short 2 to 3.
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Clint’ Kidd
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Bears
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Guermey
Porkers Edge Toward Sugar Bowl Berth in Week of Title Clarity
Texas clinches Cotton Bowl host status with a 25 0 win over Texas A M as Moritz kicks field goals and a three touchdown burst. Arkansas battles for a Sugar or Bluebonnet bid with a win over Texas Tech while LSU faces Tulane and Colorado eyes the Big Eight crown.
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Jack Clary
Associated Press
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Aggies
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Texas’ Hoes
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Tulane
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Baylor
Titan II base work ruled exempt from old wage law
U S District Judge Gordon E Young ruled that modified Fair Labor Standards Act provisions do not apply to Phase One Titan II missile base construction in Central Arkansas after testimony in the suit by the Labor Department against Midland Constructors The dispute involved overtime pay for hours over forty in a week The decision notes the jobs are not sufficiently linked to interstate commerce to fall under the old wage and hour law The new overtime rules take effect September 3 1963 and were not involved in the case The Community Chest is instituted in Cleveland Gain
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U.S
Gordon E. Young
Arkansas
Young
Van
Labor Department
Midland
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