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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1940

Page

3

Girl Captures Shark On Light Charter Trip

SOUTHPORT, N C Winifred Mae Roberts 19 chartered a boat for shark fishing. After 15 minutes of battle with a fast moving shark she displayed clear expertise and, handing the rod to a companion, killed the shark with a 40 caliber rifle.

Southport N.C Winifred Mae Roberts

First Draft to Stand Out First Draft to Stand Out

Washington reports Senator Edward R. Burke of Nebraska defied typical retreat after defeat. He backed the Burke Wadsworth peacetime conscription bill, drilled hearings, pressed for a six year presidency idea, and faced skepticism yet drove the measure, aided by defense aims and alliances with Willkie supporters.

Jack Stinnett Washington Ame Congress Edward R. Burke Nebraska R. L. Cochran Austin Vermont Wendell L. Willkie Senate House United States America Rep Wadsworth Burke Garner Roosevelt Supreme Court Omaha

Detroit’s Giebell Misses World Series Eligibility

NEA Service sports write up notes Floyd Giebell, Detroit Tigers pitcher, failed to gain eligibility in time for the World Series. Detailing his 1939 minor league record and brief 1940 recall, the piece questions management decisions and highlights Giebell’s long road through Toledo Buffalo and Evansville, with references to rivals and Cleveland series plans.

Young Giebell Detroit Skarry Grayson NEA Service Floyd Giebelt Destroit Giebell Toledo Buffalo Tigers Det Baker Bob Feller Indians Cleveland Baker Lynwood Rowe Schoolboy Rowe Is Feller Weirton West Va Steel Co Billy Doyle Giebels Weirton Steelers Dayton Evansville Mudhens Buffalo’ Bisons

Army Sets Up Clearing House for Selective Service

Washington details outline a revamped intake system for the draft era. The Army plans Reception and Replacement Centers to assess aptitudes, issue insurance, and inoculations, aiming to place draftees into suitable roles after screening tests and interviews. Names of tests, centers, and procedures are described as forthcoming.

Jack Stinnett Washington Army War Department Camp No.1

Floyd Gicheil Impresses Detroit Scouts Despite Odd Averages

After checking in from Bufalo he beat the A's 19 to 2 with three Peal hits. Floyd Gleberl or Gicheil has speed and a sharp curve a fade-away and control. Catcher Billy Sullivan notes he fears no right ball even when behind the batter. Del Baker and Detroit scouts saw through the averages to judge his true potential.

Bufalo Floyd Gleberl Billy Sullivan del Baker Detroit Floyd Gicheil

Mirror Portraits Enhance Shots with Reflections

An article explains how to create sharper mirror pictures by placing the subject close to the glass and using careful focusing. It covers measuring camera to mirror distance, adding subject distance, and using small lens openings. It also advises lighting positions and avoiding unwanted reflections, noting good results with reflective slices like a mirror-bottom tray.

Thice Mitch Emiall Canera

Revival at 1st Baptist with Warren to lead music

Pastor Nam R. Hamilton introduces Dr. Warren as the revival’s highlight and praises his music. Otho Taylor and Mrs. F. J. Padgitt will lead the music throughout the meeting. Attendance efforts target every resident member during the first week with daily services at 9:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Prayer meetings for youth and adults occur at 7:00 p.m. each evening.

Nam R. Hamilton Hope

Army plans for selecting and training d-to-1 recruits

The Army outlines a two fold plan to use d-to-1 selectees to strengthen units. Recruits will enter Reception Centers then be assigned to regular Army units National Guard units or Replacement Centers. Many may not carry weapons but will fill vital medical veterinary dental hospital engineering quartermaster clerical cook and mechanic roles.

Army Johnny Doe Medical Veterinary Corps Dental Corps Hospital Engineering Quartermaster Corps

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