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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1939

Page

3

Bobcats Rally to Top Walnut Ridge in Fourth Quarter

Leonard Elias reports Walnut Ridge, coached by Kay Hammers, fall behind as Hope's Bobcats dominate the first three quarters while Walnut Ridge scores late. Key plays include Ellen breaking for 22 yards, Daniels’ aerial work, and Taylor’s 60 yard dash with multiple first-half scores.

Leonard Elias Uejie Wahiut Kay Hammers Menehers Sulstie Lites Hope Walnut Ridge Hope Fame Bobcats Taylor Ellen Joe Eason Daniels Bundy Sonny Coleman Jonke Walnut Fided Th. Danieles Lo Basan

Cranium Crackers Cranium Crackers

Wartime quiz appears in a noisy page two feature with garbled questions about Western Fronts no man’s land free ports Warsaw defense Polish river battles and water rations. The readable bits point to early World War I topics and Allied Navy questions.

Europe Bally Sea Ely Warsaw

Dr. H. W. Cushing Dies at 70 Noted Brain Surgeon

New Haven Connecticut report confirms Dr. H. W. Cushing, renowned brain surgeon, died at age 70 after a career famed for pioneering modern brain surgery and national medical leadership.

New Haven Conn Harevey Williams Cushing

Little Rock Noses Out Blytheville Tigers Edge Chicks in Classic

In a hard fought Friday night clash, Little Rock edged Blytheville as Manard Hughes and Hush Yarber connected on a 49 yard pass to Dan Warrington for a Chick score early. Blytheville threatened late but Little Rock’s defense clamped down and preserved the win.

Blytheville Tigers Blytheville Chicks Sugeran Little Rock Hush Yarber Dan Warrington Senate Wie Vington Tiger Lite Rock Manard Hughes Yean Chicka Lloyd Hughes Carter Bedford Smith Clutter

Tragic Local Death In Holly Grove Community

Ill health blamed for two suicides in Holly Grove area. Line Hotl a Hope county farmer shot himself in his yard with a 38 caliber pistol near his home, death instantaneous. Coroner Weaver ruled death by own action. A chloroform bottle found beside another body, that of Eliot Elliott, husband and Holly Grove community president for years. Widow sole immediate survivor. No funeral details available.

Line Hotl Wellstesde Heospstead Roppan Hig Holly Grove Hope Jd. TH. Weaver Bugtt Heeth Corbet Weaver Hott Semple Cora Weaver Eliot

Polynesia map blank filled by De Pauw botanists

Dr Truman G Tuncker and De Pauw university botanists embark to Niue, a little known island 400 miles south of Samoa with about 4,000 residents, to fill a scientific map gap and study local flora.

Honolulu Polynesia Truman G. Tuncker de Pauw University Niue Isand Sanna

Ship Helpless Against Mine the Deadliest Naval Weapon

Washington reports mines as the deadliest naval weapon. Mines lie five to twenty feet below the surface, explode on contact, sinking ships instantly. Typical charges vary from 190 to 500 pounds, often TNT and gazeite, with trigger mechanisms either mechanical or electrical.

NEA Washington

Army of Million Men May Be Trained in Dixie This Winter

Washington dispatch from Thomas M. Johnson reports Roosevelt orders for rapid army buildup. Plans call for raising a force of one million, trained in the South this winter, with modern equipment and $300,000,000 cost. The effort aims to ready a large reserve for possible international conflict and strengthen national defense.

Dixie Washington Dispatch NBA Thomas M. Johnson Aes Vicks Panaard Canal Johnson Cireles Considur Udei- CIA

Universe so Vast It Baffles Radio

AP Science Editor Howard W. Blakeslee explains how new telescope data show the universe is so vast that a radio message could not travel across and return. He discusses Eddington’s ideas, nebulae billions of light years away, and the expanding universe preventing signals from reaching beyond distant nebulae.

Howard W Nebulis Earth Raulio Sir Arthur

Wheelchair Couple Wed in Los Angeles Ceremony

Ray B Short and Viola Slo cum, both listed as invalids, were married in Los Angeles with guests and wedding party members also using wheelchairs to attend and participate in the ceremony.

Los Angeles Ray B. Short Viola Slocum

Mrs F H Douthit's Mother Dies in Texas

Mrs J H Yanyvey mother of Mrs F H Douthit of Hune Route 2 died Tuesday night at her daughter's home in Cooledge Texas. Funeral Thursday at 10 at Rose Neash Funeral Home Shreveport La with Rev Dana Dawson officiating. Interment Greenwood Cemetery Shreveport. Survived by two daughters Mrs Douthit and Mrs Gillespie, three sons W C and J H Yanyvey Jy of Shreveport and J C Yancy of Harlingen, Texas, two brothers M A Love of Shreveport and L L Love of Great Bend Kansas, one sister Mrs Minda Moore of Memphis, Tenn, plus grandchildren and great grandchildren.

J. H. Yanvey F. H. Douthit Hune Route 2 W. L. Gillespie Cooledge Texas Rose-Neash Shreveport Dana Dawson First Methodist Church of Greenwood Cemetery Douthit Gillespie W. C. and J. H. Yanvey Jy J. C. Yancy F Harlingen M. A. Love L. Love Great Bend Kansas Minda Moore Memphis, Tenn

Pink Slip Slips Stir Nebraska High School Scene

Hutchinson Kansas report notes assistant football coach Va Stroud at Hutchinson High School stopping a student for pink slips a pass for allowed entry. The girl blushed and Stroud also red faced as he tried a playful line about five slips.

Hutchinson Kas Deast Vadon Stroud Hachinsia High School Stroud Strune

Wyoming students crowd trailer camp for winter housing

In Laramie Wyoming University of Wyoming students fill a trailer camp ground as winter living quarters. The overcrowded site has many trailers occupying spaces with light and water connections and rents ranging from 35 to 60 dollars per month.

Laramie Wyo University of Wyoming

Blevins High Football Injury Fatal at Prescott Hospital

Chester Phillips, 15, son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Phillips from a North Hempstead County farming family, died at Cora Donnell hospital in Prescott at 4 PM Friday from injuries suffered during football practice at Blevins High School about a week earlier. Funeral planned for Pleasant Hill at 2 PM Saturday, pending word from relatives.

Chester Phillips Jesse Phillips North Hempstead Cora Donnell Prescott Blevins High School Pleasant Hill

Blevins Gridiron Triumph Over Stephens 20 to 0

Blevins High School defeated Stephens 20 to 0 on Blevins field Friday afternoon. Foster and Nolen starred for Blevins with passes for two touchdowns. Stephens’ Wendol was outstanding for the visitors while Blyvine led Stephens with eight first downs. Blevins attempted six passes, completed four, while Stephens completed one of five.

Blevins Stephens Foster Nolen Soing Nelwy Weilur Blyvine Niyinge Stepheus Sephens

Thought on Death’s Fear and Greatness of Evil

A fragment ponders how people fear death as the supreme evil yet may fail to recognize a greater good. Mitford’s line suggests paradoxes in moral judgment and the paradox of valuing life versus virtue.

W, Mitford

Hitler Confident Peace Plan To Be Accepted

Reich leader Hitler and his aides claim serene confidence that his peace appeal will be heeded while Britain and France vow to resist. The U S Army plans expansion to 280000 men with seven new divisions trained this winter. FBI probes sabotage rumors aboard the battleship Arizona. Finland weighs Moscow talks on trade and mutual concerns. France rejects Hitler’s peace terms, saying victory is needed for lasting justice in Europe.

Hitler Paris France Dalas Dier Adolf Hitler Europe Reichstag Daladier French Senate Foreign Affairs Committee Great Britain Britain

Cotton price moves for New York October contract

Cotton opened Saturday at 9.12 and closed at 8.11 in New York for the CBI October contract with middling spot at 9.15.

New York

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