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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1930
Page
2
The fragment discusses college football news with a focus on Notre Dame and Big Ten standings. Mentions names like Saunders and Carideo, and references Notre Dame’s players and blocking plays as the season narrative unfolds, with scattered remarks on opponents and game outcomes.
Lea De Kurn of New York completed 200 holes of volt in an eight hour span, maintaining lead as she played through the grueling long format. Her endurance drew attention from spectators and organizers noting the extraordinary stamina of the competitor.
Jumbled notes reference Notre Dame and New York events, early college grid chatter, and Tennessee and Southern Conference struggles. Mentions Geve McHyee on sidelines with a twisted Kanon, and Jimmy Phelan facing trouble over an illegible arithmetic error amid a wider, unclear sports milieu.
A report explains that Fred, recently convicted and sentenced to death in the electric chair for a filling station incident, may be pardoned to restore records. No action will occur until the murder appeal period ends. if a pardon arrives before or after the appeal outcome, the record status changes accordingly.
Bend Oregon police arrested Walter Green for puncturing tires with an automace Tistel, an act described as costly amusement. Green admitted causing tire damage as a prank, facing charges and potential penalties.
Astoria Oregon sheriff Slusher awakened by rumors of a buried parcel. While investigating a dog was found in a fresh grave, suggesting a hidden crime or concealment connected to the mystery.
In Concord New Hampshire on October 8 the South Congregational Church held weekday prayer services where Pastor Carl B. Bare said overalls are entirely proper attire for working people. He urged both men and women to attend and wear work clothes to feel their dignity in worship.
The University of Missouri reports total enrollment across all divisions reaching 3832 students for 1940. President Walter Williams notes the steady growth and ongoing expansion while A Bustick of Washington DC visits his sister on North Hervey Street.
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