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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1955

Page

4

Gordon Lumber Company Beirne Arkansas Realty Notes

One inch rough green Oak Lumber and tiesiding priced by Gordon Lumber Co in Beirne Arkansas. A MODERN six room home built 1951 at 1510 Pecan with garage and large closets offers FHA or GI loan. A five room home with garage and asbestos siding on city edge on highway built 1947 priced to total 3800. An attractive two bedroom home with built in garage and modern features on paved street invites FHA or GI loan.

Gordon Lumber Company Beirne, Arkansas New York Ben Traskis Biltmore Dan Cleveland 42Nd Street Airpor la Guardia Field Flushing Manhattan la Guardia International Newark Airport United Airlines Detroit Metropolitan Avenue Atlas Highway 6 John Fairweather Ben Bender Street

Stranahan and Heins Lead Eastern Open Field

Frank Stranahan and Ray Heins spearhead the Eastern Open after firing five under par 67s at Mt. Pleasant Course in Baltimore. They hold a one stroke edge over Mike Souchak and Mike Homa with 18 others over par, as Dick Mayer and Frank Tanney sit two behind in the 72 hole event. Stranahan, Toledo heir, and Heins, Baltimore native and former Public Links champion, are among the early standouts in this tour stop.

Baltimore Frank Strananahan Ray Heins Mt. Pleasant Souchak Durham N. C Homa Rye Dick Mayer St. Petersburg Fla Frank Tanney Annanpolis Doug Ford Don Whitt Alameda Calif Buster Reed

Arkansas Freshman Stop SMU In Tight 0-0 Tie

Arkansas freshman football edged SMU in a rain soaked battle ending 0-0. Edward Shanks of Blytheville anchored the defense with two fumble recoveries and a key fourth down stop. Arkansas teammates John Edwards Mathews Ashdown Billy Luppow Parkin and Ed Daniels Earle also stood out on defense.

Texarkana Arkansas Razorbacks Edward Shanks Blytheville Shanks Southern Methodist SMU Larry Click James Monroe Donnie Stone Don Ritscher Tulsa Lamar Drummond el Dorado Shoats John Ed Matthews Ashdown Billy Luplow Parkin Ed Daniels Earle

Officials rename New Rochelle suburb Terrytown for Paul Terry

Officials renamed this New York suburb Terrytown in honor of Paul Terry veteran animator and cartoonist. The 25th anniversary of his Fableland studios in New Rochelle is celebrated, where Mighty Mouse and other familiar cartoon characters were created.

New Rochelle Nwn. Y New York Terrytown Paul Terry Terry Fableland” Studios Mighty Mouse

Fears Loss of Indian Lore Blames TV

Hollywood talk outlines an Indian leader Gil bert Connor warning that Indian legends may die with the chiefs as TV and radio lure the younger generation away. He notes seven young Indians leave the reservation for every five who stay and laments the erosion of pure bloodlines and traditional dress.

Bob Thomas Hollywood Gilbert Connor Nez Perce Connor Olokuz Joseph Pendleton Ore Redskins Conor Northwest

Biggest Blight on Series Was Commercials

Columnist Charles Mercer laments the heavy advertising during the World Series and vows to skip TV coverage, preferring daily newspaper game reports. He notes commercials interrupted the broadcasts and expresses desire for uninterrupted news storytelling in future season coverage.

Charles Mercer New York Daily Paper Pee Wee Reese Hank Bauer Mings

Bobcats Edge Crossett 7 0 in Home Victory at Hammons

Hope Bobcats upset Crossett Eagles 7 to 0 at Hammons Stadium for their first conference win. Sophomore Tommy Polk earned the starting role quarterbacking, connecting on a fourth down pass to Johnny Nix for the only score. Hope outgained Crossett 256 to 155 yards and held Gadberry in check while forcing a key fumble.

Bobcats Crossett Eagles Hammons Stadium Hope Leon Turpin Tommy Polk Polk Steve Marlar Bill Bridgers Crossett Johnny Nix Nix Duke Bobcat Gadberry

College football scores and World Series ad blitz critique

A long list of college football results from Notre Dame to Arkansas teams is followed by a commentary on World Series advertising. The piece praises the advertising reach while humorously reflecting on Casey Stengel and the Yankees, with a partial judgment of Stengel’s character amid the sales pitch.

The Coward by Ray Lapica Chapter XI-XII

Tim Rogers haunted by war deeds fears and a plan to protect Clair Holinsky from the Traskis brothers. Clair hopes to immunize Tim against fear while plotting to trap their pursuers as Ben, Dan and Lou reconsider breaking away from the gang. FBI agent pressures Lorna as Tim vanishes toward Detroit with Clair and their child.

Tim _ Rogers al Holinsky Clair Traskis Vegeance Tim New York Pasteur Cleveland Fitz Highway 20 Detroit Sharon Jersey City Newark Hudson Terminal Church Street Pnt Dan Fairweather Tim Rogers Clair Holinsky Big Tony Ben Traskis Lou Ben Atlas Highway 6 Rogers Lorna Billy Parkchester

Quotable Quotes from Famous Figures and Citizens

Quotes capture Naomi Baker on marriage with Johnny Podres after World Series win. Dewey says he retired from politics and has no plans to return. Ed Queen Norriman comments on love with Farouk as marriage of convenience. Louis Arndt notes ammonia fumes evacuation with no injuries. Kenneth Anderson predicts stronger Stevenson delegation in 1956.

Naomi Baker Brooklyn Dodger Johnny Podres Norriman Egypt Farouk Louis Arndt Gibson Iowa Democratic National Kenneth Anderson Kansas Adlai E. Stevenson Stevenson

Paul Pascutzo Trucking Loses Coffee Load in Theft

The Paul Pascutzo Trucking Co suffered a loss of 24,229 dollars in a theft. A truck and trailer carrying 34,000 pounds of coffee were stolen from the company's yard yesterday in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles Paul Pascutzo

Legal Notice in Hempstead Chancery Court Warns Defendants

In the Hempstead Chancery Court the plaintiffs Isadora Smith et al seek relief against Pauline Johnson Joe Johnson Parlee Gilmore Victoria Williams Morgan Reeder and Morgan Reeders and the Unknown Heirs of Julia Jett Deceased The defendants are warned to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint and amendments The notice bears clerk Garrett Willis dated September 16 1955 with public dates Sept 17 24 and Oct 1 8 1955.

Hempstead Joe Johnson Garrett Willis

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