Community Social Calendar Highlights Local Meetings
A schedule of social events across the week lists Mrs McRae Cox hosting a Women’s Council gathering, Syd McMath hosting a Tuesday Construction Club event, and Hope Business and Professional Women’s Club dinner followed by Red Cross dressings. The Methodist group plans a social hour after a Sunday school party, and Daughters of the American Revolution and Junior High Department events are noted with luncheon and party details respectively. Numerous residents are mentioned, including Dorothy Henry visiting from Louisiana Polytech and Judy Franks’ third birthday party with a Halloween motif.
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Mary Lealer
First Methodist Church
Red Cross
Elizabeth Hendrix
Hendrix
Methodist Church
Methodist Sunday School
Brents McPherson
Edwin’ Ward
Frank Mason
M. M. McCloughan
Jim Embree
Coming and Going at State Teachers College Arkadelphia
Miss Nell Louise Broyles, a sophomore, spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J C Broyles. Mr. and Mrs. C C Spragins hosted their son Stuart Sprains of Little Rock. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Casey visited Texarkana and joined Mrs. Casey's sister Mrs. David Watts and Mr. Watts. They traveled to Tidwell ranch near New Boston for an al fresco party. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Moore of Camp Crowder Missouri are visiting city relatives.
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Cpl
Walter Miller
Milles
Othxole
Camp Crowder
Carl Jones
Kiddy
Shreveport
Judy Franks
Nell Louise Broyles
State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Parsons
J. C. Broyles
C. C. Spragins
Stuart Sprains
Little Rocks
Pat Casey
Texarkana
Tut
Lyle Moore
Camp Crowder, Mo
City
Many Making All American Team Bids
New York reports three players lead the nation in football scoring at the season’s halfway mark. Frankie Sinkwich of Georgia, Ralph La Pointe of Vermont, and Lee Tevis of Washington University share 42 points apiece, with Andy Vietor of the Citadel and Bob Steuber of Missouri close behind at 39 and 38. The tally lists by school, position, touchdowns, extra points, and field goals.
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New York
Frankie Sinkwich
Georgia
Seasun
Lee Levis
Washington University
St. Louis
Ralph la Pointe
Vermont
Andy Vietor
Citadel
Bob Steuber
Missouri
Steuber
Fenders
Lee Tevis
Andy Victor
The
Jackie Fields
Texas
Bob Kennedy
Wash
State
Tex Reilly
Colorado
Gene Fekete
Ohio State
Joe Louis Retires From Boxing Career
Joe Louis announces his fighting days are over after eight years as a heavyweight champion. The 28 year old bomber, already a national icon, says retirement follows war service with Army duties likely continuing. He notes a possible return if the War Department allows it, but currently plans to stay out of the ring.
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Sid Feder
New York
Joe Louis
Uncle Sam
Alabama
Patel
Omaha
Louis
United States Army
War Department
Joe
Army
Billy Conn
Toe
Champioi
Rosin
Jim Braddock
Inochamp
Associated Press
David Kaufman
Fort Riley
Max Schmeling
Max T
Natie Brown
Ilitie
James J. Walker
Abe Lincoln
New York Fight Writers
Wal
Bedient at Last Blythe Miller and Duane Hogan Grabbed by Night Bus
On a stormy night a bus ride scenes shifts to Blythe Miller and Big Duane Hogan as she guards him from a past by day, while Norman Dana pushes romantic tension. A sudden screeching crash hints at danger as gasoline fires and a child’s scream erupt, ending in a cliffhanger.
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Blythe Miller
Pop
Blythe
Tag
Duane Hogan
Big Duane
Duane
Pop Miller
Bly
Norman Dana
Kheir
Norman
State U
Hogan
Roundup on baseball finances andArmy gridiron notes
Local minor league owner warns shortening season hurts minors with pay cuts to players. Fort Smith's Carl Bell highlights LSU Texas A and M shifting times. Chief Bender's debut payoff story revived by fan collections. Army football scrimmage interest includes Lieut Bowersox Rothe Seaton. Marquette's Leonard Liss noted as a sophomore tackle in Ted Carpenter's piece.
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New York
Lawrence Skiddy
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Scason
Tarst
Carl Bell
Fort Smith
Ark
Southwest American
Homer Norton
Texas Aggies
Louisiana State
LSU
Alark
Ted Carpenter
Marquette U. 1
Tubibum
Marquette
Leonard Liss
Ted
Tom Stidham
Ptarmigan Moulting Pattern Across Seasons
Ptarmigan moult occurs twice yearly with a winter white plumage turning to reddish brown or gray in spring. Most birds moult once annually.
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Ptarmigan
Bears Keep Unbeaten Mark With 41 14 Win Over Cardinals
In Chicago action on October 12 the Chicago Bears defeated the Cardinals 41 to 14, extending their 6th straight win and 16th in a row in league play. The day featured 24 touchdowns, 17 from passes, and a league-record 150 yards in penalties by Chicago.
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Chicago
National Football League
Chicago Bears
Cardinals
More Upsets As Football Nears Halfway Mark
Freshmen hold first team berths and service teams challenge college squads as the wartime season nears midway. Navy preflights show stronger teams while Notre Dame, Illinois, Michigan, Ohio State, and others face stern tests. Upcoming games include Iowa vs Notre Dame, Illinois vs Iowa, Wisconsin vs Missouri, Army vs Columbia, Navy vs Harvard, and Cornell vs Penn State.
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Austin Bealmear
New York
Navy
Bernie Bierman
Iowa Seahawks
Michigan
Wolverines
Nort- Western
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Angelo Bertelli
Irish
Stanford
Illinois
Towa
Uner
Wisconsin
Missouri
Great Lakes Naval
Ohio State
California
Purdue
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
Yale
Princeton
Army
Columbia
Harvard
Cornell
Penn State
Holy Corps
College grid notes swirl with numerous matchups listed
A dense preview lists Southwest Texas Texas Tech and Texas teams opening conference play against Arkansas and others. Ohio rowdiness and mismatched lines hint at Southern California versus Washington State, Stanford versus Idaho, Oregon versus Santa Clara, Missouri versus Kansas, Oklahoma versus Kansas, and several other regional pairings with dates and scores implied.
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Sacola Fiera. Co
Téxas
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Texas
Texas’ M
Pacific Coast
California
Sanaturday
Wiaton State
Cenfer
Stanford
Idaho
Washington
Rovel
Santa Clara
Montana
Oregon
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Ty Tulsa
Mission
Valle
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Ukele No
Women’s Council of the
Wiret Christian Church
McRae Cox
Maleatin Porter
M's
Syd McMath
Hope Business and Professional Women's Club
Barlow
Red Cross Surgical
Tooms
Charles A. Haynes
John Cain
Daughters of
He Daughters of the American Revoluion
Dorothy Henry
Louisiana Polytech
Ruston
Dir
Dr. Henry
Jesse Brown
Clarice
T. §. Urrey
Arles
Brown
Ena
Newt Barnes
Cling Franks
Auosts
Kitty Jones
Sue Houston
Susan Davis
Carolyn Betsy Ross Spears
Sue Moses
Marie Baggett
Bob
Arthur Jones
Ann
Oliver Adams
Judy Arnold
van Moore
Mary Caroline Cox
Jimmy Jones, Jr
Ava Max Cox
Anna Duffie
Margaret Frances Johnson
Martha Slam
Sonia Sommerville
Jann Chamberlain
Dick Broach
Martha
Barbara Hamilton
Kay Franks
Andrew Dougan
Fort Billys
el Paso
J. H. Dougan
Edith Faye
Vicks
NEW Saenger
Waiter Warger
Robert Stack
Diana Barrymore
Jon Hall
Eddie Albert
Mgel Bruce Evelyn Ankers
Leif Erikson
John Loder
Edgar Barrier
Isabel Elsom
Ruilly Reng
CS Forestos
Arthur Lubin
Universal Picture
Ike Theatres
Saenger
Eagle Squadron
el Ogrado
Rialto
Matinee Daily Sun
Hag Plana
West of Law
Champ
David Preston
Enous
West
Winky
Blythe Millen
Mmenner
Barrymore
Normanena
Devas
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Chief Bender
Athletics
Dillsworth
Bender
William Sheffer
Philadelphia
Dorothy Lamour In
Leo Carillo
Paulette Goddard
Ray Milland
Syracuse
Frankie
Sinkwi
Sippi
Agai Lane
Rice
Tennessee
Louisiana
Carolina State
Forest
Vanderbilt
Mississippi State
Davidson
E.van Hoover
John P
Cox Drug
Harry W. Shiver
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