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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1955
Page
4
House needed for technician by October 15 in nice neighborhood
A technician for a new hospital seeks a three bedroom unfurnished house by Oct 15. Contact Robert Conner at 7-2323. Also a leather suitcase engraved Elmore Johnson was lost between Prescott and Arkadelphia. Reward offered. contact Elmore Johnson, McCaskill, Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Robert Conner
Elmore Johnson
Prescott
Arkadelphia
McCaskill
Arkansas
Local Ladies Attend Executive Board Meeting in Little Rock
Mrs Gladys N Davis president of the Charmette Social Club and other state leaders attended the Executive Board meetings of the Arkansas Association of Colored Girls Clubs in Little Rock on Saturday October 8 1955. The A A C G board met from 10 am to noon with Miss Sue Washington president and Miss Shirley Robinson secretary presiding followed by the A A C W board from 12 30 to 2 pm with Mrs Powell secretary and Mrs Campbell president presiding. Presidents of clubs statewide attended and lunch was served by the Little Rock City Federation. The Southwest Arkansas Annual Conference of the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church opened at BeeBee Memorial C M E Temple with a welcome program scheduled for tonight at 7 oclock. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Gladys N. Davis
Charmette
Fannie B. Buchanan
Anna P. Strong Club
Neva Carmicheal
Shirley M. Robinson
Arkansas Association of Colored Girls Clubs
Arkansas
Y. W. CG
Sue Washington
Shirley Robinson
Powell
Campbell
State of
Little Rock City Federation
Southwest Arkansas
The
Christian Methodist Church
BeeBee Memorial C. M. E. Temple
Statistical leaders show West Virginia and TCU leading
The NCAA Service Bureau reports West Virginia tops college football in passing and total offense while Texas Christian leads in rushing. The notes highlight how past stars like Errett Rodgers and Sammy Baugh would react to modern aerial trends and that neither program has previously finished top ten in the current leading categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Texas Christian
Ia Errett Rodgers
Sammy Baugs
Davey O‘brien
Rodgers
Baugh
O'Brien
Ncaa Service Bureau
TCU
Fresno Fight Night Ends in Points Draw and Losses
In Fresno Davey Gallardo from Los Angeles defeats Billy Evans of Pasadena on points after 10 rounds. Jack Labua of Brooklyn outpoints Eddie Prince of Poughkeepsie in a 10 round bout. Al Hersh of Brooklyn and Jimmy Garcia of New York fight to an 8 round draw in Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fresno
Calif
Davey Gallardo
Los Angeles
Billy Evans
Pasadena
Holyoke
Mass
Jack Labua
Brooklyn
Eddie Prince
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Trenton
N. J
al Hersh
Jimmy Garcia
New York
Drew
Burroughs and Burroughs Case Warns Mildred to Appear
In Hempstead County Arkansas a warning order directs Mildred Burroughs to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint filed by Willie Burroughs. The document bears the court seal, dated September 27 1955, with counsel for the plaintiff and a lawyer ad litem. The notice runs September 28 October 5 12 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
Willie Burroughs
Mildred Burroughs
F. B. Clement
Weisenberger & Wilson
Transported Texan Is Oklahoma Here Transported Texan Is Oklahoma Here
Jerry Tubbs of Oklahoma’s unbeaten football team was named AP lineman of the year by a narrow margin over Notre Dame’s Pat Pisarciglia. The 205 pound junior from Breckenridge, Texas, helped the Sooners extend their winning streak to 22 with a 20–0 win over Texas, intercepting three passes and making 20 tackles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Ted Meier
Associated Press
Jerry Tubb
Oklahoma
Pat Pisceglia
Notre Dame
Tubbs
Sooners
Breckenridge
Tex
Miss Chadwick Sets Channel Swim Record
Florence Chadwick swam from Dover to France in 13 hours 55 minutes to break the English Channel record, despite fog, icy water and jellyfish. She beat the previous English Channel mark by 11 minutes and faced the jellyfish despite a cold 46 degree surface air. The official time will be submitted to the Channel Swimming Association for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
England
Florence Chadwick
English Channel
France
San Diego
Cal
Bill Pickering
Fearnley Wheatcroft
Miss Chadwick
Kaye Law
Channel Swimming Association
St. Margaret's
Law
Bill Floydd
Friend Leads NL in ERA Amid Pirates 1955 Standings
Bob Friend of the Pittsburgh Pirates topped the National League with a 2.84 ERA after posting a 14-9 record and 2 shutouts in 200 innings. The 24-year-old right-hander became the first Pirate to lead the league in ERA since Cy Blanton in 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Clan
New York
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Friend
Friend
Associated Press
Billy Pierce
Chicago White Sox
Cy Blanton
Bob Bu
Joe Nuxhall
Cincinnati
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Pierce
Early Wynn
Cleveland
Frank Sullivan
Boston Red Sox
Herb Score
Billy Hoeft
Detroit
Benson Shifted Again to Left Half Position
Fayettville notes say Buddy Benson, South west Conference champion with Arkansas last season, is moved from quarterback to left halfback by coach Jack Mitchell. Benson, a De Queen product, has played four positions in three years of college football. Also, Arkansas faces Texas at Little Rock with center injuries widening the gap as Harold Steelman sidelined and Jerry Ford out for the season. Jay Donathan steps into starter duties with Oren Culpepper behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Buddy Bob Benson
Arkansas Razorbacks
Jack Mitchell
Mitchell
Razorbacks
Benson
University of Oklahoma
Arkansas
Bowden Wyatt
Texas
Little Rock
Parkers
Harold Steelman
Baylor
Jerry Ford
Steelman
Jay Donathan
Donathan
Oren Culpepper
Trabert Turns Pro Signs 16 Month Pact With Kramer
Tony Trabert, 25, Cincinnati native and 1955 Wimbledon and U.S. amateur champion, signed a 16 month professional contract to play for promoter Jack Kramer. He now faces a world tour and a potential $100,000 earning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LO Angeles
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
United States
Jack Kramer
Hutchinson Named New Manager of the St. Louis Cardinals
Fred Hutchinson, former Detroit manager, is named manager of the St. Louis Cardinals on a two year contract. He replaces Harry Walker, with Frank Lane naming his staff including Terry Moore Johny Hopp and Bill Posedel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Fred Hutchinson
Detroit
Seattle
St. Louis Cardinals
Hutchinson
Harry
Cardinal
Terry Moore
Johny Hopp
Bill Posedel
Posedel
Walker
Eddi Stanky
Cardinals
Red Rolfe
Arkansas drafts 259 in November quota
Arkansas State Selective Service announced a November draft quota of 259 men as the state's share of a national call for 20,000. About 80 men will be inducted, roughly 800 more will come to Little Rock for combined physical and mental pre induction exams next month. The November 1954 quota was 288 and the current call is 259 divided between Army and Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas
State Selective Service
Army
Navy
Veterans Kramer and Trabert Pause for Davis Cup picks
Today both veteran Kramer and Trabert waited for word on two prospective tour members Ken Rosewall and Lewis Head of Australian Davis Cup fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kramer
Trabert
Ken Rosewall
Lewis
Justice Building to Be Modernistic
The Justice Building Commission has approved plans for a new two story limestone building on the Capitol grounds. Financed by revenue bonds, it will house the Supreme Court the attorney general's office the Workmen's Compensation Commission and the Public Service Commission. Architect is Erhart Eichebaum and Rauch of Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
State Justice
Capitol Grounds
Justice Building Commission
State Supreme Court
Attorney General's Office
Workmen's Compensation Commission
Public Service Commission
Erhart, Eichebaum and Rauch
Arkansas induction marks first enlistment since 1945
About 130 men are noted as part of the first Arkansas National Guard induction for the branch since December 1945. The event highlights renewed manpower and preparation as postwar military needs continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mately
Arkansas
Cherry Takes Over Government Job
Former Arkansas governor Francis Cherry takes the oath as a member of the Subversive Activities Control Board appointed by President Eisenhower. His board post requires Senate confirmation when Congress convenes to vet Communist linked groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Francis Cherry
Arkansas
Subversivy, Activities Control Board
Eisenhower
Cherry
Senate
Congress
Five thousand thirty six physicians train in American hospitals
Five thousand thirty six physicians from eighty four countries train in American hospitals as interns or residents this year.
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Trang
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