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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1939

Page

3

Bobcats Hold Hope to Tight Third Quarter Victory

In a tense Friday night clash at Hammons Stadium Jonesboro menaced the Bobcats with strong passing and line play. Hope pulled away late in the final period scoring two touchdowns to win 31 3, with Taylor and Daniels repeatedly driving the offense and McCall and Daugherty spearheading the Hurricane defense. The game swung on key tackles and a missed extra point as Jonesboro hung close through three quarters.

Hammons Avele Jonesboro Babes James McCall Hariler Wape Taylor Ellen Hope Hurricane Rey Taylor Daughtery Duneshore Bobcats Daniels Atlick Normian Green Daugherty McCall Davin Doughtery McCall Habu Bobby Ellen Ducible Bobeats Shayy Baler Durhaat Mide Alvibe Donesbara Nwre el Dorado II. L. A. EL Dorado el Dorado High School Wildcats Arkansas North Little Rock Wildcas Rowland Field Dorado North Siders WF. D. Rayburn Duelworth Porsyth Black Rowe Reece White Buckwourth Jong Aerak Blackwell Piurker Reese

Cast of Characters: a Sheep, a Goose

A sheep on a farm near Bellingham Washington forms an unusual friendship with a four year old goose. The sheep acts as mother to the geese, staying beside it both on land and guarding over its nest, even as the goose tends its eggs. The bond persists despite the geese being fed and the sheep's vigilance near the water.

Bellingham Wash

Hot Springs and Little Rock fight to a 2 to 0 result

In Little Rock Friday night the Hot Springs eleven battled the Lite Rock Tigers to a 2 to 0 score after a third quarter safety. A costly Hot Springs fumble and failed drives limited both teams as attendance neared seven thousand at the city stadium.

Little Rock Howard Mughes Lite Rock Tigers Hot Springs Little Rock Stadium Criod Trojans Tigers Chuck Shed Jay Rowland Elliott

Lindbergh Opposes Sale of Offensive Weapons Abroad

Lindbergh urged an embargo on offensive arms and the refusal of credit to belligerents while defending Britain and Canada from European entanglements. He argued America must avoid being drawn into European wars, favoring defense arms only and urging independence from European political strife to preserve the hemisphere.

Wallington Charles A. Lindbergh Great Britain United States Canada Lindbergh England Herbert Hoover Europe Germany France Ime America Caribe

Tanks and Defenses On American Army Shopping List

A 1939 analysis notes Germany’s Panzer divisions outpace U S mechanization, with 4000 armored vehicles vs one brigade in the United States. It calls for four new divisions, expanded artillery, and 329 new twelve ton light tanks, as lessons from Poland and the Lightning War push U S readiness.

Washington U. S Poland Germany Panzerdivisionen Kot Midwest Pavifie Ifantry Allogance Russia France Spain Ger

Henderson Tech Triumph Over Henderson Lute Teachers

ARKACE reports Arkansas Tech football defeated Henderson Lute Teachers College with a 40 point margin. Tech capitalized on end runs and long passes while Henderson failed to rally in the first quarter. Standout Tech players included Morelack, Bynura, Satterfield, Taylor, Beeson, Fowler, Miller, Hamilton and Keeton.

Arkace Arkansas ‘Tech Henderson Lute Teachers College Reddies Morelack Henderson Nefen Rededic Wriefly Tech Aubrey Parker Macieski Moore

A Thought For Wne On Mercy And Judgment

A reflective aphorism citing James 2 13 about mercy rejoicing over judgment. It urges self judgment with sincerity and to extend charity when judging others, attributed to J Musun.

J. Musun

Hempstead County Cotton Ginned 1939 Lead 1938

The census report shows 17 285 bales of cotton ginned in Hempstead county from the 1939 crop prior to October 1, compared with 12 745 bales for the 1928 season, per W H Etter special agent for the Department of Commerce.

Hempstead W. H. Etter Department of Commerce

Cranium Crackers Puzzle Wordplay in Comic Form

Puzzle shows mixed wordplay using war era clues. It blends Polish towns, armies, and animals to craft new terms, then shifts to global geography with cryptic letter edits and substitutions for a playful language challenge.

Europe Emily Pacific Russia

DeQueen Hosts PTA District 13 Session in Arkansas

Representatives from six counties attended the Arkansas Congress of Parents and Teachers District 13 meeting in DeQueen on Wednesday October 11 for an all day session. Budgets ranged from 150 to 300 dollars for the school year as reports from councils were presented and remarks from Mrs. Fred Gantt and Mrs. Curtis Stout highlighted education themes including self realization and human relations.

Arkansas Congress of Parents and Teachers District 13 DeQueen Fred Gantt Blevina Council Pearl Williamson Curtis Stout Stuart Harmony Miss Henry

Cotton opens Friday with mixed New York values

New York cotton opened Friday at 9.16, closed at SAd-18 with middling spot at 9.17, reflecting regional price shifts and market activity for the session.

New York

Royal Oak Torpedoed by German Submarine

London reports the 29,150-ton battleship Royal Oak with over 1,000 men aboard was sunk by a German submarine. The loss follows the sinking of the aircraft carrier Courageous and marks another major British naval disaster. Survivors’ lists were to be issued soon with few details on casualties.

London Eng Great Britain Royal Oak Britain Courageous Jutland Jane's

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