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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1955
Page
6
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Old established firm in Hope seeks an experienced secretary with good starting salary and periodic raises. Nice working conditions and confidential handling of education and employment history. Apply to Box A Hope Star with details. 17-61
The calendar lists Keystone Lodge No. 43 meeting at 7:30 tonight at Hicks Funeral Home Building and Bethel A M E Church choir gathering at the church at 7:30. BeeBee Chapter No. 412 O E S meets Wednesday October 19 at 7:30 p m at BeeBee Memorial C M E Church. Also notes Mrs J T Thomas leaves Washington Arkansas for Murphysboro IL for a few weeks and Rev George W Reed attends Southwest Arkansas Annual Conference at BeeBee Memorial C M E Church last week.
In Cincinnati Carter vows a corrective 15 round rematch tomorrow night against Wallace Smith to regain the world light heavyweight title. Smith, defending in his hometown, contends he can win again after beating Carter in Boston last June. Carter acknowledges mistakes from the prior bout and aims to redeem himself despite Smith’s confidence.
Lt. Gen William T Clement 61 retired Marine Corps officer died yesterday Paris Goesta Nobel 69 industrialist nephew of Alfred Nobel died yesterday Rochester Minn Dr Albert J Chenley 78 secretary and executive officer of the Minnesota Board of Health since 1921 died yesterday Omaha Richard Kitchen former hotel manager in Omaha and Minneapolis and son of the late Ralph Kitchen owner of the Paxton Hotel in Omaha died Sunday
New Yorks Artie Towne outpointed Milo Savage in a 159 bout at 161 pounds while Vince Martinez won a ten round decision over Lester Felton in Providence. Raul Aaton Macian retained a bantamweight title by outpointing Cecil Schoonmaker in Los Angeles.
Arkansas, Texas Christian and Southern Methodist begin intensive preparations for upcoming conference battles. Arkansas eyes Ole Miss while Texas A&M and Baylor field revamped lineups as TCU and Texas sharpen for Rice and Miami. Baylor’s Doyle Traylor returns from injury as teams adjust depth and tempo.
A Hamline University freshman quarterback is lighting up college football as a passing auteur while Hamline struggles to win. Jerry Foley of rival small colleges leads in passing stats with 74 completions on 146 efforts, pacing a high-octane air attack that Hamline abandoned to try a spread offense after early losses. Coach H D Montgomery cites a green squad with limited manpower and a shift from split-T to a spread to maximize the best passer.
Michigan, Maryland and Oklahoma hold top three as Notre Dame, Georgia Tech, Wisconsin and Texas Christian drop from the first ten after a turbulent weekend. Maryland slips as Jim Tatum shifts to a pass heavy attack led by Foley who throws for 313 yards against Minnesota Duluth. Donlin’s 18 catches and 33 completions set new marks as the 6-1 quarterback totals climb.
Two 7 and 9 year old boys, Levelle Dick and Mozelle Kilgore, died after suffocating when sand poured from a cement plant hopper. Despite warnings they played near the bin and were buried under more than 100 feet of sand. rescuers freed them after an hour, but both died at El Dorado hospital.
Terrapins rally for victory as Maryland earns runner up in standings with 1 487 points to Oklahoma 1 434. Navy climbs to fourth after aerial win over Penn State while Duke edges Ohio State 20 14 and vaults to fifth. Michigan Michigan State UCLA West Virginia Auburn and Southern California follow in the top 10 with first place votes listed.
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