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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1942

Page

6

Bobcats Travel to Hot Springs to Face Trojans Tonight

Hope High School Bobcats depart for Hot Springs to challenge the strong Trojans in a key conference contest. Trojans led by star Floyd Holmes await, while Hope relies on McCullough and the line to spark yardage in a fight for an outside upset.

Hope High School Bobcats Hot Springs Trojang Bobcats el Dorado Lope Trojans Floyd Tfolmes Little Roel North Little Rock Wildcats Pine Bhill Zebras Pine Bluff Wildcats Dorado Elorado Little Rock Tigers Hope Bobcats Camden Malvern Fort Smith Muskogee Olsla Benton Beebe Russellville

Manpower hearing on education resources in Senate session

In recess, Senate education subcommittee hears William Green and Philip Murray on manpower resources. The briefing begins at 9 00 a m Central War Time and centers on labor and education policy.

Associated Press Senate House William Green Philip Murray

Boxing results from Waterbury and nearby locales

In Waterbury Tommy Ciar fought Judy Garcia losing in light welterweight action while Marvin Bryant defeated Pete Geno in a welterweight bout. Philadelphia saw Sam Turner win a close decision over Eddie Wilson. New York’s Pete Geno was listed in a separate result with Bryant.

Associated Press Waterbury Conn Tommy Ciarto Judy Garcia Puerto Rico Elizabeth N. J Marvin Bryant Dallas Pex Pete Geno New York Philadelphia Sam Turner Eddie Wilson

Deaths Last Night Or Edward Jackson Dies at 80

Dr. Edward Jackson an ophthalmologist and former editor of the American Journal of Ophthalmology died last night in Denver at age 80. The internationally known specialist contributed to vision research and medical publishing during a long career.

Edward Jackson Denver Edward Jackson American Journal of Ophthamologsy

Open House Talks at Columbia Football and Track

New York column notes Columbia football coaches host sports writers at Morningside Heights. Lou Little refuses to pick Penn or Army, while discussions touch on Governali Luckiman and a new track star Len Kopekoveih. Also mentions Johnny Colan’s unusual fight schedule and growth rings in teeth.

Hugh Fullerton JR New York Del Columbia Morningside Heights Lou Little Penn Army Governali Luckiman Lou Bob Kane Tibacca Cornell MacMitchell Len Kopekoveih Gunder Hoegg

Pimlico Special triumph sets world record by Filistea

Filistea, a seven-year-old Argentine bred horse, won the exterminator handicap, clocking a world record of 3:30 2-6 for two miles and 70 yards. The note recalls Market Wise defeating Halta by a head in the Pimlico Special a year ago, summarizing notable historical horse racing events and past suspensions in Illinois boxing.

Associated Press Today Market Wise Halta Tony Ga Jento Harry Thomas Illinois Thomas Max Schmeling Galento Samuel Riddle Laurel

Barker Bites Off Mouthfuls of Grid Guesses

Sports column by Herb Barker previews college football week including Ohio State Wisconsin Alabama Georgia Penn Army Princeton Harvard UCLA Stanford Baylor Texas Christian Navy Notre Dame Georgia Tech Duke Boston College Minnesota Michigan and Missouri with varied nods and notes. Also WVU tattooing poultry to deter thieves with wing tattoos and state police files.

Herb Barker New York WUPI Ohio State Wisconsin al Slike Fekele Sarringhaus Harder Hirsch Alabama Georgia Georgia Tech LSU Penn Army Princeton Harvard Stanford UCLA Baylor Texas Christian TCU Navy Notre Dame Bertelli Duke Tech Georgetown Boston College Missouri Bob Steuber

Oil and Gas Land Transfers in Twentsville Arkansas 1942

A series of mineral deeds and royalty deeds dated October 1942 record fractional interests in sections 7 and 18 of township 15 south range 23 west, including transfers among F C Adams, W S Parham, G C Tisdale, John B Mills, Ray Hooper, Jane Paton, J T Harrel, Fred Haddock, J Speer, and others. The filings reflect 1/40 to 5/640 royalty and mineral interests across multiple sec tions and dates in 1942, with assignments and lease reassignments connected to the Buckner McKamie area road.

Twentsville Arkansas Frank C. Adams F. W. Phipps Rye West Tisdale Ray Hooper Gertrude H. Savage G. C. Tisdale W. S. Parham W. L. Goldston W. G. Goldston George D. Stevens Jane Paton J. T. Harrel Fred T. Haddock Speer R. C. Casey Wis Buckner and McKamie J. Nf. Speer Garland Anthony BR. C. Casey Sec New Roy L. A. Foster Jy W. J. Regan Els J. N. Landes Hugh Stevens L. M. Moffitt Vincent W. Foster J. A. Foster

Volume of Oil and Gas Deeds and Leases Recorded in 1942

A lengthy list of oil and gas deeds and leases dated 1942, including royalty and mineral deeds, assignments, and releases, shows transfers of interests in sections across townships 15S to 16S and ranges 23W to 25W. Names include E B Reeser, Frank Adams Nish, L A Foster Jr, W J Regan, Skelly Oil, Ruth Gabloway, Barnsdall Oil Co, Frank Frankel, and J A Foster, with multiple dates in October 1942 and earlier. The record details interests, parcel descriptions, and the legal instruments filed in Oct 1942.

E.B. Reeser Frank C. Adams Nish West L. A. Foster, Jr W. J. Regan S's Skelly Oil Company Sta N&m Nwi Rye Ruth B. Galloway William BP SEY

Initiated Act No 1 threat to beer and choice in Arkansas

A public message from the brewing industry warns Arkansas voters about Initiated Act No 1 on November 3. It claims the act could deprive citizens of future beer versus intoxicants choices, may invite bootlegging, and risks reviving a prohibition era era style crime and corruption. The letter urges thoughtful consideration of future implications.

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