Community clubs schedule September meetings and visits
September gatherings dominate the page with church and women group events. Circle No 2 hosts a picnic at Fase Park at 4 oclock if rain, while other Circles meet at homes for church groups led by Mrs. Nunn, Mrs. Young, and Mrs. Jones. A kindergarten party, business clubs, and Red Cross sewing sessions are listed along with several hospitality and guest announcements for local residents and visiting relatives.
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Coming and Going Miss Mary Delis Carrigan Returns
Miss Mary Delis Carrigan returned to Little Rock Sunday afternoon to resume her faculty duties at the Little Rock schools after a pleasant summer with her parents. Mrs Steve Carrigan and Mrs Frank Hearne with daughter Mary Jane and Mrs Aline Johnson returned from New Orleans where they visited Mr and Mrs Percy Sharp at Jackson Barracks for a week. Accompanied by Mrs W G Allison Mr and Mrs Max Cox are back from Hot Springs, with Mrs Allison spending the past week with them. Mrs Baldh Hays of Little Rock was a weekend guest of the group.
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Fred Laseter
Belly Jean
Little Rock
Wil Me
Bob Turner
Shreveport
J. W. Turner
City
Mary Delis Carrigan
Little Ack Schools
Steve Carrigan
Frank Hearne
Mary Jane
Aline Johnson
New Orems
Percy Sharp
Jackn Barracks
W. G. Allison
Max Cox
Hot Springs
Baldh Hays
Lite Rock
Irish Camp Pranks and Theater Buzz at Peekskill
New York Guard units practiced at Peekskill Camp Smith this summer with the 69th, whose Irish lineage spurred a scare when a newspaper joke about not seeing Irishmen led to a green-painted joke on a writer. The piece also notes Bob Hant’s radio gaffe at Ebbet Field and Gypsy Rose Lee’s romance and next mystery novel Mother Finds a Body.
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George Tucker
New York
Erin
Bob Hant
Rudio
Ebbets Field
Bob
Brondway
Cauht
Gypsy Rose Lee
Alexander Kirkland
Gypsy
Broadway
Pels Barons Clinch Spots in league Playoff
New Orleans and Birmingham clinched Southern Association playoff spots with wins as the league prepares for a Labor Day doubleheader schedule. Birmingham defeated Atlanta 7-6 to edge into fourth while New Orleans secured a first division berth with a 74 win over Chattanooga.
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Naval Reserve Open to Negro Workers in 1940s Recruit
Negro men aged 47 to 50 could join the U S Naval Reserve as construction workers with pay from 96 to 54 dollars monthly. Those earning 96 dollars receive 34 50 extra for dependents. others may contribute 22 dollars while the government adds 28 for a wife and 12 for the first child and 10 for each additional child. Applications accepted at Texarkana Navy recruiting station or Hope post office every Tuesday morning.
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Roundup notes Navy link in racing and college sports
Sports Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr notes AL Vanderbilt’s Navy ties with 15 Sagamore yearlings for next season. It cites Denny Myers at Boston College and notes players must handle own gear and locker duties. Also mentions NBA ratings including promising novices and Sox prospect Luplen vs Greenberg comparisons. Tubes include Hinkle at Great Lakes, Nowell at Fort Riley, and aviation cadets at Lubbock with Vaughn and Layden unable to play.
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Hank Greenberg
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Pete Layden
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When a Girl Marries Chapter XV a Break with Hank Holliday
Enid Shar on faces a thwarted reunion with Hank Holliday as her weeklong vigil ends and she confronts the reality of Clare Adams and Hank's upcoming marriage. She plans a brief return to his life while considering her ailing health and mounting emotional strain. Enid's fragile resolve wavers as daily life intrudes.
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Miz Adams
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Ex Card Mize Helps Giants Whip Dodgers
Ex Card Johnny Mize again sparkled for the New York Giants in a 4-2 win over the Brooklyn Dodgers as Big Babe Young also contributed. The victory narrowed the Dodgers’ pennant lead to two and a half games with three weeks left, while St Louis crushed Cincinnati 10-2 behind Mori Cooper.
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Jarrin John Leads Army All Stars To Victory
The Western Army All-Stars defeated the Chicago Cardinals 16 to 10 as John Kimbrough rushed for a 95 yard kickoff return and scored twice. Major Wallace Wade watched proudly while Pvt. Forrest Ferguson opened room for the clinching run. The crowd of 20 600 produced 39500, with 27000 going to Army relief.
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Parker Schroeder Duel For National Title At Forest Hills
Tennis stars Frankie Parker and Ted Schroeder Jr meet in a five set clash for the national championship at Forest Hills as Parker seeks to prove the relevance of the summer circuit. Pauline Betz already holds the women's title after beating the favorite in straight sets. Talbert and Mulloy won the doubles, defeating Schroeder and Wood to claim the title.
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Ted Schroeder, Jr
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Los Angeles
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Billy Talbert
Cincinnati
Gardnar Mulloy
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Sports Mirror Today a Year Ago Highlights
Dodgers beat Giants twice while Cardinals split with Reds and St. Louis trailed Brooklyn by three games. A year earlier Giants defeated College All Stars 10 to 6 before 38, $67 spectators. Five years back Japan funded $1,250,000 to aid Tokyo 1940 Olympics amid war with China.
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Packers Referee Confusion Over Hutson Extra Point
A Packers kickoff confusion after a touchdown ended with the referee declaring Hutson had not kicked the extra point. Players protested as the official sought clarification, ultimately highlighting the disputed kick.
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Packers
Hutson
20 Union Plumbers Wanted With Upfront Fee
The U S Employment Office at Second and Walnut streets announced a demand for 20 union plumbers with average pay of $21 per day plus overtime. Applicants may join on site with a $100 initiation fee and a $20 down payment.
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Buy Bond Get Name on Plane Inglewood Cal Sept War Bond surge
War Bond purchasers nationwide respond to North American Aviation plan to autograph B 25 bombers. J H Kindelberger reports overwhelming requests for scrolls bearing buyers names to accompany the crew on every mission. Scrolls will be placed inside bombers with a message of patriotic support and best wishes for successful missions.
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Berlin
Tokyo
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Surplus Food Distributed in Hempstead Schools
A July distribution of 18,1144 pounds of surplus food commodities valued at a stated amount was carried out by the State Department of Public Welfare. The effort aided 787 children across eight Hempstead schools, per a letter to County Judge Fred A. Luck.
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Stars Shine in Doubleheader as Macon and Sun Kel Star
Yesterday the Dodgers star Max Macon and Tom Sun kel each pitched five hitters as their teams won. Giants' Johnny Mize powered a tied nightcap with a three run homer while Joe DiMaggio, Joe Gordon, Phil Rizzuto and Roy Cullenbine fueled a Yankee onslaught totaling 20 hits and 13 runs. Pirates' Hank Gornicki and Luke Hamlin combined for a double shutout over the Cubs on four and seven hits. Browns’ George Caster and Les Fleming of the Indians shut down the Tribe with Fleming driving in the first game’s winning run and a two run homer in the second. Braves’ Early and Alva shutout Phils in a double victory as Peacock and Williams of the Red Sox drove in four with a three hit night including an eighth inning homer. Cardinals’ Mort Cooper limited Reds to seven hits for his 19th win. Tigers’ Tommy Bridges shutout White Sox with five innings pitched.
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V-Mail Urged for Abroad by Pacific Fleet Leader
Admiral Chester W. Nimitz appeals to service families to use the new V-Mail system for overseas correspondence. The Pacific Fleet highlights speed privacy and economy, noting mainland to forces abroad mail can arrive in about six days from posting. Letters are microfilmed on 1.0 millimeter reels in Honolulu and sent via air to recipients with small enlargements for reading.
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Senate and House in recess amid inflation message speech
President Roosevelt urged inflation relief as Senate military committee reported on Alaska defenses. The Congress adjourned for Saturday with both chambers in recess.
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Deaths Last Night By The Associated Press
Leonard E Bergman 57 New York theatrical producer and singer nephew of late theater owner A Erlanger. He was born in Cleveland Griswold Lomillard Edgartown Mass Gus y Lorillard 57 son of late Alex Lorillard of the tobacco family and grandson of Pierre Lorillard American sportsman founded Tuxedo Park Society in 1086.
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Editor Wins Appointment at University Alumni Bureau
Miss Marguerite Gilstrap of Fayetteville, long time editor of the University of Arkansas alumni publications since 1937, is named assistant de formation specialist for the FSA as announced today in Little Rock.
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