1144 Acres Land and Nearby Property For Sale
Classified notes advertise 1144 acres south of Hope with 40 to 30 acres in hardwood timber, a five room house and outbuildings. Also 25 acres on Rolston Highway with a six room house, water gas and tele phones, stock barn, near city limits. Other listings include a good home and lot near a store for 3000 to 5000 dollars and requests for telephone poles.
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Hempstead
Nevada County
Hope
Ark
J. W. Anderson
Patmos
Rolston
Floyd Porterfield
John Lee Anderson
Services Offered at Dr J A Bias Veterinarian
Veterinary services provided for all domestic animals with 24 hour call response. Dr J A Bias offers round the clock care and emergency availability at phone number 894 W.
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J. A. Bias
Lost ration books and billfold in Arkansas Missouri trip
Lost two Number 4 ration books and a ladies black zipper billfold trimmed in red with $65 in money and identification papers. Reward offered for return to Mary F Baker McCaskill Ark. Also lost Friday morning on the Nashville Hope bus. Reward to Mary E Bright at Hall's Hat Shop or Hope Star office. Phone 585 W or 76.
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Mary F. Baker
McCaskill
Ark
Nashville-Hope, Mo
Pac
Mary E. Bright
Hall
Hope Star
Hope Star Ad Seeks Colored School Boy Help
Short part time work offer seeks a colored school boy with no conflict to school hours. Apply Hope Star. India presses for full independence with far reaching implications. Mrs Sarojini Naidu former president of Indian National Congress.
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Apply Hope Star
India
Sarojini Naidu
Indian National Congress
Denazification Arrests Hit Ruhr Industrialists and Schmeling
British control commission arrests 40 leading Ruhr industrialists including Hugo Stinnes after dark, part of Potsdam driven purge. Max Schmeling also detained on breach of military government orders as arrests widen across Rhine Westphalia coal syndicate members.
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Edward D. Ball
Hereford
Germany
British Central Commission
Ruhr Industries
Hugo Stinnes
Ruhr
Max Schmeling
Schmeling
Control Commission
Industralists
Hitler
Stinnes
Wilden ‘Tager
Rudige Schmidt
Herbert Kauert
Gustav Schmid
August Knepper
Otti Springorum
90 000 Now on Strike Over Nation
Nearly 90 000 workers idle amid reconversion labor disputes with Detroit as the epicenter. About 40 000 Detroit area workers are idled as Kelsey Hayes Wheel Co strike affects Ford Motor Co and other plants. Production delays hit 1946 model Fords. Westinghouse, Pennsylvanian coal miners, and CIO workers in multiple states join the walkouts.
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United Press
Detroit
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Louisville
Edgewater
N. J
Dallas
Tex
Hudson Motor Car Co
Pennsylvania
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Co
Minneapolis
Sinit
United Fuel Gas Co
Charleston
W. Va
CIO
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Today's Baseball Schedule Across Leagues
The Associated Press lists today’s games in both leagues with start times. National League matchups include New York at Chicago, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia at Cincinnati. American League games include Detroit at New York, St. Louis at Washington, and Cleveland at Boston.
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eWaervrreae Voy
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
League Leaders and Batting Figures From The National League
National League batting leader Cavorretta of Chicago at .261 with Holmes of Boston at .356. RBIs headed by Walker of Brooklyn at 109 and Holmes at 107. Holmes also tops hits with 196, while Rosen of Brooklyn has 1658. Holmes doubles 42, Walker 37. Olmo of Brooklyn leads triples with 13, tied with Rucker of New York and Pafko. Home runs Holmes 28, Workman and Adams 22. Stolen bases Schoendienst 23 and Barrett 21. Pitching leader Brecheen of St. Louis noted.
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Associated Press
National League
Cavorretta
Chicago
Holmes
Boston
Walker
Brooklyn
Rosen
Olmo
Rucker
New York
Pafko
Workman
Adams
St. Louis
Schoendienst
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Brecheen
Cuccinello
Boudreau
Cleveland
Stirnweiss
Stephens
Etten
Culletine
Detroit
Moses
Binks
Washington
Cullenbine
Myatt
Muncries
Newhouser
Labor Bosses and Politicians Face Labor Movement Corruption
Westbrook Pegler argues that Roosevelt era labor leaders and officials protected racketeers in unions and misuse of power endangered workers. He cites La Guardia Ickes and Schwellenbach, accuses them of lip service to reform, and calls for stronger anti racketeering laws to shield the rank and file.
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New York
Roosevelt
Department of Labor
Labor Relations Board
Hitler
Fiorello la Guardia
Harold Ickes
Schwellenbach
Truman
Perkins
Labor Department
la Guardia
Fays
Boves
LaGuardia
George Scalise
Detective Bureau
Scalise
Capone
Joe Fay
James Bove
Labor Movement
Ickes
U. S Employment Service
Tennessee
Electricians
American Federation of Labor
Japan
Detroit
Richard Frankensteen
United Automobile Workers of the
CIO
Pearl Harbor
Department of Justice
Tom Dewey
Frank Hogan
A. F. of L
CIO. Schnellenbach
Baseball season leaders and team stats snapshot
The data lists top 1940s players by batting and pitching stats. Leading figures include yi Passeau and Stirnweiss with high batting averages and runs, and pitchers Muncries and Newhouser with win loss records and ERAs. It also notes runs batted in, home runs, doubles, triples, and stolen bases across the league.
Ben Jones to Return to Razorback Basketball Next Season
Arkansas sport notes report Ben Jones, once crippled in a 1944 auto crash, is expected to return as forward and leading scorer for the Razorbacks next winter. Coach Gene Lambert praises his recovery as Jones eyes a comeback despite past injuries plus a captaincy in 1945.
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Carl Bell
Associated Press
Big Ben Jones
University of Arkansas
Ben
Gene Lambert
Razorback
Eager Deno Nichols
Parkers
Jones
Medicos
Lambert
Fayetteville
Cubs rely on relief corps in pennant push amid players shifts
New York reports show Hank Borowy bolsters Chicago Cubs relief staff since joining July 29 as pitchers logged 14 relievers across 40 games, with Walter Wilson and Hy Vandenberg also noted for 20 and 18 relief appearances.
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New York
Hank Borowy
Cubs
Hank
Borowy
Tigers
Walter Wilson
Hy Vandenberg
College policy aims for equal athletic plane for student players
ic Director Jeff Farris declares the policy aims for athletics on par with major universities while keeping players as legitimate students who play for the love of the game. A lengthy chorus of doubters awaits to see if it can be achieved.
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Jeff Farris
Thomases
Service Dept Keesier Field to Host 200th Boxing Show
Keesier Field inMississippi will stage its 200th boxing show since April 1942 next week. More than 700000 soldiers have seen 1948 bouts. Johnny Mize may be discharged from navy soon. Giants’ Eddie Brannick asked for World Series reservations. Marty Servo, coast guard veteran, plans to have Al Weill challenge Red Cochran for welter title next Tuesday.
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Keesier Field
Miss
Johnny Mize
al Weill
Red Cochrane
Weill
Fast Backs Make Hogs a Real Threat
Fayetteville in September preview notes Arkansas Razorbacks as a serious threat this fall. Coach Glen Rose must develop first line tackles and a fast backfield led by Charley Johnsen to lift the team toward contention in the Southwest Conference.
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Carl Bell
Fayetteville
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Hive
Glen Rose
Hawegs
Charley Johnsen
Cubs and Tigers Hold Narrow Leads as Season Runs Down
The pennant races reach the "if stage" with the Tigers holding a slim AL edge after a doubleheader split in New York and the Cubs five games ahead in the NL. Washington beat the Browns twice, tightening margins as Brownie hopes hinge on late surges while Cubs and Cardinals battles loom. John Niggeling struck out five and Tex Shirley yielded the two run gap in a key first game.
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Carl Lundquist
New York
Caer Tigers
Cubs
Belogs
Tigers
Senators
Browns
Washington
Cardinals
John Niggeling
Newman
Tex) Shirley
Buddy Lewis
Larino Pieretti
Razorbacks preview 1945 line and backfield depth
Terman anchors the left tackle as the lone seasoned starter with a crew of big freshmen competing for the other tackle spot. The line centers around end Mike Schumechyk and co-captains Earl Wheeler center and Hew Ford guard, with Buck Forsythe scouting as a potential star. Backfield strength buzzes over four all-staters in the mix led by John Hoffman and Calvin Smith, while Rose cautions about Schumchyk injury and asserts a tougher schedule that could still favor Arkansas at home against Texas and Texas A&M threats.
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Terman
Mike Schumechyk
Earl Wheeler
Hew Ford
Schumchyk
Buck Forsythe
Pine Bluff
Forsythe
Wayne Wallace
Manila
Gordon Galloway
Pleasanton
Tex
Jack Jenkins
Blytheville
Ken Kearns
Ray McClelland
Henry Garhis
Dale Counce
Ford
Henry Desalvo
Joe Paladino
Wheeler
Alfred Bracey
Little Rock
Jim Simpson
Westville
Okla
Little Bill Collie
Rose
Big Glen
Parker Grid
John Hoffman
Bad Canada
Hot Springs
Calvin Smith
Batesville
Jake Baldwin
Harold Henson
Springdale
Shorty Turchi
Harry Vandergriff
van Buren
Alton Baldwin
Tommy Donoho
Frank Schumchyk
Calvin Lane
Hoffman
Frank Schimchyk
Canada
Razorbacks
Texas
Texas N. M
Arkansas
Baseball and softball results mixed in daily schedule notes
The report covers softball at Fair Park and multiple baseball games. Highlights include Detroit’s 5 2 win on Les Mueller’s three hits, two Aaron Robinson homers for New York, and the Tigers’ pitching wildness. Other games feature Boston’s 9 3 win over Cleveland, White Sox and Athletics split, Cubs’ 6 1 victory over the Giants, Cardinals 9 1 loss to Boston, and Pirates’ 17 3 win over Brooklyn with Durocher ejection.
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Detroit
Les Mueller
Wildness
Yankee
Aaron Robinson
Bud Metheny
Charley Keller
New York
Tiger
Roy Cullendine
Tigers
Cleveland
Boston
Red Sox
George Woods
White Soy
Athletics
Philadelphia
George Kell
Joe Berry
Bobby Estaella
Orval Grove
Wally Moses
Bill Nicholson
Hank Borowy
Cub
Giants
Chicago
Cubs
Bill Voiselle
Ace Adams
Charley Barrett
Cards
St. Louis
Braves
Tommy Holmes
Ed Wright
Cardinals
Ken Burkhardt
Buster Adams
Carden Gillenwater
Pittsburgh
Dodgers
Johnny Barrett
Bob Elliott
Leo Durocher
Luis Olme
Brooklyn
Reds
Phils
Cincinnati
Howard Fox
Baseball Scores From League and Associations
Beeball Scores annal League games list Chicago 6 New York 1 Boson 9 3 St Louis 1 7 Pittsburgh 17 Brooklyn 5 Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 1 New York 14 2 Detroit 5 5 Philadelphia 6 1 Chicago 5 2 Boston 9 Cleveland 3 Washington 2 3 St Louis 0 2 Southern Association Atlanta 7 Nashville 5 Memphis 9 Mobile 3 Chattanooga 14 Birmingham 5 New Orleans at Little Rock postponed due to rain. WPB Salvage Division head W Thomas Hoyt notes waste paper shortages threaten packing needs.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Boson
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Atlanta
Nashville
Memphis
Mobile
Chattanooga
Birmingham
New Orleans
Little Rock
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Alex Purtle
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L. C. Sommerville
Claude McConnell
Floyd Eneverritur
Rufus Martin
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Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Passeau
Jonesboro High School
el Dorado
Fort Smith
Simon
Arkansas State Teachers College
Athiet
Wright Flyer
U.S. Army Air Forces
Idoo
Lars Ernst Ladewig
T. M. Reg
U. S. Pat
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Imen
By William Ferguson
By Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
Andy Pafko
Red Smith
Baseball Cubs
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Philadelphia Eagles
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A.W.O.L
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Army
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Ripper
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Ravers
Ernie Moore
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Red Dutton
National Hockey League
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International Hockey Writers’ Association
Billy Kelly
Buffalo Courier-Express
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Manchuria
Russia
Fair Park
Emil
Dutch) Leonard
W. Thomas Hoyt
WPB Salvage Division
Texarkana Lodge
Odd Fellows
Anchor Lodge No
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Bob Elmore
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Hope Appliance Co
East 3Rd St
C. L. Roberts
Davis Studio 101
South Elm
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