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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1945

Page

5

Opening for a High School Teacher and Pressroom Jobs

Help wanted for a high school teacher position at Guernsey High School Hope Route Four. Also hiring printers linotype operators machinists and pressroom staff in suburban Chicago starting Monday Sept 10 at 8 30 am. Offers group insurance pension vacations bonuses night differential 42 hour weeks and hospital coverage. Mail or visit Leyd Holister Inc 1232 Central Ave Wilmette IL for details.

Chicago Hotze

Wanted to Rent Four or Five Rooms House or Apartment

Classified notice seeking a four or five room house or apartment to rent. Furnished or unfurnished. Contact Harry McDowell at phone 487. 15-3t.

L. C. Sommerville Harry McDowell Tom Carrel

Arkansas Veterans Returning to U S

A lengthy roster lists Arkansas service members scheduled to arrive in Boston on the S S Pach ang Neihouse on Sept 16 and in New York on Sept 17 aboard the S S Marine Angel and the S S Thomas Barry. The names cover many towns including Fay etteville Little Rock Pine Bluff Jonesboro and Fort Smith among others with varied ranks from Pvt to Maj.

Associated Press Arkansas Boston S. S Camden McKinnon Clyde T Pfe Gordon Young Arthur J Mammoth Springs Boyer Clark Ira A van Buren Green Sharford McGehee Dudley Isaac Jonesboro Smith Jessie J Walnut Ridge New York S.S. Marine Angel Weisenberger Royce S Foster Ave Hope Wortsmith Harrigan E Little Rock Ross Charles Pine Bluff Sams Ruel S Coal Hill Smith Crve el Dorado Wiseman Kenneth Salem Southard Gordon H Pleasant Grove McCain Fred B Dover Thomas Larry Ft. Smith Warner Orvan Colt Davis Charles C Pfc Cros Graham Darrell E Crossett Ae Amos H Griffithville Mitchell Henry Paragould Murry Orval Traskwood Owens William Lake City Eley Styrus McCaskill Fubanks George Newport Buford Teddie T-5 Dardanelle Dickens James A North Little Rock Roy C Pocahontas Adams Charles E Mee- Gehee Bailey Elmer Melbourne Danié Hill William P Texarkana McGraw Tracy Dewitt Webb Edgar W Benton Fryer Arthur F Little Rock Thompson James P Pfec Jonesoro Bradford Jim M Shirley Berner Jack V Herbert A Yellville Hudson Walter C Galloway Frederick O Clarksville Pennington James B Arkadelphia Bell Philin E Set Peresta William Sgt du Bose James R. T Searcy Locke Debert A. Pfe Gentry S. S. Thomas Barry Burke John J Lloyd A Marianna Baker Othel E. Pfe Forrest City Boyett Jessie C. Pfe Camp Charles E. Pfe Crabtrey Andrew J. Pfe Ward Digby William B. Pfe Ford John D. Pfe Ozark Robert M. Pfe Irwin Franklin L. Pfe Wynne McConnell Henry L. Pfe Paris Morris Damon D. Pfe Fort Smith Smith Delton C DeQueen Paul A. Pvt Hayes Jordon Mt. Ida McGee Tommye Williams Leo C. Pfc Conway Florice Clyde C Winters Hansel T Moss Frank H Roland Meyer Frank J Hass Alvin A Duardanelle Simpson Frank Brady James J Romine James H Mena Seals Omar C Piggott Biggs Tom S Helena Brewer Glendale Chester Leonard W Jeter Charles A Kennedy Billy R. Pfic Lester Willard F We Blytheville John H., Jr Pinkerton Edward Little Rk Lowe Carl E Rogers

Supreme Court Questions Labor-Nonlabor Boycott Ties

New York September 17 The Supreme Court ruled that a labor union may not act with non labor interests to restrain interstate trade by boycott or other means. The case involved Local 3 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and several area manufacturers. Details recount past trials of union officials including treasurer William A Hogan and business manager Harry Van Arsdale, plus linked shootings and legal actions. The piece notes potential cost impacts on postwar New York construction and rents.

New York Supreme Court Local 3 International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers A. F. of L Roosevelt Court William A. Hogan al Smith Smith Hogan International Brotherhood Harry van Arsdale William Sorenson Frank Dooner Sorenson van Arsdale Bellevue Hospital Dooner Henry Godell Adelbert Letscher New York Police Department Albert Litscher

Chicago and Detroit Loom for Series

Detroit and Chicago chase October World Series as pennant races tighten with two weeks left. Cubs and Tigers hold leads over St Louis and Washington while Brooklyn and other rivals slip. Wyse and Prim win key games as Cubs extend major league record doubleheader streak.

Baseball scores and playoff results across leagues

National League games feature Chicago Brooklyn and others with varied scores. American League headlines include Washington Detroit Chicago St Louis New York results. Southern Association playoff action notes New Orleans and Atlanta, Mobile leads Chattanooga. Saturday results list multiple city matchups with rain postponements and completed games.

Associated Press Chicago Brooklyn Philadelphia St. Louis Boston Cincinnati Pittsburgh New York Washington Detroit Cleveland New Orleans Atlanta Mobile Chattanooga

Re-Election by Acclaim Highlights Union Meeting

The article notes Van Arsdale’s re election by acclaim after a membership meeting. It explains union voting rules with class A and B distinctions, and that Local 3 with 20 000 members may be the largest within the American union movement. It contrasts voting weight and representation between A and B class unions.

van Arsdale Russia

Sleepers Hinted in Baseball Draft and A A U Plan

The piece notes that minor league time affects draft eligibility with armed forces service credited. It mentions the A A U planning a home and home schedule Kansas City to California and a Denver pre chmpionship tournament. It highlights Ira Thomas with Dick Donahue and Bill Pierce's arm strength and previews lighting for the Giants Yanks exhibition in Lynn Massachusetts tomorrow night.

New York New American Basketball League A.A.U Kansas City California Ira Thomas Athletics Dick Donahue Lexington Buffalo Bucky Harris Bill Pierce Lynn Mass

League Leaders Batting and Pitching Summary

Chicago star Cavarretta leads batting at .358 with Holmes of Boston at .353 and Walker of Brooklyn top RBI with 118. Holmes tops home runs with 28 while Brerecheen leads pitching at 13-3. Stirnweiss and Moses pace hits, doubles, and triples across teams with Brooklyn Newhouser and Detroit Newhouser among top pitchers.

Associated Press Cavarretta Chicago Holmes Boston Rons-Holmes Rosen Brooklyn Walker Figbroes Iduits-Holmes Brown Taples-Olmo Pafke Adams St. Louis Schoendienst Barrett Pittsburgh Brecheen Pusseau Dickshot Cuccinello Stirnweiss New York Stephens Rens Ellen Cullenbine Detroit Moses Binks Washington York Surnweiss Myatt Muncerief Newhouser

Baseball Tonight Schedule From Eastern War Time

Today's games feature St Louis at New York Chicago at Boston Cleveland at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington and Brooklyn at Chicago Boston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St Louis with multiple start times. Tomorrow's schedule lists American League Cleveland at Philadelphia and St Louis at New York.

Associated Press

Flashes of Life and Oddities from City Hubs

In Hollywood a fire threatens Mrs. Natalie Enison’s home as she saves $1,250 fox furs and a $2,600 mink coat only to find them missing after the blaze. In San Francisco editor Wayne Richardson loses his favorite suit after buying a new one. UCLA professor Claude Jones jokes about bomb disposal duty. In Winnetka a sunflower decorates a chimney after a vacation, likely from rice. In Chicago a pony named Tom is stolen and a dozen Prosser children form a bicycle posse to find it.

Associated Press Hollywood Natalie Enison San Francisco Wayne Richardson Sunny Side Los Angeles Cordr Claude E. Jones UCLA Pacific Winnetka, Ill Howard H. Vaubhan Chicago Pi— Tom John Prosser Prosser

Stars Win Openers Highlight Baseball Day

Yesterday’s action featured Roger Wolff pitching a five hitter to beat Detroit 3-2, Dizzy Trout faltering in the ninth as Chicago Cubs beat Brooklyn 3-2, Hank Wyse notching his 20th win in Trevor Browns sweep, Vern Stephens driving in four for the Browns in a 6-2 lid lifter, Ben Chapman delivering a ninth inning pinch hit for a 4-3 Phillies win, Emil Verban homering and driving in three in a Cards 10-3 nightcap rout, Jack Barrett hitting his 15th homer for the Pirates in a 3-2 win over the Giants.

Joe Reichler Associated Press Lke Detroit Chicago Washington Senators St. Louis Cardinals Tigers Cubs Lpst Brooklyn Dodgers Grizzly Bruins Redbirds Philadelphia Cards Ray Prim Hank Wyse Cub Claude Passeau Peanuts Lowrey Wyse Phillies Ben Chapman Philly Roger Wolff Johnny Niggeling Nats Dizzy Trout Mike Kreevich St. Louis’ Browns Yankees New York Sewelmen Bob Muncrief Yanks Spud Chandler McCarthy Men Steve Gromek Cleveland Philadelphia Athletics Mackmen New York Giants Pittsburgh Pirates Jack Barrett Pirates Jack Brewer Giants Dave Ferriss Chicago White Sox Boston Red Sox Thornton Lee Pale Hose Orval Grove Ferriss Braves Reds Boston Vern Stephens Browns Stephens Chandler Emil Verban Chapman Verban Barrett Pittsburgh Brewer Bucs

National League Schedule Mentioned for Chicago and Boston

York notes only games scheduled in the National League with Chicago visiting St. Louis and Boston visiting Cincinnati.

Lookouts and Bears Set For pivotal Southern Association clash

Mobile Bears lead Chattanooga Lookouts 3 games to 2 in a best-of-seven series after a 10 3 win. Buck Tanner limited the Lookouts to five hits as Atlanta’s Crackers were eliminated by New Orleans 8 4. The Bears and Lookouts resume in Chattanooga with a decisive finale for a $2 000 stake.

Associated Press Mobile Bears Chattanooga Lookouts Atlantas New Orleans Mobile Chattanooga Buck Tanner Lookouts Bears Tanner John Douglas Dan Radkovitch Johnny George Knuckles Crackers Wasburn Pels Atlanta Cook Kinney Ivy Washburn Carrola Roma Rossie Callan Radakovich Deemer Chozen

Cotton States League Eyes 1946 Reorganization

Eight cities plan to join the revived Cotton States League with potential working agreements. El Dorado Helena Pine Bluff Hot Springs Ark and Greenville Greenwood Clarksdale Miss Monroe La seek reentry. Texarkana absent. Final meeting set for October 21 to post deposits and finalize entries.

Glenville Miss el Dorado Helena Pine Bluff Hot Springs Ark Greenville Greenwood Clarsdale Monroe Emmet Hardy Texarkana Vicksburg Marshall Tex Judge Hardy Texas John C. Newman Clarksdale Ccity Marshell

Southwestern Teams Open on Saturday

Southwestern Conference football opens with seven teams in action this weekend. Baylor aims to improve after a 40-0 win at Blackland Army Air Field while SMU, Texas, Texas A. and M, Rice, Arkansas, and TCU schedule night games or early losses. West Texas State and Southwestern meet in a tune up, showing overall league strength early in the season.

Associated Press TNT Baylor Blackland Army Air Field Texas Christian Horned Frogs Kansas University Kansas City Baylors West Texas State Waco Southern Methodist Dallas Texas Bergstrom Field Austin Texas A. and Ellington Field College Station Rice Corpus Christi Naval Air Station Houston Arkansas Barksdale Shreveport Taylor Blackland Buffaloes Mexico College

Trader Discovers Columbia River Amid British Expedition

An American trader locates the Columbia River as a British expedition captain pursues the river, attempting to chart and navigate its course. The encounter highlights competing interests in exploration and trade along the early Pacific Northwest frontier.

Columbia River

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