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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1948

Page

2

Roosevelts Choice Wallace Under Fire In Pegler Feature

Paragraphs accuse Franklin D Roosevelt of guilt in nominating Henry Wallace as vice president citing letters about a cult and dream visions. The piece mocks official assurances and names party figures like Felix Frankfurter Ed Flynn Ha Hopkins Jim Farley Michelson as denying or concealing the affair. It references Miranor the Great and a guru figure Nicholas Roerleh and discusses alleged secrecy in government agencies.

New York D. Roosevelt Henry Wallace United States Miranor the Great Bobbiehead Chicago Wallace Nicholas Roerleh The Treasury Department of Justice Roosevelt Felix Frantfuker Ed Flynn Ha Hopkins Jim Farley Charles Michelson Michelson Kessip Jim Ay Haee Democratic National Committee Oether

Scott Nominated for Sullivan Trophy by Arkansas AAU

Scott Nominated for the James E. Sullivan award as the nation’s outstanding amateur athlete. Selection announced in Little Rock by the Arkansas AAU. Johnny Parqueran of Ouachita College named to revive the Neil Martin trophy. Ivan H. Grove, athletic director at Hendrix College, reelected state AAU president.

Little Rock Clyde Scott James E. Sullivan Awaard Arkansas Association of the Amateur Athletic Union Johnny Parqueran Ouachita College Neil Martin Seat Shire Ivan HB. Grove Hendrix College

Southwest Eyes Arkansas TCU Game In Conference Week

Southwest Conference action centers on two key matchups with LSU at Rice in Houston and Texas Tech hosting in-state bragging rights. North Carolina upset Texas 34 7 while Doak Walker starred for Southern Methodist in a 33 24 win over Pitt. Arkansas coasted past East Texas State 46 7 as Baylor toppled Tulsa 42 15. Texas faces New Mexico next while Texas A M travels to Oklahoma to try to halt the Sooners.

Dallas Tex Kansas Texas Chistian Fort Worth Louisiana State Rice Houston Southam Methodist Texas Tech Texas A North Carolina Texas Texas T Texas Christian Oklahonsa A Doak Walker Pitt Teavenale Gilbert Johnson Southern Methodist Walker Johnson Darkansas East Texas State Leon Campbell Gena Mazzanti Baylor Tulse Sami i Houston New Mexico Austin Salory Mississippi State Memphis Te. A. Ang M Norman Okla Oklahoma New York Alabama Tennessee Notre Dame Michigan Eames Duke North Carolina State Hardin-Simmons Cincinnati California Southern Methodist University Army North Carolina Tar Heels Nottre Damers Pulane South Bend Steve Oracko Navy Baltimore Speedy Wert Villanova AllAmerica Doak Walker Pittsburgh Joe Ernest Tilame Crimson Tide McWilliams Mi Sippo State Srivan Tennessee Vals Yale Hse Brown Columbia Thutzars Cornell New York University Fey Cress Georgetown Mississippi Marida PhD Georgia Tech Vanderbilt Georgia Chattanooga William and Mary Davidson Furman Washington Maryland Dee Richman George Washington Virginia Tech

ARKANSAS INTERCOLLEGIATE CONFERENCE FOOTBALL RACES HEAT UP

The blocky season narrative centers on Arkansas Tech and State Teachers aiming for a second straight league win as Hendy faces Muleriders at Magnolia. Arkansas A&M, Henderson at Arkadelphia, and nonconference games shape early title chase with Ouachita and Arkansas State also in action. Arkansas Tech, State Teachers, and Ouachita each eye decisive results while Arkansas A&M, Henderson, and Arkansas College play warmups or nonconference tilts.

Carl Bell Little Reel Arkansas Tech Ad State Teachers College of This Otuaehua Tech Magnolie Hendy Stangles A. M Muleriders Arkansas A Monticello Henderson Arkadelphia Little Rock Sumer College University of Akansas Arkan State Western Kentucky Sech Arkansas de Bone Uhean Magnolia Mel Nevse College of Louisiana Ouachita Dd-U Ouachita Lad Bee ATC Hendix

Football By The Associated Press AM Conference Scores and Notes

AP roundup covers American Conference results with Buffalo over Cleveland and Washington edging a close game. Mentions Bears loss to Green Bay, while references to political figures and national prep discussions appear in a noisy, garbled section.

Associated Press Buffale Cleveland Baltinory i Trovdslyay National League Bears Weshingtom Bisbirah

Texan football players toil in oil fields and sign big deals

Twenty five members of the 45 man Texan football squad worked in oil fields last summer. The season notes a strong advance in Western Conference ticket sales. Stan Hollmig, standout for the Phillies farm club, chose riches over college eligibility and signed a contract. Harold Siasse n meets Penn camp humorously praised as Minnesota like. Glenn Tabbs names his son John Saxon Dobbs in a light personal aside.

New York Hallhweks North Carolina Jennings Marburper Cal Fate Stan Phillies Stan Hollmig Uminston Del Eligibi Iy iTexas A M. Hollmig Phils Harold Siassen University of Pennsylvania Penn Notbal Mershey George Munger Minnesota Glenn Tabbs Los Angeles John Saxon Dobbs John Kimbrough Susan Judd

Top Teams Fall in Open Weekend Play Across Nation

Texas, Alabama and Tennessee were toppled as college football began its big weekend. Notre Dame and Michigan survived tight tests, while Army, SMU and others posted strong showings. Coastal and regional results highlighted a mix of upsets and near misses across many campuses.

Braves Take Title as Indians Push Ahead in 1943 race

The Deston Braves clinched the National League pennant and face the World Series as Cleveland, led by Bosby Feller's five hit pitching, moved a game up on the Red Sox and Yankees in the American League race. The Indians beat Detroit 4 1 while New York toppled Boston 6 2.

Ralph Roden Associated Press Deston Braves Cleveland Indians Billy Southworth Braves Indians Boston Red Sox New York Yankees Cleveland Bosby Feller Detroit Tigers Yanks Red Lou Bordreau Red Sox Tomerr Chisago White Sox Tigers Boston Fenway Park Sox Washington Senators Philadelphia Connie Mack Dick Fowler Louw Brissic Joe Coleman Carl Seheis Feller Vic Wertz Pat Mullin Dick Wakefield Tiger Joe Gordon Hal Newhouser Tribe New York Giants Bob Elliott Cincinnati Reds

Teacher Admits Being Intimate With Pupil

Evanston, September 27. Henry Keak 42, a married former high school biology teacher, pleaded guilty after a pupil testified of intimate conduct. The girl said she was in love and acted of her own free will. the case proceeded as a bench trial.

Evanston Henry Keak Krul Hvanston John Paviik Chile Kent Tegit

Sixth Victim of Gun Battle Succumbs

Kansas police report Sergeant William Wells died today from wounds in a gun battle that claimed four officers and bystander Erwin Burton. George Bell, brother of Wells, faces first degree murder charges in the assault.

Kansas Seargeant Willian Wells Tish Monty Ali Sargent Welle Padbhaan Jt Hopin

Congdon Captures Canadian Open Golf Crown

Vancouver Sept. 27 Chuck Congdon of Tacoma Washington won the Canadian Open at Shaughnessy Heights par 72 course. He finished 283 after a final 69 to overtake leader Dick Metz of Arkansas City Massachusetts. Vic Gheval Englewood and Lab Loon St Andrews tied for second with 283 while Henman Keiser Springfield Missouri was fourth at 284.

Vancouver B. C Chuck Congdon Tneama Wash Dick Metz Arkansans City Mas Congdon Shaughnessy Heights Metz Vic Gheval Englewood N. J Mitched Congdon Lab Jfoon St. Andrews Matt. Henman Keiser Spring ‘Field, Mo

Truman Says Rights Bill in Danger Aboard Taiwan Campaign

President Truman warned the rights bill faces danger as Congress debates it during a campaign train swing toward Austin and San Marcos Texas. He praised Attorney General Tom Clark and urged unity with the United Nations for world peace. House Leader Sam Rayburn urged continuity in leadership, backing Truman amid concerns over global tensions.

Taiwan Truman Congress Austin State Capitol Tom Clark Allz San Marcos Lyndon Johnson D-Lexas Senate Coke Stevenson San Antonio United Nations United States Sam Raysburn House Russia Berlin San Antono Rayburn Charles G. Ross United Nations Security Council Marshall Washington Trivnan Ofleg

Fragmented OCR Word Puzzle Clues Inspire Crossword Theme

A jumbled list of crossword style clues appears, with numbered hints ranging from chemical symbols to mythic figures and nautical terms. The text reads like a mixed set of definitions and partial phrases, including references to Latin letters, Greek letters, and various ordinary and obscure terms.

Fragmentary crossword style clues from historical column

A garbled OCR style list presents numbered clue fragments and stray letters. Readers see scattered phrases like lease grantors restraint she is the byists practiced and other incomplete items. The piece resembles a puzzle or filler page rather than a full coherent report.

Russia Blames West For Berlin Negotiations Collapse

Moscow reports say the Russian press and Tass blame Western powers for failing to reach a Berlin settlement. Tass cites British Foreign Secretary Bevin’s Commons speech and outlines Soviet calls for four power control of Berlin trade and restricted influence of the four power financial commission.

Moscow Radia Berlin Tass Erpest Bevin United States Britain France Fours Power Financial Commission Soviet Union

Confession Spotlighted In One Time Spy Case

Washington reports partial confession by a former spy will shape a congressional report on efforts to steal atomic secrets. The House Un-American Activities Committee plans to release findings this week, citing admissions by a key witness and criticizing Roosevelt Truman era action.

Washington America Mase Un-American Activities Commattea Souyes J. Parnell Thomas R-Nj Roosevelt Truman Geneyad Cari Youw Clark

Barons Tie Southern Playoff With Ninth Inning Rally

In Birmingham the Barons erased a 2- game deficit by scoring five runs in the eighth inning to force a 66 tie against Nashville. The decisive ninth featured Mellederlein’s infield hit and a crash at the plate as Ratner and Boguskie suffered injuries amid the dramatic finish.

Birmingham Ala Hes Wade Harry Barish Nashville Wile Nashville Charity Ure Barons Mde Mickey Hutner Baron Hal Boguskie Rutner Boguskie Ratner Callahone Mellederlein Tie Fat Damate Mickey Rumer Dropa Mal Quick Baguskic Bowuskic Hodertein

Adventure Parade and Radio Schedule Montage

A fragmented list detailing Sept 27 and 22 broadcast rosters, with show names, hosts, and program blocks. Includes Adventure Parade segments, News editions, musical showcases, and guest appearances such as Kate Smith, Prescott Hour, and Fulton Lewis, reflecting a mid‑20th century radio schedule jam.

Kate Smith Mears Rhythm & Reason Fulton Lewis Billy Rose Gabriel Ucaller Bnl Henry Rust Kilgore Billy Bishop Oreh Barclay Atay Dance Mutual

Top Radio Programs New York Selections Sept 27

Overview of New York radio listings dated September 27 features programs across networks. Highlights include NBC offerings such as Breakfast in the Hol and Say It With Music, plus NBC and ABC schedule notes for evening concerts and talk shows with listed hosts and time slots.

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