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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1944

Page

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V-3 Rocket Details From 1939 Reports spark confusion

The fragment discusses alleged German rocket tests around 1939 in New Mexico and London, referencing Dr. Robert’s experiments, liquid oxygen, and a V-3 like device. It mentions a five foot diameter and explosive radius claims, uncertain fuel amounts, and potential air absorbing effects, with unclear sources and terminology.

Blakeslee MacKenzie Meterocket Robert New Mexico Dcova London

Oklahoma A and M Knocks Out Parkers 19 0

Oklahoma A and M defeated Arkansas Razorbacks 19 to 0 in Oklahoma City led by 18 year old sophomore Bob Fenimore who ran for a TD and passed for another Fenimore opened the scoring with a 50 yard run and a later pass to Ceciel Hawkins after halftime to make it 7 0 The Aggies added two more scores in the fourth period with a 27 yard pass to Glen Moore and Joe Thomas to Hawkins before the final 19 0 score Fenimore left with an injury but not believed serious Coach Lookabaugh praised Ralph Foster for his play in the freshman heavy squad

Oklahoma City Bob Fenimore Oklahoma Aggie University of Arkansas Razorbacks Fenimore Arkansas Ceciel Hawkins Fnimore Aggies Hawkins Joe Thomas Glen Moore Thomas Razorbacks Tommy Donoho Alton Baldwin Parkers Aggie Fenimouse Jim Lookabaugh Ralph Foster Reshman Aggie

Army Navy clash at West Point with limited crowd

Sports Mirror Today recalls an Army Navy game played at West Point with spectators restricted to residents within ten miles as War Department announced. Three years ago the Yankees beat the Dodgers 3 2 in the World Series behind Red Ruffing, drawing 68 540 fans and 265 396 in gate receipts at Yankee Stadium. Five years ago Frankie Frisch signed a two year Pirates management deal. Ten years ago the St Louis …

Army-Navy West Point War Department New York Yankees Dodgers Red Ruffing Yankee Stadium Fordham Frankie Frisch Pittsburgh Pirates St. Louis

Bobcats Tie El Dorado In Home Opener

Hope's Bobcats battled El Dorado to a 6 6 tie in Hope's season debut. Joe Rooker sparked the offense with a 20 yard run and a TD to tie the score after El Dorado led 6 0. Harold Cumbie connected on a shovel pass for 10 yards and Howard Cobb then received another pass for a first down as Hope surged in the second quarter. Officials were Kearns Howard Bill Nichols and Capt. R. M. McCreary.

Hope Bobcats el Dorado Statistes Harris Lyle Titsworth Parnell Joe Rooker Rooker Clarence Garrett el Dorado Wildcats Harold Cumbie Howard Cobb Dorado Cumbie Johnny Brannan Kearns Howard Ouachita Bill Nichols

Roosevelt jab at Hillman cited in speech on unions

The article recalls President Roosevelt’s remark calling him Charlie McCarthy to Sidney Hillman in a Sept. 23 address before the Teamsters Union in Washington. It also notes Norman Thomas, running for president, telling Los Angeles listeners that continued European warfare stems largely from demands for Germany’s unconditional surrender. Additionally, the Florida Independent party failed to win a Supreme Court ruling to gain ballot access for the upcoming primary.

Roosevelt Charlie McCarthy Sidney Hillman Teamsters' Union Washington Norman Thomas Los Angeles Germany Florida Independent Party Supreme Court Elec Ory

Boxing results from major cities headline night

Fights last night featured Willie Pep outpointing Chalky Wright in Hartford while Jake La Motta defeated George Koch in New York Detroit saw Walter Woods decision Deacon Nathan Logan in St. Louis Aaron Wade stopped Jimmy Suyden in San Francisco Bobby Yeager outpointed Jimmy Hatcher in Los Angeles with Bobby Yager fighting through to victory in Lake City B C and a bout in Hollywood California listed among results

New York Willie Pep Hartford Chalky Wright Los Angeles Detroit Jake la Motta George Kochan St. Louis Walter Woods K. QO Deacon Nathan Logan San Francisco Aaron Little Tiger) Wade Jimmy Suyden Hollywood Calif Bobby Yaeger Jimmy Hatcher Lake City B. C

Sardinia Named Sardines Origin In Mediterranean Tradition

Sardinia, the Mediterranean island, gave sardines their name as locals called them pilchards. The fish were prepared there by soaking in brine, drying, and frying in olive oil, while Tweed hame from the River Tweed in Scotland appears in related notes.

Sardinia

Cardinals Clinch NL Pennant by Narrow Margin

The Cardinals win the National League pennant by a two game margin over the Giants, sealing the title in a tight finish. The victory confirms the Cardinals as league champions with the decisive performances lifting them ahead of their rival Giants.

Cardinals Giants

Cadet Football Booklet Highlights Ike and Army Icons

New York reports Army cadet football opens 1944 season with a booklet by Joe Cahill. It profiles Dwight Eisenhower, Stilwell, Omar Bradley and other officers, noting Ike as a quick diagnostician and Stilwell’s late game impact and Bradley’s two-sport, strong tackling and batting prowess.

New York United States Military Academy Joe Cahill

Army-Navy 1926 tie figures in bomber command tale

Brig Gen Born leads bombers over Germany and likens enemy air strength to football defense. Col Meehan disappeared on Wake Island bombing mission. Lt Col Trapnell, famed for Bataan defense, was reported a POW. Col Paul Bunker, Army’s first All-America back, died in a Japanese prison camp.

Army Navy Chuck Born Blondy Saunders Art Heehan Tom Trapnell Born Germany Meehan Wake Island New Guinea Traphell Bataan Paul Bunker Corregidor

Market Report features rally on cotton and livestock data

New York cotton futures rose up to 95 cents a bale on details of the Commodity Credit Corp cotton purchase plan. Oct to May contracts advanced, led by optimism from war talk and earnings hopes. In St Louis, hogs steady to up, cattle mixed, and lambs soft, with weekly top prices listed for various classes.

New York Commodity Credit Corp Wis Rails ST. Louis Livestock National Stockkyards Ill

New York Stocks Steady After Broad Recovery Session

New York stock market advanced with aircraft and specialty shares leading the recovery. Heavy activity was seen in Hayes Mfg with trades from 1,000 to 10,000 shares as low priced issues boosted volume for the two hour period.

New York Hayes Mfg

Last Game to Settle Race in American League Title

The Detroit Tigers and St. Louis Browns remain tied for the pennant after a Browns sweep of the Yankees and a Tigers split with Washington. A one game playoff, if needed, would be Monday at Briggs Stadium in Detroit, with the outcome depending on Sunday’s Tigers at Nat and Browns at Yankees games.

Associated Press Joe Reichler Detroit Tuers St. Louis Browns Browns New York Yankees Tigers Washington Senators Mike Kreevich Johnny Lindell Gutteridge Paul Waner Nats Dizzy Trout Stan Spence Mickey Haefner Cincinnati Pirates Brooklyn Dodgers Phillies Pittsburgh Ken Raffensberger Tee Wilks Cardinals Boston Cubs Nite Andrews Philadelphia Athletics Cleveland Chicago White Sox Thornton Lee Boston Red Sox

Postwar armed forces debate prompts restraint call

Our Daily weighs Sen Thomas's plan for a 2,000,000 man peacetime force for a decade after war. The piece questions long term police strength, warning it may invite rival powers to demand larger peacetime armies and could prove dangerous. The discussion frames disarmament aims with caution.

Elmer Thomas Oklahoma Thomas Germany Japan Russia

Football Scores From The Associated Press

East Temple 34 Swarthmore 12. Wake Forest 14 Georgia 7. Oklahoma Aggies 19 Arkansas 0. Kansas 14 Denver 14. Pittsburgh 26 Washburn 6. Central Michigan 14 Michigan Jayvees 13. National League batting and pitching leaders listed with team affiliations and totals.

Associated Press Colleges East Temple Swarthmore South Stampden-Sybney Marylane Auburn Howard Wake Forest Georgia Midwest Drake Michigan Jayvees Walker Brooklyn Nicholson Chicago Chiscago Cavarretta Musial St. Louisa Barrett Pittsbur Barret Burgh Wilks St. Louis

Debated Military Posture and Invasion Imagery

The piece argues against a massive international armed force citing cost and political risks, urging peacetime defense and a large citizen reserve. It cites General Marshall’s plan for a small professional army with trained reserves, and mocks Nazi leader imagery while noting a Nazi robot bomb claim and a satirical view of Hitler’s behavior.

Congress Marshall

LaGuardia’s Service and City Hall Linkage Mentioned

The piece recalls LaGuardia’s wartime service in World War I and his political ascent to mayor of New York City in 1933 with reelections in 1937 and 1940. It notes possible leave of absence if commissioned and Newbold Morris as acting mayor. It also mentions Plant Divinity Indians of Chihuahua treating the mescal button as a divine being and performing a cross in its presence.

Congress America Air Force Italy New York City la Guardia Newbold Morris Chihuahua Mexico United States

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