Gafford Leads Texas PGA Pros At Lubbock Halfway Mark
LUBBOCK June 7 Raymond Gafford of Fort Worth topped the Texas PGA event at Lubbock Country Club with 140, after a two under 69. Milton Demarest of Houston shot 68 to tie for second with Jimmy Gamewell of Hobbs, NM at 142, as amateurs Earl Stewart Dallas and Al Holton Lubbock trailed by one and two strokes.
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Lubbock
Raymond Gafford
Fort Worth
Lubbock Country Club
Milton Demarest
Houston
Jimmy Gamewell
Hobbs
N. M
Todd Houch
Little Rock
Gay
Sam Schneider
Elroy Marti
Herb Schroeder
Shorty Hornbuckle
Odessa
Ted Menefee
San Antonio
Graham Ross
Dallas
Earl Stewart
al Holton
John Munn
Amarillo
Bettye Mims White
Sam O'Neil
Gene Root
Ross Rogers
George Ausbach
Amarillo Country Club
Jimy Moore
Ernie Dowell
John Olver
H. L. Bradley
Bob Taylor
Scott Edwards
F.D. Phillips
Dude. Gentry
Lamesa Lobos Top Amarillo 6-1 In Front of 1500 Fans
Cecil Hart pitched six strong innings for Lamesa and got crucial support from three double plays as the Lobos defeated Amarillo 6-1. Joe Bauman and Sturdivant returned from injury as Lamesa widened its lead with a fast start and solid defense.
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Lamesa
Hart
Amarillo
Bob Crues
Joe Bauman
Harry Lamprich
Crues
Ragone
Lonergan
Joe Fortin
Lobos
Gold Sox
Bill Evans
AE Duarte
Sutch
Fee Williams
Erere Bauman
Lamprich
Seer Mekules
Wee Crues
Moran
Martin
Malvica
Scopetone
Fortin
Palmer
McClain
Lamesa Wena
Cook
Bauman
Rich and
Ash
Worsham Takes Narrow Lead In Philadelphia Golf Meet
War veteran Lew Worsham fired a sub 66 for a 133 total to seize the halfway lead in the Philadelphia Inquirer $15,000 Invitation. Mike Turnesa posted 134 as 60 players advance to the final 36 holes with notable non qualifiers and a 65 round by Vic Ghezzi earning him third place.
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Philadelphia
Lew Worsham
Mike Turnesa
Philadelphia Inquirer
Turnesa
Bethesda
Mad
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Dick Chapman
Mamgroneck
N. Y
Vic Ghezzi
Knoxville
Tenn
Johnny Bulla
Chicago
Husky Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
N. C
Worsham
Bulla
Heafner
Standings and results in American and National Leagues
Yesterday’s baseball results include New York 6 Cleveland 5 in 11 innings and Chicago 2 Brooklyn 0. Standings show Washington leading with 36 wins and 9 losses. St Louis 32 17. Philadelphia 25 21. Chicago 25 19. New York 20 25. Cincinnati 19 20. Today’s schedule features Cleveland at New York, Detroit at Boston, St Louis at Philadelphia, Chicago at Washington, with several pitchers listed for each game. In the National League Chicago beat Brooklyn 2-0 and New York beat Pittsburgh 10-5. Philadelphia topped St Louis 5-2. Boston and Cincinnati played with Philadelphia at 15-26. Texas League games include Oklahoma City at Dallas, Fort Worth at Beaumont, and others delayed by travel.
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New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Boo Boo
Ai Pease Ede Vets
Chovmiore
Edveavene
EAS
Oases
Inedaeiun
Feller
Marshall
Detroit
Boston
Newhouser
WE. Dobson
Potter
Marchildon
Lee
Lopat
Niggeling
Leonard
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Ad Ae
Chipman
Kennedy
Ostermueller
Hughes
Barrett
Heusser
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Tulsa
Fort Worth
Beaumont
San Antonio
Houston
Shreveport
Baseball
Happy Chandler
Crafton
N. C
Mickey Vernon
Mickey Owen
Veracruz
Alfonso Pasquel
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinal
Musial
Baseball Scores from Thursday across Leagues
Results from multiple leagues show Amarillo 21 Lubbock 7 and Clovis 7 Albuquerque 3 in West Texas New Mexico play. American League featured Chicago 0 New York 4 and Boston 5 St Louis 4. Cleveland had no games. National League Chicago 10 New York 6 and Brooklyn 13 Pittsburgh 8. Texas League Dallas 9 Oklahoma City 0, Fort Worth 3 6, Tulsa 2 2, Shreveport 12 Houston 6.
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Amarillo
Lubbock
Clovis
Albuquerque
Pampa
Berger
Abilen
Lamesa
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Tulsa
Shreveport
Houston
Yankees Edge Indians in Eleven Inning Bunts
The New York Yankees defeated the Cleveland Indians 6 to 5 in eleven innings. Charley Keller delivered a bases loaded bunt with none out to win the game for New York.
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New York
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Charley Keller
Oilers Beat Pioneers 9-3 In Pampa Opener
Pampa Oilers win series opener 9-3 behind Ed Leiker allowing six hits and earning his third win. A. C. y. and Earl Harriman combine to pace the Oilers with four for five at the plate. Clovis Pioneers stray scoring with a 0-run first and 3-run third before the home team pulls away.
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PAMPA
Earl Harriman
Pampa Oilers
Clovis Pioneers
Ed Leiker
Pioneers
Clovis
Piercey
Santi
Leiker
Zigelman
YMCA To Sponsor Tennis Instruction
The Amarillo YMCA sponsors a series of tennis classes for boys aged 12 to 17, starting this morning at 10 o'clock at Ellwood Park. Instructors include Glendon Riley, Jack Hays, and Bill Jenkins. Boys may register with YMCA secretary Paul Fowler at the Auditorium USC or at Ellwood Courts.
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Ellwood Park
Amarillo
Passeau's Ninth Inning Blast Clinches Cubs 2 0 Win
Claude Passeau hit a two run homer in the ninth to lift the Chicago Cubs past the Brooklyn Dodgers 2 0. He held Brooklyn to four hits as Hatten and Anderson shared pitching duties with Passeau.
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Chicago
Claude Passeau
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Passeau
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Hatten
Anderson
McCullough
Braves Beat Reds 3-1 In Cincinnati Showdown
Mort Cooper limited Cincinnati to three hits as the Boston Braves edged the Reds 3-1 before 19,898 fans. Boston tallied in the first, second, and third frames while Cincinnati managed a lone run in the final inning. Cooper, Mas, Hetki, Malloy, Shoun, and Lamanno appeared among the key players.
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Cincinnati
Mort Cooper
Boston Braves
Reds
Boston
Cooper
Mas
Hetki
Malloy
Shoun
Lamanno
Athletics edge Browns in tenth for 5 4 win
Philadelphia Athletics defeated the St. Louis Browns 5 to 4 in the tenth inning before about 20,000 fans. Barney McCosky scored the winning run on a Pete Suder fly after bases were loaded off pitcher Bob Muncries.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Barney McCosky
Pete Suder
Brown
Bob Muncries
ST. Louis
Muncries
Mancuso
Marchildon
Christopher
Rosar
DeSautels
Daniel Accepts Presidency of Kids Inc Softball Loop
Daniel assumes a newly created president role for the city boys softball project under Kids Inc. He will supervise coaches and league presidents to strengthen the leagues. Cal Farley announced a successor will fill his softball, football, and basketball duties after reviews of first quarter issues.
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Daniel
Kids Inc. Loop
Kids, Inc
Ray Daniel
Potter County Commissioners Court
Ralph Dykeman
Cal Farley
Farley
Dykeman
Amarillo
J. R. Brown
Connie Hood
Carl Schell
Panhandle Peewee League
Matt Hudson
Prairie Peewee League
George Kercher
Plains Peewee League
Earl Cowart
Cactus Midget League
Shep Shepard
Abilene Blue Sox Tie for First With 8-2 Win
Abilene Blue Sox defeated Lubbock Hubbers 8 to 2 to join the Pampa Oilers in a first place tie. The Oilers won while Amarillo Gold Sox fell, dropping to third. Lubbock manager Hack Miller was ejected in the sixth and removed by officers.
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Abilene
Abilene Blue Sox
Pampa Oilers
Lubbock Hubbers
Blue Sox
Oilers
Amarillo Gold Sox
Gold Sox
Hack Miller
Lubbock
Heinz
Miller
Hodges
Werbowski
Quevereaux
Gassers Defeat Albuquerque 17 to 3 in Borger
Borger Borger Gassers hammered two Albuquerque pitchers for 20 hits and beat the Dukes 17 to 3. Gordon Nell and T. J. Johnson homered for Borger, while Lapham of Albuquerque connected a round trip in the ninth.
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Borger
Borger Gassers
Albuquerque
Dukes
Gassers
Gordon Nell
T. J. Johnson
Lapham
Scott
Demborge
Hanson
West and Clawitter
Frankie Parker Advances to Heart of America Semis in Straight Sets
Frankie Parker of Los Angeles won 6-0 6-1 over George Ball to reach the Heart of America Tennis Tournament semi finals. Gardnar Mulloy of Miami beat Tom Molloy 6-4 6-3 to advance. Margaret Osborne beat Louise Brough 6-1 6-3 for the Northern Lawn Tennis title in Manchester England. The Gulf Coast Tennis League plans a June 29-30 start with a free Houston area clinic for youths.
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Frankie
Parker
Mulloy
Chan Eee Pion
Frankie Parker
Los Angeles
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Fla
George Ball
Texas
el Paso
Ball
Rockhill
Tom Molloy
New Orleans
Margaret Osborne
San Francisco
Manchester
England
Louise Brough
Beverley Hills
Gulf Coast Tennis League
Houston
Pep Stops Bartolo In 12th To Claim World Featherweight Title
Wee Willie Pep knocked out Sal Bartolo in the 12th round at Madison Square Garden to win undisputed world featherweight honors. Pep, 126 pounds, outpointed Bartolo through eight rounds and finished with a short right hand that sent Bartolo to the canvas. The crowd of 9,881 saw a $53,486 gross gate as Pep secured the crown long sought after Armstrong’s era.
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New York
Willie Pep
Sal Bartolo
Madison Square Garden
Pep
Bartolo
Boston
Sal
Willie the Wisp
Hartford
Conn
Boston Battler
New York Boxing Commission
National Boxing Association
Connecticut
Henry Armstrong
Wee Willie
Associated Press
NBA
Willie
Ruby Goldstein
Lennart Strand Wins Compton 1500 Meter Feature
Sweden’s Lennart Strand made his American debut with an easy win in the 1500 meters at the Compton Invitational, clocking 3 51.6 to beat Johnny Fulton of the Olympic Club by nearly 100 yards. Strand’s time trails the meet record by two tenths. Marston Girard was third, Ralph Tate won the 110 high hurdles in 14.5 seconds, edging UCLA’s Craig Dixon.
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Compton
Calif
Sweden
Lennart Strand
Johnny Fulton
San Francisco
Olympic Club
Strand
Les MacMitchell
Marston Girard
Ralph Tate
Oklahoma A. & M. Flash
UCLA
Craig Dixon
Grady Walker Wins Sunset Putting Match
Grady Walker shot 71 to win the Sunset Putting Tournament opener, breaking par by one stroke. Bill Jenkins matched 72 to take runner up while J. R. Brown posted 73. A four way tie for fifth and sixth included R L Thompson J G Voelm T M Hays Patt Powell with 76. Merchandise prizes awarded to Walker 10 Jenkins 5 Brown 3 and each of Thompson Voelm Hays Powell 1. The event will be held each Friday night.
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Grady Walker
Bill Jenkins
J. R. Brown
R. L. Thompson
J. G. Voelm
T. M. Hays
Patt Powell
Walker
Jenkins
Brown
Thompson
Voelm
Hays
Powell
Senators Halt Chicago 3-2
Washington pitcher Bobo Newsom earned his first start back in the rotation, limiting Chicago to two singles as the Senators defeated the White Sox 3 to 2. Veern contributed the decisive runs, with supporting hits from Ate and Tresh.
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Washington
Bobo Newsom
Senators
Chicago
Veen
Newsom
Pirates Hit Giants 10-5 At Forbes Field In Strike-Set Match
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the New York Giants 10-5 at Forbes Field as they played without labor disruption. Attendance was 16,884. Giants pitcher Votselle started and trailed. Pirates hitters produced runs in multiple innings.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Forbes Field
Bucs
New York
Votselle
Thompson
Kraus
Trinkle
Budnick
Fischer
Cooper
Bahr
Gables
Phillies Beat Cardinals Behind Bases-Loaded Grand Slam
Frank McCormick ripped a bases loaded third inning home run off Johnny Beazley to lift Philadelphia to a 5 to 2 win over St. Louis in the opener. Raffenberger and Seminick secured the win while Beazley, Wilks, Dickson, Donnelly and Kluttz worked for St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
Frank McCormick
Johnny Beazley
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Raffenberger
Seminick
Beazley
Wilks
Dickson
Donnelly
Kluttz
Car Recovered 33 Minutes After Theft in Wichita Falls
A car owned by Mrs. Cora Dunlap was stolen from Fourth and Taylor and recovered at the theft location 33 minutes later by Amarillo police officers Moore and Dumas. Clothing and other articles remained. No arrests were made.
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Cora Dunlap
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
Fourth and
Taylor
Moore
Dumas
Legion to Convene Monday on Building Fund Issues
Hanson Post 54 American Legion will hold a special meeting at 8:00 PM Monday at the old site 1800 Harrison to address problems in their building fund project.
Plains Milk Prices Rise 20 Cents Per 100 Pounds
OPA raises Potter County Texas milk prices by 20 cents per 100 pounds with a half cent per quart increase to consumers. Amarillo retail milk shifts to 15 cents a quart for pasteurized and 16 cents for homogenized, with corresponding consumer prices. The change affects many Panhandle counties and prompts further potential hikes.
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Amarillo
OPA
Potter County
Amarillo Dairies
A. F. Madison
Plains Creamery
Dallas
Pinkey Vineyard
Borden Co
Denver
Texas
Panhandle
el Paso
Oldham
Potter
Carson
Deaf Smith
Randall
Dickens
Garza
Borden
Howard
Midland
Hutchinson
Armstrong
Donley
Palmer
Castro
Swisher
Yoakum
Kent
Scurry
Dawson
Martin
Mitchell
Glassock
Gray
Briscoe
Bailey
Lamb
Hale
Floyd
Terry
Gaines
Andrews
Winkler
Sterling
Motley
Cochran
Lubbock
Crosby
Lynn
Ector
Hockley
Ward
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Congress
Senate Banking Committee
Agriculture Department
Kansas Wheat Harvest Draws Experienced Farm Hands
Veterans and trained workers pour into Kansas seeking wheat harvest jobs as the U S Employment Service reports no referrals yet from Wichita but local agents mobilize county labor. Wages run 7 to 10 dollars daily with room and board, as workers arrive from Arkansas Missouri Texas Illinois and occasionally New York.
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Art. Brasley
Kansas
U. S. Employment Service
Wichita
U.S. Employment Service
John Cannon
Department of Agriculture Division
Cannon
Arkansas
Missouri
Texas
Illinois
New York
Beaver River bridge nearing completion and Clayton rodeo plans
The Beaver River bridge between Hooker and Guymon will be finished next week as the concrete floor is laid and approaches near. Rabbit Ears Round-Up Association schedules its Clayton rodeo for July 3 4 at Clayton Fair Grounds with record prize money. Ochiltree County expects three million bushels of wheat this year with cutting at isolated points averaging 13 bushels per acre.
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Beaver River
Hooker and
Guymon
Rabbit Ears Round- Up Association
Clayton
Clayton Fair Grounds
Ochiltree County
Perryton Faces Water Shortage And Campaign Tour
Water shortage prompts Mayor Leatherman to urge sparing use until a failed water pump is replaced. The pool stays open unless shortages worsen. Governor candidate Grover Sellers plans a Panhandle stop at 5 30 PM with the Early Birds of radio fame Jimmie Jeffries Peg Moreland and a band. Stops include Wellington 9 30 AM Shamrock 11 AM Pampa 2 PM Borger 3 30 PM and Amarillo 8 PM.
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Perryton
G. T. Leatherman
Grover Sellers
Panhandle
Birds of Radio Fame
Jimmie Jeffries
Peg Moreland
Wellington
Shamrock
Pampa
Borger
Amarillo
Roadway repairs planned on State Highway 117 in Panhandle
The state will straighten sharp curves on State Highway 117 once right of way is secured. Election of Higgins Wheat Growers officers postponed due to quorum failure at this week’s meeting. Amarillo Bridge Company awarded Groom sewer system contract. Citizens voted 40000 for system funding. Dalhart schools acquired about 5000 worth of equipment at a cost of 200, declared surplus military articles. Equipment includes a planer saw jointer grinder drill press.
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Panhandle-Berger Road
Higgins Wheat Growers Association
Amarillo Bridge Company
Groom
Dalhart
Albert M Hess Rites Set Today
Funeral services for Albert Monroe Hess who died yesterday at Veterans Hospital will be held at 4 p m in Griggs Funeral Chapel. Chaplain Morris Lively will conduct the service with Hanson Post No 54 American Legion pallbearers. Hess 59 had 16 months in the hospital, was a World War I veteran and former supervisor at Army Air Field Liberal Kaw. Survived by wife Nettie Hess of Lubbock four brothers and two sisters. Burial at Llano Cemetery with N S Griggs & Sons in charge.
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Albert Monroe Hess
Veterans Hospital
Griggs
Morris Lively
Hanson Post No. 54
American Legion
Hess
Army Air Field
Liberal
Kaw
Amarillo
Nettie Hess
Lubbock
Joe
Paul
Silas
E. R
Groom
G. R. Baucum
Edd Rodgers
Claude
Llano Cemetery
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Texas Man Gives Mikado a Hand
Lt. Col. Frederick J. Stevenson of El Paso, Texas, military governor of Chiba Prefecture, greeted Emperor Hirohito in Chiba on his meet the people tour. The emperor paused at the station, saluted, and shook hands with the Texan as Japanese observers looked on.
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Chiba
Japan
Hirohito
Frederick J. Stevenson
el Paso
Stevenson
National Phone Union Maps Plan for One National Union
The National Federation of Telephone Workers near Galveston adjourned its 12th national assembly after a six day meeting. It approved a constitutional framework for unifying 48 member unions into one national union and ordered a final draft of a constitution to be submitted to a special constitutional assembly by December 1, 1946.
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Galveston
National Federation of Telephone Workers
Stamp Coin Club Chooses Bi Monthly Meeting Schedule
Plains Stamp and Coin Club members voted to drop weekly meetings for bi monthly sessions to accommodate out of town members. Meetings will continue at Municipal Auditorium on the second and fourth Fridays each month.
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Plains Stamp and Coin Club
Municipal Auditorium
Corsicana Seeks City Airport Upgrade and CollegeUse
Corsicana Mayor John C. Calhoun asked today for the acquisition of Corsicana Texas Army Airfield for municipal airport use and for operation as a city county junior college. The field is currently operated by the city on a limited basis.
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Corsicana
Washington
Corsicana, Tex
John C. Calhoun
Australian device builds terrain scale map by rolling
An Australian developed device automatically creates a scale map of terrain as it is rolled over the surface. The invention records topography and features while moving, enabling rapid terrain mapping without manual survey.
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Australia
Veterans sail home as 3100 debark at four U. S. ports
More than 3,100 veterans from Pacific and European theaters are set to debark from 13 vessels at four U. S. ports today. Ships include the New York Stevens Victory from Bremen and the Alhambra Victory, Seattle S S Alaska from Alaska, San Diego LCS and LST units from Pearl Harbor, and San Francisco Thurston from Okinawa plus other ships from Yokohama.
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Associated Press
U. S
New York
Stevens Victory
Bremen
Alhambra Victory
USS Ariel
Reykjavik
Seattle
S. S. Alaska
Alaska
San Diego
LST
Pearl Harbor
Sanrancisco
Thurston
Okinawa
Three New Labor Officials Named
President Truman nominated three assistant secretaries of labor as part of a department reorganization. John W. Gibson, Philip Hannah, and David A. Morse will fill key posts. Gibson has led Michigan CIO efforts, Hannah hails from Ohio labor groups, Morse comes from Newark and NLRB counsel.
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Washington
Truman
AFL
CIO
John W. Gibson
Michigan Cio Council
Daniel W. Tracy
Philip Hannah
Ohio State Federation of Labor
William Green
Labor Department
David A. Morse
Newark
N. J
Harvard Law School
Army
National Labor Relations Board
Mrs Roosevelt Confesses Slumps Yet Stays Active in Public Life
New York June 7 Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt widow of the late President says she has her days too and sometimes feels tired in public life. She remains useful as a private citizen and serves as U N Council delegate and chair of the U N Commission on Human Rights while continuing a busy schedule of speeches and meetings. She also translated a French delegate’s speech for 15 minutes when the regular interpreter quit, noting her rusty French started at age three.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U. S
United Nations Council
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Sox
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