Sugar Bowl tourney favorite rolls to upset in first round
The article notes a favored team in a Cage Tourney opening round facing St Louis and Villanova as opponents. It highlights undefeated status and a notable Sugar Bowl context, with players and teams like Lou University and a candidate Bob Pet mentioned amid the opening round matchup.
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Bob Pet
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Caudle Honored Yet Accused in Tax Probe Fallout
A House Judiciary subcommittee report on T. Lamar Caudle defends his motives as honorable amid scandal in the Justice Department. Rep. Byron Rogers issues a sharp dissent, alleging improper gifts and seeking further action. The 1951 case details mink coats, a $5,000 commission, and a television set tied to cases CAC.
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Caudle
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Washington
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Truman
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Byron Rogers
D-Cole
Frank L. Chelf
D.ky
Rogers
U. S. Attorney For Action
Con
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Candle
Wadesboro
N.C
Cheff Committee
Tho Mobile
Ala
Frank W
Boykin
D-Ala
Kansas State Favored To Defeat Yale In Semis
Kansas State ranked third and favored to beat Yale in the Big Seven semifinal alongside a nod over Missouri. Kansas State recently defeated Oklahoma 93 to 69 while Yale upset Colorado 56 to 54, with Kansas and Missouri advancing by topping Nebraska and Iowa State respectively.
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MacArthur criticizes Truman in Korea war clash
General Douglas MacArthur charged President Truman used the Korea war for self glorification. He said his aim was to end the war, not extend it, and dismissed Truman’s claim he fired MacArthur over an all-out war in the Far East.
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Truman
Far East
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White House
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Russia
Courtney Whitney
New York
Korea
Officer's Wife To Face Murder Trial
Mrs Dorothy K Smith will be tried for murder in a general court martial next Monday in Tokyo Far East command. The 40 year old daughter of retired Army Gen Walter Kruger is accused of stabbing her Army officer husband Col Aubrey D Smith in their Tokyo bedroom with a butcher knife Oct. The husband died hours later in an Army hospital. The couple's two teenage children were sent back to the United States. A board ruled she knew the difference between right and wrong and is competent to stand trial. Lt Col Howard S Lévie Maj Dudley Q Rae will defend. Brig Gen Adam Richman (ret.) serves as individual defense counsel.
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Dorothy K. Smith
Far East Command
Smith
Walter Kruger
Aubrey D. Smith
San Antonio
Tex
Mark Clark
Plang
Smiths
United States
Howard S. Levie
Dudley Q. Rae
Adam Richman
Whitworth of Oklahoma May Get Arkansas Job
Oklahoma A M coach J B Earl Whitworth indicated he might take the Arkansas football post if offered after meeting a screening committee. Whitworth, Blytheville Ark native, said he has not heard since the session. The Arkansas Democrat suggested he has inside track for the job.
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Okla
University of Arkansas
Otis Douglas
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A&m
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Earl) Whitworth
Arkansas
Whitworth
Blytheville
Ark
Little Rock
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Arkansas Democrat
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Not Only A Name But Also A Career
DETROIT December 29 Baxter Boozer, 53, jailed again within a week for drunkenness. Judge Krause gave a three day term after Boozer asked if he was trying to live up to his name. The judge remarked it looked like Boozer was making a career of it.
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Baxter Boozer
Legislators Facing Myriad Problems State Department Budget Requests Are Higher
Legislators convening on Jan 13 will face many issues including taxes highways and a rising budget. The session carries over problems from two years ago plus new ones. The dispute over automobile inspection law is tied to filing and funding questions.
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Texas Highway Department
Allan Shivers
Texas
U.S. Supreme Court
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Shivers
Rio Grande Valley
Fee Sys
Woman Charged With Murder In Bonham Killing
Mrs. Berger Felts, 35, faced a murder charge in Bonham Texas for the death of her uncle Harvey Felts 65 shot with a rifle after a family dispute over a fence and gate.
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Bonham, Tex
Berger Felts
Harvey Felts
Bonham Hospital
Felts
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