Enterprise And Florala Win Starting Berths In Next Week's Basketball Tourney
Alabama high school basketball districts concluded with Phil Campbell Florala securing spots in the state tournament at Tuscaloosa. District champions and runners up earned berths as play begins next Friday and runs through the weekend featuring teams such as Milltown Stoneborn and TaYassee.
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Enterprise
Florala
Birmingham
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Phil Campbell
Milltown
Stoneborn
Austinville
Larner
TaYassee
Etterpnce
Florals
Tuscalonsa
Quintus
Lemon Juice Recipe and Basketball District Results Recap
An OCR fragment reports on regional basketball results and awards. It notes Andalusia district tournament outcomes with Enterprise Florala and other teams securing finals and district titles. It also mentions Joe Medwick, former NL MVP, receiving three offers including a Mexican National League club.
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Barketball
Andalusia
Enterprise
Bawle
Florala
Abbeville
Medwick
ST. Louis
Joe Medwick
Hotton Braves
Saurday
Mexico City
Tri-State Publishing Co. Offers Complete Office Service
Tri-State Publishing Co. in Dothan advertises complete office service since 1941, including printing, office supplies, furniture, equipment, and stamping devices. New items such as steel files and safes are coming, with the Speedrite check protector highlighted. Out-of-town schools and firms are using them for printing needs, from letterheads to school papers, at attractive prices.
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Tri-State Publishing Co
Dothan
Duke Clinches SC Tournament With Wake Forest Victory
Duke trounced Wake Forest 45 to 20 in Raleigh to win the Southern Conference tournament behind Ed Koffenberger’s 13 points. Duke led 26-14 at halftime as Koffenberger and the press defense sealed the win over a tired Demon Deacons outfit.
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Raleigh
N. C
Ed Koffenberger
Duke
Wake Forest
North Carollina
Blue Devils
Demon Deacons
Fd Koffentorper
Wilmington
Del
N. C. State
Virginia Tech
Mitchell wins sixth straight at Madison Square Garden
Leslie Mar Mitchell, top miler, captured his sixth straight victory of the season in the Farm Perine Ghost Mite feature at the 25th annual Western Track and Field championships held at Madison Square Garden. The event included a note about hooch meaning liquor made by a tribe of Alaskan Indians.
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New York
Leslie Mar Mitchell
Perine
Madison Square Garden
Baseball Stock Sales At One Third Mark
Dothan Baseball Club reports receipts over 3000 from stock sales at a weekly meeting led by President Walter Morris. About 40 fans and 33 board members are selling stock citywide to fund the season. Coach Rip Hewsis will help manager Frank Mactin run a five day baseball school starting March 25 at Wiregrass Stadium.
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Dothan
Frank Martin
Birmingham Barons
Milwaukee
Martin
Barons
University of Alabama
Boston Yankees
Paul Florence
Birmingham
Dothan Baseball Club
Regualr
Walter Morris
Ald
Morris
Toca Baseball
Baseball Corporation
Rip’ Hewsis
Frank Mactin
Tea Brewing for Multiple Cups with Boiling Water
The guide suggests using one teaspoon of tea per cup of water and boiling water with a five minute steep. It recommends two hot teapots to prepare and serve multiple cups efficiently.
Nicholson Offers To Solve Cub Problem
CHESTERTOWN Md AP Bill Nicholson Cub slugger and outfielder predicts he will fix the batting slump and contract issues. He plans to report to the Cubs training camp at Santa Catalina Island after six weeks of spring camp to regain form after a .243 batting average in 1945. He notes his spring plan and hopes the 1945 offer is below his 1945 pay.
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Chestertown
Chicago Cubs
Bill Nichol
Nicholson
Cub
Cubs
Santa Catalina Island
Indonesian premier resigns as government considers new cabinet
Sutan Sjahrir resigned as premier of the unrecognized Indonesian republic. A government spokesman said he might be named to head a broader cabinet to negotiate with the Dutch for independence. A Dutch official claimed proof that Japanese forces were organizing disturbances in Celebes where four Chinese workers were killed by Dutch guards at Makassar.
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Batavia
Sutan Sjahrir
Celebes
Makassar
British Intelligence hunts for Hitler death witness in Germany
The British Intelligence Corps began a Europe wide search to locate an SS sergeant who reportedly witnessed Adolf Hitler's body burned. The note mentions the Bill of Rights as the first ten amendments to the U S Constitution.
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Germany
British Intelligence Corps
Adolf Hitler
Europe
U. S
Government Files Brief In Action Against AP Stores
In Danville federal court the Justice Department argues the A and P food chain uses threats of withdrawal and boycott to keep prices low and pressure suppliers. The antitrust suit names A and P Co and affiliates with April 24 oral arguments slated after voluminous testimony.
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Danville
A. and
A and P
New York A. and
Alabama Grows More Corn Than Any Other Crop
Alabama's Director of the State Extension Service says corn leads crops by planted area but yields are low. with better seed, soil preparation, timing, liberal nitrogen, proper plant density, and early shallow cultivation, output could reach 30 bushels an acre, boosting meat, milk, and egg production and incomes.
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Auburn. Ala
Alabama
FP. O. Davis
State Extension Service
Davis
Extension Service
Something New Has Been Added Something New Has Been Added
In Los Angeles Mrs Virginia A Fischer 40 sues her husband Carl 69 a manufacturer alleging he forced extramarital affairs and brought lovers to their home for two years. She says he demanded she sign a property settlement giving him most community holdings and threatened to denounce her if she refused.
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Los Angeles
Virginia A. Fischer
Carl
Fischer
Arab League Opposes Palestine For Jews
Cairo AP United Nations inquiry into the Jewish problem in Palestine reports the Arab League stating that Palestine in Jewish hands would trigger conflicts and religious strife. It warns Zionism cannot stand alone in Palestine and warns Arabs face grave danger requiring sacrifices. The piece also notes a U S lighthouse at Navesink New Jersey and sheep breeds with high horn counts.
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Cairo
Arab League
Palestine
League
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