Minor Leagues wind up convention with bonus decisions
The National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues closed sessions with ten items unresolved including whether the Pacific Coast League becomes a Major league and a ban on player signing bonuses. Commissioner Hap Chandler clashed over bonuses while leagues realigned to AAA and promoted several circuits. The PCL could join the Majors if approved next week, with a possible major-minor realignment looming in Chicago.
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Columbus
National Association
A.B
Muncie, Inc
Chandler
Tony
K. M. Landis
Chicago
Pacific Coast League
International League
American Association
International
Pacific Coast
Southern Association
Texas League
South Atlantic League
Piedmont League
PCL
Naval Academy J
John Mooney
Salt Lake City
Elmer Layden
National
Jim Crowley
All American Football League
Dan Topping
Baseball Convention Reassigns Leagues and Power Plays
In Columbus the minor league convention ruffled the lineup as AA, AAA and A tiers shuffled positions amid offbeat remarks by Zeke Bonura and other officials. Oblique jabs at management abound as Elmer Daily marks a long service record while comments from Carl Hubbell and Sam Breadon critique managers and league politics.
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Columbus
Sally
Piedmont
Zeke Bonura
Happy Chandler
Muncie
Ind
Angote Carl Hubbell
Giants
Carl
Sam Breadon
Eddie Dyer
Cardinals
Sam
Chinese Soldier Portrait From Page Three Contested
The passage depicts a Chinese fighter described as seldom cruel and often deadpan or grim. It notes his tolerance to pain, a belief that women exist for his pleasure, intrusion into Japanese widows’ homes, and harsh behavior toward Japanese troops under him. He resents profiteering and defends American troops against inflated prices.
Hogan Likes Back Seat Driver Amid Miami Open T
Ben Hogan, the Hershey pro, posted 70 on day two of the Miami open as bridegroom Chick Rutan led with 68. Others at 69 included Harold McSpaden and Dutch Harrison while Sammy Snead struggled with a 71 due to a sore right hand.
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Miami
Fla
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Hogan
Chick Rutan
Grosse Pointe Woods
Mich
Golfdam
Little Atom
Rutan
Freddie Corcoran
FGA
Harold
Jag) McSpaden
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Toney Penna
Henry Picard
Fred Annon
George Payton
Ky Laffoon
Ben Yasko
McSpaden
Fto Corcoran
Corcoran
Sammy Snead
Jim Ferrier
Charles Shepherd
Steve Wares
Ed Furgol
Teri Johnson
Over The Radio Dials Tonight On Victory Loan Day
New York reports NBC plans fill all day Saturday with Victory Loan programs and regular shows. The daytime schedule lists events including the fourth anniversary of war declaration at 9 45 am and a 2 pm Bond parade across 15 stations. Evening line up features Paul Lavalle concert, Duffy's Tavern, Kate Smith songs and more with various network stops.
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New York
NBC
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Kennedy General Hospital
Memphis
Boxing Results From Associated Press Listings
Baltimore Johnny Deacon Brown 167 outpoints Ossie Bulldog Harris 165 in Pittsburgh 10 rounds George Williams 148 outpoints Eddie Hane 148 in Washington 8 rounds The Blond Tiger 127 Lowell outpoints Joe Montiro 132 Wareham Arch ie Gibbons 135 U S Navy knocks out George Nadeau 140 Manchester New Hampshire 1 Fall River Gary Cooper 143 Pittsburgh knocks out Tommy Colton 137 Boston 5 rounds
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Johnny
Deacon) Brown
Ossie
Harris
Pittsburgh
George Williams
Eddie Hane
Washington
Lawrence
Mass
the Blond Tiger
Lowell
Joe Montiro
Wareham
Archie Gibbons
U. S. Navy
George Nadeau
Manchester
N. H
Fall River
Gary Cooper
Tommy Colton
Boston
Marshall testimony on Pearl Harbor probe and hidden decode notes
Investigators review evidence in the Pearl Harbor inquiry including alleged Marshall Dewey correspondence. Senator George says Marshall wants to leave for China as Truman’s envoy. Reporters note a plan for a week of testimony, with the attack four years past and ongoing proceedings at Pearl Harbor.
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Pearl Harbor
Marshall
Thomas EB. Dewey
New York
Dewey
United States
George
D. Ga
Truman
China
Gen. Marshall
Chao
Mountaineers to Meet Army in 1946 Football Schedule
West Virginia announced a November 2 game at Army in a schedule of nine games for 1946. Other listed opponents include Virginia, Washington & Lee, Maryland, Kentucky, Ohio University, Pitt, Syracuse, with Temple likely the ninth. The 1941 Army game at West Point ended 7 6 after WVU led late.
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Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia
University
Army
West Point
N. C
Mountaineers
Roy M
Hawley
Virginia
Washington & Lee
Maryland
Kentucky
Ohio University
Pitt
Syracuse
Temple
Charleston
Pearl Harbor Remembrance Marks Fourth Anniversary
Veterans and civilians gather at Pearl Harbor to honor the fallen as the United States reflects on the Japanese attack that began the Pacific War. Sailors, soldiers, and marines participate in solemn ceremonies at the home base of the U S Navy, commemorating the loss and resolve spurred by the day of infamy.
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Atic
America
Pearl Harbor
United States
Pacific
FIRST WAR Sequences Highlight Allied Asset Confiscation Plan
The article notes U S Preparations commissioner Edwin Pauley urging confiscation of all Japanese assets abroad and removal of Zaibatsu industrial potential, plus MacArthur ordering extraction of minerals to hinder atomic bomb development. It also mentions Chinchillas as rodents related to rats and guinea pigs.
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Kido
Hirohito
Fumimaro Konoye
Edwin W. Pauley
U. S
Teparations
Permper
Zaibatsu
MacArthur
Japan
Chinchillas
Lady On A Train arrives at Opera House with star lineup
Stress comedy in major film theme noted as Deanna Durbin's Universal mystery comedy. Felix Fejdgon signed Edward Everett Horton for a top role. Allen Jenkins in another Leslie Charteris story. Cast includes Ralph Bellamy, David Bruce, George Coulouris, Elizabeth Patterson, Maria Palmer, Jacqueline de Wit. Charles David directs.
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Deanna Durbin
Universal
Fedlix Jashgon
Edward Everett Horton
Allen Jenkins
Leslie Charteris
Ralph Bellamy
David Bruce
George Coulouris
Elizabeth Patterson
Maria, Palmer
Jacqueline de Wit
Charles David
GM Workers Face Boost as UAW Seeks Cumulative Wage Hike
The push would lift pay about 36 percent from January 1941 levels, with Walter P. Reuther calling it a better offer than before the strike. The GM walkout affected roughly half the nation’s idle capacity amid ongoing contract talks and prior breakdowns. In Colorado Springs a CIO leader urged a 17 12 cent hourly rise across the board and a 30 percent weekly salary hike, while American Airlines announced a 10.7 percent pay rise for over 8,000 mechanics nationwide.
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UAW
Walter P. Reuther
General Motors
Detroit
Uaw-Cio
Chrysler Corporation
National
Colorado Springs
Colo
CIO
John. Green
Camden
N. J
CIO Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding
Workers, of America
New York
American Airlines
Yamashita War Crimes Trial Moves Fast in Tokyo Court
The Yamashita trial ends swiftly as he returns to Bilibid prison after a 15 minute session. His wife in Tokyo rejects appeals to Mrs. MacArthur for help. Appeals to the Philippines Supreme Court and the U.S. Supreme Court loom as defense vows full challenge to international law precedent.
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Old Bilyibid
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Mainichi
Yamashita
Philippines Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
W. D. Styer
Western Pacific
Styer
MacArthur
Pacific
U.S. Supreme Court
Public Notice In Chancery West Virginia Case Involving Carrolls
In Taylor County circuit court a suit Theod Carroll vs Mary Margaret Carroll seeks a decree of absolute divorce custody and education of Carroll and Virginia Lee Carroll. Mary Margaret Carroll must appear within one month after first publication to protect her interest. Publication ordered in Graf ton Daily Sentinel. Teste William M Bailey Clerk J Guy Allender Attorney.
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West Virginia
Circuit Court
Taylor County
West Va
Theod Carroll
Pit
Margaret Carroll
Carroll
Virginia Lee Carroll
Mary Margaret Carroll
Grafton Daily Sentinel
William M, Bailey
Guy Allender
Divorce suit seeks absolute decree in Taylor County West Virginia
In the circuit court of Taylor County West Virginia on December 5 1945 Alf Sloan plaintiff sues Sarah Ann Sloan defendant in chancery for an absolute divorce and general relief. defendant not resident of state must appear within the after the first publication to protect her interest. publication ordered. Copy-Teste William M Bailey Clerk J Guy Allender attorney for plaintiff. December 7 14 21.
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West Virginia
Circuit Court
Taylor County
West Va
Alf It Sloan
In Chancery
Sarah Ann Sloan
Ton Daily Sentinel
Thig County
William M. Bailey
J. Guy Allender
iAttorney
Circuit Court of
Flore Belle Moore
Austin
Harvey Wittman Ang Man
Groun
Etman
Tay
Phillips
Grafton
Taylor
Wittman
Fiduciary Notice in Taylor County West Virginia
Notice of fiduciary appointment listing E. J. Johnson as committee Peter Johnson as non compos mentis Lee B. Bennett as executor of Annie M. Bennett deceased dated December 1945 and signed by John K. Goinadadonde of Ascounts Taylor County West Virginia.
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E. J. Johnson
Peter Johnson
Lee B. Bennett
Annie M. Bennett
John K.goinadadonde
Ascounts
Taylor County
W. Va
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