Al Clarke Joins Thomasville Tommies as News Manager
Al Clarke arrives as news manager of the Thomasville Tommies Dodger farm club preparing for the 1946 season. A New York native and Harvard graduate, Clarke worked at Harvard Cleveland Press and Newsweek before military service. He and his wife Joan Howson reside in Thomasville with their ten month old son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wint Capel
Thomasville
al Clarke
Dodger
Harvard
Cleveland Press
Newsweek
Clarke
Baseball
Army
Lambeth
Spri
Finch Field
John Carey
T Away
Ager
New York
Clark
Fourth Estate
Relet
National
Ews
Fort Bragg
Field Artillery
Marion Hargrove
Hargrove
Cleveland
Ohio
Joan Howson
Newtown
Conn
Kern Street
Connecticut
No-Hitter and Rally Headlines From a Baseball Day
Dodgers stay in first with sixth straight win as Cardinals also win. Burkhardt credited after errors and singles. Chicago edges Pittsburgh 3-1 as Passeau wins. Judd leads Phillies past Giants 8-1 with Northey homer. Yankees tie for first after 3-0 win over Phillies. Washington and New York Redsock tie. Dietrich shines as Chicago beats Detroit 3-1. Rainout at Cleveland St Louis. Players resist strikes despite grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Ken Burkhardt
Billy Cox
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Claude Passeau
Accadiames
Passeau
Oscar Judd
Philadelphia
New York Giants
Ron Northey
Harry Feldman
New York Yankees
Boston
al Gettel
Yanks
Mackmen
Nick Etten
Sam Harris
Washington
Red Sox
Mike Ryba
Roger Wolff
Nats
Gerry Priddy
Rob Com
New York
Fenway Park
Bill Dietrich
al Benton
Detroit
Dietrich
Joe Haynes
Cleveland
St. Louis
Horse Trainer Death Under Investigation Near Sanford
Police and private detectives in North Carolina and federal authorities are being asked to probe the death of Silman Sherman Nutter, 65, a race horse trainer from Miami. Nutter reportedly left Miami with horses for Narragansett, Rhode Island, and was found dead with only a few cents in his pocket. the family had learned of his death from owner Marvin Level.
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Miami
North Carolina
Silman Sherman Nutter
Sanford
N. C
Alfred H. Bryant
Narragansett, R. I
Marvin Level
Narragansett
Nutter
Bryant
Panthers fall to Calvary in conference belt clash
High Point Pan thers lose their second conference game of the season without starters Dwight Upton and Arthur Griswald. The team heads on a road trip to face Carolina Teachers in non conference action and Atlantic Christian next, as Pulliam allows three runs over nine innings.
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Dwight Upton
Arthur Griswald
Panthers
Carolina
Atlantic Christian
High Point
Catawba Ab
Athrek
Odortone
Doby
OjLyerly
Powers As
Stancil
Ughbriellb
Paintere
Igdrgnarf
McKay
Orchdsonif
Quickrf
Almond
Sumey
Dpooless
Himond
Ogreenep
Plamp
Hdricked
Himiton
Pulliam
Sth
Calawor
Hamond
Poole
Georgiana
Dorton
Lyerly
Gabriel
Powers
Hammond
Catawba
Greene
Thomas
Garner
More Buses and Service Planned for Greyhound Travel
Today pecans move aside as buses run regularly and workers strive for better travel. Hundreds of new buses are on order and on delivery will bring finer service. Travelers can expect more frequent trips and improved comfort in America’s evolving Greyhound network.
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Greyhound
America
Socialites and stars fuel a flood of rumors and scandals
Doris Duke plans to back Gloria Vanderbilt amid Mayfair gossip. A Navy veteran faces an indictment for a drunken assault. Referee Arthur Donovan battles homicide charges and police. Lionel Atwill remains in a coma. Faye and Elliott Roosevelt enter radio earnings. The column charms readers with celebrity links across politics, fashion, and entertainment.
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Doris Duke
Mayferry
Gloria Vanderbilt
Navy
Arthur Donovan
Corcoran
Lionel Atwill
Faye
Elliott Roosevelt
Canadian Dominion
Clyde Pangborn
Nancy Oakes de Marigny
New York
Robert Emmet Dolans
Wilma Ebsen
Wall
Librarians Gather for 24th North Carolina Conference in Raleigh
North Carolina librarians and trustees converge in Raleigh April 25 to 27 for the 24th NC Library Association conference. Headquarters at Hotel Sir Walter. Welcome by Mayor Graham H. Andrews and Gov. Gregg Cherry, with a tea at the executive mansion. Delegates hear Harriet Elliott discuss The London Educational Conference and view exhibits from 20 firms showcasing visual education and microfilming gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Oeal
North Carolina Librarians and Trustees and Friends of Libraries
North Carolina Library Association
Sir Walter
Graham H. Andrews
Gregg Cherry
Harriett Elliott
Woman's College of the University At Greensboro
Paul Howard
A.L.A
Washington
Emerson Greenway
Enoch Pratt Free Library
Baltimore
Marie D. Loizeaux
Wilson Bulletin
New York City
Blanche Prichard McCrum
Wellesley College
Andrew Lemke
Chicago
Susan Gray Akers
Diano Grant
Sue Vernon Williams
Virginia LeMay Williamson
Minnie Kallam
Fights Last Night Highlights From Cities Across East Coast
Lenny Mancini won a decision over Pignataro in Newark New Jersey while Eddie Murphy outpointed Marty Diduck in New York Jimmy Moore beat Steve Hostak in Somerville and George Do ty stopped Art Robinson in Hartford The Carolina baseball league with class C rating anticipates larger crowds this season.
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Jersey City
N. J
Eddie Murphy
New York
Marty Diduck
Brooklyn
Somerville
Jimmy Moore
Philadelphia
Steve Hostak
Newark
Hartford
Conn
George “Red” Doty
Art Robinson
Pittsburgh
Carolina Baseball League
Radio Schedule Highlights Long Night of Variety Shows
A dense list outlines Metro Standard Time and CST adjustments with a wide slate of programs. Serial dramas, news reports, musical performances, and talk segments fill the night from 6:00 p.m. through 2:15 a.m., featuring figures like Jack Armstrong, Tom Mix, Eddie Cantor, Frank Sinatra, and Lum and Abner.
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Farrell
Tennessee Jed
Abe-East
Hop Harrigan
Abe Tom Mix
Imbs-Basic
Abe Geincy Howe
Dbs
Clayton
Cbs
Dick Tracy
Abc-West
Skyline Roof
G. MacRae
Dbhs
Jack Armstrong
Abc-Weat
Mbs- West
Lowell Thomas
Abe
Cal Tinney
Basic
Tennessee
Jed
Abc- West
Tom Mix
Mbs
West
Lanny Rose
Cbe
Abc
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Jack Smith
Che
Raymond
Carolyn Gilbert
Abe Ellery Queen
de Basic Dancing Music Orchestra
Ce Tenenger
Abe Cecil Brown
Kaltenborn
Nbe West
Inside of
Sports
Bill Brandt
Mr. and
Mrs. North
Jack Carson
Abner
Elmer Davis
Hildegarde
Abe Jean Hersholt
Christian
Dbbs
Abe Bert Lahr
Eddie Cantor
Abe Frank Sinatra
Jones and I
Abe Briel Heatter
District Attorney
Bob Crosby
Fone
Cugat Orches
Abe Er
Curt Massey
Rose Orch
Cba
Fantasy
Mbe
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Nicolai Gregorivich Redin
Tracy Griffin
Federal Court
Seattle
Wash
Redin
FBI
U. S. Naval
Walter Winchell
On Broadway
Cally Mirror
David Street
Lois Andrews
Marilyn Maxwell
John Conte
Yvonne de Carlo
Stirling Hayden
Yvonne
Lamour
Paramount
Deanna Durbin
Lowell Mellett
Paul Porter
Ed Pauley
Cummins
Margery
Marie McDonald
Jay Mossbach
Sophie Gimbel
Charles’ Bolter
Exec
Congress Rom la Luce
Jack Kennedys
Central Park
Mary Stevenson
Stokowski
Dennis King
Susan Douglas
Townsend Netcher
Margaret Muntz
Herb Mosses
Gen'l Kenny
Hiroshima
Adele Jurgens
Jack Dennison
Jackie Cooper
Sam
Jackie Coogan
Anne McCormick
St. Elizabeth's
Will Rogers, Jr
Rudolph Friml
Marie
Radio Thrash
William T. Day
Jean Harlow
Barbara Brown
John Martin
Great Lakes
John Rigneys
Dorothy Comiskey
Jack
Tom Blake
Ae State
Broadway
Claudette Colbert
Congress
White House
Trumans
Charles Kullmen
Yale
James Landis
Calvert Magruder
England
Europe
Paris
Bobby Soxer
Barbara Hutton
Uncle Sam
Florida
Guy Loomis
Texas
Guinan
Armes
Sidential
al Newman
Mike” Mauree
H. Hoover
Ciro
Ruth Chaumley
Susan Reed
Art Ford
Shubert
Imperial Theatre
Jane Harvey
Blue Angel
Milton Berle
Scott
R. J. Scott
Africa
PianniAt Poes
Sofi- Loup
Will
Associated Press
Lenny
Mancini
Youngstown
Firestone
Extre Strong
Burpee
Pam
D.D.T
Firestone Stores
North Main
Laeter
Voice of Firestone
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