Fair Enough By Pegler on Roosevelts Kin Debts and Newsprint
Westbrook Pegler surveys Anna Roosevelt Boettiger and John Boettiger, heirs to Roosevelt influence, detailing debts settled at minimal cents on the dollar. He notes Arizona Daily Times earnings, losses, and a web of contracts with newsprint firms, hinting at favored terms and opaque relationships amid postwar inflation.
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Anna Roosevelt Boettiger
John Boettiger
Roosevelt
Elliott
Anna
John
Ibbott
Arizona Daily Times
Phoenix
Pm., Inc
New York
Marshall Field
Apna
Internal Revenue
Poulet, Diamond, Preitlin and Mackay
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Franklin ,D. Roosevelt, Dy
Charlie Poletti
Lehman and Dewey
Albany
Radio Schedule and Late Editorial Notes
A jumble of radio program listings spans from Wednesday into Thursday with show times and titles such as Captain Midnight and Salon Serenade. The long column includes news, sports, music, and talks, ending with a lengthy paragraph on a Roosevelt era financial audit and alleged irregularities involving Anna Roosevelt and associates.
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Sian
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Scattergood Baines
Hy Gardner
Frank Singister
Glaont
Melody Boys
Arkansas
Cecil Brown
Paesine Pavarla
Eddy Arnold
Queen
Voice of the Army
Straight Arrow
Tom Mix
Salon Serenade
Fulton Lewis
Gabriel Heatter
Mutual Newsreel
Mysterious Traveler
Bill Henry
Inside of Sports
Windy City
Ordinance fixes aldermen salaries in Hope Arkansas
Ordinance No 637 sets alderman pay at 28 dollars monthly plus 5 dollars for each special council or committee meeting attended. Payments begin the first day after service. The ordinance declares an emergency and becomes effective immediately. It repeals conflicting ordinances and was approved April 5 1949 and published April 6 1949 in the Hope Star.
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City of Hope
THE
HOPE
Boxers See NBA Vacant Heavyweight Title Amid Louis Exit
The National Boxing Association did not list a heavyweight champion for the first time in 14 years, declaring the title vacant as Joe Louis retires to promote. Ezzard Charles and Jersey Walcott were slated to fight next June for the crown, with Lee Savold named a likely contender. Other champions and challengers listed include Willie Pep reclaiming the featherweight crown and Sandy Saddler as top contender, with lines restated for divisions across light heavyweight to flyweight.
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Washington
National Boxing Association
NBA
Joe Louis
Ezzard Charles
Dhe
Walcoit
Louis
Chicago
Charles
Lee Savold
Cliffside
N. J
Archie Moore
St. Louis
Marcel Cerdan
France
Tony Zale
Gary
Ind
Steve Belloise
New York
Bert Lytell
Resna
Calif
Ray Robinson
Kid Gavilan
Cuba
Charlie Fusari
Irvington
Frankie Fernandez l
Honolulu
Ike Williams
Trenton
Freddie Dawson
Enriquel Bolanos
Los Angeles
Manuel Ortiz
Centro
Memo Valero
Mexico
Luis Galvani
Danny O'Sullivan
England
Binty Monaghan
Belfast
Ireland
Maurice Sandeyron
Terry Allen
Dade Marino
Hawaii
Louis Skena
Pasquel Owen Suit Enters Second Day in Court
Springfield April 6 A long running clash between Mickey Owen former major league catcher and Jorge Pasquel ex promoter of baseball in Mexico continued into a second day in federal court. Owen seeks 27509 in breach of contract damages while Pasquel contends Owen owes 93000 in a counter suit. Owen testified he tried to meet Pasquel after being fired as Vera Cruz manager and said he later signed a contract with Pasquel. Pasquel’s deposition described Owen as doing badly but he was not present for the trial. Curtis for Owen cited contract breach over firing inadequate living quarters and unpaid taxes. Harris counsel for Pasquel said Owen asked to be relieved as manager on July 5 1946.
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Springfield
Mickey Owen
Jorege Pasquel
Mexico
Owen
Pasquell
Pasquel
Brooklyn Dodgers
Vera Cruz
E. C. Curtis
Brooklyn
Navy
Curtis
Victor B. Harris
St. Louis
Boxing Roundup of Fights Across Cities
In Los Angeles Oakland Belfast New York and other venues last night, multiple bouts were decided by stoppages and points. Notable results include Leo Milito outpointing Jimmy Degeman in New York, Jose Contreras outpointing Coley Welch in Fall River, and Pat Kelly defeating Tony Visera in White Plains.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Leonard Morrow
Oakland
Calif
Watson
Buffalo
le Ora
Detroit
Augustine Guedes
Palmerton
Belfast
Ieland —Rinty
Monaghaon
Belfats
Maurice Sandeyran
France
United Press
New York
Broadway
Leo Milito
Jimmy Degeman
New Bedford
Mass
Jose Contreras
Fall Rives
Coley Welch
Portland
Hartford
Conn
Felix Ramirez
San Jose
Cal
Jose Cardenas
Salem
Dom Saia
Boston
Edgar Perrault
Quebec
White Plains
Pat Kelly
Ireland
Tony Visera
Derby favorite Blue Peter sidelined by illness
Blue Peter, the winter book favorite, is out of the Kentucky Derby after owner Joseph M. Roebling announced an internal ailment. Olympia and Capot move into joint favoritism at 4-1 as War Admiral's son shows an apparent affliction. The illness identified as an impacted caecum, a condition not affecting horses like humans.
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New York
Blue Peter
Olympia
Capot
Joseph M. Roebling
Hoheling
Fred Hooper, Jr
Greentree Stable
Cepat
Roger Th Lodger Returns Home After Officer Training
In this Montana tale Elizabeth R Roberts recounts Roger’s return to live with the Roberts after earning lieutenant’s bars at officer training. He clashes with the sergeant over a car stuck in a snowbank, endangers himself driving home, and fragments of a strained household follow as insurance disputes and a fire sale threaten to force him out.
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Roger
the Roberts
Mrs. Roberts
Ile
Montana
Army Road
Travelers Win 9-3 Over Texarkana Bears
The Little Rock Travelers defeated the Texarkana Bears 9-3 in Texarkana, earning their second win in a seven game pre season road trip. The Travelers hit early power and had four and five run rallies in the first and fifth innings.
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United Press
Little Rock
Memphis
Associa
Indianapolis Indians
Art McConnell
Atlanta
Congress May Hear Baseball Squabble
Washington April 6 Congress may act as umpire in professional baseballs reserve clause dispute and decide if baseball and other sports fall under interstate commerce rules and can be sued in federal courts. A federal district court could rule on Gardella suit challenging suspensions for jumping to the Mexican League. he also sues for 300000 anti trust damages. House bills to exempt organized pro sports from anti trust prosecutions were introduced, with a hearing planned for April 14.
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Washingt
Congress
Supreme Court
Danny Gardella
New York Giant
Herlong
D-Fia
Crosser
Ohio
Commercee ‘Committee
Baseball News From AP Briefs and Spring Training Notes
Baseball scores from New York to California show rain cancellations and postponed games. The Detroit Tigers vs Chicago White Sox game was called off, the Crackers' series with Detroit tied at one, and Birmingham and New Orleans both faced wet grounds delaying activities. Nashville ended spring training in Gainesville while Lake Dean, a 24-year-old right-hander from Alma, Arkansas, may start for the Bears against New Orleans next week after three wins and one loss last season.
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Tigers
Crackers
Philadelphia Phillies
Birmingham Barons
University of Alabama
Birmingham
Ni Orleans Pelicans
New Orleans
Nashville Vols
Gainesville
Fla
Malone
Ala
Lake Dean
Alma
Ark
Bears
Dean
Greenwood
Mis
Cotton States Loop
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George Brown
Eva L. Garner
J. M. Atkins
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King Features Syndicate
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Victor J. Lindiahr
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Kate Smith
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Sidney ‘Hillman
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