County Track Meet and Funeral Notices From Gaehind
The Gaehind Goapyl Pravelers and Gots Jbn Teanvpol prepare to tee off at the Mi. Aion CMAN event Sunday night. April 1 marks the Annual County Track meet at Yergsy High School. Mineral services for Georgy Trotter held Tuesday at Macedonia Baptist church with Jieka Funeral Home in charge. Funeral services for Din Wyatt at Common Hit Baptist church near Run, with Altoks Funiven Aone in charge. Wale Wrytint returned home from a visit with his sister Mrs Ruby Willis and relatives. Hope Civic Improvement Association to meet tonight at Hicks Bynernt Hone. Wednesday fights featured Boneh of Pla and Taniglass of Jersey in matches. Paris, Ch ine Malageas and Norman Hayes won decisions. Alger ia’s Robert Cohen defeated Henry Cinudi. Legal notice indicates No. No. Tathy in Hempastead Chancery Court. Robert Mastin warned to appear and answer the complaint of Maury Ella Marie. Witness shows this court day.
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Bathers to Decide on Negro Players in League
A Cochran Sun style item reports Bathers officials near Springs seek a vote on integrating players from the Negro leagues within the Cotton States League. Key figures include George M. Traulman, president of the Maton Association of Professional Baseball, and team executives weighing whether to accept Negro players amid broader debates on segregation. The vote date is noted for early April, with possible club resignations if integration proceeds.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From Tuesday Night Games
Yesterday's baseball results feature Brooklyn, Philadelphia, New York, and Chicago with Philadelphia 7 NY 4 and Mets, Reds, and Braves noted. Today's slate shows New York at Washington and Boston at Philadelphia among other matchups. several games list locations and notable pitchers or line scores.
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College Game May Open Local Baseball Season
Henderson State Teachers College and Southern State College may open the local baseball season with a curtain-raiser at Ligtingd Park. Coaches Crane and Jones discussed scheduling conflicts and may move the game to May 12 if possible, as Henderson cannot play after the regular season. Other games listed include Detroit at St Louis and Washington at Boston postponed due to weather.
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Razorbacks Meet Tulsa In Hard Fought Baseball Clash
Arkansas baseball looks to rebound after a rough streak as they face Tulsa in a scheduled game. Arkansas dropped two to Tulsa in a doubleheader yesterday, and coach aims to close the series with Henderson in Arkadelphia. Local interest runs high for the Hope area matchup with Henderson-Magnolia to be staged in Tope.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs helps 390,000 Indians find jobs
Placement staff aided about 39,000 Indians in finding industrial work, with overall employment figures around $952 in wages.
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Indians Find Industry Jobs Across Western States in 1952
The U S Bureau of Tidian Affairs announced in 1952 that Indians from every western state and Alaska secured industry employment. The report highlights broad recruitment efforts and placements across multiple sectors with named agencies and regional offices coordinating the program.
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