Seven Last Words Of Christ at BeBee M E Church
The article notes seven five minute sermons on Good Friday at BeBee C M E Church 47:60 pm by six ordained ministers and one lay speaker. It lists speakers including Rev. J Johnson Stearns Briggs Carter Clark and Spearman, with Easter music by choirs and revival closings by Rev. L P Harris. Also mentions Easter programs and local church notices with multiple pastors and events in Hope Arkansas.
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Christ
Hope
BeBee C. M.E
MM. J. Johnson
C. S. Stearns
Paradise
C. 5. Briggs
Ben ‘Carter
L. A. Clark
Mattie Sanders
BeBee Church
H. S. Spearman
Musial Sparks Cardinals Past Redlegs in Opener
Stan Musial powered the St Louis Cardinals to a 13-4 win over the Cincinnati Redlegs as he surged toward a seventh batting title while the Braves and Dodgers opened with wins. The season's early action also saw Tom Morgan return to form for Kansas City, Gito Cimoli star for Brooklyn, and Pirates routing the Giants. Other AL results included the White Sox beating the Indians in 11 innings, the Yankees defeating the Senators, and the Red Sox beating Baltimore in a one-inning burst.
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Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinati Redlegs
Milwaukee Braves
Uul
Chicago Cubs
Tom Morgan
Aldhy
Wene
Bert Derolt
Chicago White Sox
Bill Pierce
Cleveland Indians
Herb
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Chuck Stubbs
Boston
Red Sox
Baltimores
Cardinal
Herm Wehmeier
Rookle
Bobby Gane
Smith
Tvd
Wally Moon
Johnny Klippstein
Spuabn
Bob Rush
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Robin’ Roberts
Don Zimmer
Alling
Pee Wee Reese
Gil Hodges
Dodgers
Don Newcombe
Clem Labire
Pirates
Antonelli
Bugs
Bob Friend
Mary Grissom
Boxer Testimony Ties Scranton Mayor to Dynamiting Plot
Paul Bradshaw, an 86-year-old truck driver, testified before the Senate Rackets Committee that Scranton mayor James T. Hanlon urged him to wait until after an election before telling his story about a dynamiting scheme. Bradshaw said he was pressured to take the rap and that his union promised protection. he claimed he did not actually participate in dynamiting and faced months in prison.
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Washington
INS
James T. Hanlon
Scranton
Paul Bradshaw
Senate
Bradshaw
Montreal Canadiens Clinch Cup With 5-1 Finals Win
Montrealers clinched the Brad Fey Cup in a 5-1 victory over the Bristol Bruins to take the best of seven series 4-1. Five Canadiens scored as Ad die Pronovost Dickie Moore Bernie Geoffrion Don Marshall and Floyd Curry hit the net with Labline adding the Bruins’ lone goal in a bruising finale.
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Montreal Canadians
Bristol Bruins
Allo
Canadiens
Bruins
Boston
Addie Pronovost
Dickie Moore
Bernie
Boom Boom) Geolrisn
Don Marshall
Floyd Curry
Bosellon
Tone
Leo Labline
Crawford elected president of regional cotton association
R. B. Crawford of Dell Arkansas was elected president of the Mississippi Valley Cotton Compress and Cotton Warehouse Association yesterday. He succeeds C. G. Nowles of Homer Louisiana as head of the organization.
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Memphis
R. B. Crawford
Dell, Ark
Mississippi Valley Lilerick Cotton Compress and Cotton Warehouse Association
Crawford
C. G. Nowles
Homer
Union Bosses Accused of Strong-Arm Tactics in 1954 Election
Testimony alleges union leaders pressured votes to protect Local 229 President J. C. Pinkie Hart and Business Agent Robert Mallory. Committee Counsel Kennedy questioned if Hanlon would testify as investigators paused. Bradshaw later shared his dynamite tale with Scranton Tribune reporter Harold Brisin, leading to district attorney involvement.
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J. C. “Pinkie Hart
Robert Mallory
Robert JF
Kennedy
Hanlon
Bradshaw
Harold Brisiin
Scranton Tribune
Standings and results for regional baseball leagues
Standings show Mobile and other teams with wins and losses in the recent schedule. Yesterday Mobile beat Little Rock, Birmingham defeated Chattanooga in 12 innings, and Atlanta beat Nashville weather permitting. Tonight Little Rock visits Mobile, Atlanta plays Nashville, New Orleans at Memphis, Chattanooga at Birmingham. In the National League Brooklyn and Milwaukee lead with 1 0 records. Pittsburgh beat New York 9 2. St Louis topped Cincinnati 13 4. Milwaukee beat Chicago 4 1. Brooklyn topped Philadelphia 7 6. In the Texas League Austin shut out San Antonio 3 0 and Dallas beat Fort Worth 7 1.
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Little Rock
Mobile
Atlanta
Nashville
New Orleans
Memphis
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
St. Louis T
Chicago
Ono
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinati
Webb Favored in Tonight's Fight
Chicago—Spider Webb top lightweight contender, 93, seeks a 20th straight victory tonight against Raddy Sandy in a 10round nationally televised bout from Chicago Stadium. Webb is a 2-1 favorite after a long pro career and NCAA 138-pound title at Idaho State College, and Olympic team member in 1952.
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Spider Webb
Coftender
Sandy
Webb
ABC
Chicago Stadium
Idaho State College
U. Sr
Helsink
Red Elby
Newcombe Challenges Writer Over World Series Record
Philadelphia report describes Don Newcombe arguing with New York Times writer Roscoe McGowen before a game with the Phillies. Newk denied failing to win the big ones in the World Series and challenged the writer’s story suggesting an inferiority complex. Manager Walt Alston was present at the batting cage during the discussion.
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Philadelphia
Walt Alston
Fragmentary maritime debate and odd facts from history
A garbled passage recalls a skipper, a reply to Old McGow en, and a quoted remark about age and action. It then shifts to a note on a three mile limit and a diss fahce about cannonfire, followed by a jumble of eggs and temperature ranges.
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