Lewisville School District seeks bids for vocational building
The Lewisville Special School District will receive sealed bids for a brick veneer culture building in Lewisville Arkansas until 7 30 P M April 27 1948. Bids opened in the school offices with plans and specs available from Sam Young secretary Lewisville School Board Mail bids to Lewisville Ark. The board reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. Sam Young Secretary April 12 19 26
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Lewisville Special
Lewisville
Arkansas
Radio Schedule Fragments From April Broadcast Grid
A long OCR list shows an April broadcast timetable with show titles and hosts. Entries include Adventure Parade, Superman, Captain Midnight, Tom Mix, Fulton Lewis Jr, News bulletins, Sports, and various music programs. The jumble indicates a dense day’s lineup across morning and afternoon slots with multiple repeats and network segments.
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Superman
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Star
Henry J. Taylor
Tio
the Falcon
Charlie Chan
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
Mutual Newareet
Len Hopkins
Emil Coleman
Mutual Reports
Ozark Valley
Cecil Brown
Kate Smith
Victor H. Lindlahr
Naval Academy Band
Bill Boyd
Dave
Martin
Sutton
Robert Hurleighs
Johnson
Social Security
Friton Lewis, Jr
Official Detective
Hilly Rose
Bank of
Gregory Hand
Top Radio Programs by the Associated Press Genital Standard Time
The listing reviews tonight's NBC CBS ABC and MBS schedules with dramas musical interludes and talk shows. Notable items include NBC Cavalcade drama Winner Takes Life's and Moonlight concert lineups, CBS Sanctum drama and My Friend Irma, ABC Lone Ranger and Say It With Music, plus Bowing Green Univ Clef Club and Queen for a Day on MBS.
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Associated Press
Moyday
NBC
Howard Barlow
Ben Voorhees
Jascha Hellete
CBS
Irma
Claudette Calbert
Love
ABC
Lone Ranger
Paul Whiteway Yatent
Saiming Kaye
Arthur Geath
Iran
Bob Ripley
Godfrey
Breneman
Span
Queen
Fort Smith Businessman in Critical Condition
Fort Smith April 18 reports say businessman L remains in critical condition at Memorial Hospital after an erroneous Saturday night report that he had died. The incident involves local authorities and hospital staff assessing the patient’s status.
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Fort Smith
Fort Smith Plantey and
Lanless Stag i
Dutch Edges White Sulphur Springs in Greenbrier Pro Am
Henry Colton, British pro, won his first American tournament in the Greenbrier Pro Am Handicap at White Sulphur Springs, finishing one stroke ahead of E. J. Harrison. Colton earned $1,000 prize for the pro, plus $860 as part of the winning pro-amateur team tied at 126.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Henry Colton
E. J. ¢Dutch) Harrison
Little Rock
Ark
Cotton
Managers pick Yanks and Cards as early World Series favorites
Major league managers foresee a tight season with the Yankees likely to win the American League after a close race with the Red Sox. In the National League a four team battle features St Louis Brooklyn Boston Braves and Giants. Redbirds pitching could decide the NL title.
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New York
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston Braves
Giants
Redbirds
Bucky Harris
Red Sox
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Joe McCarthy
Micky Harris
Johnny Pesky
Zach Taylor
Browns
Indians
Tigers
Leo Duracher
Dodgers
Giant Bower
Boston
Cardinals
Virginia Beach
Yanks
Sarasota
Baker Scott May Make Olympic Team
Fayetteville April 19 Prospects that University of Arkansas stars may join the U S Olympic Team appear strong after Kansas relays. Charles Baker won the decathlon at Lawrence amid contenders including Irvin Mondschein, scoring 6 730 to Mondschein 6 067. Clyde Scott placed high in hurdles and javelin while Arkansas relay team finished third. Baker and Scott aim to boost Olympic chances at Drake Relays in Des Moines Friday.
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University of Arkansas
Irvin
Moon) Moridschein
New York University
Mondschein
Baker
Lawrence
Scott
Harrison Dillara
Baldwin-Wallace
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Kansas Relays
Leo
Des Moines
Ilowa
Lucky Lew Wins Cavalier Special at Virginia Beach
Virginia Beach April 18 a Gaolter Lew Warsham known as Lucky Lew shows top money in the Cavalier specialists tournament. The 30 year old Pittsburgh star shot four under par 63 to finish 4 strokes ahead of Jimmy Demaret who led 54 holes with a 202 total. Keiser Sarazen and Metz each posted 205 for third.
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Lew Warsham
Lucky Lew
Pittsburgh
Worsham
Cavalier
Lew
Felows
Tommey
Jimmy Demarel
Ojai
Calif
God
Ted
Hermyn Keiser
Akron
Ohio
Gene Sarazen
Germantown
Nic
Dick Metz
Arkansas City
Kus
Spring baseball pennant picks from a veteran writer
Virginia Beach sports page surveys 1947 pennant chances with Yankee and Cardinal bias. It favors St. Louis Beavers over Braves and Red Sox, lists AL and NL finish orders, and notes Duke star Ed Koffenberger’s amateur athlete award and Lu Gambino’s FBI ambitions.
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Ed Koffenberger
Duke
North
South Carolina
Lu Gambino
Maryland
FBI
Razorback teams prep for busy week in multiple sports
University of Arkansas athletes head into a packed slate with golf at Dallas and Fort Worth, baseball a doubleheader in Dallas, tennis at Houston and Fayetteville, and Drake Relays track set for Des Moines. Bubba Smart leads golf as Arkansas enjoys a conference win over Rice while baseball falls to Washington University and tennis seeks first victory of the season.
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Fayetteville
University of Arkansas
Razorbacks
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Texas Christian
Fort Worth
SMU
Rice
Houston
Des Moines
Kansas Relays
Charles Baker
Clyde Scott
Boverhook
Parkers
Texas AL & M
College Station
Travelers Split Doubleheader With Memphis
The Mobile Bears and Brooklyn Dodger farmhands in a three way tie for first in the Southern Association after twin wins over New Orleans. Atlanta split with Birmingham as Little Rock beat Memphis 7 3 in the opener but lost the nightcap 6 0. Nashville hammered Chattanooga 20 4 in the first game as darkness halted the second. A key double play by Little Rock ended a Memphis rally in the first game.
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Associated Press
Mobile Bears
Brooklyn Dodger
Memphis
Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham
Little Rock
Nashville
Chattanooga
Lite Rock
Travelers
Chick Eisenmann
Rocks
Chicks
Baseball Texas League results recap from multiple games
Texas League action shows Tulsa defeating Dallas 31 to 1 while Oklahoma City plated 11 against Fort Worth. Houston beat San Antonio 5 in 12 innings. Beaumont won 10 to 4 over Shreveport and Atlanta 2 Birmingham 4 to 1. Nashville led Chattanooga 20 to nothing at end of fourth, Little Rock blanked Memphis 7 to 0, Mobile won 9 to 4, New Orleans 6 to 1.
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Tulsa
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Fort Wortf
Houston
San Antonio
Beaumont
Shreveport
Soldier in Hurry to Get Home Causes Train Wreck
Police said a soldier hurried to reach home admitted pulling an emergency cord, causing a wreck that killed 24 people. The incident occurred near Winsford, Cheshire, England, on an unscheduled train stop as the mail train struck the stopped train.
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Winsford
Cheshire
Eng
Baseball Season Opens Amid National War Talk
Opening day brings baseball escape as President Truman throws first ball. Yankees vs Senators looms, with Early Wynn likely joining from the Senators. Red Sox and Athletics clash in Boston as Pirates and Reds start NL play in Cincinnati. Multiple league openers follow across cities as Browns begin in St Louis and Indians meet Tigers in Detroit.
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Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Russia
Truman
Washington
Yankees
Early Wynn
Senators
Allie Reynolds
Wynn
Reynolds
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Red Sox
Athletics
A‘s
Connie Mack
Joe Dobson
Harry Dorisn
Phil Marchilden
Germany
Royal Canadian Air Force
Lou Brissie
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Cintinati Reds
Cincinnati
Ewell Blackwell
Hal Gregg
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Giants
Palo Grounds
Braves
Phils
Philadelphia
Cubs
Cardinals
St. Louis
Detroit Tigers
Chicago
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland
Indians
Tigers
Detroit
Cards
Browns
Bridges Defends Quick Action on Air Force Program
Senator Styles Bridges said the Senate Appropriations Committee would act swiftly to fund a 70 group air force program deemed urgent due to the international situation. He called the plan the spearhead of a robust national defense and emphasized rapid action once armed services authorization is obtained.
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Washington
Styles Bridges
Senate Appropriations Committee
New Hampshire Republican
Bridges
Armed Services Group
Sen
Chan’ Gurney
Mother Kills Two Children Amid Desperate Night
Los Angeles police report Helen Northway, 42, killed her two children Patrick Eugene, 3, and Dennis Lloyd, 10 months, by suffocation in Firestone Park home. She then slashed her arms and throat, turned on gas jets, and waited for death. later she sought help and was hospitalized. Husband Lt. Herman Northway is at sea. a note asks for forgiveness.
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Lincoln Haynes
Los Angeles
UPI
Navy
Helen Anna Northway
Firestone Park
U.S.S
Wiliam Mitchell
Fegan House
Pastor Fled With 16 Year Old Puzzled at Arrest
Detroit April 19 UP I The Rev James H Whaley 46 Tennessee preacher and father of six says he is puzzled by his arrest for fleeing from his pulpit with a 16 year old member of his congregation He faces arraignment before Judge Christopher B Stein on a fugitive warrant charging seduction Whaley says he is confused and cannot understand the charges He had been married to the girl Geraldine Hale before leaving his wife
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Detroit
UPI
James H. Whaley
Tennessee
Rejgarder
Christopher EB. Stein
Whaley
Geraldine Hale
Pastor Whaley Arrest Details Tie to Lenoir City Case
Whaley, dismissed pastor of West Broadway Baptist Church in Lenoir City, Tenn., was arrested with a girl in a hotel on April 13 after being found with the juvenile in Detroit. Geraldine, a brunette, is held in a juvenile detention home awaiting parents’ word. Whaley initially claimed he met the girl accidentally at a bus station, then said he drove her to Detroit.
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Tenn
Whaley
West Broadway Baptist Church
Geraldine
Loudon
Detroit
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