Pro Football to Recognize Player Union
The NFL Players Association gains official recognition from NFL Commissioner Bert Bell, with nine clubs approving and three neutral. Bell said recognition would allow negotiation between league officials and the players group, while antitrust probes continue. Creighton Miller, now attorney for the association, expressed gratification as Bell speaks for the league.
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Washington
National Football League Players Union
NFL
Bert Bell
NFL Players Assn
Fen
Bell
National Football League
Players’ Association
Bragan Clowning Feud With Umpires Sparks On Field Show
Milwaukee report describes Pirates manager Bragan strolling onto the field during a Pirates Braves game. He was banished by umpire Stan Landes for holding his nose and mocking calls. The crowd watched as Bragan defended his actions amid a tense sideline moment.
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Bragan
Chuck
Milwaukee
Bobby
Bargan
Pittspureh
Bent
Ume
Prak
Descolio
Pirates-Braves
Buccos Tok
Landes
County Stadium
Reagan
Dian
Aegond Ascoli
Harney Rescues Dorsey From Blue Springs Kidnappers
In Blue Springs, Marshal Harney pursues Pete Dorsey, kidnapped by the Clements after a deathly feud with Barney Jethroe. Harney and a wary ally corner Birch and Rambeau, free Dorsey, and decide whether to flee or confront Blanchard. The escape ends with Dorsey safe, and Harney planning to report his success.
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Marshal Harney
Pete Dorsey
Blue Springs
Pete
Clements
Barney Jethroe
Cole Jethroee
Barney
Pike Ambrose
Birch
Rim
Dorsey
Plat
Dorney
Rvight
Blanchards
Harney
Blanchard
Yast
Blanghardt
Director for Children Once a Child Star
Hollywood profile of Sidney Miller a former child star who became a renowned director for youth cinema and TV. The piece recalls Miller's early work with Warner and Fox studios, his Riverside childhood, and stories of child actors like Shirley Temple and Tab Hunter era peers, highlighting industry casting debates and method acting contrasts.
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James Bagon
Hollywood Wm
Sidney Miller
Sidney
Walt
Disney
New York City
Sienandoah
New York
Warner
Hollywood
Petrod
Sam
Holywood
Guilie
Whippeti
Allie Boy
Perrad
Mickey McGire
Serias
Mickey Rooney
Bay
Town
Rooney
Sycoulls
Educatonal Pictures
T Studio No Longay
Junior Caughtin
Junior
Fox
Cuse
Shirley Trine
Taciie Cooper
T Elling
Stanislavsky
Worker Buried by Crambling Wall at Dam Sinks Four Men
Four laborers struggled as a ditch wall collapsed at Mau m Melte Dam. One worker buried up to his chin was rescued and rushed to a hospital with possible internal injuries. Linley, of Fort Smith, escaped danger and warned others as teammates pulled him free. The dam will impound water for a new supply source near Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Maum Melte
Charles Finley
Canot
Linley
Hi J. Druy- Wesleyn Construction Co
Fort Smith
Winley
Rook
Fragmented pursuit across The Narrows ends in tense river passage
A narrator recalls a perilous chase along a riverbank. Dorsey urges restraint while gunfire and suspense rise as a river crossing leads toward a narrow passage with a pursuer near the south edge and the river turning toward The Narrows.
Baseball Standings and Daily Results Across Leagues
US league standings show New York leading Cleveland and Washington, with Detroit and Chicago on four wins. The day’s results include Birmingham 4 3 Little Rock 2 2, Memphis 7 Adsiuita 2, Nashville 9 New Orleans 4, and several Texas and Southern league scores. Tonight’s schedule lists games in progress across Washington New York Chicago Boston Kansas City Baltimore and other venues with multiple meetings.
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Nevada
Ette
Howard, and
Milter
Dollies, Inc
Sterick +semphis
Fann
Texas Bank
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Focal News
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Hallmore
Kansas City
New Yorke
Baltimore
Birningham
Little Rock
Chattununya
Mobile
Memphis
Adsiuita
Nashville
New Orleans
WoLvel
Brltimore
Westhington
Parole Likely for Touhy After Commutation
Springfield reports that Roger Touhy the Chicago gangster, long imprisoned for kidnapping, may be eligible for parole after Straton commuted a portion of his sentence. Touhy, 30 years into a multi‑decade term, started serving his current sentence in 1944 following a 1933 conviction and a 1942 escape. The commutation reduces his time and could enable parole after a third of the revised term.
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Lkely
Roger
Touhy
Guv
William G. Stratton
Oughy
Chicago
Stateville Penitentiary
Wow
Toughy
John
Jake the Barber
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Paul H. Jones
George W. Hosmer
Office of Hope
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Liberty House
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Ford Station
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Cobb Mattress Shop
West 4Th
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Ralph Montgomery
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Hope Insurance ‘Agency
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Hope
Monsley
Presott
McBay, Construction Co
Jones
Qemo
Judson
Hervey
Enone
Prescott
Fanerel
Reeves Co
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