McCulloughs defend against Draper and Adler suit
Westbrook Pegler notes the Greenwich Conn. case where Mrs. John T. McCullough faced a $160,000 suit from Paul Draper and Larry Adler after she criticized their performances. He details defense costs, public sympathy, and calls for patriotic support while warning of risks in letters to groups and meetings.
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New York
Harry Bridges
Bridges
Supreme Court
John ‘T. McCullough
Community Concerts Association
Greenwich
Larry
McCullough
Time-Life
Fui Pia Axis
McCulloughs
Greenwich Community Concerts Association
Draper and
Adler
Kiwanis Club
Parsonage Road
Canan
John JT. McCilough
Parsonage Rd
Conn
United States Court
Hartford
The
Legion
New Veterans’ Society
Rotary
Lions, Kiwanis
Draper
Adley
McCullough Stirts
Kiwaitis
Moscow
Tre
United States
Ile
Ha Hved
UN American Aeliy
House of
California
McColorek
Barons Split Doubleheader With Mobile In SA Race Tug
The Birmingham Barons defeated Mobile 4-1 in the second game of a Friday doubleheader, snapping a four game Barons losing streak and leaving them two games back in the Southern Association pennant race after losing the opener 4-3. Nashville Vols beat Little Rock 7-5, New Orleans beat Atlanta 6-3, and Memphis routed Chattanooga 11-5. Babe Barna hit his 42nd homer for Little Rock in the ninth. Frank Marino pitched well for Nashville. Hal Simpson homered for Little Rock in the ninth. Saturday schedule listed Chattanooga at Little Rock and Birmingham at Mobile, among others.
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Associated Press
Birmingham Barons
Mobile
Bears
Barons
Nashville Vols
Southern Association
Vols
Little Rock Travelers
New Orleans
Atlanta Crackers
Memphis
Chattanooga Lookouts
Babe Barna
Little Rock
Nashville Victory
Frank Marino
Hal Simpson
Travelers
Chattanooga
Tittle Rock
Birmingham
Atlanta
Nashville
Kinder Paying Off at Last for Yanks
Ellis Kinder, once dropped by the Yankees and earlier by the Red Sox, finally delivers for Boston at 33 with 11 straight wins in the season’s second half. He shuts out Washington 6 0 and helps the Red Sox stay within four games of the lead as New York wins to keep pace.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Ellis Kinder
New York Yankee
Boston Red Sox
Kinder
Binghamton
Yankee
St. Louis Browns
Red Sox
Sox
Arkansas
Washington Senators
Mel Parnell
Dick Weik
Senators
Bosox
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Brooklyn
Louis
Boston Braves
Cardinals
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Phillies
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Braves
Chicago
Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Deruit
Yomimy Henrich
Mackmen
Philadelphia
Erearg
Enrich
Failies
Linds Hame
reJief
Duane Pilltt
Vic Story
Mike Garcia
Alffoh Benton
Indians
White Sox
Bob Kenny
Garcia
Dale Mitchell
Tordhe
Randy Grunperk
Duke Snider
Barrett
Ralph Kier
Cliff Chambers
Children Pickets Mittsburgh in City Display
Children picket in Mittsburgh during a city council session about child welfare. Signs carried by youths state slogans like We Are the Dead end Kicks. Mayor and city council inspect the protest as officials navigate the crowd on August day.
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Mittsburgh
Aug
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City
Sports Roundup Shows Football Baseball And Hockey Clash
By JOE IVES for Hugh Fullerton Jr. Aug 26 Washington notes how NHL not interstate affects labor and antitrust cases. baseball football watch this precedent for pro basketball. Parnell recalls DiMaggin vs Zuber pitching tale. DiMag hits back with CBS radio Sept 17. Leahy predicts Michigan State to upset Michigan Sept 24. Auerbach to coach charity game in Greenfield Park. Lavelli weighs pro ball or TV. Scouts target Harvey Don Robertson 18-year-old infielder from Lou Boudreau’s hometown.
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Joe Ives
Hugh Fullerton, Jr
Washington
National Hockey League
Soneere
Pro Fontiall
Justice and Labor Department
National Labor Relations Board
NHL
NLRB
DiMag
CBS
Notre Dame
Frank Leahy
Michigan State
Michigan
Red Auerbach
Washington Caps
Damon Runyon
Tamarack Lodge
Greenfield Park
Tony Lavelli
Yale
Big Teague
Harvey
Fil
Lou Boudreau
Don Robertson
Baseball League Night Schedule From A Day of Delays
National League games include St Louis at Pittsburgh Chicago at Cincinnati New York at Philadelphia Brooklyn at Boston all night plus Philadelphia at New York in the American League. Boston at Washington resumes July 7 halted after win Detroit at St Louis also on schedule. Yesterday's results list Pittsburgh at St Louis 2 Philadelphia 7 New York 1 Brooklyn Boston 4 Chicago Cincinnati 7. Memphis over Chattanooga 5 New Orleans 6 Atlanta 3 Mobile 4 1 Birmingham 3 1 Nashville 7 Little Rock 5. International league Syracuse 5 3 Montreal Baltimore 7 Toronto 1 Buffalo 3 Newark 1 Jersey 6 Rochester 1. American Association Milwaukee 13 Toledo 4 Louisville 10 81 St Paul 4 Columbus Indianapolis or Kansas City postponed wet grounds. Texas League Houston at Dallas 1 Fort Worth 8 San Antonio 8 Oklahoma City Beaumont 2 Wales Shreveport 7.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Guighty
Memphis
Chattopnuga
New Orleas
Atlanta
Mobile
Birminghansy
Nashville
Little Hock
Syracuse
Montreal
Baltimore
Toronto
Buffalo
Newark
Jersey
Rochester
Milwaukee
Voleda
Louisville
Paul
Minneapolis
Columbuas
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Houston
Dallas
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Oklaha City & Beaumont
Wales
Shreveport
Top Radio Programs and Schedules in York Area
A fragmented listing of radio programs and hosts, including detective and crime show segments, music blocks, and live talk formats. Notable entries reference Phil Martene, Nanny Yursey, Twenty Questions, and Living Design segments with various time slots and stations. The shuffled OCR text shows a mix of show titles, host names, and program blocks across multiple stations.
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York
Tannig Ve
Sauiveday Danes
Fay Living
Hollysevod Calla
Folly Star
Theale
Luda Dy Brouk
Police
House of
Stork Club to Meet Legion Team in Benefit Game
A Monday night benefit exhibition at Fairpark features the Legionaires versus the Stork Club in an appreciation contest. Expected players include Clifford Russell Odie Dean Raymond Robins Cobb Riley Vernon Schooley Chestey Ramsey Wal dace Cook Demon Wiley Clyde Fritz Lloyd Coop Clifford Messer Frank Ramsey Bill Schooley Jimmie Cook John Velvin Arthur Slayton Fred Lee Clyde Zinn Ray McDowell A D Russell Dale Jones Palmer Dupree Dean Parsons Hiram Hatfield Glen Williams Harold Hamiter and manager Bill Palmore.
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Jimmie Cook
John Velvin
Arthur Slayton
Fred Lee
Clyge Zinn
Ray McDowell
A. D. Russell
Dale Jones
Palmer Dupree
Dean Parsons
Hiram Ilatfield
Glen Williams
Harold Hamiter
Bill Palmore
Circus War Flare as Cole Bros Cuts Prices
In a nationwide circus clash, Cole Bros cuts admission by 60 percent after invading Ringling Bros territory ahead of the big show. Ringling retaliates with a paper war while Cole proclaims the new history making circus cheaper and the only truly big show. Don Lang says the paper battle outmoded old skull cracking fights. Ned Irish notes Cole Bros is a premier league show amid Madison Square Garden contracts.
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Seattle
Cole Bros
Cole Circus
Ringling Bros
Barnum and Bailey
Ringling
Cole
Harrisburg
Cele Bros
Cele
Don Lang
Kree Enterprise
AL G
Barnes
Sells Floto
Hagenweck-Wallace
Colie Bros
Kingjing
Madison Square Garden
Rae
Ned Irish
the Garden
Denver
Future control of thunderstorms eyed by scientists
Sees future control of thunderstorms through weather modification. Dr. Vincent J. Schafer describes atmospheric seeding with dry ice and silver iodide to induce snow or rain, potentially dispersing storms or preventing overgrowth of dangerous clouds. He notes energy in storms rivals atomic blasts and discusses prospects and limits of cloud seeding and drought challenges.
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Alton J. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Lake Success
Vincent J. Schacier
General Electric
Schafer
Fall Hunting Season Rules to Be Adopted
Little Rock August 20 The Arkansas game and fish commission will adopt regulations for the fall hunting season at a meeting Monday. The commission will also receive bids for the construction of a dam for the proposed Hindsville lake in Madison County.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Hindsville
Madison County
Pirates rally past Hope in final game 9-6 victory
Atlanta Pirates overcome a four run deficit to beat Hope Legionaires 9-6 at Axelon Field. Chuck Herring delivered a 340 foot two run homer in the eighth as Atlanta staged late inning offense, aided by unearned runs and Key plays from Bob White and Paul Stone. Reg Day and Dennis Ross traded scoring drives, but Atlanta capitalized in the eighth and added insurance in the ninth to secure their third straight win over Hope.
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Atlanta Pirates
Hope Legionaires
Axelon Field
Chuck Herring
Joe Jones
Reg Day
Denyil Ross
Herring
Beasley
Hope
Bob Reece
Jack Bell
Gilson Ross
Bob White
Hope Star
Ross
Jack McClendon
White
Legionaires
Anderson
Delvin Ross
Dunlap
Paul
Stone
Letlant
Dack McClendon
Dennis Hoss
Atlanta
Charles Gough
Slone
Del
Memphis in Tribute to Top Golfer
Memphis dedicates tribute to leading golfer amid city events on August 20. Officials praise his career, charity work, and influence on local sports. Community leaders, clubs, and fans join in ceremonies and memories of his achievements.
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Memphis
Radio schedule and proclamations mix in 1949 notice
A chaotic clipping lists Mutual Network radio programming from Prescott Studio with time slots across Saturday Sunday and Monday and includes church services sports and music shows. It also contains a proclamation for the 1949 annual school election with polling places and districts in Hempstead County Arkansas, including listed precincts and officials.
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Arkansas
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Palmer
H. Washburn
Palace
Walat
Ant
Hope, Ark
Alex.h. Wothbur
Paul H. Jones
George W. Homer
Lass M. Gayle
Hope Arkansas
Jae
Bee Mail
Hemp
Nevada
Howard
Miller
Pofevette
Sie
Apne Nen
Aknational
Eankos
Dolties
Barinted
R. C. Daniels
National Bank
E. F. Mitchell
P.O. Bux
Exarkana
Texas
Autry “Wilson
Winn
3Rd St
W. A. Price
Highway West City Limits
Vision
Eal
Ej. I. Blankenship
Hone
Ark
S Add Turner
Park Drive
Henry Edd
Emmett Thompson
Harry 'S. Sullivan
Houston Electric Co
Cobb Mattress Co
William H. Cily
Ozon
Mtd
McFarland
General Motors
2Nd St
Westinghouse
Willie Sheppard
Patmos
Ree
Burroughs
Pione
Dewey Baker
Quandt
Box
Shov
Arthur Gray
Ozan
12Th St
General Sales Co
Front St
Cail
C. M. Walker
Columbus
Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Erma B. Evans Reed
Porter Reed
Ermy Bvans Reed
Texarkana
Singer Sewing
Singer Sewing Machine Co
W. J. Falls
Mar
Idea Cooper
Davis Furniture & Mattress Co
Hezel
Snyker Hope
Saratoga, Mineral Springs
Dierks
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McCaskill, Blevins, Naphville
Roseton
Camden
Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Vertisen
Atel Lough
Hugh
Fullerton, Jr
Joe DiMaggin
Yanks
Bill Zuber
Joe
Stork Club
Legion Team
Homer
Denvis Ross
Short
Clark
Charles White
Stright
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Mutual Network
Prescott
Wreck Stuarts
Mel Allen
Hawaii
Juombardoland
USA
Mutual Reports
Lew White
Qogan
Allen B. Harper
Unity
Voice of Prophecy
N. W. Univ
Albert L Warner
Charles Keaton
Mutual
Bill Cunningham
Carle
Saenger
Martin Kane
Private Eye
Walter Mason
Cecil Brown
Kate Smith
Bervey Harding
Gabriel Heatter
John Daniel
Eddie Arnold
Nevada Co
Milady
Bob Poole
Sardi
U.S. Navy
Ted Drake
Curley Bradley
Ephen Lewis
Mm Im
Straig Irow
Peter Salom
AL Charles Shaw
M Mutual
Deniish
Sammy Snead
Snead
Au & Fulton Schaala & McCarkill Sells
Aol House
White Sehoul & Clay Sehoul
Hall
Sehal
McNub
Suruluva & Clay
Cinud
Sutton
Mumpstead
E.R. Brown County
Sehoul
Heuinpotead
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