Fair Enough A polemic on fascism and labor unions
Westbrook Pegler argues that New Deal policies resemble fascism, drawing contrasts with Mussolini and Hitler while alleging forceful tactics by unions and the CIO. He accuses Roosevelt of mass politics and threats against individuals, comparing labor movements to extremist regimes and warning of future policy shifts.
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New York
Huey Long
Mussolini
Hitler
Bil Roosevelt
Russia
Lenin
Trotsky
Stalin
Roosevelt Inhonesty
Roosevelt
Union
Alabama
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Klan
Ku Klux Klan
Italy
Germany
Ku Klux
C. QO
A. M of I
Democratic Party
Taft
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Bankywatch
Labor Relations Board
Ubsh
Leslie Nichols
Helen Hilldroumie
Smokey Mt Hayride
Slar Winallay
Vruc
The
Life Begins
Jomvardeland
U. Sam
MWG
Joe Music
Mutual Reports
M Ld
Sign Oil
Barons Rally Beats Nashville To Trim Lead
Barons erased a 2 0 deficit with a four run sixth inning sparked by Norm Kenney’s bases loaded double to beat Nashville 2 1. The win trims Mobile’s Southern Association lead to three games as Atlanta faltered in Chattanooga and New Orleans split with Little Rock.
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Associated Press
Norm Kenney
Birmingham
Barons
Nashville Wols
Joe Smoliko
Travelers
Hal Simpson
Jack Sanford
Smolko
Babe Ellis
Chattanooga
Atlanta Crackers
Ellis
Nashville
Atlanta
Chaltanooga
New
No Hit Game Spars Bucks Victory in Cotton States League
Outfielder Hank Drugokecki pitched the Cotton States League's first no hit no run game of the season for Greenville's Bucks, despite seven walks, aided by timely first inning hitting. Greenville defeated Helena 9 to 1, while Pine Bluff beat Natchez 5 to 2 and Greenwood widened its lead over El Dorado with a 4 to 0 win.
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Henry
Hank) Drugokecki
Greenville
Bucks
Helena
Drugokecki
Hope Softballers Meet RRA for District Title
The newly organized Hope softball team sponsored by the American Legion faces Texarkana’s RRA in the district title game tonight at 8. Hope won its opening game Thursday and is slightly favored to claim the crown as REA edged Earl's Oil 3-2 in a tight playoff.
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Texarkana
Park
Hope
The
American Legion
RIA
REA
Earl's Oil
Debutante Gaynel Chooses Between Two Suitors at Yacht Party
In a Riviera style scene on Barry Bainbridge’s yacht at Grees Lakes, Gaynel Teare faces a torn choice between wealthy fiancé Barry Bainbridge and a working-colleague newsman Fritz Freyman. Pat’s emergency surgery shifts tension as Gaynel contemplates paying debts herself and pursuing love amid social circles. The night unfolds with flirtation, secret ambitions, and club scene intrigue.
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Barry Bainbridge
Gaynel Teare
Frile Freyman
Gaynel
Barry
Grees Lakes
Pat
Bat
Mrs Gilbert entertains '37 Contract Club at Elm Street home
Prescott note lists social happenings with the ’37 Contract Club hosted by Mrs Frank Gilbert at her Elm Street residence. Four tables played with high score to Mrs Joe Brummett. attendees included multiple Prescott residents and guests from Jonesboro. A salad plate was served.
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Gilbert
Frank Gilbert
EL. Elm Street
Joe Brummett
CG. P. Arnold, Jr
George Christopher
Tom Cruse
Jack Marrell
Hansel Herring
Archie Johnson
Mark Justiss
D.L. McRae, Jr
Powell Morgan
John M. Pittman
A. V. Regnier
Brummett
Gumimingas
Nancy Cummings
Harland Blake Crow
Nora Bagie
Lloyd Cummings
Jesse Crow
N. N. Daniel
Warren Cummings
Jack Morrison
Bernice Daniel
Pauline Griffin
Kathleen Woosley
Sue Jones
Dotty Yancey
Artie Gee
Baseball scores and schedules from major leagues
Baseball results across the National and American Leagues list Chicago at Brooklyn, St Louis at New York, Cincinnati at Boston, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, and Boston at Chicago among others. Night games show Brooklyn, New York, Cleveland, St Louis, Detroit, Washington, and more. Southern and International leagues report New Orleans, Atlanta, Birmingham, Syracuse, Baltimore, Montreal, and Shreveport among several results and upcoming games.
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Pet N Gon Yaris
Boston Ag
BOD
Cleveland
Philadelphia GE
Wetrait As
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
National League
Boston Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New Farle
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Southern Association
Nashville
Birmingham
Mobile
New Orleans
Atlanta
Little Rock
Memphis
Chattanooga
Ft. Worth
Texas League
Tulsa At
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Shreveport GE
San Antonio
ABS Houston
Beaumont
Wichita Falls
Austin
Texarkana A
War
Sherman-Dennison
Greenville
Gainesville
Temple
Texarkana
Sherman
Cotton States Greenwood
el Dorado
Pine Blufe
Natchez
Clarksdale
Greenwood
Haciena
Pine Bluff
Hot Springs
Associated Press
New Yori
Boston
American League
St. Lows
New York
Detroit
Chicans
Brooklyn
St. Tuite
St Louis
Chattanoora
Syracuse
Baltimore
Montreal
Rochester
Tormito
Buffalo
Newark
Jersey City
St. Paul
Mize Delivers as Yankees Beat Indians in Loop Clash
New York acquired Johnny Mize for 40,000 and he belted a first inning homer off Bob Feller to spark a 6-3 Yankees win over Cleveland. Mize added a second hit in the eighth as Ed Lopat won his 18th game, widening the Yanks’ lead over Boston. Cardinals beat Giants 5-2 to pull within a game and a half of first in the NL. Dodgers win two vs Cubs to salvage a split. Phillies and Pirates split a twin bill. Athletics top Browns 9-5. Detroit over Washington behind Kellner. Musial Slaughter drive Cards trio. Scheffing hits for relief in Cubs loss.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
New York Yankees
Johnny Mize
Big Jawn
Yankees
New York Giants
Mize
Cleveland Indians
Bob Feller
Tommy Henrich
John
Gene Bearden
Indians
Ed Lopat
Joe Page
Boston Red Sox
Sox
White Sox
Chicago
Tribe
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Giants
Dodgers
Bell
Chicago Cubs
Johnny Schmitz
Brooks
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Phils
Pirates
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Detroit
Washington
Pete Suder
Joe Astrath
Alex Kellner
A's
Virgil Tricks
Senators
Stan Musial
Enos Slaughter
Red Munger
Cubs
Jack Banta
Bob Scheffing
Ery Palica
Jackie Robinson
Peewee Reese
Average American meal consumption in 1920 and 1948
The data show Americans ate about 185 pounds of meals per person in Wisconsin in 1920, roughly ten pounds less than the national average in 1948. The figures illustrate changing dietary patterns and regional differences across mid-century America.
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Ley
Filing of Assessments in Street Improvement District No 14
Notice of filing of assessments for Local Street Improvement District No 1d in Hope Arkansas. Assessment filed August 25 1949 and open for inspection. West Ave B from Washington St to west. Mrs Chas F Reynerson of Pope Ark September 2.
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Hope
Arkansas
West Ave
Washington
Stetwest
Chas. F. Reynerson
Pope
Ark
Philadelphia Prepares for Legion Convention Parade
Philadelphia Aug 26 Delegates arrive for the 31st national American Legion convention with three candidates for national commander: George N. Craig Earl Cocke and James F Green as top contenders. The parade on Tuesday for 18000 marchers promises to be the largest yet with bands drums and color guards. Theodore A Penland Grand Army of the Republic head expected as guest.
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Philadelphia
i/P
National American Legion
George N. Craig
Brazil
Ind
Earl Cocke Farmer
Jroadt
Dawson Ga
James FF. Green
Omaha
Neb
Legion
Craig
Cocke
Green
Fran Joliet
Theodore A. Penland
Grand Army of the Republic
Indianapolis
Penland
Cruman
Cattle States listed in Midwest and West region
The text enumerates major cattle producing states including Iowa Nebraska Kansas Missouri Minnesota Wisconsin Oklahoma and California with spelling errors and a misnamed state. It presents a regional overview of meat production focusing on large agricultural areas rather than a single event or person.
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Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Ulingis
Minnesota
California
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
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Star of Hope
Consolidated Dancery
Star P
E. Palmar
Alex
Hi Washburn
Freasurer
Star Building
Salazy
Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
Alex. H. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
George W. Hosmer
Gavi
Ork
Newspaper Enterprise ‘Association
Kemp
Tead
Nevada
Howard, Miller and
Lafayette
Dailies, Inc
Moophis, Tonn
Sterick
Avenue
Daniels
First National Bank
Lino
North
Hervey
Ranch Tyle
North Elm
Fair Park
Early Hills
Foster - Ellis Healtstate
Houston Electric Co
Cobb Mattress Co
S. Washington
Alamo Roofing Company
General de- Ivery
Dark Bay
Alex Franks
Robison
Kare
Floyd , Porterfield and Son
Douglas
A. W. Bierseth
South Main
Baal
LFINE
Patmos
J. C. Springs
Lloyd Gwill
Blevins Rp.d
Singer
Singer Sewing Machine Company
South Elm St
Robert Rider
Thupe Builders Supply
Magnolia Service Station
Third Street
Gil Mill
C. T. Smith
P. O. Box
Diamond Ce
Diagond Cafe
A T. Franks
West 6Th Street
Peabody
Mutual Network
Prescott
Tee Drake
Big Top
Wonder Slorsu
Cucley Bradley
Salon Grenude
K Kennedy
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Plantation
Jubilee
Cysus Oram
gEras Mutuast
Musical Clouds
Emmett Thompson
Plumbing
Harry S. Sullivan
Aquare
Riley Cooper
Texas
Snyker Hope
Saratoga
Mineral Springs
Bigs
M. Blevins
McCaskill
Dierks
McCaskill, Blevins
Rostton
Camden
Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Hope Softballers
RRA
Iney Ste
NEA Service, Inc
Claynel
Bainbridge
Syd
Sania
Bessie
Fritz
Barly
Frite
Pritt
Gayneth
Toa
Custurmerie
Besaig
Laig
Shane Sue
Beta
Graynel
Prescott News
B & PW
B& PW
Jess Hays, Jr
D. Ward
E. M. Sharp
J. W. Gist
W. C. Woosley
J. D. Lee
Jimmie Nicholas
Fred White
Dallas, Tex
Prescott Friends
Guss McCaskill
Rita McCaskill
Wexarkana
Allen Gee
Grardson
Bill Gee
Mrs. Layton Dickinson
Mrs. Thomas Denoedy
First Baptist Church of
Harl R. Humble
John Ferguson
Bridgeport
Tex
Owen Kersh
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Fort Smith
the Baptist Church
News OF the
Poultry World
Chuck Acree
KXAR
Mutual Broadcasting System
Tost
Brown Bros. Texaco Station
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