Radio ban on communist broadcasts in southeastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island
New Bedford Mass Aug 24 P The communist party was silenced on WSAR Fall River after protests and public opinion shaped by editorials. Melvin Lahr refused to disclose scripts but said material was with the FBI, while local officials and editors debate loyalty and anti communist sentiment in the region.
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Opium Trade Taints Roosevelts Say Historians In Debate
A fragment from a Delano Roosevelt era discussion links the Delano fortune to opium smuggling in Canton. Captain Hawes cites sources on hong houses and John Company monopolies, while critics call such wealth ethically dubious and rooted in illicit trade. The piece blends archival claims with a tennis and football sports column excerpt.
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Promoter Bobby Riggs eyes Moran opponent for pro tour
One minute sports page notes promoter Bobby Riggs courting Pat Todd as a possible Moran foe after Todd hinted at pro interest. Harry Agganis drawn by scouts for Red Sox while in Maine leagues. Wilford White urged by Arizona State for football and decathlon success. Rod Williams of Notre Dame did summer construction near a $50,000 house. Henry Johnson elected constable at Bradenton.
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Arizona State College of Tempe
Rhythm and Radio Schedule Highlights A Monday Lineup
A dense radio programming slate features music blocks and news segments from morning to night. Notable items include Rhythm Roundup, Farm Breakfast, Rise and Shine, news briefs, Kate Smith and Lanny Ross programs, and Mystery Bank repeated through the day.
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Radio Listings Signal Saturday Night Lineup in New York
A readout of network schedules for NBC CBS and ABC shows outlines Saturday night programs including Dance Date, Grand Ole Opry, Take It or Leave It, and Lombardoland. Sunday features American Forum of the Air NBC Theater Cloak and Dagger Harvest of Stars and more across NBC CBS and ABC.
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Nix Hurls 4 Hitter as Hope Wins 7 3 in Playoff Opener
Nix pitched four hitters over seven innings to lead the Hope Legionnaires to a 7 to 3 victory over Mineral Springs Flyers at Legion Field. Clyde Green worked a complete game for the Flyers, allowing seven Hope hits. Hope takes a 1 0 series lead as playoffs begin with Waldo Giants looming Sunday at Waldo.
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Big State club in Texarkana and regional standings
Regional sports data lists teams with win loss records and percentages across Big State and American leagues. Notable entries include Texarkana, Temple, Greenville, Waco, Detroit, Philadelphia, St. Louis, New York, Chicago, and Cincinnati with various records and affiliations.
Baseball Today’s Games Across Leagues
National League matchups include Brooklyn at Cincinnati New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Boston at Chicago American League games feature St Louis at New York Detroit at Boston Cleveland at Philadelphia Chicago at Washington In yesterday’s results Chicago beat Boston 7 to 6 Philadelphia and Pittsburgh played 15 innings with a 7 run total Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 6 0 St Louis beat New York 7 to 4 Boston beat Detroit 2 New York defeated St Louis 10 to 6 Chicago swept Washington 6 1 5 Cleveland beat Philadelphia 2 Southern Association weather caused postponements with New Orleans at Atlanta delayed Nashvile at Little Rock canceled International League Rochester beat Montreal 2 Buffalo beat Toronto 4 Jersey City beat Springfield 3 2 Baltimore beat Syracuse 4 5 American Association Louisville beat Milwaukee 4 2 Toledo beat Minneapolis 10 2 St Paul beat Columbus 2 Indianapolis beat Kansas City 1 Thu Texas League Fort Worth 1 Shreveport 0 Tulsa 4 Houston 2 Beaumont 7 Dallas 2 San Antonio 4 Oklahoma City 3 Davis Cup USA led Australia 2 0 in tennis. Spahn struck out 161 and Blackwell 145. Pitching leaders included Hiller 10 2 and Miller 11 3 Maglie 11 3.
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League Leaders Batting and Pitching Summary
Boston star Goodman leads batting with 8655 runs and 112 runs by Stephen. DiMaggio and Stephens top several categories for Boston with 106 runs and 126 RBIs. Keil and Rizzuto pace fielding and pitching with 170 and 156. Detroit, New York, and Cleveland players appear across doubles, triples, and home runs with notable counts.
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Prescott News honors Miss Jannita McGuire at kitchen shower
Jannita McGuire, bride elect of Albert Henderson, was feted Thursday evening by cousin Miss Janie Mildred McGuire with a kitchen shower. Marigolds and daisies adorned party rooms. Mrs. Dawson Henry led games and contests as gifts were presented in a white box.
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