Ouachita college announces 1949 football letters list
Arkadelphia December 1 sixty players named eligible for varsity letters at Ouachita college under head coach Wes Bradshaw. The roster includes two four year lettermen Spear Titsworth El Dorado and Jun Tabor Smackover, with many others from Arkansas cities and Texas. Also listed are ends tackles centers backs and a driving lesson quoted in the closing chatter.
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Fair Enough By Westbrook Pegler on Nazism and unions
The column argues that labor unions and big industry in the United States resemble Mussolini and Hitler era fascism. It contends national socialism under state control benefits workers only via higher product costs. It singles out the CIO United Auto Workers, General Motors, and David Dubinsky as supportive of Nazi fascism, linking unions to government and wartime power.
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Ivy league football urged to stay in their yard
A tainted 5 RTS ROUNDUP piece reports Carter Dartmouth athletic director urges Ivy League teams to stick to their own rules and avoid big schedules. It mentions Corne Dartmouth Princeton facing bowls and hints at leadership restoration if they limit commercial rivalries.
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Fragmented Nation Delivers Shifting Stance on Fascism
The passage laments a wavering stance toward fascist influence and Nazi programs, suggesting a surrender to unions and authoritarian ideals. It contemplates potential resistance, yet frames a grim question about the purpose of those killed in the war against the Duce and the Führer.
Douglas Likely Choice for Coaching Job
Fayetteville reports say John Barnhill may step down as football coach while remaining athletic director at the University of Arkansas. Barneshield family and university boards weigh his call for department reorganization as Otis Douglas emerges as a likely successor, with trustees requiring approval from the university president and board.
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Bucks Favored to Capture Double A Title
Lille Rook reports action in the Class AA playoffs with Smackover and Subsiaca set for the War Memorial start. Smackover is the favorite after last year’s loss to Blytheville, aiming to advance to the final, while Lake Village defends their title against Osceola in a Class B semi-final tonight.
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Mutual Network Daily Radio Schedule Fragments
Readable fragments show Mutual Network on Thursday and Friday with numerous program titles and hosts including Straight Arrow Captain Midnight and Gabriel Heatter The schedule lists news reports music shows and dramas across stations CBS ABC NBC MBS and local time slots with various hosts and titles The clipping preserves a dense array of program names suggesting a busy early to mid 20th century radio grid.
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Top Radio Programs New York Radio Schedule
New York radio listings reveal tonight’s lineup with NBC airing Command Decision and notable hosts. Programs include Will Mather, 8 Clarks Gabie, and a feature on tonight’s top broadcasts, marking a busy December evening.
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Local high school playoffs tease with tentative matchups
In Class B semifinals Hughes faces Pocahontas at Janesboro with Pocahontas favored. Class A games mark Stuttgart versus Piggott at Stuttgart and De Queen versus Conway at De Queen. Finals set for next week.
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All-America Football Team Dominated by Notre Dame Oklahoma and Army
Notre Dame led the 1949 AP All-America selections with three players incl captain Leon Hart and tackle Jim Martin. Oklahoma placed Wade Walker and California’s Rod Franz joined the squad, while Army showcased star Arnold Galitta among others. The team features a veteran 22.8 year age and 199.4 pound average, highlighting senior talent across positions.
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