Taft Beats Labor Foes in Ohio Returns
New York reports election returns showing Republicans defeating union backed candidates in Ohio. The piece blames Roosevelt era allies and CIO factions for a campaign urging violence and assassination, while praising Taft’s anti labor racketeering stance and calls out leaders including Lewis and Tobin as fakers.
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Ohio
Bosa
Roosevelt Cabal
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Tobin
Green
Murother
Labor
Roosevelt
Taft
CIO
MXR
Guy
Truman
White House
United States
Harry
Averell Harriman
Morthner
Southerners Dominate Duck Calling Contest in Arkansas
Stuttgart December report notes Southerners lead in the world duck calling contest held in Arkansas since 1936. Northern entrants struggle to mimic a southern quack as spectators pack the rice capital for the 15th annual event with top prize a $1000 savings bond. The season opens with thousands of hunters. a dinner for sportsmen ends near tragedy as a fire forces evacuation and injures two.
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Riceland
Arkansas
Canada
United States
Mason-Dixon Line
Mike Kurilko
Albert Doan
John Winter
Campaign turmoil and political blame across states
In a sharply critical view, writers condemn Truman Roosevelt leadership blamed for wartime losses and political misdeeds. They allege treason stakes in California where Dick Nixon defeats rivals, while a prominent woman’s endorsements collapse as Nixon and Warren prevail and deride media figures.
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St. Louis
Roosevelt
Hopkins
Harriman
California
Dick Nixon
State Department
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Boca Grande
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Senate
Jimmy Roosevelt
Warren
Applecart
United Nations
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Southwest Conference Title Slideups in Final Week
Dallas December reports that SMU Baylor Texas Christian and Rice face final conference games with Baylor needing a Rice win to force a runner up tie. Texas clinched the title with a 17-0 win over Texas A&M and will meet LSU in Austin on December 9. Baylor crowds expected around 29 000 to 30 000 for its finale.
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Dallas
Tod Ay
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Baylor
Rice
Waco
Texas
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Louisiana State
Austin Dee
Temple E
Bears
Georgia
Washington
Tennessee
Prescott News Zone Rally and Christmas Plans
Prescott community notices list a 7:30 p.m. zone rally at the Prescott Church of the Nazarene, radio broadcasts by the Lee-White quartet with Mrs. Gorin Sundays at 7:45 and 8:15, and a series of Monday gatherings. Presbyterian women meet at 2:40, ministerial relief offering planned, Retail Merchants Committee to organize Santa arrival December 15, W.M.S. meeting at 2:30, Fidelis Class hosts Andrew Class Thanksgiving dinner, and the B P W hosts an International Silver Tea and exhibit at Lawson Hotel with tables, flags, and a patriotic tea setup featuring multiple volunteers.
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Prescott Church of the Nazarene
the Presbyterian Church
U. S
Logan
T. E. Logan
Retail Merchants Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Santa Claus
Prescott
Dan Pittman
Casirman
Fidelis
Andrew
Fidelis Sunday School
First Baptist Church
Earl Humble
L. L. Buchanan
Dorothy Wortham
Gordon
B & PW
Lawson Hotel
Prescott Business & Professional Women's Club
Spon
Sored
Carl Dalrymple Jr
Virginia Ann Hays
United States
United Nations
Carl Dalrymple
Electa Wells
W. S
Regan
Mary Joe Hamilton
Herbert Hawley
Wilburn Hall
Floyer Hubbard
Vuel, Chamberlain
Jess Hays
Fay
Army Favored to Again Sick Navy Army Favored to Again Sick Navy
Army and Navy meet at Municipal Stadium amid rumores of upsets with Army's Red Black and Navy's Eddie Erdelatz dismissing odds. Blaik predicts a tough game while Navy hopes for a surprise, weather clears to a dry field as dignitaries arrive for the 1:30 p.m. kickoff. The piece notes past Army losses, potential last normal game era due to Korean tensions, and surrounding pregame events.
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Philadelphia
Army
Navy
Red Black
Eddie Erdelate
Municipal Stadium
Blaik
Erdelatz
California
Columbia
Hich
Stanford
Truman
Associated Press
Roland
la Starza
New York
Cesar Brion
Iltrain
Football Scores From The Aegrotated Press Summary
Footbell by The Associated Press shows Miaut of Florida 27, Missouri, Memphis State 6, Louisiana Tech and Texas Western 46, Hawaii 13. The scoring line lists several college teams with varied results and point totals.
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Miaut
Fla
Missoucii
Memphis’ State
Louisiana Tech
Texas Western
Hawaii
Basketball Scores From AP Across Divisions
A compilation of college basketball results shows Florida Southwestern 60, Fort Hays East State 47, Creighton 81, Buena Vista 40, Chadron 62, South Dakota Mines 86, Southeastern La 44, Texas A&M 40, North Texas 35, St. Louis 79, Uppertown 51, Washington St. Louis 65, Missouri Mines 33, Iowa Tech 57, Mankato 39, Kentucky 73, West Texas 43, Millikin 64, Northern Minnesota 72, Kentucky Eastern 80, Indiana Central 48, Concordia IL 65, Wisconsin Tech 45, Oklahoma 47, Southern Methodist 39, Berea Ky 101, Milligan 67, Greensboro A and T 57, Fayetteville State 47, Culver Stockton 57, Peru Neb 53, Western Illinois 86, Simpson 49, Memphis State 48, Arkansas Tech 40, Northwestern Okla 39, Southwestern Kansas 36, Kansas Central 2, Utopia KS 2, Pittsburgh KS 36, Northeast Oklahoma 35, Colorado Act M67, Colorado State 3b, Utah State 40, Colorado 43, Colorado College 80, Adams State 53, Fort Leonard Wood MO and Drury College 41.
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Texas A&m
North Texas
St. Louis
Uppertowa
Washington St. Louis
Missouri Mines
Lows Techhs
Mankato
Kentucky
West Texas
Millikin
Northern Minneis
Indiana Centrak
Concordia Il
Wisconsin Tech
Oklahoma
Southern Methodist
A Berea Ky
Milligan
Greensboro A&t
Fayetteville State
Culder Stockton
Peru
Neb
Western Clinols
Simpson
Memphis State
Arkansas Tech
Desperate Love and Gas Attack Unravel in Norse House
Carl returns to Kirsten and finds her writing a crumbling confession while a gas attack looms. Max Seeger and Kirsten’s scheme unravel as a childlike outdoor baseball game distracts a passing police officer. A crash shatters the room and Carl discovers Kirsten slumped, dead or unconscious, as the scene closes with his empty arms.
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Max
Carl
K. P
White House
Kirsten
Cari
America
Pia
Bostwards
Ghe
Glagg
Tigers End Season With Scoreless Tie
Yerger Tigers closed the season with a scoreless 0 0 tie against Bossier City Louisiana. Key players Robert Philips and Isaiah Stuart sparked hope in the second and fourth quarters but momentum faded. The squad finishes 5 wins 5 losses 1 tie with several seniors listed and basketball practice set for December 4.
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Yerger Tigers
Bossier City
Robert Phillips
Isaiah Stuart
Tigers
Tiger
Matthew Williams
Burnell Stuart
Robert Davis
J. B. Modiset
Herman Turtine
Ebby Stuart
Lonnie Brown
John D. Scoggins
Willie Harris
127000 Fans Watched Hog Grid Team
About 127000 football fans watched the Arkansas Razorbacks this season at six home games. Attendance was 14000 higher than last year, with Little Rock games counted as home. Bob Cheyne, athletic department PR director, announced the figures.
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Fayetteville
Arkansas Razorbacks
Bob Cheyne
Univesity of
Arkansas‘ Athletic Department
Little Rock
Argentina in 10 Rounder at Madison Square Garden
Five years ago Ben Hogan won the $10,000 Orlando open volt tournament with a total of 270. Ten years ago Gabby Hartnett was signed by the New York Giants as a player coach. Fifteen years ago Mickey Walker, former welter and middleweight king, was stopped by Eric Sedig of Germany in the seventh round at New York.
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Argentina
Madison Square Garden
Ben Hogan
Gabby Hartnett
New York Giants
Mickey Walker
Weller
King
Eric Sedig
Germany
New York
Top Radio Programs in New York This Weekend
Radio listings for Saturday and Sunday feature NBC CBS ABC and MBS schedules. Notable programs include Dangerous Assignment Man Called X Grand Ole Opry Gene Autry Hopalong Cassidy Gangbusters My Favorite Husband Twenty Questions Hawaii Calls Lombardo Music Chicago Theatre My Romance First Piano Quartet The Saint Charlie Wild Detective Theater Guild Carousel Texas Rangers Jack Paar quiz Salt Lake City choir New York Philharmonic Thank you.
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New York
NBC
Dennis Day
Judy Canova
Grand Ole Opry
CBS
Vaughn Monroe
Gene Autry
Hopalong
Cassidy
ABC
Buzz Adlam
Chicago
Phil
Alice
Theater Guild
Carousel
Texas Rangers
Jack Paar
Salt Lake City
N. Y. Philharmonic
Jack Benny
Charlie McCarthy
Corlisse Archer
Civil Defense May Become a Big Issue
Washington reports a proposed Civil Defense Agency headed by a $17,500 chief with vast powers to coordinate military and atomic programs. Rep Durham introduced the bill, aiming for executive control over state and local defense setups, with anticipated high costs and a dollar-for-dollar federal matching plan for projects.
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UPFYA
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National Resources Security Board
House
Durham
Armed Services Committee
Theenarehouse Atomic Committee
Military Establishment and
Atomic Enrgy Commission
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