Harvard Law Review Attacks Holmes Myth in Book Review
New York December 14 Harvard Law Review editors feature Alger Hiss and Lee Pressman as Holmes’s secretaries in a polemic about Oliver Wendell Holmes. The critic denounces Holmes as amoral and tyrannical, tracing influence to the Roosevelt era and arguing for clear, accessible language in rebuttal.
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Sports Mirror Today A Year Ago H caplin dies after illness
A chronicle notes Hymie Caplin, 48, who enraged five boxing world champions, died after a yearlong illness. It recalls five, ten, and fifteen year-ago sports items, including contract nonrenewals and major golf and football results.
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Florida
Tom Lieb
Byron Nelson
Detroitar “Duren" Claris
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Notice in Chancery Court of Hempstead County Ark
Warning order requires defendants Willie Mitchell Green W T Calvin Christine Mitchell Eloise Hardiman Walter Mitchell and others including unknown heirs of R J Mitchell to appear in thirty days and answer the complaint filed by Fred D Mitchell and Mrs Fred D Mitchell. Clerk and attorneys listed with dates in December.
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W. T. Calvin
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Christine Mitchell
Eloise Mitchell
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Bernice Calvin
Dolores Calvin
Lena Franklin
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Melvin Fontaine
Dick) Mitchell
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Eloise Hardiman
Leon Franklin
Alpha Muse Douglas
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Omers Evens
Arkansas Razorbacks faced criticism after Oklahoma games
Around the Arkansas Sports Loop in Little Rock, Dec 15, Coach Oug Douglas took blame for the Razorbacks' late fall struggles as Askew and the Parkers’ cage boss accused him of fault. Gene Laimbert Jr., son of a former Razorback star and coach, praised as the best rebounder seen, is a 6-4 sophomore adding height to the lineup.
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College sports talk and coaching quips from Arkansas era
A collage of college athletics notes and quotes from Arkansas figures including coach Ralph Ward and players, along with remarks on Southeastern Conference grants limits and pro clubs recruiting. Mentions include Vanderbilt, Tennessee, Arizona, Delta State, Arkansas Tech, Fayetteville writers, and Lon Warneke advising youth to finish school before turning pro.
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Zipp Newman
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van Buren
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Floyd Sagely
Johnson Gunn
Gene Bradley
Wayne Replogle quits Kansas A banquet tour ends football season
Wayne Replogle, once a Kansas A football coach, ends a lengthy banquet circuit tour. He telegraphed his wife to meet him at Lawrence station after a Western Kansas stop. Upon arrival she asked about the car, and he explained he had been away two weeks, driving 1900 miles and leaving the car in Shar on Springs. He planned another tour and would drive the car home.
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College Basketball Scores Roundup From AP Listings
AP wire round up of college men’s basketball scores across multiple schools. Notable results include Canisius 69 over CCNY 43 and Washington State 75 over Long Island 43 with various other matchups such as Murray 72 over Marshall 54 and Texas 45 over Georgetown.
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Washington State
Canisius
Texas
Long Island
Georgetown
McKendree
St. Louis Music* Arts
Denver
Brake
Missones Valley
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Western Kentucky
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Kentucky
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Caroline State
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Oklahoma
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Ouachita Triumphs In Upset Over Arkansas AIC Duel
Ouachita pulled a surprising win while Arkadelphia hosted the AIC game ending 48-48 at halftime despite C. E. Harris leading Ouachita with 15 points. Ozarks stayed close only early as Dobbins topped visiting squad with 14.
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Playoffs Tonight to Decide State Championships
Friday night brings two Arkansas high school football finals as Wynne St. (Strom Springs) and Rison Atkins battle for Class A and Class B titles. Home advantage at Shloam Springs and a perfect Rison record heighten the toss-up matchups after semifinal upsets.
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One Minute Sports Page Notes Big Names and Bets
Restaurateur Gene Leone tests an energy diet on the Rangers next week hoping for a win over the Bruins. Cliff Hagen emerges as Kentucky basketball sleeper while Bill Parnell shines in Washington State training. Marquette ties to Chack Coveny of Quebec as a top freshman sprinter. Lehigh’s Bill Henderson arrives at banquet with artillery fundamentals. Dots All and Welter Kennedy travel with electric blankets for Sun trip after Osceania win. Earl Kaiser powers Arkansas running game with 8 2 season mark.
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Bruins
Doc Tracy
Gene
Kentucky
Cliff Hagen
Harry Lancaster
Canada
Washington State
Bill Parnell
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Quebec
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U.S. Military Picture in Darkest Days
Washington reports President Truman will address the nation as a bleak military scene unfolds. Chinese Communist advances in Korea threaten Western border stability while Air and sea potential risks loom. Casualties rise to 33,878 and strategic debates define policy amid fear of a wider clash with communism in Europe.
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Browns Favored Over Giants in Nfl Matchup
Cleveland holds a seven point edge over New York as both clubs tie at 10-2 in the race for the American Conference title. The winner advances to meet the Chicago Bears and Los Angeles in the league final, with Giants coach Paul Brown disputing the conditions and points and noting past losses to the Browns.
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Death Strikes Twice in a Strange Manner
In Hot Springs a 63 year old man, A F Blackstock, escaped with cuts and bruises when his car hit a utility pole. He died hours later of a heart attack. A second death nearby involved Herman Alford, 25, a fireman, who collapsed near his locomotive. an autopsy was inconclusive. The Arkansas death toll from accidents and violence rose to seven for the week.
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Charlies McGlain
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Margie Lou and Eddie Engstrom Meet Under Moonlit Caution
In a muddled rescue, Eddie Engstrom and his dog Duke disrupt Max who tries to abduct Margie Lou. The trio’s exchanges reveal mistaken identities and growing affection as they share a moonlit moment and plan future letters. Margie Lou forgives past fright and hints at lasting love.
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Eddie
Duke
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