Warning Order Defendants in Mitchell Suit
Warded to appear within 30 days and answer the complaint of Fred D. Mitchell and Mrs. Mitchell. Omera Evins Clerk seals the document. Weisenberger and Wilson, Attorneys for Plaintiffs, Mitchell Sparks as Attorney Ad Litem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Mitchell Green
W.T. Calvin
We T T. Calvin
Richard Mitchell
Christine Mitchell
Eloise Hardiman
Walter Mitchell
Bernice Calvin
Dolores Calvin
Lena Franklin
Alpha Mae Douglas
Melvin Fontaine
R. J.dick Mitchell
Fred D. Mitchell
Omera Evins
Weisenberger & Wilson
Mitchell Sparks
Adt Litem der
Letter to the editor defends Eleanor Roosevelt’s record
A Los Angeles court letter signed Ida May Adams argues against Westbrook Pegler’s critique of Eleanor Roosevelt. The author defends her public service, cites her family duties, faith, housing and education advocacy, and condemns Pegler’s claims as unfounded and disrespectful to the late First Lady.
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New York
City of
Los Angeles
Ida May Adams
Los Angeles Times
Eleanor Roosevelt
United Nations
Jimmy Roosevelt
Helen Gahagan Douglas
W. P
United’ Nations
Mrs. Roosevelt
Mr. Pegler
God
Roosevelt
Alger Hiss
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States Supreme Court
Holme
Pegler
United States
Gomforyt
Hogs and Aggies Set for All College Title Fight
Oklahoma City December 29 The Oklahoma Aggies seek a ninth all College tournament crown facing Arkansas the No 3 team in the nation The Aggies hold 11 wins with no defeats including two over Arkansas Arkansas last beat the Aggies in 1944 since then A&M has won 13 straight over the Razorbacks The title game clock 9 p m EST after Alabama and Texas meet for third place Consolation games include Vanderbilt Tulsa Baylor and Oklahoma City University Vanderbilt edged Baylor 54 53 Tulsa beat OCU 36 43 Alabama led Arkansas in the earlier rounds despite cold shooting
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Oklahoma Aggies
Arkansas
Aggies
A&m
Razorbacks
Texas Christian
Texas
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Tulsa
Baylor
Oklahoma City University
OCU
Gale McArthur
Major Cage Teams Come Through
Seven major college basketball teams won to stay unbeaten on a night of action. Duquesne, Long Island U, Cornell, Cincinnati, Oklahoma A&M, Navy, and Wyoming posted victories. Arizona toppled CCNY. North Carolina State and Missouri also won. Jim Iverson and Sherman White were among the leading scorers as teams jockeyed in Big Seven and Dixie Classic play amid a busy top‑tier schedule.
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Duquesne
Detroit
Long Island U
Western Kentucky
Cornell
Stanford A
Cincinnati
Xavier
Ohi
We. Navy
North Carolina
Wyoming
Calorado Asm
Sherman White
Long Island
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CCNY
Oklahoma A&m
Arkansas
Oklahoma City
Alabama
Navy
Dixie Claigic
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina State
la Jane
Missouri
Associated Press
Tiger
Lo Nehbraski
Kansas City
Oklahoma Asm
No. A
N. C. State
Jim Iverson
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Io-wa
Gamg
AL Champaign
DePaul
Illnois
Iowa
Chiccage Loyola
Ad Northwesleeyn
Marcuettee
Siena
Whipyed Temple
Top Radio Programs Contant Sumdard The Rew York
A chaotic radio schedule lists NBC ABC CBS and MBS programs for tonight and Saturday. NBC features detective hour and a lineup including The Bat Man while ABC airs Hangers and Nu School Today. The Metropolitan Opera Flying Dutchman and Dallas Symphony are listed among longer broadcasts with various music and youth programs noted.
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York
Bridsy
NBC
Neve Wolfe
Tan San
Shevill
MBS
Boston Symphony
Archie Audeaws
CBS
Wga
ABC
Pan
Metropolitan Opera
Flying Dutchman
Marine Band
Community church notices and social wedding in Prescott
Prescott news brief lists Sunday church activities across several congregations with service times, gatherings, and hostesses. It also reports a December wedding at Waldo Baptist Church for Miss Ann Stocks and Robert Lee Westbrook, with ceremony details, attendants, and future home in Clarksville.
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Jo-Ann Stock
Waldo Church
So Ann Stocks
Robert Lee Westbrook
Waldo Baptist Church
Aubry’ Stocks
Waldo
Lee Westbrook
T. W. Morrison
Carroll Brewster
Magnolia
Clifton Woodall
Gordon
Westbrook
Magnolia A
M. College
Clarksville
Sports Roundup Weighs Rumors and Hall of Fame Headlines
A chaotic recap from New York on Dec 28 notes Bo McMillin's uncertain Lions future and potential Minnesota job, plus Jess Willard’s birthday and historic $100,000 title defense. The piece touches on Tommy Thompson buying a cattle farm, officials preparing debuts, and chatter about Sugar Bowl favorites and notable players and teams across football and boxing.
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New York
Bo MelMillin
Redskins
Detroit
Lions
McMillin
Minnesota
Jess Willard
Primo Carenera
Jess
Jack Deopsey
Tommy Thompson
Philly
Arkanguy
LSU First Team to Win Three Sugar Bowls
New Orleans December 29 LSU becomes the first program to win three straight Sugar Bowl championships in any sport. An 41 to 8 victory over Idaho followed Evans Howell LSUs 232 pound opponent Marvin Beguhl surgery illness. Howell had been hospitalized two days earlier with influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana State University
Evans
Blackie) Howell
LSU
Marvin Beguhl
Idaho
Tory
Howell
Medical Men Under 50 to Register
Washington dispatch reports virtually all physicians dentists and veterinarians under 50 not yet registered must sign up for the draft on January 15. Draft Director Hershey estimates about 216000 medical men must register. Dr Richard L Meiling says about 13000 doctors will be needed for a 3 500 000 man military establishment. Four priority groups are outlined with many in the first group likely to be called within six months. The third and fourth groups include doctors who did not serve in World War II or are war veterans. these two groups must register next month. Aliens and regulars in the armed services are exempt. Generals Hershey and Meiling coordinate state notices. other items note sports and entertainment snippets.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Richard L. Meiling
Defense Department
Uitary
Meiling
Evity
Moiling
Armed Services Oy
Torgister
Gen. Hershey
Selective Service Directy
D-Day Tactics at Boatworks Invasion Behind City Lines
Sergeant Eddie coordinates a counterstrike against Max and Flatface as Miss Margie Lou drives a bus to seize gasoline caches and avert arson at the boatyards. Mayors and police chief authorize the operation, evacuating guards and securing evidence while families rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie
Max
Margie Lou
Joe
Yan
Jake Snyder
Flatface
Fui
Pollice
Dale
Pauling Revere
Lengel
Truman Still Fighting for Appointees
President Truman vows to press for Senate confirmation of five men to run the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Senate opponent Fulbright indicates no shift in stance, with RFC policy and director nominations under review. The five directors remain in temporary posts: Harber, Cosgrif, Lowe, Willett, and Dunham.
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Tee
Truman
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
Fulbright
D-Ark
RIC
Pulbright
RFC
DLR
Tximan
W. Elmer Harber
Walter Th. Cosgriif
C. Wawardlowe
Willian EB
Willett
Walter L. Dunham
Former U A Trustee Dies at Fort Smith
John M. Andrews Sr. 71, farmer and former University of Arkansas trustee, died at Fort Smith after several months illness. A Cane Hill native, he moved to Fort Smith in 1912 and led Sparks Memorial Hospital trustees, the Fort Smith chamber of commerce, and the National civic league. Survivors include his widow, two sons, a daughter, a sister in Boulder, and a brother in Bentonville. Funeral plans pending.
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Bec
Johnns M. Andrews
University of Arkansas
Ueunil
Andrews
Sparks Memorial Hospital
Don Andrews
Tiscon
J. M. Andrews
Warren Raeder
Boulder Cole
Dan Andrews
Bentonville
Ark
Twenty-Two Local Volunteers Join Air Force Training
Twenty two young men from Prould volunteered for the air force yesterday. They were accepted and will be sent to Lakeland air force base at Sas Attonson Texas for training. Accompanied to Little Rock by MSgt. George Sp Williamson, stationed at Paragould as a recruiter.
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Little Rock
Prould
Lakeland Air Force Base
Sas Attonson
Tex
Tittle Mack
George Sp. Williamson
Paragould
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