Fate Enough By Wastbrack gn Copyrtaht 1940
New York readers face a satirical jeremiad targeting President Truman’s tax and expense practices. The piece alleges inflated salaries, graft and expense allowances, and questionable travel costs tied to executive perks, accusing the administration of misusing funds and constitutional provisions. It uses mock reportage to question fiscal fairness and government spending.
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Wastbrack
King Features Syndicate
New York
Truman
Congress
George Spelvin
George Spel-lin
A. BP
Washington Deatch
John Parnell
Committee On un-American Activities
Thomas Palding
United States
Preaman
Supreme Court
Tru' Ah
Key West
Independence
Air Force
General Accounting Office
Henry Morgenthow
Washington
Park
Morgenthau
Coast Guard
Internal Revenue
Hany S. Truman
Ika
Maryland
Hope Teams in 3 Victories Over Prescott
Hope High teams swept Prescott squads last night. Hope Juniors beat Prescott Juniors 36 to 19 led by two players with 6 points each. Hope Seniors defeated Prescott visitors 35 to 14 with Sally Mitchell scoring 26 and Harris adding 4. Edel Nix led Hope boys with 26, Guilliams 12, Huddleston 11. Stovall led Prescott with 10 in the 467 46.44 victory.
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Hope High
Hope
Prescott
Ypoorheads
Prescotts
Robey
Coyington
Harris
Edel Nix
Guilliams
Wessley Huddleston
Stovall
Legion Cale Team Faces Nevada County Five Tonight
The Legion and Cale meet the Nevada County Independents at the local basketball court tonight at eight. The Hope squad lost earlier to the independents, but local players have improved and the game is viewed as a tossup with Legionaries aiming to rebound.
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Legion
Cale
Sout Cale Independents
Nevada County
Aesbow
Ds Dow
Legionares
Housing Slum Programs Begin Under New Federal Push
The nation launches a multi billion dollar housing and slum clearance drive after Congress approved bills. Raymond Foley of the housing and home finance agency reports 278 low cost units approved for construction in two years and about 200 additional slum clearance plans mapped. Congress authorized grants and loans totaling 5100 million to aid slum clearance and up to 410,000 rental dwellings, with private lenders funding actual construction via federally guaranteed mortgages.
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Bill Ross
James Marlow
Washington
Congress
Go-Aheas
Ce Sl
Raymond A Foley
Housing and Home F
Hance Agency
Dieutenants
Ae Congress
Body of H. 5 Man Recovered From River
Hot Springs February 1 volunteers found the body of Wills G. Dillard 44 hot springs core proprietor in the Ouachita river about 12 miles from here yesterday. Search for Robert Mongan 38 continued. A boat from which Dillard his wife and Mongan were fishing overturned Saturday Mrs Dillard was rescued.
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Hot Springs
Wills G. Dillard
Ouachita River
Robert Mongan
Dilliard
Mongan
Prospect Ling Ahadee exceeds $100000 for baseball talent
A chaotic clipping reports a $100000 price for baseball prospect Pettit tied to the Pirates and Braves deal. It notes Pettit, a southpaw, is promoted for 1951 with family and Hollywood elements murky and hints at training plans in New Orleans.
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Ahadee
Paul Pettit
Apthbiheh Pirates
Dirnte
Obsérvera
Wbs
Buddy Ute
Detroit
Johnny Ahtohell
Bosto Braves
Dick Wakefield
Young Pettit
Georgte Pettit
Ovie
Frederick Step Ho
Bkodigy
Qgimt
New Orleans
Gad Hamey
Arkansas Was Tricky a Few Years Back
Arkansas Was Tricky a Few Years Back recounts Louis Ramsay, a Pine Bluff attorney and key Arkansas Razorbacks figure, remembered for hustling blocking backs and a famed fake injury play in a 1940 Ole Miss scrimmage, with details of the trick plays and the team’s use of Ramsay in planned misdirection.
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Little Rock
Louis Ramsay
Pine Bluff
Thetelly
Stuniog’ Chamber of Corns Mepee
Rani Sey
Arkansas Rrorascky
Ramasy
Louis
Wiloh
Fred
Tammy)Thomgen
Ole Miles
Mémipiis
Ramsay
Arkansas
Migelsaipp
Tommy
Ole Miss
Parkers
Jutia Harold Hainburg
Navy
Hase Seleka
Remisay
Poe
Sports Roundup From New York to Oklahoma Coaches Opinions
A collage of sports remarks across colleges and athletes. Analysts discuss college athletic subsidies, including books and costs, and comment on coaching hires and regional programs. The piece weaves perspectives from northeastern and midwestern schools, mentioning Oklahoma A&M and Whitworth among others.
Tech and State Ride High in College Loop Showdown
Arkansas Tech and Arkansas State remain undefeated heading into a Saturday AIC clash in Russellville. Tech’s Wonder Boys defeated College of the Ozarks 74 to 58 as Gayle Kaun led Ozarks with 19 points. State’s Indians beat Mendrix 74 to 55 while Bill Yaotes led the losing side with 17. State Teachers beat Ouachita 43 to 4 and climbed to fourth, with freshman Lyle Middleton pouring in 49 points for Teachers.
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Arkansas Tech
Arkangel State
Russellville
Chase
Tech
Wonder Boys
Walloping College
Ozarks
Mountaineers
Gayle Kaundart
Indians
Mendrix
Bill Yaotes
Ouachita
Mesa
Lyle Middleton
McClendon to Manage Hope Legion Baseball Team
Joe Jones announces Bill McClendon will manage the Hope Legion Baseball team for the coming season. McClendon, a popular former player, joins from top semi pro clubs. Practice starts April 11, regular games May 1, with expanded seating and radio broadcasts on KXAR.
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Joe Jones
Hope Arminri¢an Legion
Bill McClendon
Hope Legion
Bill
Legion
Lons
Fred Robertson
Mary
Heytharng
The
Hope
KXAR
Businegs
Southwest
Arkansas
Robins Advocates Against Socialized Medicine In St Louis
Dr. R B Robins of Camden Arkansas urged doctors and patients to unite to defeat the national health plan. A Democratic national committeeman and AMA policy committee member, he told the St Louis Medical Society that Missouri doctors should mobilize patients to oppose senators and representatives backing the plan. He urged winning the battle in the polls rather than Washington after the elections.
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St. Louis
R. B. Robins
Camden
Ark
Arkansas
American Medical Association
Washington
Wie as an opener and three more title speeches
A jumble of sports notes and campus chatter. Long Island UW criticizes Kennedy schedule while praising Adolph Rupp. Lions seek Bobby Layne, Cotling price cited. Military and college updates include Kane’s war college training and Bethlehem sports leadership shuffle.
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Notre Dame
Clab Bee
Long
Lion
Edwin
Andurso
Uake
Bul
Killer'' Kane
Seviec & Brief Altcax
Naval Academy
War College
Alabama
Mutual Network Radio Schedule and Musical Interlude Listings
A scrambled OCR of a Mutual Network radio schedule shows blocks of music, news, and entertainment across a Wednesday and Thursday lineup. It lists hosts and programs such as Gabriel Heatter, Fulton Lewis Jr, Mr Feathers, Frank Edwards, and Kate Smith, with various music segments, news reads, and signoffs.
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Mutual Network
N. m
Mark
Gabriel Heatter
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Fill Henry
Feathers
Matt
Frank Edwards
Hurn's
Mutual
Naughton Farms
Robert Hurleigh
Washville
Walter Mason
Bob Poole
Shaw
Kate Smith
Spears
Lanny Ross
Hillbry
Gablel Heatter
Blackwood Quartet
Stamps
Charaltes of Christ Ladies
Naugman Farme
California
Bill Henry
Limerick
Voice of the Army
Musio
M Mutual
Pirates pay record fee for Pettit to join club
The Pittsburgh Pirates paid a record 100000 dollars for Paul Pettit, a left handed pitcher. Boxers Jake LaMotta plans to defend his middleweight title next June against a rival to be named. Forrest Cox resigns as basketball coach at Colorado University effective July 4.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh Pirates
Paul Pettit
Hiteher
New York
Chamaich
Jake LaMelta
Alex
Culo
Forrest Cox
Colorado University
Fights Last Night Toledo Arch Boorg Beats Lytell
In Toledo Archie Boorg 175 outpointed Bert Lytell 168 Presné Cal Buffalo Seve Bellotse 165 New York stopped Anton Randil 182 1 2 Chicago Sacramento Salas 120 Les Angrates outpointed Baby LeRoy 125 Cincinnati Keith Nuttall 126 Brighamin tah outpointed Harold Dade Chicago
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Archie Boorg
Bert Lytell
Presné
Cal
Buffalo
Seve Bellotse
New York
Anton Randil
Chicago
Sacramento
Calif
Eyro Salas
Les Angrtes
Baby LeRoy
Cincinnati
Salt Lake City
Keith Nuttall
Brighamin,tah
Harold Dade
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