Veteran Turf Writer Dies in Florida
Edward F. Curley a 67 year old veteran turf writer for the New York Journal American died in a hotel dining room in Miami after finishing dinner following work at Hialeah. Doctors could not revive him. He leaves a widow five sons all of New York and two daughters. Brother William is General Manager of the Sunday edition of the Journal American.
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Commissioner Sale Notice in Nevada County Arkansas
By decree of the Nevada chancery court dated January 24 1849 the commissioner will offer for sale at public outcry the East Half of the Southeast quarter Section 1 Township 32 South Range 23 West Hempstead County and the West Half of the Northwest quarter Section 28 Township 11 South Range 21 West Nevada County Arkansas. Sale on credit of three months bond with security required. Witness dated February 1 1949. Hoyt Gene Cummings Commissioner. Feb 2,0
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Fair Enough By Woobrook Pegler on Fox Indonesia venture
A 1947 column by Woobrook Pegler discusses Matthew Fox a Hollywood executive aged 97 becoming chairman of the American-Indonesian corporation. The firm seeks a role in a proposed Indonesian nation, earning five percent on imports and exports. The piece links Fox to a group claiming to form a native government, suggests Dutch actions and American press reactions aid Fox, and critiques the contract as a predatory monopoly arranged by Eugene Garey.
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Indonesia
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Indasia
Sumatra
Java
New York
Netherlands
State Department
Russia
Fox Corporation
Outfielders Vie For Major League Berths This Spring
A sweep of seasoned and rookie outfielders gathers for spring training with Will Groth viewed as the leading candidate. Groth, 22, hit .440 with 7 RBIs and 80 homers in Buffalo, while Hank Greenberg predicts he could be No. 1 in the American League within a few years. Also highlighted are rookies Gus Zernial Gerry Seale Ken Wood and others from the White Sox Browns Senators Red Sox Giants and Pirates, plus veterans Gene Woodling and Coaker Triplett.
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Wil
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Hank Bauer
Groth
Detroit Tigers
Buffalo
Elvents
Hank Greenberg
Bauer
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Gus Zernail
Gerry Seala
Chicago White Sox
Ken Wood
St. Louis Browns
Johnny Simmons
Washington
Neil Sheridan
Tom Wright
Boston Red Sox
Don Mueller
New York Giants
Abrams
Brooklyn
Hal Rice
St. Louis Cardinals
Stan Holimic
John Mayo
Philadelphia Phillies
Lloyd Merriman
Cincinnati
Reds
Ted Beard
Tom Saffell
Pittsburgh
Gene Woodling
Yankees
Coaker Triplett
Philadelphia
Athletics
Jack Graham
Browns
Pittsburgh to Play Open Style of Baseball
Pittsburgh manager Billy Meyer aims for a Yankee style offense next season with runs in clusters. He favors the one inning push to gain a lead and stay ahead, reflecting his Kansas City farm club background and hospital checkup at Presbyterian.
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Billy Meyer
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Kansas City
Meyer
Brown Intends to Stay With Pro Team
Cleveland February report confirms Paul E Brown will remain as general manager and coach of the Cleveland Browns for five years beyond 1950, with a salary around 25 000 dollars and a share of gate receipts. The note also touches on Fox company ties, Truitt denials, and a network of political business links surrounding wartime contracts.
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North Carolina faculty may deny further bowl games
Southern report indicates University of North Carolina faculty committee to vote next month against additional bowl participation for Tar Heels. Proxy Frank Graham remains opposed to Sugar Bowl move. Tar Heels schedule shows eleven games with no easy games, likely contending through regular season. News includes Tulane coach change rumors and Wilbur Hans named Texas sports publicity director. Also notes National Baseball Congress printable rules and a San Francisco hotel incident with Rose Bowl diagram tables.
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Seeinng
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Murakowski
Basketball Results From Associated Press Roundup
South Davidson 65 Clemson 55. Oklahoma State A&M 69 Tulsa 31. Missouri Valley 65 William Jewell 53. Ottawa Kansas 53 Balder 52. Western Illinois 89 Carthage 46. Warrensburg Mo 70 Rolla Mines 63. Southwest Kansas NB DePinit 2 St Joseph Indiana 46. Texas New Mexico Aggies 54 47. Long Island 70 Santa Clara 62. San Francisco 47 St Marys California 0.
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Mayer sells Perris ranch ending era of breeding empire
Hollywood dispatch reports Louis B Mayer sells his Perris California thoroughbred breeding farm to Ellsworth M Statler of Phoenix and Mrs Meredith Howard Starless wife of Arizona Congressman Rich ard Hatless. Mayer leaves 50 yearlings to ship to Saratoga as he winds down a $9 million racing stock realignment over two years.
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State Indians Hold Unbeaten Pace In Arkansas State Cage Race
Arkansas State Indians, 4-0 in conference play, remain undefeated as they beat Arkansas State Teachers 48 1 at Conway. The league title race tightens with Russellville showdown between Arkansas Tech and the official leaders. Ouachita hands Magnolia A and M a 66 52 loss, Duddy Waller limited to 13. Deward Dawson regains scoring lead with 230 total, Waller at 205, averaging 25.6 points per game. State tops offense at 77 PPG while Teachers hold defense allowing 4.7 PPG.
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Hamline Stays Unbeaten in College Ranks
New York report notes Hamline University Pipers remain undefeated in major college basketball with a 65-37 upset of Villanova and a 12 game win streak. Upcoming Feb 17 clash with national AAU champions Phillips Oilers looms. Other top results include Purdue loss, Minnesota rise, and Kentucky, Tennessee victories.
Hope Bobcats Crush Leopards In District Play
The Hope Bobcats beat the DeQueen Leopards 14 to 2 in a hall game dominating the score at halftime 104 to 1. Sutton scored 13, Trockett 7 and McCargo 6 for Hope while Barba ree led the Juniors with 7 and Martin 6. The club faces Camden Monday night and Hope will meet Dierks in the Class A playoffs at Nashville on Tuesday March 1 at 7 30 PM with a possible rematch against Nashville the next day. Other teams in the tournament include AR Delphia Prescott DeQueen Ashdown Texarkana Gordon and Washville.
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Kentucky Is Picked No 1 Cage Five
New York Feb 1 Kens tucy in the new No 1 basketball jerny of the nation replacing St. Louis University in the third weekly Associated Press poll of sports writers and sportscasters. Kentucky has won 14 and lost 1. St Louis has a 13-1 mark. Forty three schools mentioned by 71 participants who gave Kentucky a 39-25 margin in first place ballots. The other No 1 votes were divided among Oklahoma Aggies with 4 and Western Kentucky Illinois and Stanford with one each. Back of Kentucky and St Louis came the Oklahoma Aggies, who avenged an earlier loss by thumping DePaul of Chicago 37-26. Illinois, which handed Minnesota its first loss after 13 straight, 43-44, edged into fourth place ahead of the Gophers, Western Kentucky 16-1 knocked out the unbeaten glossion by Eastern Kentucky 42-40, slipped two pegs from fourth to sixth. Then came Villanova 12-1 and Hamline 4-0, the nation’s only unbeaten major team, seventh and eighth respectively. Stanford moved into the top 10 in the poll, based on games played through Saturday night, by downing San Jose State and Pittsburgh to make it 17-2 for the year. San Francisco a 36-49 victor over Arizona dropped one place to tenth. Stanford is the only new face in the top 10, it ousted Utah which was upset by Brigham Young twice in three days.
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Top Radio Programs New York Feb 2
Listings for NBC ABC and MBS prime time and daytime shows include Blondie Dagwood Curtain Time Dr Christian Jimmy Melton Bing Crosby Meredith Wilson Can You Top This Don McNeil Family Theater Comedy Playhouse Ted Malone and Theater's Mailbag. The item notes about one tenth of the U S population being Negro.
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Ordinance 634 Regulating street excavation in Hope Arkansas
Hope Arkansas city ordinance requires written permit from the City Treasurer before cutting into streets alleys or sidewalks with penalties for violations. It outlines deposits per square foot, restoration duties, and enforcement to protect public safety.
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Lyle Brown
Bas. F. Reynerson
Canadian Comic Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A mixed word puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues includes Canadian comedian as a hint and entries such as spur, pasteboard, Italian capital, grafted Cher, and various body parts. The grid challenges solvers with terms like pinnacle, flowers, tissue relation, abstract beings, and more, ending with a prompt about mistakes.
Fragmented OCR Word List Summary
A readable OCR fragment lists numbered items and partial phrases including terms like Book of 35 Lateral parts Palms 36 Notice 20 Reel 41 Anclosed 23 Sea duck 42 Helps 25 Durable wood 43 Mount ab 30 Edible 44 Auricles rootstock 47 Food fish Si Redacts 49 Indian 32 Heed 51 Of the thing 34 Ascended 53 An Scot ee.
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