February church services and memorial notices
Installation service at Macedonia Baptist Church on Sunday February 7 at 2 30 p m with Rev H W Watson preaching at Garrett Chapel Baptist Church Be thel AME Church hosts Melody Five Magnolia on Sunday night February 7 a program sponsored by E Wright and W L Holbert Hope Civic Improvement Association meets February 4 at Hicks Funeral Home 7 30 p m Funeral for Mrs Mary Fontaine held February 3 at St Peter OME Church with burial at St Peter Cemetery
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Macedonia Baptist Church
Flor, Williams
Garrett Chapel Baptist Church
H. W. Watson
Melody Five
Magnolia
Bethel Ame
E. Wright
W. L. Holbert
Hope Civic Improvement Association
Hicks Funeral Home
Mary Fontaine
St. Peter Ome
St. Peter Cemetery
Youth Seen No Barrier to Brennan
South Bend Indiana reports at 25 year old Yorry Brennan named Notre Dame head coach succeeding Frank Leahy. Brennan, with a Chicago prep record and a law degree, argues youth is irrelevant and vows to improve understanding of athletes. He stresses fundamentals, conditioning, and adapting to Notre Dame’s complex program.
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Bend
Indi
Milwaukee
Chicago
Fighting Irish
Terry
Mount Carmel
Brennan
Notré, Dame
Ireland
Notre Dame
Leahy
Trish
Lattner Signs With Steelers
Notre Dame All American halfback Johnny Lattner signed a contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers of the NFL, announced by the Steelers. Terms were not disclosed. Lattner reportedly signed last night at the home of Tullus Tucker in South Bend, a longtime Notre Dame contact.
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Pittsburgh
Alback
Johnny Lattner
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh Steelers
Steelers
Latiner
Joe Bush
South Bend
Ind
Tullus Tucker
I'S Gallegiate
Biek
Only Three Teams Stay Unbeaten
New York based report notes three major college basketball teams remain unbeaten after Connecticut fell to Fordham ending a 14 game streak. Western Kentucky and Kentucky maintain flawless records, while Duquesne runs 18 straight wins before a break in schedule.
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Ben Phlegar
New York
Connecticut
Fordham
U-3
Western Kentucky
University of Kentucky
Duquesne
Kentucky
Western Poes
Stetson
University
Georgia
Schedule Revamped for Cage Meets in Arkansas Tournaments
The Arkansas Athletic Commission extends the Class A and Class B senior boys state high school basketball tournaments from four to five days. Both events start on Tuesday and end Saturday, eliminating morning games. Class A hosts at Arkansas State College Jonesboro, Class B at Little Rock. England is chosen for the Class B junior boys on March 28.
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Little Rock Im
Arhennes Athletic Commission
Johnnie Burnett
AAA
Arkansas State College At
Jones ‘Boro
Little Rock
England
Braves Keep Top Spot as Hot Stove Buzz Grows
Braves continue winter dealings after trading for Danny O’Connell Bobby Thomson and Sam Calderone from the Pirates and Giants. Phouson reportedly near a $35 000 salary with GM John Quinn. Walker Cooper, 14 year veteran, placed on waiver list.
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Heldon Sakowitz
New York
Milwaukkee Braves
Danny O'Connell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bobby. Thomson
Sam
Calderone
New York Giants
Phouson
Phore
John Quiinn
Milwaukee
Walker Cooper
Braves
Two Arkansans Survive in Fights
In the Golden Gloves Mid-South Tournament of Champions prelims, Arkansas fighters Janet Els of Searcy defeated Gene Hetherington of Memphis in middleweight. Scrappy Moore of Little Rock beat Sal Bilodoliillo of New Orleans on points in welterweight. Flyweight David Starling of Joiner lost to Gordon French of Senam. Dale Davis of Senamh also had a decision win. West Berlin industrial production stood at about 70 percent of 1936 levels.
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Memphis
Arkansas
Janet Els
Searcy
Gene Hetherington
Scrappy Moore
Little Rock
Sal Bilodoliillo
New Orleans
David Starling
Joiner
Ark
Gordon French
Senam, Ma
Dale Davis
Senamh
Raymond Vegas
Wilson
Ant
Mantle Sheds Light On Baseball Star’s Knee Surgery
New York Yankees center fielder Mickey Mantle faced knee surgery after a minor operation and possible follow up work. Despite past injuries including osteomyelitis, Mantle aimed to be ready for training camp while fans hope for continued World Series brilliance and 92 runs from 138 games last season.
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New York
Springfield
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Oklahoma
Mickey
Commerce
Rhundien
Brooklyn
Mantle
Boston
Sox
Yogi Berra
Phoenix Open Wide Open Ahead of $30000 Championship
The Phoenix Open in Phoenix Arizona features a 72 hole event with 143 entrants for the $30000 prize. Loyd Mangrum of Niles Ohio is the sentimental favorite after two consecutive Phoenix wins. Ben Hogan and Dutch Harrison are absent as the field starts the tournament that runs through Sunday.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Galf Brigade
Gay m Wat
California
Loyd Mangrum
Niles
Mangrum
Furman Cager Top Scorer in History
New York Frank Selvy of Furman leads the nation with a 38.2 ppg, aiming to prove his record at Madison Square Garden against Manhattan. He seeks to extend the era’s highest scoring pace while chasing Clyde Lovellette and other greats, despite a past Garden setback.
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New York
Frank Selvy
Furman
Selvy
Madison Square Garden
Manhattan
the Garden
Jef Furman
Thhree
Ncaa Service Bureau
Clyde Lovellette
Kansas
Jim Lacy
Loyola of Baltimore
Chet Giermak
William and Mary
Tony Lavelli
Yale
LSU
Bob Pettit
Arold Short
Oklahoma City
Teachers Lose Top Pointmaker in AIC Tilt
Conway Ark May 1943 Teachers of Arkansas State faced an injury and suspension setback as top scorer Larry Crandall was lost for the season but the Bears still defeated Henderson 69 to 64 at home. Crandall had been suspended yesterday for breaking training rules by coach Red Gasket, ending his role with the team.
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Conway
Welfare Chief Attacks Strike It Rich TV Game
New York Welfare Commissioner Henry L. McCarthy denounced the radio TV giveaway show Strike It Rich as a national disgrace for airing without proper licensing. He urged format changes after reports that many families chased easy money across the country to NYC relief lines, while the department pressed for licensing and reform.
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New York
Radio-Tv
Inight
Lcense
Welfare Department
Henry L. McCarthy
MacCarthy
New York City
Walter Framer
Basketball Scores From Thee Associated Press Ledger
A string of college basketball results lists Fordham 70 Connecticut 63 and Virginia Tech 66, Tulsa 66, Washington State 74, Oregon 74, plus Montana Mines 7. The unformatted recap includes scores for Notre Dame 35, Pitt 73, Butler 58, Drexel 106, and Bradley 63 among others.
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Presa Fordham
Connecticut
Yair
Brown
Weat
Virginia
Virginia Tech
Arkansas State Techrs
Hensdersot
Washington State
Oregon
U Western Montana
Montana
Mines
Night Radio Schedules Across Networks in New York
Radio listings show NBC programs with Roy Rogers at 8 35 p m Eddie Cantor at 9 35 and Jane Pickens at 9 35 Also CBS offers Meet Music and Mr Nutley while ABC airs Mike Malloy at 1 45 and Answers for Americans at 9 39 MBS features Crime Fighters at 9 30 and a Deems Taylor concert program local listings per network schedules.
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New York II
NBC
Roy Rogers
Eddie Cantor
Jane Plckens
CBS
Meet Mulic
Mel Nutley
Minority of One
ABC
Mike Malloy
MBS
Deems Taylor Comcert
Television Schedule Highlights for Friday February 5
KOMC lists a full day lineup with test pattern at 2:46 PM and 3:00 PM The Secret Storm on CBS 3:30 On Your Account NBC 4:00 Happy Home Show 4:25 Movie Previews Hawkins Falls NBC Club Six The Chimps Western Theatre Edwards and News CBS The Big Playback Bishop Shmeen DuMont Invitation Playhouse Industry on Parade My Friend Irma CBS 9:30 Dunnllard's Talent Contest 10:00 News Headlines 10:03 Channel 6 Theatre 11:05 Sign Of
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CBS
NBC
Club Six
the Chimps
Edwards & News
Bishop Shmeen
DuMont
Playhouse
Irma
Channel 6
Editorial Contest for Handicapped Employment Probed
Owens Little Rock copy reports a $40 prize for the best editorial on employing the physically handicapped. The Arkansas Press Association will run the contest in a weekly and a daily newspaper starting February 4, with tests to begin just before the APA meeting this summer.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Press Association
APA
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