Americans Climb in Olympics
American successes at St Moritz lift the team to sixth in the Olympic standings. Dick Button wins figure skating. Gretchen Fraser dominates Alpine events and takes a championship, while Barbara Ann Scott leads in compulsory figures. Jack Heaton places second in skeleton as the United States rallies in the fifth Winter Games.
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St. Moritz
Switzerland
Dick Button
Gretchen Fraser
United States
America
Englewond
Dawles
Ans Gersehwiter
Ghiel Camy
Mrs. Fraser
Vancouver
Barbara Ann Scott
Canada
Sonja Henie
Siss
Sweden
Pyaser
Europe
Jack Heaton
New Haven
Conn
Fair Enough by Westbrook Pegler
Pegler recalls Hollywood influence on the film code, NRA era meddling, and alleged industry corruption. He recalls meeting Warners executives and mentions Willie Bioff, labor relations, and alleged bribes connected to prosecutions, criticizing political protections and noting non-prosecutions amid moral panic.
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New York
Charlie Einfeld
Warners
Charlie
Warner Wold
Warner
Benius
Thad
Hollywood
Gox
Harry Brandt
Joe Schenck
Willie Bioff
Sehenel
Capone
Federal Court
Silt Partners
Tub Ubal
Bork Aweiberg Anid
Leavenworth
Hey
Attain
Poproysmien
Emynoehent
WORL
Fom Clark
Clark
Truman
al Capone
Ton
Johnston
Breen
Two Tackles From Tech Enroll at University
Fayetteville reports that tackle Bill Stancil and back Kenneth Gray, from Arkansas Tech, have enrolled at the University of Arkansas. They join a spring football squad of about 75 players and are among several other enrollments including Buck Flanffan and center Bill Berry from St. Louis.
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Fayetteville
Arkansas Tech Frontal
Bill Stancil
Kenneth Gray
University of Arkansas
Stancil
Gray
Legion Beats Ouachita in tight 43 to 41 result
Hope Legionaires edged Ouachita Independents 43 to 41 last night. Reese of Hope led with 14 points, Gentry of Omichita added 13. Tonight three Washington teams visit the local High School gym for senior girls at 7, junior boys at 4, and senior boys at 4:45. Public invited.
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Hope Legionaires
Ouachita Independents
Reese
Hope
Gentry
Omichita
Washington
Most Highways Continued from Page No. 53 to 140
Road condition notes list several highways with rough to poor surfaces due to weather. Key routes include No. 53 and No. 48 near Bodcaw, No. 72 near Saratoga, No. 76 around junctions, and No. 82 Texarkana to Garland City under detour. Soft shoulders on many routes. expect detours near Hope and Garland City. Construction through Hope and short detours noted.
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Bodcaw
Oklahoma
Hot Spring Co
Kirby
Kirby In
Louisiana Line
Polk Co
Saratoga
Texarkana
Columbia Co
Garland City
Hope
Lewisville
Texarkina
Kirby To
Clark Co
Paul’s
Bradley
Spring Bank Ferry
Eisenhower declined nomination and inspired respect
The piece reflects on 1944 political theater and General Eisenhower's refusal to accept the presidential nomination. It praises his wisdom, high-mindedness, and willingness to serve the country in military capacity if called. It also hopes for his future nonmilitary counsel after retirement.
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Wilkie
Eisenhower
Explosion Cuts L A Fuel Line Near Magnolia
A gas line break northwest of Magnolia caused a morning disruption to industrial service in Little Rock and nearby residential areas. Arkansas Gas Co official R W Curran said the underground line, built during the war from Columbia to Bauxite to Little Rock, likely failed due to cold-induced expansion and contraction. Repairs were expected to finish by afternoon. there were no injuries or fires.
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Rock
Arkatsag
Louiskaa Gis. Co
Magnolia
Little Rock
R. W. Curran
Arkansas
Coupmy
Columbia Station
Bauxite
Curran
Butler Smothers Ohio Uni in Brisk 59 35 Win
A bribery attempt involving Butler University's basketball squad is revealed after a long distance call to Charles Maas. Butler then defeated Ohio University 59-35, while Notre Dame nearly beat Butler in a later game as detectives searched for gamblers. Temple beat Syracuse 63-56, and other college results are noted with multiple teams praised and criticized for various performances.
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Ted Meier
New York
Buteler University
Charles Maas
Maas
Butler
Ohio University
Indianapolis
Indianapolis, the Buldngs
Notre Dame
Jerry’ Cramny
Jim O'Halloran
Teo’ Barnhorst
Trish
Cranny
Beore
Temple
Bing Syracuse
Orange Court
Syracuse
SMNU
Recky Meestors College
New York University
Columbia
Morgranton
Wo Va
Mountaineers
Penn
Western Kentucky
Bowling
Bawtins Green
Provinsity
Kentuckians
St. Louis
Missouri
Washington State
Oregon
Oregon State
Saie
Saratoga Cage Tourney Opens With Pairings
An invitational boys and girls basketball tournament at Saratoga begins with 7 am games featuring Saratoga and Center Point. First round matchups include Paimos versus Fulton, Dierks versus Kirby, Blevins versus De light, Mineral Springs versus Guernsey, Glenwood versus Umpire, Nashville versus Daisy, with Langley earning a bye.
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Saratoga
Winder Way
Center Point
Gins Bourrev
Paimos Va
Fulton
Dierks
Kirby
Blevins
Delight
Mineral Springs
Guernsey
Glenwood
Umpire
Nashville
Daisy
Langley
Pitmos
Fights Last Night by the Associated Press
Boxing results across multiple cities report in outpoints and knockouts. Between Akron Buffalo Miami Des Moines Gary Montreal and other locales, fighters Pat Comiskey Osraldo Silva Jimmy Joyce Ruby Maternalin Vince Callahan Hermie Freeman and Steve Belloise feature in recent bouts with decisions and a KO ending.
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Associated Press
Akron
Ohio
Henry "Snowlakes
Blake
Buffalo
N. Y
Pat Comiskey
Patarson
N. J
Miami
Fla
Steve Belloise
New York
Osraldo Silva
Rio de Janeiro
Des Moines
del Cockayne
Jimmy dJoyce
Gary
Ind
United Press
Rily Paley
Bronkling
Mass
Ruby Maternalin
Montreal
J. Bangor
Hermie Freeman
Enele Lake
Vince Callahan
Boston
Guernsey Tourney for Negro Cagers Friday Postponed
The Invitational basketball tournament for Negro teams at Guernsey scheduled for Friday February 6 has been postponed due to bad roads. Teams from Washington, Columbus, Hone, Fulton, McWabe, Farman, Astidawys, Toxarkina, and Prisealt were listed as attendees.
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Guernsey
Washinton
Columbus
Hone
Fulton
McWabe Farman
Astidawys
Toxarkina
Prisealt
Four MBS Civil Rights broadcasts planned this month
The first of four MBS documentary broadcasts based on the president's Civil Rights report will air February. Subsequent Tuesdays will feature related programs. Tonight NBC presents Burns and Allen. other networks include CBS ABC MBS with varied shows. Residents note a Kentucky Mountain belief that water from an old oak stump can wash freckles.
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Associated Press
American Forum
Kentucky Mountains
Texas Open Pro Am Draws 300 Plus in San Antonio
A field of more than 300 moved out in the final tune up for the Texas Open with top contenders Bobby Acke Ben Hagen and Jimmy Demacet watched closely for the $2,000 first prize in the 72 hole event. The tournament starts tomorrow with pros at Brackenridge Park and Fort Sam Houston.
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Harold V. Ratliff
San Antonio
Tex
Bobby Acke
Texas Opera
Golfdam
Brackenridge Park
Fort Sam Houston
Bob Gray
Toronoy Slau A
Strasz
Winsted
Conn
Ken Peterson
Dayton
Frank Moore
St. Louis
Skee Riegel
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Simon-Pures
National collegiate scoring leaders list for major schools
New York Feb 5 thin meetyre of Minnesota's Big Nine threatens Isad Hawkins of Lawrence Tech in the national collegiate individual scoring race. Hanktil 1 leads with 23.1 average on 489 points in 19 games. McIntyre second with 273 points in 12 games. Yale's Luverit drops to third at 22.2 on 48 points in 12 games. Murray Wier moves to fourth with 247 points in 12 games.
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New York
MeItyre
Minnesota
Big Nine
Norm Hawkins
Lawrece Tech
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Anins
Show
Hank Til
Mclintyre Ig
Uy Luvelit
Yale
Awith
Murray Wier
Fins
YOG
Og Jgoanchol
Arkansas
Krank Midhellia
St. Marys Calif
Strider
Ohio University
Menie Vandewerhu
Colgate
Gene Berve
Marquette
Duane Kluck
Tidiant State
Henry Poppe
Manhattan
Jay Maved
Jim Line
Kentucky
al Petersen
Oregon State
Deward Compton
Lovisac
Radio Schedule Segment with Various Programs
A dense listing of radio programs across Feb 5 6 6:30 9 and into Friday including Mop Harrigan Superman Capt Midnigan Tom Mix Fulton Lewis Jr S Star Final News Today in Sports Newscape Dinner for Two Alan Dale Club and more with time slots and show names. The page also references Newsreels Sign Off and multiple musical and talk programs across morning and evening hours.
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Mop Harrigan
Superman
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
Morton Downey
Russ Morgar
Mutual
The
Four Knights
Ozark Valley
KKAR
Kate Smith
Victor Tha Corpus
Moan Tate Roe
Martin Thoek
Erskine Johns
Lew White
Hop. Harrigan
Tom Mix
Fultoh Lowie, Jr
Five Star Fine News
Henry J. Taylor
Dibner
Kxar Spotilett
Gabriel Heattec
Miguelite Valdes
Orch
Emil Coleman
Basketball Scores From Last Night’s Games
Temple 63 Syracuse 63 Fordham 63 Rutgers 49 Notre Dame 50 Lutler 2 Missouri 48 St Louis 48 Missouri State 16 Washington 77 Champuria State 16 St Benedicts 90 Warrensburg 41 William Fewell 2 Southwest Arkansas 50 Arkansas College 44 Henderson 51 Monmouth City Univ 48 Hardin State 60 Oregon 59
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Temple
Syracuse
Fordham
Rutgers
Midwest
Notre Dame
Lutler
St. Louis
Misaouri
Washington
Louis
Cha
Mpuria
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Ipright
Watkins ‘Company
Memphis
Sennae
Ein
J. Warner
Elm St
Julia Simms
Rt. 1
CCC
Oliver Doug
Das
Rt. 4
Moore Bros
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California
Chevrolet
Wayne B. Jones
Prescott
Pond
Hope Star
Wayne School of Practical Nursing
Arik
Sele
Jaws
Proving Ground Road
Howard Houston
Porterfield
BUICK
West Division
HH. Whittert
Hope Feed Co
Flee Boys
North Elm St
C. D. Lauterbach
South Walnut
Mts
Judia
Simms
Ozan
C. B. Tyler
J. Cc. Baker
Newt Bundy
J.B. Johnson
Emmet
C. B. Tylor
Gardena
Mmons Tractor CO
Walnut St
Income Tax Service
Paul M. Simms
Carrigan Ridg
Elm St. Hope
Allison
Tyler
Texas
AL Jacobson
Venetian Blind Co
Hagel
Hope Basket CO
Star
C. Cook
John L Wilson, JR
John Gordon Prescott
Giy
Glen Walker
H. A. (Pare
Shields
Bill Maclain
RADIO
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Boswell
Sisters’ Beauty Shop
Fifth Street
SingLeton’s
W. P. Singleton
Hope, Ark
Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Hugh Johnson
Blue Eagle
National Recovery Administration
Hush
Hugh
N.R.A
Roosevelt
Pubkeer
Cumberlands
Uush
Willine
Fred Tars
Gameboy
Jimmy Roosevelt
Goldwyn
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Tech
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Ouachita
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Cager
Golfs Hall of Fame
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Gene Sarazen
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Tommy Armour
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Jim Barnes
Golf
Jim Vardon
Ted Ray
South Africa
Bobby Locke
Bobby
Ray
Byron Nelson
Augusta National
Gene Sara
Zen
Nelson
Byron
Jones
Indiana U
Rea McMillin
Cowen Pooch Harrell
Youeh
Eldon /Rudker
NBC
Tal Burns
Allens
Carson Ecdy
Bob Hawk
ABC
Benny Mer
Willie Piper
Jan Anges
U. S. Marine Band
CBS
Kok
Gerry Smith
Bscare
Lado
Peahomet City Univ
Hardin
KY AD
Mendy 'Phar
Prisey
Hada
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