Fair Enough By Westbrook Pegler
Chicago, Feb 4. Westbrook Pegler discusses internal political shifts among unions, mocking former leaders Dan Tobin and Dave Beck, and predicts Beck’s rise and centralized control over Teamsters crafts divisions. He contrasts loyalty, power, and perceived brutality in the evolving union leadership and influence.
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Miami Beach
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Tobin
Lecall
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Heydrich
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Napoleon
Florida
Dan
John O'Brien
Berechtesgaden
Truman
Iilon
John L. Lewis
Razorbacks Meet Baylor in Crucial Game
Arkansas faces Baylor in Waco in a Southwestern Conference clash key to the title race. Arkansas seeks revenge after a four point loss, aims to halt Baylor’s hold atop the standings, while Sammy Smith returns and Baylor loses Bill Johnson to injury. SMU thumps TCU 47-36 as Brown and Prewitt pace scoring.
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Bears
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Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
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J. Jamies
International Field Seeks Boston Honors at Garden Race
A diverse field of Belgians Swedes and Americans competes in the 6th Boston AA A games at Boston Garden. Belgian Gaston Reiff and Erik Ablden of Sweden aim for fast two mile times as Fred Wilt of New York also races. Villanova’s George Guida is favored in the 600 as Bill Dwyer challenges in the Briggs 50 yard dash with Carrey Conwell Mathis Douglas Beckett and Brooks among entrants.
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Tom Carey
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Ed Conwell
Billy Mathis
Herb Douglas
Stan Beckett
Bill Brooks
Baseball Council to Discuss Bonus Rule
The five man executive council of baseball plans a special session on the controversial bonus rule. A reform proposal is expected to come from a committee formed last December, with potential changes to limit signing bonuses across major and minor leagues.
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New York
Time For Decision theme to dominate Presbyterian Hour
Prescott notices announce the Presbyterian Radio Hour resumes February 6 at 7 40 PM on WOAI 120 and WEAA 82 with Rev Robert A Lapsiey Jr of Roanoke VA. Services run Sundays through March 27. Several church meetings follow including W M S and Circle gatherings, Boy Scout Week events, university visits, and a bride elect coffee at the home economics cottage with detailed attendees and floral decor.
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Rachel Nolen
Herbert Witt
Sam Taylor White
Edward Bryson
Miss Bruner
Miss Nolen
John W. Nolen
Maine
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Nina Catherine Scott
Witber Hall
Norman Whitesides, Jr
Rachel and
Herbert
Sydney Fay Pittman
Mary John Anderson
Frances Reese
Frances Joe McWilliams
Virginia Ann Wynn
Janet Gardiner
Sports Talk and Oddities From A Busy News Column
New York reports show base ball owners Bil and Charley DeWitt and Fred Saigh Jr each bought controlling interest in St Louis clubs for about a million dollars. Other notes mention Ty MeYer dropping two-team football, Honus Wagner’s early managing tale, the Negro battery Johnson and Gray, Fullerton and Ruble leading Southwest Missouri State basketball, Bucknell guard John Lose singing to defenders, and NC coach Carl Snavely rebuilding with freshmen.
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al Jfhough
Bil
Charley DeWitt
Fred M. Saigh, Jr
St. Louis
Larry MacPhail
Branch Rickey
Billy Veck
Dutch Meeyer
Texas Christian
Ernie Lanigan
Honus Wagner
Adrian, Mich
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Adrian
Johnson
Gray
Short
Harry Mendel
South
Joe Louis
George Washington
Jacksonville
Basketball Scores and Coaching Moves Across Regions
A scrambled wire of results shows Springfield over Toledo 48 46 and South Tulane 84 Miss State 30 while Tennessee 77 Georgia Tech 73 and Duke 73 NYU 44 highlight a busy college slate. Nearby, Maryland 33 Virginia Military 45 and Clemson 49 South Carolina 82 share the scoreboard as spring drills loom and Bernard Masterson is hired for a Midwest tutoring stint.
Bobcats Edge Camden 27 26 In Thrilling Finish
Hope Bobcats rallied from a halftime deficit to upset Camden Panthers 27 26 in a packed gym. Joe Phillips led Camden with 15 points while Buddy Sutton added 12 for Hope as the hosts won their eighth straight. In the opening game, Hope Juniors fell 23 17.
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Bobcats
Spring Hill Edged by Bradley Five in Thriller
Bradley Independents defeated Hempstead 38 to 28 at Spring Hill. Rowland led Spring Hill with 15 points, Arnett added 11, Tarpley 10. Tyler scored 15 for Bradley and Crain had 13 as the Bradley team held off the Hempstead defense.
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Bradley
Bradley Independents
Hempstead
Rowland
Arnett
Tarpley
Tyler
Crain
Hamline Wins 15th Straight as Slumping Contenders Shine
Hamline remained the only unbeaten major college team with a 71 53 victory over Concordia of Minnesota. Vern Mikkelson and Hal Haskins combined for 41 points while Duke overwhelmed NYU 73 44 and Oklahoma Aggies beat Long Island 55 43. Other results include BYU over Colorado A and M 66 54, Wyoming over Denver 44 34, Tulane over Mississippi State 64 50, Tennessee over Georgia 77 51, William and Mary over Virginia Tech 62 47, Washington and Lee over Furman 75 66, South Carolina over Clemson 82 49, Maryland over Virginia Military 54 45, Idaho over Oregon State 51 49, Oregon over Washington 65 58, SMU over TCU 47 36 and California over Santa Clara 52 40.
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Mangrum and Riegel Lead Tucson Open by One Stroke
At the Tucson Open third round start Mangrum of Chicago and Skee Riegel of Tulsa led by one stroke after 36 holes with 190. A large group within six strokes includes Fred Hawkins and Frank Stranahan Touledis among others. 41 players were under par after 36 holes as play began under PGA rules and the field was cut to 94.
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Riegel
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Badin
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Horton Smith
Chic Harbert
Detroit
Lew Washam
Oakmont
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Wilmington
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Leland Gibson
Kansas City
Skip Alexander
Southern Pines
Seo Ol Sne
Top Radio Programs New York Feb 4 listing
The February 4 New York radio list highlights NAS-6240 and Dain and Slaw alongside TV Holywood Theater Hit Parade Sinawa 3 Judy Canova Ysd0 Grand Ole Oper and CLUS chief Vinghn Munroe Slaw Auuy 8 Gangbusters with a total value of 530 dollars in the program guide.
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Vie Dain and Slaw
TV Holywood Theater
Sinawa
Judy Canova
Grand Ole Oper
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Vinghn Munroe
Auuy
Radio Schedule Fragment Highlights Day's Lineup
A dense OCR listing shows a full day of radio programming with dozens of shows across networks. Notable entries include First Sunday programming, guest stars, religious and music segments, news and law hour blocks, and various entertainment series like The Gospel Tour, Adventures of Falcon, Kate Smith, and Sherlock Holmes.
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Carle
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Roy Rogers Shaw
Jimmie Fidler
William Hillman
Bill McCune
Art Warner
Orch
Mutual
Birgain
Riders of the Purple Sage
Melody Boys
Bob Poole
Arkansas
Cecil Brown
Victor H. Lindlahr
Gabriel Hearter
Lanny Ross
Kate Smith
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