Scott Plans to Try Out in Olympics
Fayetteville Feb. 6 Clyde Smackover Scott of Arkansas says he plans to enter the 1948 Olympic trials in London. A top collegiate hurdler, he clocked 14.2 for the high hurdles and 23.1 for the low hurdles last season, ranking among the nation's best. He will seek Hobart Hooser’s help to enter the trials without clashing with university sports.
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Fayetteville
Arkansas Welt
Gridiron
Clyde
Scott
Arkansas
Hobart Hooser
London
Basketball Results By The Associated Press
Last night results feature East region: New York Univ 61 over Boston Univ 36 and Texas Wesleyan 36 over Boston College. South region shows Kentucky 41 over Alabama 3. Notre Dame 56 over Detroit 20. Oklahoma Aggies 4 over Oklahoma Missouri Central 73 over Westminster Mel 55. Pittsburgh 45 over Washburn 38. Ottawa Kansas 66 over Kansas Wesleyan 55. Murray Aggies 35 over Conners Aggies 33. Texas 62 over Southwest Texas 32. Arkansas College 52 over Morgan Independents 41. Arizona 58 over New Mexico 46. Conway Ark Tech 75 over Arkansas Tech 34. Far West Denver 68 over Colorado Mines 44. Rocky Mountain 64 over Carroll Mont 54.
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Missouri Central
Westminster Mel
Pittsburgh
Ted Mier
New York
Boston
Detroit
Boston Garden
New York University
Netroft
Olympia Stadium
Notre Dame
NYU
Boston University
Texas Wesleyan
Boston College
University of Detroit
Motor City
Affain
Alia
Michigan Normal
Oklahoma Aggies
Oklahoma
Stillwater
Okla
Amby
Texas
Avizana
New Mexico
Reesy Mowninin College
Carroll
Montana
Psd
Skyline
Colorado Mines
Boxing Card Fights Across Several Cities Highlight Night
Reported results list fighters from Tayvapa and Tampa with Tommy Gomez stopping Joe Matiss in a 185 pound bout by TKO in Tampa. Other notes include Pittsburgh rivalries, outpoints and knockouts across Akron Worcester and Boston with Roy Andrews and Don Williams among scorers in multiple weight classes.
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Tayvapa
Fla
Tommy Gomez
Tampa
Joe Matiss
Endicott
Pittsburgh
Rave Marsh
Akron
al Gualtey
Washington
Logan
Utah
Keith Nuttal
Brigham
Joe Jacques Ogden
Fair Enough By Westbrook Pegler Recounted Thoughts on Judicial Decisions
Pegler critiques judicial practice in 1947, arguing judges should justify rulings on points of fact and maintain public trust. He laments lazy or corrupt behavior in federal courts, cites Department of Justice dynamics, and warns that biased or arbitrary decisions undermine justice and citizen confidence.
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Yeees
Olinh
Bar
Department of Justice
Democratic Party
United States
Harry Bridges
East
Tuva
Fia
Air Country
New York
Brooklyn
Wright wills British first airplane to science museum
Wright bequeaths the original Flyer to the Science Museum in Kensington, England, by will dated June 2, 1937. Orville Wright, who died January 30, 194? or 194? , resolved a long dispute over possession, after it had been shipped to Britain in 1928. The will also endows Oberlin College with 300000 and provides lifetime annuities for Charles Taylor and Miss Mabel Beck, among others.
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Dayton, O
Orville Wright
Orville
Wilbur
Wright
Science Museum
Kensington
England
Lince
Charles D. Walcott
Smithsonian Institution
Smithsonian
Wright Brothers
Charles G. Abbott
United States
Samuel Pierpont Langley
Langley
Congress
Wrights
Ming
Obalin College
Obertin, O
Vandenberg Gets More Backing for Nomination
Detroit reports Governor Kim Sigler and Senator Terguson urged Michigan delegates to back Vandenberg for president at a banquet launching a $600,000 Wayne County campaign drive. Sigler said Vandenberg would be a sure winner if called. Brewster echoed the darkhorse notion as talks continued.
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Detroit
Kim Sigler
Terguson
R-Mich
Vandenberg
Michigan Statesman
Sigler
Ferguson
Sigier
Wayne County
Brewster
Michigan
Houses
Joe Martins
Darkhorse
Senate
Arkansas GOP Declines Involvement in Democratic Dispute
Arkansas Republicans say they will not intervene in the Democratic party family quarrel sparked by President Tyrumat's civil rights recommendations. Wallace Townsend, the Arkansas national committeeman, stated the matter is a family issue and the GOP has no plans to get involved.
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Lite Rock
Arkansas
Tyrumat
Congress
Wallace Townsend
Arkangis
Ray Dumont
Sporting Goods
Ray
Stones
Dumont
Court Chief Justice's Reading Duty Weighed by Fear and Frustration
A veteran judge recalls a period when Chief Justice Karlan faced pressure over a controversial revision plan. He describes petitions from convicts in federal prisons who wrote for legal help, noting many district judges fail to read such self authored filings and instead decide facts in darkness, fearing publicity.
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Uae
Karlan Prey
Thane
Parkers Baylor Series May Decide Title
Arkansas and Baylor clash in a two game set at Waco to test the Southwest Conference race with Texas and sure contenders. Both teams enter unbeaten in league play. a sweep by either side could tilt the title race, while a split keeps the chase tight. Arkansas relies on Kok Williams Hudspeth and Cathcart. Baylor counters with Robinson and a balanced attack though illness hampered practice.
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Waco
Tex
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Baylor Bears
Texas
Baylor
George Kok
al Williams
Gerald Hudspeth
Jim Cathcart
Jackie Robinson
Bears
Southwest
Fayzetteville
Arkanssa Willams
Heathington
Bud Pa Cues
Washington Teams Lose to Hope Here Thursday Night
Washington and Hope split three basketball games here last night with Hope taking the senior A and junior boys games. Collins led Washington in the opening girls game with 16 and Guilliam topped Hope with 6 in the same frame. Bain scored 6 for Washington junior boys as they fell 21 to 12. Dudney led Hope with 7 in the senior B contest as the visitors won 27 to 21. Tonight the Bobcats head to Hot Springs for a twin bill against the Trojan eagers.
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Hope
Washington
Hope Girls
Collins
Jones
Bain
Guilliam
Dudney
Nix of Hope
Bobcats
Ot Springs
Trojan
AAA Committees to Meet on Playoff Revision
Two Arkansas AAA committees meet in Little Rock to study proposed changes to the high school football playoff and to discuss sites for 1948 basketball, track, swimming and diving meets. A separate classification for schools with 560 or more students is floated, including Little Rock and Fort Smith. First round basketball might be played in competing team areas with later rounds at the main tournament site.
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Little Rock
Avisansas Athletic Association
AAA
Bob Cole
Magnolia
Association
Fort Smith
North Little Rock
Pine Bluff
el Dorado
Hot Springs
ATVA
Johnie Burnett
2Ut
Schiors
Burnett
First Lady to Visit Mardi Gras in New Orleans
Washington and Mt Olympus are billed as visitors for Mardi Gras in New Orleans. Mrs Harry Truman and daughter Margaret will christen a towboat for her father Conjgat. Hermes and Momus figures head a parade as crowds pack the Mystic Club ball amid the 1918 influenza backdrop.
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New Orleans
Washington
Mt. Olympus
Harry Truman
Margaret
Conjgat
Mystic Club
Hermes
Olympus
Knights
Momus
America Cups First in Skating Events at Winter Olympics
Canadian figure skating star Barbara Ann Scott won the women's championship in St Martin Switzerland, giving the western hemisphere a skating sweep previously held by European skaters. Sweden led in other events as Nils Karlsson won the 21-mile ski race, and American bob and horse racing notes filled the page with brief updates on multiple sports figures and happenings.
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St. Martin
Witzerland
Barbara Ann Scott
Canada
Dariing
Farone
Norway
Sonja Monico
Richard Butte
Emelewend
N. d
Sweden
Switzerland
United States
Nils Karlsson
Amarien
Darie
Parbora
Uand
Tyler
Babstad Cosel Bouna Fox
February Cub Scout Pack 33 meeting at Methodist Church
Cub Scout Pack No 33 met in February at the Methodist Church on Tuesday at 7 pm. Parents enjoyed supper as awards were given for Bob Cat Wolf Bear Webelos and Service Stars to many scouts including Chris Cook John Paul Lingo Joe Alan Polls Dorsey McRae III Thomas Clevenger George Richard Stroud Charles Downs Bill Halliburton Buddy Jackson Rex Easter Albert Graves Jr Donald Hall William Perkins Jimmy Lewis Dale Zinn Walter Smiley John Barr Joe Willis Ian Amos Frank Morton Jimmy Branch Ployd Hartsfield Ben Newbern Kenneth Gilliam William Thomason Charles R Jordan Joe McDowell Jimmy Bruce Pickin Lauterback Jimmy Camp Van Moore PJ Wylie Terry Oomer Billy Wray Jack Keek Raymond Leair Buddy Jackson Ralph Wiggins Fort Dale Hartsfield Gene McGinn John Amos Joe D Willis P Horton Billy Blake Jimmy Haynes David Griffin Percy Bryan David McKenzie Norris Ingram Jimmy Branch Lee Panes Jerry Pant John Whilow Don Montgomery Sally Cox Steve Rigg Mar Yar Rex Easter Jimmy Dan Baker Bil and Bob Mailiburton George Anderson W C Brier Freddie Jones Leroy Brown Clifton Booth Floyd Hartsfield Donald Hobbs Bill Thomas.
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Methodist Church
Chris Cook
John Paul Lingo
Joe Alan Polls
Dorsey McRae
Thomas Clevenger
George Richard Stroud
Charles Downs
Bill
Bob Halliburton
Buddy Jackson
Rex Easter
Albert Graves Jr
Joe D. Willis
P Horton
Billy Blake
Jimmy Haynes
David Griffin
Percy Bryan
David McKenzie
Norris Ingram
Jimmy Branch
Lee Panes
Lerry Pant
John Whilow
Donn Montgomery
Sally Cox
Steve Rigg
Mar- Yar
Jimmis
Dan Baker
Bil
Bob Mailiburton
George Anderson
W. C. Brier
Freddie Jones
Leroy Brown
Clifton Booth
Floyd Hartsfield
Donald Hobbs
Bill Thomas
Razorback Band Leadership Highlight at Newport Carnival
The Razorback Band claimed top honors at the Wemspois clio Carnival with youth officials praising the performance. Newport High band director C. A. Hamley leads a family quartet noted for national feature in music journals.
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Hoga
Saelon
Sure Cave University Gand Dischay Sturtun
S. Babe
Ted Tedhie
Joere
Smith Beacon Seay
Sehoul
Vast Sane Pretty
Newport Lund
Shu
Cc. A. Iamley
Newport High
Attendance at Cage Games Drop Across Colleges
Attendance slumped at several college venues as New York University edged Boston University 14 1 4 in Boston. Notre Dame routed Detroit 55 30 while Oklahoma State beat Oklahoma 45 30 at Stillwater. Kentucky beat Alabama 41 31 in Tuscaloosa as Texas and Southwestern Conference foes posted varied results.
Money Men of olf Tangle in Texas
Golf money men slashed at Brackenridge Park in San Antonio in the opening round of the Texas Open. Bobby Locke led with brilliant putting as contenders chased par in a windy field. Amateurs, pros, and international players posted rounds amid the scramble for a low score.
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Money Men
Olf
Texas
Harold VW
Ratliff
Antonio
Tex
Brackenridge Park
Bobby Locke
York
Beth Alvice
Marti
Houston
Parine Jehuved
Many Riders in U S Transit Rely on Subways and Trolleys
Most of the 23 billion transit passengers in American cities are carried by subways and electric rail cars, with streetcars playing a smaller role in urban transport.
Mutual Network Radio Schedule Fragment
A fragmented listing shows February weekend radio programming across Mutual Network with multiple shows and times. Entries include The Lone Wolf, Sports, news briefings, music programs, and sign offs, reflecting a busy Saturday schedule across various stations and time slots.
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Hop Harrigan
Superman
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Honey J. Taylor
KXAR_ Spotlight
Gabriel Heatser
Net
Heart
Binal F.hitjon
Miguelita Valdes
Emil Colemzi
Mutual Reports
One News
Aim
Hillbilly Hoedown
First
Bil Baye
Walse
Radio Schedule Listings Include NBC CBS ABC and More
A fragmented listing of serials and programs across NBC CBS ABC and others for Friday and Saturday nights shows names like Paul Lavalle Ossie and Harriet This Is FBI Lone Ranger and Meet the Press with various time slots. The piece ends with a odd line about an organ of the human body possibly becoming infected with fiber tuberculosis.
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Associated Press
Central Standard
NBC
Paul Lavalle
Walta Times
CBS
Morcan- Ameche-Langford
Mills Bros
Spike Jones
ABC
FBI
Fiddie Gisea
Rocca Rosgana
Mabs
Buri Ives
Randolph Churchill
National Farm
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