Senate panel again bars clearing Pauley and Grahm
Washington reports a Senate appropriations subcommittee vote 3 to 2 to refuse clear Edwin W. Pauley and Brig. Gen. Wallace H. Graham of any implication that they used inside information in commodity trading. Green argued there was no evidence of insider data and urged public disclosure. The panel noted both men traded commodities openly on their own account.
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Washington
Senate
Edwin W. Pauley
Wallace H. Grahay
Calif
Appropriations
Green
Pauley
Army
Royall
Graham
Truni
Warning Order in Hogan Case Hempstead County Ark
Warning order issued by the Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas requires Onzie Mae Hogan to appear within thirty days and answer the plaintiff James A Hogan. Clerk Be. Whaver signs the seal with Omera Evans deputy clerk. Attorney Lyle Brown in ad litem. Dates listed Feb 7 14 21 28.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
James A. Hogan
Onzie Mae Hogan
Witcourt
Dames
BE. Whaver
Omera Evans
C. WS. Alling
AM Y
Lyle Brown
Democratic Primary Candidates Listed for Summer Ballot
The Star announces the set of candidates for public office who will appear on the Democratic primary ballot this summer subject to party actions.
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The
Star
Altheimer Fatal Log Accident Claims Local Farmer
Altheimer February 7 Charles Lee Bogg aged 66, an area farmer, died four miles west of Altheimer when a log toppled from a truck as he helped unload it. Coroner Ed Dupree said the bridge repair nearby failed to prevent the accident. Survived by widow and six children.
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Altheimer
Charles Lee Bogg
Here
Bogy
Ed Dupree
De Valera Considers New Irish Election Retraction
Fianna Fail seeks to extend its grip as Eamon De Valera, 65, contemplates a possible new Irish election after a tight vote. He aims to gain a third seat in Kilkenny Carlow to lift party strength to 69. Government totals show 1,176,949 first-preference votes, about 49 percent, with 24,759 first preferences in the latest card.
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New York
Carlow-Kilkenny
Fianna Fail
Goverment Party
Baylor Stars in National Spotlight on Rival Night
Baylor edged Arkansas 42 38 to strengthen its 7 0 SWC mark while Washington and Lee upset George Washington 78 72 sparked by Freddie Vinson. Washington defeated Oregon State 52 26 altering NWC standings as Texas Tech, Texas Mines, and Arizona compact the race. St Johns beat Rhode Island State 98 55 at home.
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Fred Vinson
George Washington
Vinson
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Texas Mines
Ari4ouic
Villanova
Rhode Island State
St. Johns
Capes of Booneville Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
Capes of Booneville faces a sentence of life imprisonment for the fatal stabbing of Matt Hornsby a sanatorium employee the night of January 17. A Logan County circuit Court jury deliberated three hours before finding Capes guilty with possible punishment to be set. Capes testified the stabbing in sole defense of Hoyns 44. Trial of Crover Fields Booneville also charged with murder may begin Monday.
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Logan County
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U S Bobsled Team Secures Another First at St Moritz
At St Moritz on Feb 7 the U S bobsled four man team led by Francis Tyler of Lake Placid won in record time, adding gold to the medals already held by Figure Skater Richard Button and Skier Gretchen Fraser. The day also saw Belgium win the pairs skating title, while hockey status and standings shifted as the IOC announced changes and Czechoslovakia pressed toward the championship amid varying results for the U S in other events.
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Englewood
N. J
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International Olympic Committee
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Otto Mayer
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Belgium
Micheline Lannoy
Pierre Baugniet
Hungary
Andrea Kekesy
Ede Kiraly
Canada
Suzanne Marrow
Wallace Diestel-Meyer
U. S
Czechoslovakia
Dispute Over Continued From Page One In Virginia Rent Bill
Cain conceded to a reporter that changes will be made, with support from Senators Bricker and a second Democrat on the Banking Committee. Tenants could appeal operating costs hikes via local and national rent officials and the courts, while landlords could seek increases if rejected by rent central officials. A bipartisan group on the committee plans drastic changes before sending the bill to the Senate.
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Forthind
Ore
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San Antonio
Tex
Portsmouth
Newport News
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Iie del
Bricker
R-Ohip
Senate
Bradley Takes Continued From Page One Bradley Takes Crew
Douglas MacArthur was runner-up with a title over five years. As the last of the five star generals holding down an aging job, MacArthur outranks his new boss who has only four stars. MacArthur is Allied commander in reces expecting Japan. The army which Bradley takes over has about 60,000 men, about 100,000 fewer than the originally intended to have at this time.
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MacArthur
Macathur
Japan
Bradley
Aigut
Qian
Ie Gerais
Austria
Jy Tia
Southeastern Conference games mention late night scores
The text reports several SEC outcomes with teams like Tennessee and Tulane in pursuit of leaders. Tennessee beat Georgia 49-48, while Mississippi State edged Mississippi 47-43. Colgate and Brookley names appear as misread items and do not form clear game results.
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Brookley
Manhintiin
AWA
Colgate
St. Lawrente
Tennessee
Tulane
Kentucky
Georgia
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Mississippi
Ale Duyn
Sports Roundup from Hope Ark Bulletin
New York Feb 7 Jersey Jones compares current boxing era to post WWI surge of heavyweights like Carpentier Fripo and Million Dollar Gaies plus Pacuny Tubudin and Primo Carnera. Ralph Hamilton ejected after 12 years, Williams offers 30 post season exhibitions deal rejected, Colorado U sprinters in Big Seven, Patts unable to dine to dual meets, Murray Wier uses unorthodox shot in Big Nine context.
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Jersey Jones
Li Searen
George Carpentier
Luis Fripo
Million Dollar Gaies
Pautiny Ua2tudin
Phil Scott
Knute Hansen
Primo Carnera
Bruce Woodcock
Ollen Tandberg
Gino Buonvine
South Africa
Johnny Ralph May Hie
Sportz
Ted Williams
Joe Dimaggio
Colorado U
Dan Campbsecl
Bor Dey
Harry Narcisian
Patts
Eve
Murray Wier
Minnesota
Jim McIntyre
Murray
Hogan Refuses Disqualification at Texas Open
In San Antonio on February 7, Hogan refused to concede his Texas open golf championship disqualification claim after signing an erroneous scorecard. The controversy centered on a 13th hole drop that led to a penalty, while leaders Nida, Terrier, Movil, and Lafon posted six under par 63s for the final 16 holes.
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Tes
UPI
Boh Hogan Redly
Uefease
N. G von Nida
Jim Terrier
Erie Movil
Santa Monica
Calif
Ky Lafoan
St. Andrews
George Sehneiter
Hogan
Treachergis
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Bam Snead
Skip Alexander
Horton Smith
Me Sivake
National Opera
Lew Worsham
Jit Deraret
Bobby Locke
South Africa
Lloyd Mergrum
Thghey Iwiller
College basketball scores and results roundup
AP reported late scores across the East Midwest and South regions. Notable results include Indiana State 83 over Concarria Moy at East Central, Bethanykas 64 over Southvestorna, Drury 77 over Tarkin, Nevada 46, Colorado College and Santa Adry Igor Gadats 46, among others.
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Indiana
Concarria Moy
Orevoidt
Nevada
Colorado
Santa
Fights Last Night New SipNoni and Buddie Gi We Bed
Fragmented report details a rough bout list with names such as Parker, Mooraide, and Miller. It mentions locations like New York and dates that appear garbled. The text reads like a boxing roundup with inconsistent spellings and scattered figures.
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Associated Press
New
SipNoni
Radio schedule notes tenth anniversary of College of Musical Knowledge
Central standard time listings describe NBC programs across Friday night and weekend, highlighting Kay Kyser’s College of Musical Knowledge tenth anniversary with guest Renonie Sanders formerly of Springfield Tennessee now Chicago. Also features Life of Riley, Judy Canova, Vaughn Monroe, Vic Damone, Famous Jury Trials, Gang Busters, Prof Quiz, and other network shows with daily time slots and channel assignments.
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Associated Press
Central Standard
Kay Kyser
NBC
College of Musical Knowledge
Renonie Sanders
Springfield, T
Chicago
Judy Canova
CBS
Waust
Bears Beat Razorbacks 42-38 to Stay Unbeaten in SWC
Baylor Bears topple Arkansas 42-38 in Waco to hand the Razorbacks a rare loss. George Kok sparked the second half comeback as Baylor, led by Redi Owens and Odell Preston on defense, pulled away after a 28-28 halftime tie. Arkansas’ Nighman scored 16 points, but the Razorbacks faded in the final period. Texas A&M and Texas Longhorns won to remain unbeaten in conference play.
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Razorbacks
Baylor
Ganglig George Kok
Baylor Bears
Texas Longhorns
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Odell Preston
Razorback
Bill Johnson
Arkansas
Texas A. & IM
SMU
TCU
Tokyo Correspondents Club Critiques MacArthur Exclusion
The Tokyo correspondents club condemned General MacArthur for ejecting a magazine correspondent from Saipan without clearance. It argued the move could set a harmful precedent enabling officials to target journalists and restrict reporting in occupied areas. The club insisted there was no solid evidence supporting the charge and called the action unjustified.
Saturday Feb 7 Radio Schedule Highlights Parade Sports
The listing outlines a dense Saturday schedule on Penn station airwaves featuring a parade of programs and musical acts. Highlights include Symphonies for Youth Mt Bands for Bands M Sports Parade and Swing Time. A long string of shows spans gospel programs religious features dramas and mystery series with many named hosts and orchestras listed.
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Penn
Macalestar Singers
Hospitality Club
Columbiana Handicap
Rural Health
Newscape
Dodds to Shoot at Record in Boston Tonight
Boston tonight features Gil Dodds aiming to chase world marks in a high profile meet at the Boston Garden. The star runner set to be joined by Curtis Stone and Joe Mae Chuskewy in a field including Berest, Led Vogel, Milne, Quinn, and others as Oklahoma and Berkeley prepare strong entries.
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Hyix
Gil Dodds
Gerey
Aly
Boston Garden
Glenn Cunningham
Thames
Curtis Stone
Vogel Dack Milne
Tommy Quinn
Joe Mae Chuskewy
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