Cub Scout Registers Hope Pack and Squadron Details
Cub Scouts in Hope register with Pack and Cub Scout Pack 90 under First Baptist with named leaders and den chiefs. Aly Scout Squadron No 62 meets Mondays at 7 pm at Elks Hall overseen by sponsor Rhyanis club and leader Iva Talliburton, listing registered scouts and troop committee members.
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Cub Peck
First Baptist
Chired
Hope
Hetdrix Spraggins
Hendrix “‘Spragg
Frank Ozmer
Herry Haynes
Ed Morris den Dads
Robert Wider
Iva
Yocam
Ansley Gilbert
Arvill Hickiman
den Chiefs
Jimmy Yocam
Donnell Badley
Bobby Mactin
Herbell Martin
Don Mathers
Ira Yocom
Robert Rider
Arvil Hickman
James FE. Brecdtoye
Wendell Turner
Billy Brown
Thomas Smith
Dick Broach
Erry Ozmer
Harvey Ro Marcum
Larry Rider
Ilynn Thomas
Billy Gilbert
Ronald Wayne Boyd
James
Glenn Dickerson
Volme
Dean Boyd
Arthur Jones
Manuel Earl Mann
Gary Arnold
Aly
of Hope
Rhyanis Club
Elks Hall
W. Ja. Mudgett
Joan B. Lowe
William P. Hardegree
Royce Wiesenberger
Iva Talliburton
Assisrant
Harald Walker
Rey T. Atlen
Jody Bawden
Jared M. Ellington
Glen Maclar
Lyle Moore
Editorial on U.S. foreign policy competence and leaders
The piece questions who could craft a sane foreign policy to contain Soviet expansion, arguing past WWII and Roosevelt era decisions risk another war. It cites General Marshall, Vandenberg, Truman, and others, noting limited credentials and shifting loyalties, while recalling past ambassadors and diplomats and urging restraint and realism.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Marshall
Vandenberg
Gor
Russia
Republic of the United States of America
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
East
iddie-West
Europe
Roosevelt
Welk
George Spelvin
VML
Philippines
Msn
Tia Nita Snowvell
Inu Guovee Aggs
Amd
Narieans
Khaik
Hood
Maes
Perl Harbor
University of Michigan
U S Finishes Third in Ice Games at St Moritz
Sweden dominated the 1952 Winter Olympics with top honors as Switzerland and the United States trailed in overall points. The U S team claimed third, while a hockey governance dispute between the Amateur Hockey Association of America and the U S Olympic Committee sparked ongoing controversy at the Alpine venue.
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St. Moritz
Switzerland
Sweden
United States
Greteler Fraser
France
Henri Oreiller
U.S.A
U.S. Olympic Committee
Amateur Hockey Association of America
U.S
A.H.A
Canada
Czechoslovakia
International Olympic Committee
AWHLA
Avery Brundage
I.C
Norway
Austria
Finland
Italy
Belgium
Britain
Hungary
Holland
Poland
Bears Longhorns clash for Loop title on Baylor court
Baylor hosts Texas in a pivotal Southwestern Conference showdown that could decide the title. Arkansas and Texas face tough paths, while Baylor aims to extend its conference unbeaten run and capitalize on home games at Waco. Kok leads Baylor with 430 season points.
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Associated Press
Wilt
Arkansas
Baylor
Bears
Texas Longhorns
Longhorns
Tatler
Waco
Austin
Razorbacks
Texas
Southern Methodists
Texas Christian
Arkyns
Fayetteville
TCU Horned Frogs
Rice
Texas A & M
College Station
TCU
Texas Aggies
SMU
Algo Roust
Aggies
SATU
Riva
Arlatsas
Siring Gorge Kok
al W Uns
Buazerbacks
Kok
New Zealand Reports a Slight Quake Felt in Wellington
New Zealand reports a slight earthquake with tremors in Wellington and southern North Island areas. A first swaying motion at 18:14 was followed by a stronger jolt, lasting about 45 seconds in total according to UPI.
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Wellington
New Zealand
UPI
Istana
Big Six Triple A line forms in Arkansas plans
Arkansas prep baseball round up outlines a push to create a Big Six Triple A group from Little Rock Fort Smith North Little Rock Hot Springs Pine Bluff and El Dorado. Double A schools would vote on supporting the plan and revenue stability if the Big Six competes in postseason, with details on districts and playoffs.
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Little Rock
Art Kansas Athletic Association
Schaols
Yerson
Fort Smith
North Litle Rock
Hot Springs
Fine Bluff
el Dovede
Fvision
Tex Jonesboro
Birtheville
Ville
Hone
Fordyce
Subiaco
Rogers
Epringdale
Harrison
van Buren
Smackover
Russeliille
Camden
Arkansas high school playoffs adopt home district first round
The Arkansas Athletic Association approves a new playoff format with first round games in the home districts of contesting teams and later rounds at Little Rock. Champions of odd numbered districts meet even numbered district champions across four classes with Bracket play extended March 11 20. Non champion invites add to a 16 team field.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Athletic Association
Dis Jtrict
Avill
Jeach
Chiss
Glass
Little Reek
Lite Rock
AAA
Johnie Burnett
Lisa
Dea
Seeayayorod
Esveutise Goennoitlyus
Heavy Hogan
Russia to Gath Two Italy Warships in Peace Terms
The Rat government released a list of 69 warships and 62 auxiliaries to be delivered to Russia France Yugoslavia Greece and Albania. Actual delivery hinges on a four power naval commission meeting amid deadlock over refitting ships allotted to Russia.
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Ramee
Bit
Winsia
Igen
Ralat
Imade
Russia
France
Yugoslavia
Greevce
Albania
United States
Notre Dame and St Louis Meet In Key Independent Clash
New York's Notre Dame hosts St Louis University in a high profile nonconference game as the Billikens seek national respect with 14 wins in 15 starts. N Y U and Columbia remain undefeated in the major circuits while races across the country tighten with Baylor Kentucky and Brigham Young leading their regions.
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John Chandler
New York
Notre Dame
St. Louis University
St. Louis Billikens
South Bennd
Ind
Trish
Billikens
St. Louis
Bills
Motte Dame
New York City
Columbia
N.Y. U
Temple
Fordham
Georgetown
Fry
Washington
Pennsylvania
Cornel
Ithaca
North Carolina State
Baylor
Kentucky
Brigham Yount
Texas
State
Duke
Shoul
Naylor
Waco
Tennessee
Brighny Young
Wiscohsin
Michi
Rbeek Wa Ly Gan
Iowa
Mlingis Naninnt
Tdnufania
Mithisan
Purdue J
Bieron Jenders
Kansas
Missouri
Oregon
Oregon State
Moshagen, Texas Next Stop for Money Golfers
In Moshagen Texas the money golf crowd gathered for the lower Rio Grande Valley Open with stars like Sammy Snead in the field. The event followed the Texas Open finished yesterday as players headed to Harlingen and other sites along the border.
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Moshagen
Texas
San Antonio
Tex
Goll
Biigrade
Harlingen
Slamagin
Sammy Snead
Radio Schedule Fragment for Feb 9 10 10
A fragmented radio listing outlines a dense program of shows and music across stations including adventures, serials, newsreels, and orchestras. It catalogs times and performers such as Tom Mix Gabriel Heatter and Henry J. Taylor, with multiple repeats and late night specials.
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Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis
Henry J. Taylor
Falcon
KXAR
Gabriel Heatter
Harry McDaniel
Michael Zaron
Orch
Emil Coleman
Oreh
Mutual Reports
KKAR
Albert L. Warner
Kate Smith
Wictor H. Lindlahr
Naval Academy
Bill Boyd
Queen
Jay
Martin Bie
Sutton
Piskine Johnson
Fitton Lewis, Jr
Newscape
Official Detective
Billy Rose
Zane Gray
Morlon Downey
Miguelite Valdes
Radio prime time lineup from AP Central Standard Time
The AP lists tonight’s radio schedule with NBC offering Mr. Lincoln Goes to the Play at 7:30 and Gladys Swarthout at 5:30, CBS presenting Crosby and Cagney programs, ABC featuring Cliff Avauette and Paul Whiteman, and additional shows including The Falcon and Charlie Chan among others.
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Associated Press
Central Standard
NBC
Robert Young
Mr. Lincoln
Barlow
Voorhees
Gladys Swarthout
Fred’ Waring
CBS
Clu Crosby
Valeent Scents
la Godfrey
Hob Montgomery
Cliff Avauette
Paul Whiteman
Sammy Kaye
MBS
the Falcon
Charlie Chant
Snead Wins Texas Open by Two Strokes at Brack enridge Park
Snead tied the Brack enridge Park 72 hole record to win the Texas Open by two strokes over Jimmy Demaret of Ojal Calif finishing three under par 264. Hogan, disqualified for a scoring issue, set the 1940 course record and will be at Harlingen for the Rio Grande Valley open start Thursday. Handsome Dick Metcalf of Arkansas City finished with 271 and Carry Devuitt of Memphis ended tied for 271.
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Snead
Brackenridge Park Course
Jimmy Demaret
Ojal
Calif
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Hogan
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Imes
Life On Military
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Qzen
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South Main
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Consolidated Portrait Co
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Howe
Leary
Ark
Dependable Trucking and Storage Inc
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Monstractor CO
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Im St
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Noleum
Roy Allison
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Clark John L Wilson, JR
Charles Malone Parrett
Willis W. Strickland
John Gordon Prescott
Glen Walker
Alderma Nees Shields
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King Features Syndicate
Truman
Lincoln
Grand Rapids
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Hamilton
Joe Davies
Moscow
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Jinn Lee
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Shy
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Fred Dair
New York University
Adolph Schayes
NYU
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William A. Grimshaw
Lake Chautauqua
Lakewood
Hugh & Fullarton, Jr
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Miami
Acred
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Maxim “Uirsch
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Florida
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Ken Doherty
Michigan
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Chuck
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Bud Lowell
Virginia
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BOY Scout
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