Fights Last Night By Tie Associated Press
In bouts reported by United Press and local outlets, boxers faced off in cities from Philadelphia to Chicago. Notable results include Sandy Sadiier defeating Tony Angelo in New York, Jose Basora stopping Jon Reddick in Brooklyn, and Pat Brady outpointing Fickle Weber in Providence amid a string of decisions and stoppages across the East and Midwest.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Ure Williams
Trenton
N. J
Livia Minelti
Traly
New York
Joe
Sandy) Sadidier
Toey Angelo
Providence
Brooklyn
Jose Basora
Puerto Rico
Jon Reddick
Peterson
Noli
United Presse
New Haven
Cann
Eddie Campo
Dino Bieta
Canton
Neawark
Bill Gilliam
Cain
Newark
Red Applegate
Montelain
Washington
D. C
Johnny Hayes
Los Angeles
Cal
L. G. Murray
Dennis
Pat) Brady
Fickle Weber
Pawtucket
Basketball Scores From East to Midwest Across Several Universities
East Duquesne led Seton Hall, while Georgia Tech and Kentucky posted solid wins. Purdue, Minnesota, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, and others posted victories in a broad roundup. The report notes team totals and nearby matchups with varying margins.
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East
Duquesne
Seton Hall
Tulane
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Midwest
Purdue
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
St. Louis
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Michigian State
Resolution of Hempstead County School Board at Hope High School
A meeting of the Pope School District 1-A board in Hempstead County Arkansas was held February 1948 at Hope High School. Attendees included A M LaGrone Jr, Geo P Newbern, Syd McMath, Royce Weisenbarger, Clifford Pranks, and James H Jones with Superintendent presiding. The board adopted a resolution declaring the total valid non bonded indebtedness as 79380.05 dollars as of June 30 1947, certified by the Hempstead County Treasurer on July 1 1947 and by the State Comptroller’s Office on June 38 1947, published in Hope Star February 10 1948.
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Pope
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Hope High School
Hope
Hempsfead County
A.M. LaGrone Jr
Geo. P. Newbern
Syd McMath
Royce Weisenbarger
Clifford Pranks
James H. Jones
BET
General Assembly
State Comptroller's Office
Hope Star
Fair Enough by Westbrook Pegler attacks on New York reporting
Pegler criticizes New York reporters and byline writers for omitting factual background about Barney Josephson and Jimmy Kelly. He argues reporters should expose corruption behind figures like Costello and Aurelio, calling out sensationalism and inaccuracy in press coverage and urging reliance on police and district attorney records.
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New York
Barney Josephson
Rand
Joseph JSON
Frenton
Jimmy Kelly
Josephson
Leon Tosephson
United States
Barney
Broadway
Fa Laconia
Kelly
di Salvia
Departments of Justice
the Treasury
Jide Augie Cartan
Pisano
George Stalise
Ublou Mackets
Chicago
di Salvio
Aurelio
New York Supreme Court
Frank Hogan
Cole League
Costela
Gannstar
al Capone
Costello
Tichelly
Arcelin
Jess
Oman
Tovan
Roosevelt
Local Basketball Teams Journey to Magnolia
Two local basketball teams head to Magnolia for a doubleheader against Columbia County. Junior boys meet at 6 30 p m and senior boys clash at 8 p m.
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Magnolia
Columbia County
Indians Pay Final Tribute to Gandhi
Delhi citizens gathered today to honor Mohandas K. Gandhi as his ashes were conveyed to their final resting place. Across India similar rites occurred while authorities planned ceremonies and police pursued leads about Gandhi’s assassination amid sectarian tension and raids on rival groups.
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Gandhi
New Delhi
Delhi
Mohandas K. Gandhi
India
Defense Ministry
Sardar Vallabhai Patel
Jawarharlal Nehru
Cinderella arrives in Memphis for Mississippi Delta tribute
Ofelia Perez, 14, daughter of a Mission Texas farmworker, arrived in Memphis on a trip sponsored by the Greenville Mississippi Chamber of Commerce to honor her journey through living geography. The trip included a canceled amphibious flight due to weather and a final snow storm, with a warm welcome and tour of Memphis as she saw the Mississippi River for the first time.
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Seq
Soroka
Memphis
Tenn
The
Rio Grande
Ofelia Perez
Tex
Mississippi Delta
Greenville
Miss
Ofelia
Texas
Mississippi
Rickey Faces Salary Demands From Dodgers Players
Brooklyn stars press for big raises as Rickey debates pay policy and risk of complacency. Branca lands a near 15,000 dollar raise while Cubs, Pirates, Giants, and Indians reshuffle rosters and sign key players amid contract tensions.
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Carl
Rickey
Ricky
Astardam
St. Louis Cardinals
Breadon
Brooklyn
Ioig
Dodgers
Riflin
Ralph Branca
Branca
Joe Coleman
Athlets
Burl Connelly
Charles Harris
Pirates
Fritz Ostermaeier
Bob Chesnes
San Francisco
Eddie Beckman
Cleveland
Wally Westlake
Giants
Lou Stringer
Chicago Cubs
Bill Ligney
Mickey Witek
Bobby Elstiner
Bob Rhawn
Keystoners
Stringer
Hank Greenberg
Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Taft Starts Tour of Six States
Senator Taft begins a six state midwinter tour to seek GOP presidential support. Accompanied by Mrs Taft he will speak in Minnesota at Harold Stassen home ground while Ohio delegates feud over convention. Taft criticizes price controls as a danger to home freedom and warns against foreign aid that burdens Americans. He urges reducing government aid and tightening welfare to lift families from poverty.
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Jack Bell
Chicago
Taft
Ohio
United States
Europe
Minnesota
Harold EB. Stassen
Republican ‘Nationa
Inland Daily Press Association
Truman
Chiaan
Yatt
Hope area Boy Scout Troop 58 noted for long record
The Hempstead Boy Scout district lauds Troop 58 of Hope for twenty years of continuous re registration and a major role in building the Scout Hut at Fair Park. Leaders include Scoutmasters Paul Raley and Jimmy Miller with many members named. The piece also mentions Cub Pack 77 at Blevins and local school and church sponsorships.
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Hempstead
Hope
Scoutmasstee Stubbleman
McQuary
Paul Raley
Jimmy Miller
John Barley
Jy. IU. S Army Air Corps
Bay West
Newvell Parley
Jimmy Grebline
Fores Willis
William Camp
Bovby Atarin
David Spray
A. Fi. Stansquist
Jack Laws
John Bagley
Tori Lowe
B. Bi. McMann
Bill Willie
St Louis Billikens Crush Notre Dame In Key Showdown
St Louis University dominates Notre Dame 51 8 as Ed McCauley scores 21 and the Billikens extend their win streak. Kentucky Oklahoma A M Missouri and Duquesne post conference wins while Iowa and Wisconsin lead the Big Nine race with close results. Also notes on California’s Kaare Vefling and Keaney’s plea for more scoring pace.
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Notre Dae
St. Louis University
St. Louis
Notre Dame
Kentucky
Oklahoma A & M
Missouri
Kansas
Duquesne
Seton Hall
Titans
Ed McCauley
Billikens
Kevin O'Shea
Trish
Aingle
Billikins
Oklahoma
Aggies
Creizh
Vanderbilt
Tulane
Pit Rsh
Seton Hal
Towa
Wisconsin
Tinois
Robby Coole
Michigan State
Purdue
Minnesota
Northwestern
Ohio State
Officials Seek Arkansas High School Basketball Officials
Johnnie Burnett of the Arkansas Athletics Association eraanounced officials for the state high school tournaments will be chosen from Arkansas Officials Association members. The AAA has fielded applicants from former Arkansas residents now in Tennessee and Texas, but Burnett favors Arkansas-based officials for the event.
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Carl Bell
Little Rock
Johnnie Burnett
The
Arkansas Athletics
AAA
Arkansas
Tennessee
Texas
Burnett
are _ Arkansas Officials Association
Adventure Parade and Radio Schedule Highlights
Radio listings detail a weekday schedule featuring Adventure Parade with Captain Midnight Tom Mix and multiple shows from Newsreels to musical programs. Prominent names include Gabriel Heatter and Fulton Lewis Jr, with varied segments on weather, farm reports, and sign offs across mornings and evenings.
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Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis, Jr
I News
Star
Billy Rasce
Gabriel Heatler
Zane Grey
American Ferium
the Torndaces
Maron Downey
Miguelito Valdes
Mutual
Four Knights
Ozark Valley
KXAB
Albert L. Warner
Kate Smith
Victor
Victor BL Lindlahlno Ff. S
Terne Millon
Bil Boyd
Daifters Farm
Martin Black
M High School
Erskie Johnson
Johnson
Fulton Lewin
Arthur Gaeeth
Pope Pius
Exar Spotlight
Gabriel Heatter
Eddy Howard
Evening Radio Lineup Across Major Networks
Tuesday night radio schedules list NBC with Milton Berle, Amos and Andy, Fibber and Molly at 8:30 and Red Skelton at 9:30. CBS features Town, Mr. and Mrs. North, We The People, Studio One with Dane Clark, while ABC airs Green Hornet and Town Meeting on Palestine. MBS presents Mysterious Traveler and Detective Yarn, plus a Pope Pius Ash Wednesday message from the Vatican.
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Associated Press
Gentral Standard
NBC
Milton Berle
Amos and Andy
Red Skelton
CBS
Mrs. North
We the People
Dane Clark
Golden By
ABC
Palestine
Boston Symphony
New Orleans
Merton Downey
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Hammons Tractor Co
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U. S. Army
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Roy Allison
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Venetian Blind Co
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John L Wilson, JR
Charles Malone Garrett Willis
J. W. Strickland John Gordon Prescott
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H. A
Pete) Shields
Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
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Bill O'Dwyer
Ho- Ban
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F.C. Brewhens
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MeQnuian Tom
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Brutus Hamilton Jr
Kaare Vefling
Norway
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Frank Keaney
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National Football League
Cecil Isbell
Don Hutson
Art Daley
Green Bay Press- Gazette
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Isbell
St. Ambrose
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University of Arkansas
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Red) Davis
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