Public housing debate roils campaigns and unions
The piece argues public housing as a subsidized topic in the late campaign, criticizing landlord strikes and federal responses. It highlights Ralph W. Gwinn of Yonkers as a critic of who should access homes, urging aid for the truly needy while condemning perceived greed and political manipulation.
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United States
Washington
Department of Justice
Japor
Roosevelt
United Auto Workers
Teamsters
Ralph W. Guinn
Yonkers N
Gwinn
Congress
Taylor Signs With the Dodgers in 1949 Deal
Handsome righthander Taylor signs his 1949 Brooklyn contract hoping to regain 1947 form after an arm decline. At nearly 30, he faces a pivotal season with the Dodgers as he contends with prior injuries and uncertain performance. Other notes cover Ted Williams seeking nonmonetary contract tweaks and outlines of various players negotiations.
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Harry Taylor
Dodgers
Stardam
Brooklyn
Taylor
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Iams
Everglades City
Fla
Red Sox
Ted
Pittsburgh Pirates
Walt Judnich
Cleveland Indiary
Tommy Henrich
New York Yankee
Babe Ruth
Joe DiMaggio
All Gehrig
Barney McCosky
Eddie Joost
Tall Wright
Carl Scheib
Phil Morchildan
McCosky
Fron Dearborn
Mich
West Palm Beach
Fin
Controversy Over Public Housing and Low Income Rules
A speaker attacks public housing as a political tool, accusing communists and socialists of plotting with tenants to gain plunder and corruption. He cites Walford Gardens and Knickerbocker Village with families earning above legal limits occupying low rent units, and references court rulings on income thresholds and tenant organization in San Diego and Oakland. The piece denounces landlords as silent victims of propaganda amid heated housing politics.
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Sai
Caying
Walford Gardens
Knickerbocker Village
New York Supreme Court
San Diego
Oakland
Congress
Union
Stati
Unanswered hoops queries spark NCAA center talk
Columnist Hugh Fullerton Jr notes Midwest rumors about Detroit and Denver hosting future tournaments and the NCAA considering Chicago area venues. The piece mentions the Big Nine seeking a home for eastern NCAA playoffs and a Tulane coach Henry Frnka involved in a Texas tennis prospect tale sparked by a player's scoring record in Amarillo.
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Mid-West
Detroit
Denver
NCAA
Cage Stadium
Chicago
Big Nine
Henry Frnka
Tulane
Emmett Pare
Texas
Frnka
Pare
Henry
Amarilla High
Rice Remains in Race by Licking TCU
Rice Institute stays tied for third in the Southwest Conference with a 57 49 win over Texas Christian as McDermott and center Dale score 25 each. SMU beats Texas A M 49 35 in College Station with Jackie Brown and Bob Prewitt contributing key play.
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Associated Press
Rice
Texas Christian
Houston
College Station
Southern Methodist. University
Texas A
Jeads
Joe McDermott
Rite Sterward
Dales
Texas
Arkansas
Baylor
McDermott
Owls
T.C.U
Dolnies
Gene Schwidt
Frank Judlaty
Frogs
SMU
Brown
Seaving Binors
Mus Sinve Lo Houston
Rice Institute
Aggies
Tuxga Christian University
Calfepe Stadion
Knee mends for Scott aims at pro football return
Arkansas sport page notes Scott’s knee is improving after a ligament injury last season. He vows to push for NFL play, to build up strength next summer and chase pro ball with Eagles. Also mentions Son birth, Spring plans, hot springs baseball scene, and Pope Innocent II election in 1108.
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Gion
Arkansas
Southern Methodist
Ouachita College
Gackang
Texas Relays
Hot Springs
U. S. If
Oaklawn
U. S
Thomas R. Underwood
Dwy
Fort Smith
Sear
Jimmy Smith
Philadelphia Phils
Salina
Kan
Arkangel Sta College
AIC
Jack Ready
Arkansas Demiocrat
Razorback
Legion Comes Back to Win Over Bucks
The Hope Legionnaires defeated the Bucks of Texarkana by a fast-paced offense led by Raymond Byers with 12 points and Toul Porter scoring 11 after returning from an ankle injury. Cooper led the Bucks with 15 points as the Legionnaires plan another out of town game before next week’s local tournament at the legion post stadium. The team aims for strong crowds and a key Laneburg game against the Independents Monday night.
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Hope Legionnaires
Emmet
Om Bucks
Texarkana
Worle
Miller County Boys
Legionnaires
Bucks
Raymond Byers
Toul Porter
Cooper
Ute Bucks
Lepionnaires
American Legion Post
Legion
Laneburg
Independents
Emmet Triumphs Over Spring Hill in Eight-Point Win
The Sky Chiefs, led by multiple scorers, defeated the Spring Hill Independents 49 to 6. Every Emmet starter scored at least 13 points as Martin and Rowland topped Spring Hill with 10 each. Saturday’s game features a rematch against Bradley Independents at Emmett. A note on the Carolina parakeet recalls its decline from northern ranges to near extinction in Florida.
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Sky Chiefs
Emmet
Spring Hill Independents
Martin
Rowland
Spring Hill
Skychiefs
Bradley Independents
Emmitt
Court Ruling Threatens Baseball Reserve Clause Fate
New York February 10 UPI Organized baseball heads to the U S Supreme Court to save the reserve clause in player contracts. A U S Court of Appeals ordered a trial in Gardellas v Giants, challenging the clause as possible antitrust violation. The case, involving $900000 claim, centers on whether baseball is interstate commerce and if the reserve clause violates the Sherman act.
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Stanopotovsky
New York
UPI
Jlo
U. S
Gardella
Walter Mullery
A. B. Chandler
Com Stoner
Ford Prick
Ruptomn Court
Ford Frick
U.S. Supreme Court
Chandler Bimmselt
Bob Chandler
Ant Frick
Giants
College Basketball Scores Across Regions
Eastern results show Pennsylvania 56 over Georgetown 53 and West Virginia 49 over Pet State 37 while Kansas State 54 beat Kansas 48. Drake 72 over Kirksville 62 and Hamline 83 over Concordia Minnesota 37. Southern Methodist 49 defeated Texas A&M 35. Arkansas Tech 70 beat Hendrix 53.
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Army
Harvard
West Virginia
Pet State
Columbia
Princeton
Villanova
Navy
Kansas State
Kansas
Drake
Kirksville
St. Benedicts
Kas
Rockhurst
Hamline
Concordia
Minn
Southeast Missouri
Southern Winds
Southwest
Southern Methodist
Texas Aggies
Rig¢e
Texas Christian
Arkansas Tech
Hendrix
Arkansas State
Janesboro
Southwestern
Memphis
Fights From Across the Nation Reported By Wire Services
A jumble of boxing results from multiple cities shows Walter Carter stopping Ben Lee in New York New Jersey Harvey Sanders outpoints Billy Gillespie in Newark and Sea Bowles stops Castro Calderon in Binghamton while other bouts in Oakland Harrisburg Miami Tampa and Puerto Rico are noted with KO wins and decisions involving listed fighters and weights.
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New York
Walter Carterr
Ben Lee
Edison
Neb
Oakland
Calif
Freddie Deshore
Harrisburg
Tony Bosnich
San Francisco
United Press
Miami
Pla
Tommy Gomez
Tampa
Fla
Ted Walters
Jersey City
N. J
Harvey Sanders
Newark
Billy Gillespie
Zone Park
N. Y
Binghamton
Sea Bowles
Cleveland
Castro Calderon
Puerto Rico
White Plains
Robel Ja
Pittsburgh
Eddie Geasio
French Thanks Train to Be Greeted in Arkansas Event
Henry Job the French consul general will represent France as Arkansas welcomes a carload display of gifts from France. Governor McMath presides at the Sunday ceremony at a North Little Rock railroad spur. The train remains on display at the spur Sunday and the gifts move to the capital rotunda next week.
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Little Rock
Henry Job
Houston
Tex
Arkansas
France
McMath
Ners
United States
Las Arkansas
Cer
Scouts Observe 39th Birthday Today in Nationwide Visit
Washington Feb 9 The Boy Scouts of America 2,200,000 strong marked the 39th birthday by a nationwide salute. Eagle Scout Tom Clark led a briefing with lawmakers and officials as Scouts explained year’s work. They report 500,000 pounds of food to aid relief, 781,000,000 pounds of baipper, 1,905,000 pounds of clothing, 137,000 trees planted, and 5,090,008 pieces of literature distributed including Navy Day posters and jaywalker pamphlets. Scouts plan to visit President Truman to share future plans under the slogan Strengthen the army of liberty.
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Washington
Boy Scouts of America
Ailainey Gevergl
Tom Clark
Clark
Edgar Beavers
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Truman
Army of Liberty
House Again Rejects Auto Owners Issue
The Arkansas House rejected a second time an automobile owners responsibility bill amid a parliamentary maze. Speaker Carl Hendrix warned members that maneuvering wastes time from their own bills. The bill proposed revoking licenses of car owners who fail to satisfy judgments from personal injury or property damage cases.
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Arkansas House
Automobile Owners Snanesas Responsibility
Carl Hendrix
Pasgut
Senate
Fay
House
N.C. Wille
Ackahsas County
Radio Schedule Fragments and Program List
A cluttered OCR of daytime and evening radio program listings shows times, show titles, and performers. Reads like a sequence of program blocks including news, music, and talks with many named hosts and orchestras, typical of a mid‑20th century broadcast schedule.
Desi Martin and Jerry Lewis Supper Club Tonight
Radio listings show Desi Martin and Jerry Lewis at the Supper Club Tonight at 7 with Henry Aldrich at 8 and Teegy Lee and Al Jolson at 9 Viewer Mature in Fury at Furnace Creek and other programs across NBC ABC CBS and MBS including The Roosevelts Grand Slam and Say It With.
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Pep
Desi Martin
Jerry R Lewi
Henry Aldrich
Tegey Lee
Alf Jolson
Furnace Creek
Jack Sraith
Chas
Laughton
Agstelle
USA
Jo Stallard
Swarts
Heracy
Ed Wilren
Clevelandaires
ABC
The
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