Greeks Pursue Guerrilla Forces
Greek troops press two detachments in pursuit of guerrillas who shelled Salonika. Near Lake Koronia, Regnier says the band is trapped among ridges with backs to the lake, possibly ready for a last stand or capture. guerrillas estimated 150 by Regnier, 400 by villagers. pre dawn attack on Salonika wounded and killed several, including a British soldier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salonika
Lake Koronia
Augustus J, Regnier
Providence
Regnier
T Regnier
Tregnier
Tie
Corps
Elizabeth Philip Surprise Visit Danny Kaye at Palladium
Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip attended American comedian Danny Kaye’s Palladium show in London. They met Kaye in his dressing room for a half hour of conversation and champagne, joined by the Marquess of Milford Haven and Sharman Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Danny Kaye
the Palladium
Kaye
Marquess of
Milford Haven
Philip
Sharman Douglas
U. & Ambassador
Lewis Douglas
Fair Enough on Henry Wallace and Roerich Pact Fallout
Westbrook Pegler recalls Henry Wallace’s ties to Nicholas Roerich, his role in publicizing the Roerich pact at the White House in 1938, and the alleged financial ties via Louie Horch. The piece accuses Wallace of credulity and suggests ongoing concealment of his knowledge of Roerich and related transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wallace
Tate
Nicholas Roerich
Roosevel
Roerich
God Almighty
New York
Henry
Joss-House
Riverside Drive
Kithen
Door
Washington
Costa Rica
el Salvador
Metropolitan Museum of Ark
Wallace
Old Bay
Belgium
United States of A
Jenry
Gilborges
Pan-American Union
Reerich
Whedon Heevich
Setiel
Istinliva
Tibet
Harel
Toureh
Wathiee
Moeneburia
China
Asia
George
Horch
Ryerich
Louie
Jackie Robinson Expected to Sign with Brockton Dodgers Today
New York reports Jackie Robinson, last season’s rookie of the year and the first Negro in organized baseball, is expected to sign a 1948 contract with the Brockton Dodgers on Abraham Lincoln’s birthday. Dodgers also sign Gene Hermanski to take Dixie Walker’s right field post as holdsouts continue among others.
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Carl Lundquist
New York
Jackie Robinson
Brockton Dodgers
Abraham Lincoln
Robinson
Lincoln
Dodger
Branch Rickey
Rickey
Sid
Jackie
Broplyn
Dodgers
Gene Hermanski
Dixie Walker
Brecheen
Chokin' Cheshire
Ada
Okda
Cardinals
Labor Politics Run Into Double Trouble
Organized labor faces two main hurdles in the 1949 election drive. A grand jury indictment on political spending looms over union funds and policy, while factionalism splits AFL and CIO ranks. CIO seeks Supreme Court ruling. AFL-CIO factional disputes slow political plans amid internal debates and potential independent paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Waker
Washington
Organized Labor
AFL
CIO
Philip Murrau
Supreme Court
High Triunal
League For Political Education
Miami
Bill Hutcheson
AFL Carpenters
Nan Fabin
Henry Wallace
Murray
Eel
Roerich
York
Roorivh
India
Ollt
Suincure
Henry
Uncle Moe
South Clark
The
Bowery
USF Coach Denies Smear Charges Over Players
San Francisco, Feb 12. USF coach Toe Kuharich rejects Ed McKeever's charges of improper player eligibility and payoffs as a smear tied to a personal feud. McKeever says he wrote the letter to clarify his stance after resigning from USF and taking the Chicago Rockets post. Father Sullivan and school records back USF, stating 18 cited players are clear and NCAA rules were followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Toe Kuharich
University of San Francisco Athletic Solieies
Ed McKeever
Kuharich
McKeever
USF
Jerome Sullivan
Pacific Coast Conference
Etter
Kuhazichs
Chicago
Notre Dame
Cornell
Sani
Francisco
Vic Schmidt
Oth
California
Stanford
St. Mary's
Santa Clara
Gay Francisco
Father Sullivan
Chicago Rockets
Boy Scout Troops Meet in Washington with Leaders Named
Troop 120 (Negro) sponsored by Mosonic Lodge meets at Lincoln High School each Thursday at 7 pm. Institutional Representative L W Williamson and committee members L W Williamson Dell McFadden Denmark Williamson oversee Scouts Meek Armstrong James Booker Charles Green Willie Harris Arthur Phillips Robert Phillips Alex Raglan Elvin Raglan Odie Raglan Jr Horace Tyus Clarence Tyus Junior Stewart Williamson John Williamson. Troop 49 sponsored by Washington Presbyterian Church meets at the troop cabin nightly at 7 30 pm. National Representative Finis Johnson, committee members W A Etter M Parsons S Dudney Finis Johnson H G Pinegar. Scoutmaster J M May. Registered scouts include Harold Reece Brown Billie Dudney Paw Gene Dudney Om Dickerson Frank Martin Billie Martin Claude Rowe Jimmy Stuart Bobby Stuart Bobby Watson Wayne Bain Russell Bennett Paul Stuart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mosonic Lodge
Lincoln High School
L. W. Williamson
Lendell McFadden
Denmark Williamson
Robert C. Mane
Meek W. Armstrong
James N. Booker
Charles C. Green
Willie FE. Harris
Arthur Phillips
Robert Phillips
Alex Raglan
Elvin Raglan
Odie Raglan, Jr
Horace Tyus
Clarence Tyus
Junior Paris Stewart
Diviee Williamson
John E. Williamson
Washington Presbyterian Church
Finis Johnson
W. A. Etter
M. €. Parsons
S. Dudney
H. G. Pinegar
J. M. May
Harold Reece Brown
Billie Dudney
Paw Gene Dudney
Om Dickerson
Frank Martin
Billie Martin
Claude Rowe
Jimmy Stuart
Bobby Stuart
Bobby Watson
Wayne Bain
Russell Bennett
Paul Stuart
Quarterfinals Underway in Girls Tourney
Quarterfinal play in the state AAU high school girls basketball tournament opened with Greenbrier vs Mount Ida Sidney vs Wilson Hardy vs Hager and Hickory Ridge vs Bee Brinch. Elsewhere political and labor items mention unions backing Taft-Hartley and CIO disputes amid indictments and press freedom debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bite Hock
Greenbrier
Mount Ida
Sidney
Wilson
Hardy
Hager
Hickory Ridge
Bee Brinch
Culmer
McRae
Soothe
Mount
Vosurvkana Uy
Sidnex Yartmian
Mardy Nharaton
Muthoirs
Ochoyae Te Teltovilte
Ven Brundle
Ehosen
Mieet Rylkeen
Ouachita Independents vs Hope team at Ho'elock gym
Sports round up notes Ouachita Independents beat Legionaires 41 to 40 about three weeks ago and will meet Hope tonight at Ho’elock High School gym. Visitors feature former Bobcat players McQuillough and Bobby Ellen. public invited.
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Ouachita Independents
Legionaires
Hope
Ho’elock
Bobcat
McQullough
Bobby Ellen
McIntyre Tops Nation In Scoring Lead
New York report notes Jim McIntyre of Minnesota moves to the top of college basketball per game scoring with 23.1, edging Norm Hankins of Lawrence Tech by a tenth. Hankins stands at 23.0 after 13 and 29 starts respectively, with Tony Lavelli of Yale third at 22.2 and Frank Rudelka of California at 20+ as Kot and others shift in the rankings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jim McIntyre
Minnesota
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
McIntyre
Norm Hankins
Lawrence
Mich
Tech
Hankins
Tony Lavelli
Yale
Frank Rudelka
Cakt
Corse Kot
Arkansas
Wear
Henlessophe
Colgate
Vance
Thrilling last seconds decide college games across nation
Last minute finishes stunned crowds in multiple games. Princeton beat Yale 53-52 on a free throw after regulation. Penn State edged Georgetown 42-40 on a Milt Simon tip-in. West Virginia beat Navy 34-37 with a late Ed Beach field goal. Johns Hopkins rallied to a 46-44 victory over Catholic Univ. Oklahoma Aggies needed OT to top Colorado 32-30 with J. Parks and Jack Shelton free throws. St Bonaventure lost 45-44 to Niagara after a late rally. Santa Barbara fell 40-38 to Loyola Los Angeles in a late scoring burst. Columbia remains in sight of Eastern Intercollegiate lead. Kansas State edged K-State frosh 77-73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Meier
New York
Frinceton
M. J
Bernice Adams
Princeton
Yale
Milt Simon
Penn State
Georgetown University
Annapolis
Ed Beach
West Virginia
Navy
Baltimore
George Mitchell
Johns Hopkins
Catholic Univ. It
Mason-Dixon
Boulder
Colo
Oklahoma Aggies
Colorado
J. Parks
Jack Shelton
Olean
St. Bonaventure
Niagara
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
iLoyola
Boyoly
Cornelis
Pennsylvania
Tigers
Columbia
Western Kentucky
Lauriamont
Levett Field
Ulinais
Midwest
Kansas State
Frosh
Veterans Can Choose Assignments on Reenlistment
U S Army and Air Force Recruiting Station allows former service members to select direct assignments to units within the United States, European Command, or Far East Command. Applicable to veterans with prior service in Army, Navy, Coast Guard, or Marine Corps. For details on changes of assignments radiants and qualifications call the station in Hope, Arizona, or phone 041.
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Hempstead
Nevada County
U.S. Army
U.S. Air Force
United States
European Command
Far East Command
Armed Forces
Army
Navy
Coast Buard
Marine Corps
U.S
Air Force
Leernbing
Siafion
Hope
Ariginsas
Arkansas State Teachers basketball season recap
Statistician Johnie Barnett reports Arkansas State Teachers College, led by Halbrink and Rutherford, posted a mixed season with a large point pace anomaly and a pneumonia illness affecting Rutherford. The piece notes a 12-64 or 16-game mark through last Saturday and discusses water depth estimates for potential floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rok
Apkaisis Shale Teacher College
Arkansas
Johnie Barnett
Arkansas State
Thiad
Halbrink
Teacher
Aidivis
Arkansas College
Rutherford
Beingstricken
Final bouts in Midsouth Golden Gloves Memphis
Final bouts set for the Midsouth Golden Gloves in Memphis with 16 contestants in open titles. Winners advance to the Western tournament in Chicago on February 23. Flyweight Bill Hale versus Ray Barron. Lightweight Paul Walderfield versus Ben Halter. Welterweight Clint Ockerman versus Warren Sparks. Light heavyweight Jack Melker versus Edward Kelson. Heavyweight Frank Florez versus Tammy Dunnaway.
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Memphis
Tenn
Chicago
Bill Hale
North
Little Rock Boys Club
Ray Barron
Paul Walderfield
Little Rock Boys’ Club
Ben Halter
NAATC
Clint Ockerman
Arkansas State Teachers College
Warren Sparks
NATTC
Jack Melker
Edward Kelson
Jackson
Miss
Frank Florez
Nate
Tammy Dunnaway
Lit
No Rock Boys’ Club
Harlingen Texas Open Opens with Top Golf Pros
The $10,000 lower Rio Grande Valley Open at Harlingen Municipal. A field of 181 includes Hogan Wingam Harrison Locke Palmer Snead and Worsham among others. Snead quits after Texas Open win. Worsham faces a loan condition delaying his start.
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Harlingen
Tex
Ben Hogan
Lloyd Wingtam
J. Harrison
Bobby Locke
Skip Alexander
Sam Snead
Johnny Palmer
Badia
N.C
Harlinigen
Locke
Johannesburg
South Africa
Galf
San’ Snead
Lew Worsham
Snead
Winnner
San Antonio
Worsham
Jolin Ol Af
Islands in Lena River Form Ice-Earth Deltas
Monti Islands in the Lena River are composed partly of ice and earth and may sink below water as summers melt the sea indicating the changing Arctic landscape. The report blends scattered boxing results and editorial note with geographic observation from the era.
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Lena River
Mutual Network Daytime Radio Schedule Fragment
A dense, era-style listing shows Mutual Network programs for February 12 and 13. It catalogs time slots, show titles, hosts, and network identifiers with many program names such as Superman, Captain Midnight, Tom Mix, Fulton Lewis Jr, and others, reflecting a busy daily broadcast timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Mutual
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
RFD
America
Gov. Dewey
Morton Downey
Buddy Marina
Mutual Reports
Four Knights
Ozark Valley
KXAR
Albert L. Warner
M . i Smith
Victor H. Gindluhr
Bill Boyd
Shvoet Meilionel
Martin Bicek Shaw
Hove High School
Erskine Johnson
Five Star Pina News
Henry J. Taylor
Top Radio Programs Central Standard Time
Central Standard Time radio schedule lists CBS ABC and NBC programs for New York with gaps in Lincoln dinner broadcasts and Jefferson Jackson dinner coverage. Notable airings include Henry Aldrich Jim Cargan Willie Piper Skits Eddie Sarton and Ellery Queen on various networks with hour long segments and prime time features. The listing highlights specific times and show names across CBS ABC and NBC slots.
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New York
CBS
Truman
Thusdayis Ndc
Henry Aldrich
Jack Cargen
Hawk Quiz
Edldie Sartor
FBI
Dick Haymes Shaw
Msl
ABC
Envy Morgan
Ellery Queen
Willie Piper
JD Lee Sweetland
MBS
Basketball Scores From Last Night Across Divisions
Last night basketball results show East West Virginia and Navy at 37, Washington 65, Louisville 89, Kentucky 42, Tulsa 0, Oklahoma State 56, Texas A&M 82, Santa Barbara 38, among others. Cotton textile production comments note 25 percent in cotton- rowing states previously, now over 75 percent in such states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East West Virginia i
Navy
Moarneth Bay Manes
Ireland
Washington
Macyland
Tew
Weatwen
Kentucky
Jouisville
Midwest
Okie
Northwestern
Okla
Isis State
Kansas State
Sexas State
Avicena Tormey
Southwestern Tex
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Furnshone
W. W. Strickland
Collier's
Dire
Reynierson
Arkansas High-top
HI Hope
Ark
Ion
Cain
AGS
Truchea Storage Inc
Hope, Ark
DODGE
Tee ‘and Produce, Co
ITA Singer Electric
Wing Center
Sip
Eauty Shop
West Fifth Street
Oxarkana
Mons Tractor
Walnut St
Dina
Roy Allison
Moore Bros
W. P. Singleton Hope, Ark
Tyler
Texas
Texarkana
Hope Basket CO
Star
Tolleveya
John L Wilson, JR
Searles
Malone Sarre
Weleib Jckland
John Gordon Prescott
Glen Walker
Aldeematt
H. A
Pete
Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
CWO
Unis Yeur
Zere Uni
Euvidd
Herm
CI0
Maryland
Taft
Ohio
Ouachita
Charlie Conerly
Giants
Conerly
Wilson Shirley
Virginia Techn
Jeb
Jimmy Kitts
Jimmy Price
Gheéck
Bob Higgins
Denow
Higgins
Clairton
Jinstead
Clariend
Bob
Joe Louis
Eng
Lehighton
Ipa
High Pg
Tom Underwood
Humayvist
Lexington
Ben Jones
Bern
Ted Atkinson
George Kok
Nal Ralles
Herlianen
Associated Press
Oakland
Calif
Leonard Morrow
Berl Fvivli
Jonay
Johns
Castile
Mexico
Dan Lee
Omaha
Alex Arella
Pittsburgh
United Press
Dusmuiga Arend
Wroddie Menna
Witpeintied
Hiss -Miathinek
Serine
Portland
Buddy Hayes
Basten
Jean Rich
Ard
Monti
Mutual Network
NBC
Bill Perry
Rep
K. N. Keating
Voice of America
Fanny Brice
Ozzie and Harviet
Om Frencman
Fry
Joe Hasel
MHS
Johinson
Tex Bev
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