Fair Enough On Unions Turning Toward Fascism
Westbrook Pegler argues that as CIO and fascist unions grow they dehumanize workers and push for corporate closed shops. He cites New York garment contracts pressuring firms to unionize suppliers, and a San Francisco employers group seeking a similar control. The piece warns of intensified anti union and anti employer collusion and the slippery shift toward a closed labor market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
CIO
Communistilc
New York
San Francisco
Midwest
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Aggies
Powara
Kentucky
Baldwin
Maryville
Rockhurst
Washburn
Loutastone Kasers
Hyiecourt
Agtrni Help
Indy Union
Tates Valley
Westminster
Val Tulia
Phillips
Kansas Wesleyan
Baker
College Emporia
McPherson
Dee
Poreferks' Union
Hse Bisle
Port ‘Y
Clerks' Union
Fhs
Trades Unions’ Joint Council
Dave Dubinsky
Insky
A. F. of L
Maritie Unnion
Dave
Binsky
Dubinsky
Tom
Rubinsky
Workers’ Union
United States
George Sokulsky
Diay
Wonderboys Near Title as Ozarks Lead Ill-Equipped Race
In the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference standings, Arkansas Tech narrows the gap toward the title while Ouachita and Henderson stumble. Deward Dopson tops Tech with 31 points but his team struggles past Ouachita, 58 to 40. Charlie Roifine and Bob Barolin pace Ark. State Teachers and Henderson edges state rivals to keep chase alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas Tech
College of the Ozarks Hill
Arkansas State
Arkansas Intercollegiate
Deward Dopson
Tech
Wonder Boys
Ouachilla
Tigers
Russellville
Boyle
Bengals
Dopson
Ouachita
Bob Barolin
Mountaineers
Henderson
Reddies
Arkadelphia
Bobby Reece
Rollings
Batesville
Magnolia A. & M. Nudge
Arkansas College
Henry Stewart
Prescott’s February church events and musical concert
Prescott notes list February 14 meetings for the Circles of the W M S S First Baptist Presbyterian Women’s Federation and W S C S at 2 30 pm, with the Prescott Musical Coterie presenting William Hacker in the high school auditorium at 8 pm admission 1 22 for adults 65 for students. Also listed are garden club, contract club, and Sunday School class activities, plus attendance at a funeral from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.m.ss
First Baptist Church
Prescott
William Hacker
Prescott Garden Club
L. BE
Semmerhirt
Ted McDaniel
Sewett Munn
J. Paul Jones
Mittie Robinson
Loyce Anderson
Nandina
John T. McRae
Edward Bryson
Anderson
Howard Lewis
Coffe
Basketball Scores From The Associated Press
Coast Guard ACadec New York AC 75 Fairfield Conn 53 in a men s game. North Carolina State 47 Duke 44 Washington Le 73 Clemson 70. North Carolina 68 Maryland 52. Tulane 74 Mississippi 34. Georgia 63 Florida 34. Miami Fla 1 Stetson 46.
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Ay the Asociated Press
Gil Cross
Rhode Island State Porch
Coast Guard Acadec
New York
Fairfield (Conn
North Carolina State
Duke
Washington-Le
Clemson
North Carolina
Maryland
Tulane
Mississippi
Georgia
Florida
Miami
Stetson
College scores roundup from Southwest and West
Texas Tech edged Arizona 60 to 58 while Bradley beat San Francisco 54 to 52. Wyoming crushed Colorado Aggies 43 to 6 with Oregon 49 Washington State 38 and Idaho 64 Washington 47. California led UCLA 37 to 49 while Stanford 83 Colorado 48. Utah beat Denver 70 to 54. Colorado State 59 Idaho State 44 and 54 44. Utah State 58 BYU 44. Colorado College 50 Western Tale 4. Adams State 42 Pan Windle 37 Santa Barbara 6 Fresno State unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Texas Tech
Arizona
Far West
Bradley
San Francisco
Wyoming
Colorado Aggies
Oregon
Washington State
Idaho
Washington
UCLA
California
Botas California
Stanford
Colorado
Town State
Utah
Denver
Colorado State
Idaho State
Utah State
Brigham Young
Colorado College
Western Tale
Adams (Colo) State
Pan- Windle
Oklay A&m
Santa Barbara
Fresno State
Greenbrier Wins Girls AAU Title in Arkansas
Greenbrier defeated Hartman 26 to 25 to win the Arkansas state girls AAU basketball title at 149 tournament night. Mount Ida, the defending champion, was eliminated earlier. the report notes regional sports and local context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Greenbrier
Mount Ida
Hartman
Mount Ta
Murdered visitor haunts resort mystery in Caribbean tale
John Henry and Sin Conover win a quiz show at a deluxe resort and receive an armed visit from Homer Anglin who dies after warning Johnny. The couple later finds a mysterious coded pencil clue, a swap of cottages, and a fragile plan to uncover the truth while tension and jealousy simmer as the mystery continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry
Sin Conover
Homer Anglin
Anglin
Conovers
Johnny
Faye Jordan
Faye
Sin
Vernon
Cottage 14
Lin
Mechanica
Honey
Jive
J John Henry
Johnnyt
Jordan
John Henry Conover
Scouting Programs and Leaders Highlight Hope Area
James E. Burkhead elected Cubmaster of Pack 90 at First Baptist Hope. Mrs. D Brumbee named Den Mother of Den 3. Hempstead District Boy Scout Committee outlined leadership, events, and annual activities including camps, contests, and district participation across Arkansas and Texas.
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James E. Burkhead
First_ Baptist church
First Baptist Church of Hope
Hendrix Spray- Bins
Burkhead
James Burkhead
Cub Scout Pack 90
First Baptist Chure
D. Brumbee
Ira Yocum
Den 3
Washington
Arkansas
Masonic Lodge
Lincoln
LW. Willson
Lendell McFaddin
Denark Williamson
Robert C. Mone
Highton
Fulton
Group of Citizens
Fulton School
William Turner
K.D. Hill
Hempstead
Dykes Springs
Fair Park
Camp Preston Hunt
Preston Hunt
Camp Pioneer
Mena
Ambler Hurt May Leave Razorbacks to Miss Texas Clash
Arkansas and Texas battle for Southwest Conference title hopes in Fayetteville as star center Bob Ambler twists an ankle in practice. If unable to play, Arkansas would rely on limited time from the sidelined sophomore while trainer Sou Lankford treats the injury ahead of the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Texias
Longhorns
Arkansas Razorbacks
Sitle
Razorbacks
Texas
Austin
Arkansas
Bob Ambler
Sou Lankford
Ambley
Radio Schedule Framed as a Full Week Listing
A dense broadcast timetable lists programs across multiple days with times, host names, and show titles such as Russ Hodges Quizz Show True or False News Hoopsters Huddle and more. The guide includes religious services, music programs, mysteries, sports updates, and various news segments across morning, afternoon, and evening slots.
Television and radio schedule highlights unfold Sunday
A busy broadcast slate lists CBS NBC and ABC shows across channels with musical variety Mr President and The Wren The Falcon and Amos N Andy Sophie picks include Tam gories Ozzie and Market and Jack Benny program at 5 80 9:40 Who Said That and Skyway to Stars plus a Carnegie Hall radio concert and Walter Huston in Ab Wilderness listings reflecting 1940s era programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MBS
University Theater
Tam Gories
Jane Pickens
Ozzie and Market
Horace Heidt Valent
Phil
Alice
Boc Rockwell
Fred Allen
CBS
N. Y. Philharmonic
Skyway
Spike Jones
Jack Bony
Amos 'N Andy
Lum
Abner
Helen Hayes
The
Alfo
Luigi Abc
Mr. President
Pera
Walter Huston
Great Singers
House of Mystery
Saturday Night Radio Schedule for New York Listings
The page lists NBC programs such as Vic Damone Show at 6:30, Truth or Consequences at 7:30, Parade and Sinatra at 8:30, and Grand Ofe Opry at 9:30. CBS features Vaughn Monroe Program at 8:40, Gene Autry Show, Gangbusters, Tales of Adventure, and Sing Ty Again. ABC offers Starring Kay Starr at 7:30, Famous Jury Trials at 7:30, Amazing Music at 8:30, Hawaii Calls at 9:00, and Twenty Questions Quiz. The schedule also mentions Take A Number Quiz and Chicago Theater broadcast, with Johnny as a noted participant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Hodges
Robert Hurleigh
Mel Allen
Lombardo Land
Chicago Theater of Air
Warner Ruhl
Orch
Henry Busse
Mutual
Lew White
Four Knights
Voice of Prophecy
N. W. Univ
William L. Shirer
John B. Kennedy
Cote Glee Club
Carle
Saenger
Jimmie Fidler
William Hillman
Bill McCune
Art Warner
Riders of the Purple Sage
Melody Boys
Bob Poole
M News
Arkansas
Cecil Brown
Victor H. Lindlaar
Gabriel Heatter
Lanny Ross
Kate Smith
Mencoe
John Daniel
Eddy Arnold
U. S. Marine Band
Arkansas Roads Assn
Razorback Network
Straight Arrow
Hy Gardner
Gabriel Heater
Bill Henry
Inside of
Wally Wicken
Emil Coleman
New York
Fei
NBC
Judy Caenova
CBS
Vaughn Monroe
ABC
Kay Starr
MBBS
Hawaii
Chicago Theather
Johnny
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Elation
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Howard, Miller
Daiflex,Inc
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Magicat
Detroit
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Larry S. Sullivan
High St
Buck
Gundy Williams
Ted
Kaiser
J. W. Parsons
Vernon Onburn
6Th Street
Lespedeza
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Shoyer Springs
Malcolm Porterfield
Nadinas
Paul Cornelius
Karl Young
Saenger Theatre
Troy Crumpler
MeRac
Johnson
Aisa Cotton Seed
D & PL
T. S. McDawn
Jakie Reyenga
Tmmett
Ima
J. M. Atkins
Texarkana
Biulfold
Blake's Variety Store
A&p
Jean Walker
South Main Street
Oscar the Fixit
T. B. Fenwick Sr
Gehringer
Hall of Fame
Charley Gehringer
Detroit Tigers
Baseball Writers' Association of America
Fairbanks
William M. Duckett
Main Street
Temple Cotton Oil Co
Hope, Ark
Guy M. Grigg
Hone
East 15Th Street
James R. Smith
McPherson Appliance Co
Elm Howe
Ark
Fras Pick Up & Delivery Service
Western Holly Ranges
Gould Water System
Wanda Butane & Appliance Co
Hope, Arkansas
Franklin & Hill Realtors
Legses and Royalties
Westbrook Pegler
King Featuree Syndicate
Wonderboys
Prescott News
Presbyterian Woman's Federation
W.S.C.S. of the First Method‘1st Church
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Powell Morgan
Morgan
Frank Gilbert
Jack Harrell
Clifton Arnold
George Christopher
Hansel Herring
Art Regnier
Mark Justice
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Ralph Gordon
Charlie Scot
Carl Dalyrmple
Harold Parker
Frank Wil
Liams
Ina Neli Loomis
Frances Heese
Robbie Erskine
Ina Nell Loomis
Ruthie Clark
W.M.S
Sara Cooper
First Baptist Cehurch
Clifton Yancey
Yancey
Mary Buchanan
Luke
Margaret Lee
Mary Adalyn Yancey
Marjorie McDaniel
Gail Babb
Mickey Loomis
Emogene McClelland
Wanda Clark
Circle 4
Arlice Pittmann
Allen Gee Sr
DeQueen
Janet Sinquefield
Stamps
Jack Cooper
D. 5
Gordon Danner
H. B. DeLamar
Thomas DeWoody
Joe Long
Hope
Thomas J. Shetl
C. M. Shell
Heber Springs
W. M. Shell
Pottsville
G. R. Godley
Atasvdsa
Tex
Effie Shell
Tulsa
Okla
Frances McPherson
Jeanie McPherson
Lou Morgan
Step NS
W. J. May
Camden
George May
Buck Epperson
Carrie Bayless
Annie Culp
Blake Gadden
Gordon
Rollin Shell Little Rock
T. E. _Biskely
Royston
Cc. M. Dunn
Bodcaw
Cook Telephone
Davis Furniture & Mattress Co
N. Hazel
BOD Goa
QUEEN
Bob Wade
Bill Mill
Bill Miller
MEA Service
Sont
First Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Nolen Follett
Hinton Davis
Tom Purvis
Dewey Baber
Clyde Coffee
Three Hope
Garrett Chapel
Baptist Church
FR. Williams
Thomas C. ‘Danis
Vernon Bump
Booker T. Murray
James H. Lloyd
Ralph H. Palmer
Ozan
Sehent
Crow Training
Blevins Training School
Blevins
EH. D. Robinson
E. D. Robinson
J. B Brown
Clem Dixon George Smith
A. L. Duffie
Warren Irvine McFaddin
Bonnie Mitchell
K. B. Walker
Ambler
Ray
Prescott, Ark
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