Bride of 14 Back Home After Tour
A 14 year old bride Mildred Aspinwall returned home with her mother after a state tour with James Davis 22 who allegedly abducted her. Sheriff L L Taylor said a kidnapping warrant was issued for Davis while the groom 16 year old Doniver Teston claimed no papers were signed. Mildred described abuse and a long car journey ending near Macon with Savannah detours and Lookout Mountain sightseeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackshar
Dohivx Testun
Joney
Taylor
James Davis
Litlie
Lulie
Mildred
Davis
Teston
Alma Ga
Savannah
Lookepl Mountain
Chattanooga
Macon
Georgia
Sheriff Taylor
Buddy
Dhone Woods
Dontver
Sittie
Mount Ida and Hickory Ridge Meet For AAU Playoff Title
Mount Ida faces Hickory Ridge tonight for the Arkansas AAU high school Hills girls basketball tournament championship after semifinal wins. Hickory Ridge beat Hardy 32-40 and Mount Ida defeated Wilson 44-.
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Little Reel
Hickory Ridge
Mount Ida
Hardy
Wilson
Air Journey
Sue Jackson
Mildred Walker
Nadine Slocum
Geraldine Stuart
Doris Russell
Ina Warneke
Sue O'Neil
Annie Jean Latham
Lavern Vaughn
Triagene Kee
Hazen
Mynelle White
Bee Branch
Dorothy Henderson
Greenbrier
Fair Enough on Journalism and Henry Wallace
Westbrook Pegler criticizes Washington journalism for corruption and apathy in 1947. He denounces reporters linked to the New Deal and Wallace, cites Ray Clapper’s memorial, and decries coverage gaps on the Roerich matter while condemning party loyalties and bureaucratic manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wallace
Washington
Mayflower
Song Association
Moosejaw
Henry
Ray Clapper
Hay
Wallace
Ray
Uwfair
Roerich
Carlyle Bergeron
Tenn
Congress
New York
Chicago
United States
Tf Wallace
Bleu
Himell
Agriculture
Central Asia
Hoover
Iwerich
Basketball results snapshot from last night around the region
The Associated Press reports scattered college basketball scores. South Georgia Tech defeated Georgia, while Texas faded late against Baylor. Arizona beat New Mexico, Hendrix topped Arkansas Tech, and Little Rock J C edged Ouachita. Chicago Loyola outscored Valparaiso as Illinois College won big.
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Associated Press
South Georgia Tech
Georgia
Miligan
Emoryan Henry
Southwest Baylor
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
Hendrix
Arkansas Tech
Ouachita
Little Rock
J.C
Midwest DePaul
Regis (Cole
Chicagooyola
Valparaiso
Illinois College
Concordia
Loutis
Washington journalistic fiasco ends in fallout for officials
The piece accuses officials of credulity and waste over a series of misbegotten schemes tied to an Oriental promoter and the Roerich saga. It cites lavish trips, fake kingdoms, and extravagant expenditures totaling tens of thousands, culminating in political consequences for the involved press corps.
Visitors Down Local Legion By 41 34
Ouachita College defeated the local Legion Five 41 to 34 at the High School last night. Halftime stood 21 19 and 30 21 in the third period. Gailey of Ouachita scored 16, Porter of Hope 12, Gun ter of Hope 8. Former Bobcats J C McCullough and Bobby Ellen were on Ouachita’s lineup. Next Monday the Legionaires face an Arkadelphia oil company team at 8 in the school gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita College
Legion
Gailey
Ouachita
High Point
Porter
Oaklawn Park Readies 30 Day Racing Meet
Hot Springs Ark Oaklawn Park gears up for a 30 day winter racing meeting opening February 23 amid rough weather. Harol Keene and Paul Keiper tied for riding honors in 147 will compete along with a list of jockeys including Deyn Sheppard L Barber Walter Jara Leonard Best Carl Meyer Joe Byer Wendyll Mads Eddie Franklin and others as plans unfold for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Oaklawn Park
Arkansas Spa
Harold Keene
Paul Keiper
Rass
Kansas
Lawrence Grubb
Bob Harris
Charles Hanauer
Elgin Hust
Dean Jessop
R. Y. Jones
Hugh Lemmons
Hank Manifold
George Martin
Andy Osken
Marcus Pena
Robert Perrin
Billy Taylor
Edward Viary
John Brinson
Willie Garner
Jim Dobson
Arch Daviels
Indoor Mile Chaos Looms As Dodds Misses Race
Sports Roundup notes Gil Dodds’ mumps disrupts his indoor season and opens a wide field for the February 23 indoor mile championship. Dan Ferris cites 17 entries with at least 10 likely to start, naming Mac Mitchell Quinn Karver Mack tarver Perkins Browning Ross among contenders in a free-for-all race. Also mentions Dodgers rookie hunt luncheon, Iowa State football vs rainouts, Gus Lesnevich public appearances curbed, and Julian Miller’s Florida guard clash with Georgia’s Joe Jordan.
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New York
Gil Dodds
Dan Ferris
Les Mac Mitchell
Tom Quinn
Gerry Karver
Bill Mack Tarver
Perkins
Browning Ross
Dodds
Bob Feller
Dodgers
Branch Rickey
Scout Troop and Cub Pack Listings in Fulton Church
A dense register of Troop 65 and Cub Scout Pack No 33 listings from Fulton, naming the Men’s Bible Class sponsor, institutional representative Otis Blackwood, committee members including Jimmy Rowland and Ben Wilson, and a long roster of Scoutmasters assistants Den Mothers and many Cub Scouts with numerous surnames and partial names across den leaders and members.
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Fulton
Fulton Union Church
Otis Blackwood
Jimmy Rowland
W. J. Warner
Ben Wilson
Cecil Cox
Bob _Hayliss
Troy Crumpler
Roy Cox
Bus Davis
W. J. Anderson
Herbie Cox
Chester Anderson
Finis Waldron
Gary Anderson
Charles Crumpler
Edison Ebling
Jerry Hargi
Richard Hill
Charles Hugh James Tollett
Freddie Waters
Donald Weaver
Jimmy Wilson
Charles Atkerson
Gordon Beasley
Glynn Stanley Spates
Billy Warner
Logan Williams
Thompson Marshall
Stowers
Chas. Briant
Fred Cosk
PF. Jnnes
I. M. Horton
Donald Moore
Henry F. Ormer
den Mathers
A. S. Willis
Hugh Hall
D. F. Stowers
Ira Halliburton
Fred Cook
Chas
Briant
Den
Ned White
Billy Bob Herndon
Robert Cox
Richard Cook
Nolen Stanford
Denjamin Newhbern
Kenneth Gilliam
William Thomason
Charles R. Jordan
Joe F. McDowell
Jimmy Bruce
Dickie Lauterbach
Jimmy Crimp
van Meéore
Birkett Wylie
Terry F. Odmer
Billy Wray
Jack Meek
Raymond Seal
Buddy Jackson
Ralph TD
Wiggins
Dale Hartsfield
Gene Mey
John Q. Amos
Jay D. Willis
Franklin Horton
Billy i. Blake
Jimmy Haynes
David G. Griffin
Jo Bryan
David McKenzie
Norris Ingram
Jimmy Branch
Lee Lane
Jerry Fant
Don Montgomery
Larry
Steve Ray Marlar
Rex Easter
Jimmie Dan Bobber
Bill Halliburton
Bob Halliburton
George Anderson
W. C. Bruner
Albert Geaves
Quius Herndon
Two Arkansans Win Golden Gloves Titles
Two Arkansas fighters won open division titles at the Mid South Golden Gloves in Memphis last night and will travel to Chicago for the Western tournament of champions. Halderfield and Ockerman won their bouts, while Arkansas finalists reached five of eight weights. Memphis Navy and other teams earned various results including TKO and decisions.
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Memphis
Tern
Arkansas
Chicago
Paul Halderfield
North Iide Rock Boys Club
Clint Ockerman
Arkansas State Teachers College
Conwey
Halderfield
Ben Tabor
Memphis Marines
Ockerman
Warren Sparks
Memphis Navy
Ray Barram
Bill Hale
Little Rock Boys Club
Edward Kelson
Jackson
Miss
Jack Melker
Northihe Rock
Frank Florez
Navy
Tommy Dunnaway
Little Rack Boys Club
Porkers Favored to Take TOU at Fayetteville
Arkansas aims to rebound in the Southwest Conference by hosting Texas Christian University in a two game series. The Razorbacks hold a 4-2 league record after losses to Baylor, while TCU stands 0-6 in conference play. Coach Gene Keady is quoted as confident about the team's path to victory.
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Fayetteville
Arkansas’ Ravorbacks
Astuma T
Texas Christian University
Frogs
Arkansas
Baylor
Warsive
Gene Be Pibictys
Fay Iheary
Lneuyss
Baithea
Willismars
Juewaed Wong
Ocutheory
BBR Moopea Devvell
Crumpbell
Sulit
Tr Gas
Fights Last Night Reported Across Cities
A mixed set of boxing results from early reports via United Press and local outlets. Ed Franklin defeated an opponent in Philadelphia while Montreal’s Dave Andrews stopped in Lowell, and Jerry Courtsal from Fall River faced a points loss.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Bil
Chicken) Thompson
Ed Franklin
Fall River
Mass
Jerry Courtsal
Montreal
Dave Andrews
Lowell
Bears Take Baylor Heat Up National League Standings
Baylor crushed Texas 48-39 at Waco, with Don Heathington scoring 24 as Texas slide in the Southwest Conference chase. Baylor’s defense limited Texas to eight points from Slater Martin, edging toward a title with nine straight conference wins while Texas holds a 5-1 mark with six games left. Columbia extended its win streak to 13 and 17 in two years with a 49-50 win over Pennsylvania, keeping them ahead of Cornell in the Eastern Intercollegiate League. DePaul and Loyola Chicago posted victories, and Hobart kept its long-standing advantage over St. Lawrence in the ECAC region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Meier
New York
Baylor
Texas
Waco
Oklshama Agwis
Don Heathington
Jackie Robinson
Bill Johnson
Slater Martin
Texas Star
Bears
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Columbia
Ikeas
Pennsylvania
Lions
Cornell
Perdham
St. John's
Brooklyn
DePaul
Regis
Chicago
Loyola
Jack Kerris
Valparaiso
Bowling Green
Jones
St. Lawrence
Hobart
Geneva
Demaret and Heafner Lead First Round
Veteran golfers Jimmy Demaret and Clayton Heafner led 180 players into the second round of the $10,000 lower Rio Grand Valley open at Harlingen Texas. Gene Webb aced the 160 yard second hole, boosting early drama as Locke withdrew with a sore hand and Bobby Locke faced a tough start before retirement.
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Harold V. Ratliff
Harlingen
Tex
Jimmy Demaret
Clayton Heafner
Trarlingen
Beaniret
Links Troubador
Quai
Calif
Heafner
Charlotte
N.C
Bob Hamilton
Myansville
Lid
Hed OG
Chquidior Harper
Peslsmeith
Bobby Locke
Johannesbu South Afriga
Locke
San
Weekend Radio Schedule Fragment Highlights Local Programs
A dense schedule lists Friday and Saturday broadcasts with multiple time slots. Programs include adventures, sports, dramas, music, news briefs, and pageant-like lineups featuring hosts Burl, Alan Dale, Gabriel Heatter, Emil Coleman, and others across stations M and OK.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Dale
KXAR
Gabriel “Heatter
Radio Newareel
Meet the Press
Waure
Radio Listings by Network Tonight
Central Standard Time schedule lists NBC CBS and ABC programs tonight with shows from 1 Paul Lavalle Melody to The Fat Man and Break the Bank quiz. Saturday items include Burl Ives and Information Please with regional ties to Kalamazoo Michigan and Der Rosenkavalier and youth symphonies. About 20 million cow hides are used yearly by the U.S. leather industry.
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Associatedress
Central
NBC
Paul Lavalle
Canada Lee
CBS
Club Crosby
Danny Thomas
Morgan-Ameche- Langford
Vie Dameune
Spike Jones
ABC
Fat Man
Gene Burton
Bernard Decusen
Burl Ives
Kalamazoo, Mich
M. St. Valentine’s Day
National Farm Institute
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J. W. Sittelland
Reyner
Aviceman
Reyherson
Can
Ee Ray
Arkansas Hidhon
Hope
Ion
Cain’s
FORD
Notor
May
Rosston
Re. Bros
Singer
Byrth
Sealy
South Main
St. Call
Boyett's
and Storage Inc
Hope, Ark
Hone
DODGE
Second ‘Street
Call ‘Community Ice and Produce Co
Archie Right Jr
Wopa Police Fram
Hope Star
Kana
Monstractor CO
Walnut &T
Roy ,Allison
Phong
Mount Ida and
Moore Bros
SingLeton
W. P
Interstate
Tyter
Rt. 6
Texarkana
Lynn
Hope Basket CO
Star
John L Wilson, JR
Charles Malone Garrett Willis
W. Strickland
John Gordon Prescott
Glen Walker
Hal
Ere) Shields
Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Donald
Eden
St Hernard
North ‘Shore Dog ‘ Training Club
Goodwill
Isis
Rome
Nea-Acme
Albert Biaselti
Japan
Tokyo
Manchukuo
Rovrich
Banever
Roosevelt
White House
Louis Horch
U.S
Tam
Thenry
Horeb
Department of Agriculture
Corps of Washington
Dope
Oaklawn
Hugh & Fullerton
Iowa State
Capp Timm
Abel Steuber
Abe Laine
Gus Lesnevich
Joe Vella
Joe
Gus
Billy Fox
Babe Didriksou Zaharvlas
Julian Miller
Florida
Joe Jordan
Julian
Jordan
Miller
Cub Scout Pack
Arkansans
Wilkos
Raspeltied
Bote Mich Mead
Demaret
Kxar Mutual
1490
Rove Oe
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Henry J. Taylor
Emil Colemen
Orch
the Practical Gardener
Ijs Dixie Four
Ivory
Ozark Valley
Bil Harrington
Riders of the Purple
Pum
Fen
Bill Boyd
Macalester Singers
Charles Slocum
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