Fair Enough By Westbrook Pegler
Westbrook Pegler argues unions suffer from officers who act as a priesthood and ransack member dues. He criticizes Green and Murray for tolerating criminals and communists, claims CIO leadership corrupts rank and file, and asserts union loyalty favors self interest over labor.
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Dan Tobin
Teamsters
Raol Sevelt
William Green
Philip Murray
Green
George Scalise
George i Browne
Building Service
Murray
A. P
United States
Georgia
Gren
CIO
Nurray
Wien
Unionisn
Organs Nolilies
Top Radio Listings Show NBC CBS and ABC Evening Lineup
New York listings reveal NBC schedule with This is Your Life Fibber and Molly Big Town and Alan Young at 7 23 0. CBS features Mystery Theater We the People and Mr and Jane Ace. ABC offers Counter Spy and Say It with Music at various afternoon and evening times. Detroit Symphony appears at 9 30 and Guiding Sign at 10 30 with Ted Malone.
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New York
NBC
Alan Young
CBS
Mystery Theater
Mr. and
Mrs. Norti
Jane Ace
ABC
Detroit Symphony
Radio Schedule Fragments From Feb 15 1935 Evening Lineup
A dense list of radio program times and titles for February 15 to 18 1935. Items include news segments Dance Music Mutual Newsreel and performances by Kate Smith Gabriel Heatter and Captain Midnight among others.
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Tom Mix
Gia Fulton Lewis, Jr
George O'Hanlon
Hy Gardner
Gabriel Heatier
Mutual
Bob Foale
Arkansas
Cecil Brown
Mineral Springs
Blue Barrow
Victor H. Lindlahr
Gabriel Heatter Mailhag
Lanny Ross
Kate Smith
Monroe
John Daniel
Eddy Arnold
Queen
Golden Hope Chest
M Music
Jolson
Swing Time
Hove
Superman
Tom Mis
Salon Serenade
Fulton. Lewis, Jr
Scatter
Gand Baines
Mily Gardner
Gabriel Moulay
Mnital
M Family
Bill Henry
Dario
Fights and politics echo in restless era
A montage of boxing results and political critique paints a tense scene. The piece notes bouts in Newark and St Louis with outpaintings and headlines, then shifts to Washington where Farley is sidelined while Roosevelt gains favor. It laments tensions within unions and public trust as young aspirants seek government careers amid pressure.
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Jim Farley
Roosevel
Fightersnager
Waterbury Ornion
Antie Gale
Jimmy Rosewell
Truman
Farley
Servier-Horsts
Pala
Fhc Orrty
de Wih
Sunioneers
United States
Fort Wayne Star Fred Zollner aims for big league roles
A Chicago sports roundup notes Fred Zollner from Fort Wayne who pushes into fastball and basketball, claiming high odds per game and recalling his team’s strong past seasons. It mentions Elmer Rohrs’s pitching feats, Wally Butts’s Georgia coaching beginnings, Frank McMahon’s possible Sox role, Marquette hockey, and Stanley Woodward’s Sports Page book.
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New York
Fort Wayne
Ind
Fred_ Zollner
Zollner
Basketball Association of America
Fred
Jay
Rodger Nelson
Elmer Rohrs
Gosh
Tin
Chicago
Frank McMahon
White Sox
Frank Lane
McMahon
Comiskey Park
Promoion
Marquette
Ray Beaumont
Marquette Tribune
Stanley Woodward
Stan
Experise
Sikes Outpoints Buddy Scott in Southern Heavyweight Bout
Little Rock on February 15 reports Bob Sikes defeated Buddy Scott in a 30 round heavyweight bout. Sikes weighed 108 pounds. Scott promoted as favored. The bout was part of a planned elimination series to crown a southern heavyweight champion.
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New Haven
Dennis
Pat) Yeady
Teddy
Red Top
Davis
St. Louis
Little Rock
Bob Sikes
Buddy Scott
Jacksonville
Fla
Scott
Kentucky Still Choice in Basketball
New York February 15 Kentucky remains the top college basketball team with a 12 game streak since December defeat to St. Louis university. The fifth Weekly AP poll places Kentucky ahead of St. Louis with 64 of 64 writers and sportscasters voting them No.1, while Oklahoma A&M stays third and Illinois and Tulane follow. Other teams like Minnesota, Western Kentucky, San Francisco, Hamline and Bowling Green receive votes. Kansas State Arkansas and Nebraska also appear among the votants.
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Kentucky
St. Louis University
Associated Press
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Ers
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Ken
Tugley
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Mirgin
Wilngis
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Syvor
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Ilinois
Tulane
Minnesota
Old Kentucky
University of Alabama
Hank Tba
University of Tulsa
Western Kentucky
Jray State Teachers of
Bowling Green
Marquette
Oklahoma Sooners
Midwest basketball results from Associated Press listings
The Midwest results show Creighton beat Washington University 84 to 37 while Vanderbilt outscored Mississippi 90 to ? Pittsburg State edged St Benedicts 64 to 60 and Central Missouri 72 defeated Missouri Valley 33. Wisconsin topped Indiana 56 to 41 with Northwestern 41 and William Jewell 49. Rockhurst beat Marshall 77 to 40. Kentucky defeated Wesleyan 47 and Kentucky 74 beat Alabama 32. Oklahoma A&M 58 Tulsa 35 and Oklahoma 47 Nebraska 45. Oklahoma City University 49 Wichita 42. Far West Wyoming 45 Utah 36.
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Northwestern
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Marshall
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Wesleyan
Alabama
Oklahoma A&m
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Oklahoma City U
Wichita
Wyoming
Utah
Decline of Race Betting Trimmed by Officials View
New York February 15 Donald P Ross president of the thoroughbred racing associations says the drop in track betting last year was expected after the war years. He notes track attendance generally held up despite reduced per capita wagering, calling it a healthy sign that people are not betting beyond their means.
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New York
Donald P. Ross
Thoroughbred Racing Associations
Delaware Park
Brandywine Racing
Russ
Ohio State Upsets St Louis In 68-0 Blowout
Ohio State defeated favored St Louis University 68-0 as Dick Schnittiker scored 22 and Bob Denham 24. St Louis suffered a second loss this season while Kentucky, Oklahoma A&M and Oklahoma Sooners led major college rankings with decisive wins.
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New York
Ohio State
St. Louis University
Dick Schnittiker
Bob Denham
St. Louis
Oklahoma A&m
Bills
Hot Springs Race Tax Change Proposed by Judge
Circuit Judge Clyde Brown proposed that Hot Springs receive half of a tax increase from the Oaklawn race track. The plan aims to fund policing and duties connected to track operation, with an exception of a $250 yearly occupancy tax from concessionaries.
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Hot Springs
Clyde Brown
Brown
Rickert Balks at Salary Cut in 1949 Season
Rickert balks at a proposed salary cut for 1949 with the Boston Braves after replacing injured Jef Meath in the World Series. He calls the offer an amputation and notes he has signed unsigned contracts with the Braves, having previously played for Milwaukee in the American Association. He earned a first series hit off Bob Feller in the opening game for the National Leaguers.
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Rickert
Braves
Heath
Happy Chandler
I Rickert
Elderly Men Challenge Pro Golfers in Charity Matches
Dick Metz of Virginia Beach announced that Charles B Mays of Kalamazoo and Chick Harbert a Northville star pro will accept a challenge issued by Metz and L C Barnard of Winfield Kansas. Two 1 hold rounds will be played in Detroit and Wichita with proceeds to charity. Hays Michigan State Seniors Golf association president emeritus quipped Barnard would concede him three strokes due to age.
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Dick Metz
Virginian Beach
Charles B. Mays
Kalamazoo
Mich
Jis
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Propeller
Northville
Idh
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Metz
L. CG. Barnard
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Kas
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Wichita
Kansas
Arkansas City
Barnard
Hays
Michigan State Seniors Golf Association
Cats Journey to Nashville Girls Play Here
Hone's basketball team travels to Nashville tonight for a return match with the Howard County Scrapwars. Both juniors and seniors will play in a renewal of the contested meet at 8 o'clock at the high school.
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Hope Legion
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Reaves
Hope
Porter
Lewis
Green Taylor
Gunter
Legionnaires
Harrison Takes Fourth Money in Texas Open
Davis Douglas of Wilmington won the 10006 Texas Open at Brackenridge Park Houston with 268 total, 22 under par, edging Sammy Snead by one stroke. Other finishers include Jimmie Demaret tied for fifth, Ben Hogan injured in fourth, and Skee Riegel as the low amateur with 283. The event marked Mangrum’s return and noted a stray fact about a hen’s eye being 76 percent water.
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Fev
Tolf
Houston
Dave Douglas
Wilmington
Douglas
Brackenridge Park
Sammy Snead
White Sulphur Springs
Snead
Lloyd Mangrum
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Flouston
Jimmie Demaret
Ojai
Calif
Mangrum
Harrison
Yinner
Dick Metz
Virginia Beach
Johnny Palmer
Badin
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Etio Dfchittle
N. C
Skee Riegel
Yulsa
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