Unnamed journalist questions U S press loyalty and Abd El Krim
A veteran reporter critiques American editors and Congress members for loyalty to the United States, recalls Abd El Krim and Abd-El-Krim, notes century of foreign policy exposure, and laments press conference dynamics under Roosevelt and Hooyer.
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Cincinnnati Fnquirer
Europe
Washington
U. S. Congress
United States
Germany
Engina
Russia
Dopa
Des Moines
Chicago Tribune
Ames Vincent Sheean
Ritz
Paris
Aléf
Shaean
Athes
Bis
Abdel Krim
Abd-Elkrim
Abd-El-Krim
Gaddil
Amlon
New Yor
Gerhart Eisler
Enquirer
Pegler
Diplo Marcy
Capital
State Department
Sam
Harding
Roosevelt
Hooyer
Exposed Conflicts at Roosevelt Conferences
A first-person account recalls attending three early Roosevelt conferences labeled exhibitions rather than contests. The narrator describes disillusionment with the president and alleges internal political intrigues, including claims of Communist influence and biased press access. The piece hints at broader scandals involving Elliott Roosevelt, the family finance, and other high-profile figures.
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Roosevall
Michigan
Department of Stats
White House
The
Enquirer
Elliott Roosevelt
Henry Weillace
32 Golfers to Compete in Miami Tourney
Thirty two golfers from the United States Argentina Australia and South Africa will compete in the international four ball tournament here March 6 at the Miami Springs Country Club. Pairings include Jimny Domarel with Ben Hogan and many noted players such as Bobby Locke Sammy Snead Clayton Heatsay Lew Worsham Cary Middlecoff Vic Ghezzi and Johnny Palmer. Alternates listed include Ralph Guldahl and George Schnetter.
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Miami
Pla
United States
Argentina
Australia
South Aftica
Miami Sprige
Cary Middlecoff
Vic Ghenzi
Chick Harbert
Hercyan Keiser
Johnny Palmer
Dick Metz
Skip Alexander
Ralph Guldah
George Schnetter
Minnesota Cager Leads U. S. Scorers in Week
Jim McIntyre of Minnesota tops national college basketball scoring averages at 22.266, narrowly beating Nora Hackings of Lawrence Tech by .005. The Big Nine standout leads Big Jim Mankins in total points while Tony Lavelli and Murray Wier hold high positions. Oregon State’s Al Peterson tops field goal percentage with .543.
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New York
Jim MecIntyre
Minnesota
Big Nine
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
McIntyre
Nora Hackings
Lawrence
Mich
Ohio University
Wylie Ingle
Julian Miller
Florida
al Peterson
Oregon State
Jeaders
Thas
Jack Coleman
Louisville
Skychiefs Rout Naval Reserve in Camden Showdown
The Skychiefs of Emmet routed the Naval Reserve 74 to 33 in the second district AAU game at Camden. G Seals led with 18 points and Osburn added 16 as Emmet dominated. Other scores included Lakeside 47 NAC Marines 61 and Lakeside 44 Painters of El Dorado 48.
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Camden
Major League Holdouts Reach Last Stand Stage
New York reports the major league holdout situation reaching a last stand phase as players and clubs publicize tensions. Bob Carpenter Jr. of the Phillies presses for Harry Walker’s signed contract while Dodgers players push back on terms.
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New York
Bob Carpenter
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Harry Walker
Carpenter
Dodgers
Pete Reiser
St. Louis
Reiser
Bess
Rickey
Carl Furillo
Dodger
al Zarilla
Georges Metkovich
Bob Diltinger
Garld Priddy
Yankees
Senators
Tigers
Indians
White Sox
Cubs
Giants
Reds
Pirates
Braves
Princeton Nips One of Top Teams in U S
Princeton defeated unbeaten Columbia 54 52 in a close Ivy League clash. Bernie Adams led Princeton with 16 points while Walter Budko scored 10 for Columbia. The win left Princeton in a tie for first with Columbia and Cornell, as Dartmouth beat Yale and Kansas State held a slim lead in the Big Seven. Duke fell to North Carolina State 70 37, snapping NC State’s ninth straight conference win. Georgia beat Georgia Tech 66 48 and Arkansas State topped Mississippi 53 18.
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N Oj
Eilers
Columea
Lions
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Tigers
New York University
Colwabin
Bernie Adams
Walter Budko
Colum
Big
Sill
Dartmouth
Yale
Kansas State
Kansas
Ramie Bhead
Missouri
Towa State
Will
Blue Devils
North Carolina State
N. C. States
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Arkanius Latte
Jonesboro
Mississippi
Woody Johnson Named to Manage Helena Seaport Club
Helene Feb 19 Woody Johnson 33 left handed pitcher will manage the Helena Seaport of the Colton States League, announced by club President Al Haraway. Johnson pitched the 1947 season for Oklahoma City in the Texas League, posting four wins and four losses.
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Helene
Woody Johnson
Helena Seaportt's
al Haraway
Johnson
Bart
Oklahoma City
Adventurous Radio Schedule Recaps Friday Feb 20 on WSS
A fragmented listing outlines a full day’s radio lineup from 6:00 AM to 11:00 PM featuring programs such as Superman, Captain Midnight, Five Star Final, Gabriel Heatter, RFD America, and Queen for a Day. Notable hosts include Fulton Lewis, Lewin, Morton Downey, and Jericho Road, with multiple music and talk segments interspersed throughout the schedule.
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Fulton, Lewin
Orks Mit
America
Family Theatre
Morton Do
Noro Morales
Orehe
Mutual
WSS
Kate Smith
Victor
Barris Sainte
Jericho Road
Bill. Boyd
Martin Black
Erskine Johnson
the Johnson
Tivo-Ton
Baker
Fulton Lewis
Henry
Toyle
KXAR
Hadi
Youra
Chariie Spivak
Orkh
Emil' Coleman
Mutual Enorts
Top Radio Schedule and Program Highlights
Radio list shows evening lineup across networks ABC CBS and local channels. Notable programs include Eddie Cantor and Hei Kaiser, Jack Carson, First Nighter, Mystery Theater, and Fanny Brice with a campus salute segment. several time slots are marked with program changes and guest lineups.
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Toples
Burns
Allen
Jack Carson
Eddie Cantor
Hei Kaiser
FBI
ABC
Willie Piper
Aki I
S— An
Spigek
Joan’ Caultier
Red America
Iy Theater
Diana Ua
M. Barth
Js. J. Taylor
McMillin Targeted by Detroit Pro Gridders
Detroit February 18 UP Lions of the National League seek Alvin N. Bo McMillin Indiana University star seven year coaching veteran. Contract negotiations hinge on Indiana release from eight year stint with Hoosier program plus $12,500 annual. Rumor links Temoratia and Chi rane to join as assistants.
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Detroit
Roll Lions
Sion
Alvin N
Bo) McMillin
Wee
Indiana University
Aee McMillin
Mey
Tim) Temoratia
Owne L.chirane
Aes
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