Haas Takes Lead in New Orleans Open Golf Meet
In the New Orleans Open at New Orleans on February 21, Fred Haas Jr led by five strokes after three rounds, despite tight competition from Bob Hamilton Norman Von Nida and Jimmy Thomson. Haas’s late surge featured five birdies in the final seven holes, with scores and ties reflecting a crowded leaderboard including Champ Lutke Hogan and Snead among others. The page also contains a separate warning in Chancery Court about James A. Hogan vs Onzie Mae Hogan with a February court deadline.
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New Orleans
Fred Haas, Jr
Haas
Bob Hamilton
Reynolds
Norman von Nida
Sydney
Australia
Jimmy Thomson
New York
Frank Champ
Lake Charles
Freddie
von Nida
Bob Gray
Toronto
Canada
Johnny Revalta
Evanston
Dick Metz
Arkansas City
Kay
Roberto de Vincenza
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Cary Middlecott
Memphis
Tenn
Champ
Bobby Lutke
Ben Hogan
Hershey, Ps
John Palmer
Badin
N.C
Weekend Radio Schedule Highlights Across Networks
Central Standard Time list outlines NBC CBS ABC and MBS programs for Saturday and Sunday including The Life of Riley Hit Parade Judy Canova Grand Ole Opry Hoagy Carmichael Sings Suspense Murder and Malone Twenty Questions Stop Me Gang Busters and more with later nights featuring Bob Merrill One Man's Family Bishop Misbehaves and The Great Stories and opera broadcasts. It also notes upcoming week entries such as Words and Music Inner Sanctum Jack Paar and Town Meeting on St Lawrence Waterway with civil rights programs and Talk shows.
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Central Standard Time
New York
NBC
Riley
Sinatra
Judy Canova
Kay Kyser
CBS
Hoagy Carmichael
Vaughn Monroe
ABC
Ross Dolan
MBS
South
America United
Tom Clark
Washington
Bob Merrill
Bishop
Jack Benny
Charlie “McCarthy
Fred Allen
Maurice” Evans
Gary Moore
Horace Heidt
Salt Lake Choir
Phil Spitting
Gene Autryshaw
Detroit Symiony
Theater Guild
Brotherhood
Parky’s
St. Lawrence Waterway
Alaska
Jimmy Durante
al Jolson
Martha Taft
Toscanini
NBC Symphony
Schedule noise from a midcentury radio lineup
A dense, OCR gathered roundup lists numerous radio programs and times across multiple stations with recurring show titles, host names, musical segments, church hours, and news editions. It reads like a broadcast schedule card with program names, times, and sponsor-like phrases.
Annual School Election set for Hempstead County districts
Countywide notice outlines March 20 1948 election from 2 to 2:30 p.m. for mill tax levies and director posts across multiple districts including Lone, Blevins, Fulton, Oran, Guernsey, Shilphridt, Nashville, Fair Star, Nazarene, Wesley Grove, Palmeridge, Cohinabis, Spring Wil, Saratoga, Washington, Clow, Piney Grove, and a county board seat. Filing deadlines February 28 and polling places include city hall.
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Hempstead County
Shilphridt
Nashville
Fair Star
Nazarene
Wesley Grove
Palimies
Cohinabis
Spring Wil
Saratoga
Washington
Clow
Piney Grove
Sehool
Arkansas
Mupe
Selwol
Dewdline
BE. R. Brans
Hemsted
Two Near Death After College Laboratory Gas Leak
Poureton New Jersey February 9 Two Princeton University maintenance workers were overcome while refilling a storage tank releasing hydrogen sulfide in a lab. Two men aged 49 and 66 were revived after near fatal exposure and other colleagues were treated for gas inhalation.
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Poureton
Privcetur
Princeton University An l Laboratory
Jun Regan
Marold L. Sutphen
Subscription Rates and Advertising Contact Details
Rates listed include 20 cents per week and 8 cents per month with yearly options of 4.50 and 8.50 for Hempstead Nevada Howard Milley Arm sarayetta counties. Advertising representation noted for Arkantos Dollies Inc and addresses in Chicago New York City and New Orleans. Associated Press statement grants republication rights for AP dispatches.
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Carrice
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Milley Arm Sarayetta
Mational Advertising
Arkantos Dollies, Inc
Juacments
Tennerick Building
Chicago
Nath
Michigan Avenue
New York City
Arminal
New Oreans
Union St
Associated Press
Yeomows
AP News
Georgia Coach Hasn't Been Fired Yet
Lakeview Ga February 21 Coach Waller Rowland stated he has not been fired after trustees planned his removal for coaching failures and for allowing publicity at games. He faced Klan threats and said he may sue to keep his job while Principal John Burks initially resigned then reversed.
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Lakeview Ga
Waller Rowland
Lakeview High School
Ruth Wiliams
Catoosa County
Miss Williams
Board of Education
Rowland
John Burks
Man recovers own golf iron after year missing
San Jose teacher Elmer L Stewart borrowed a No 3 iron from golf partner James Kershaw to replace a missing club at Hillview links. The iron proved to be Stewart's own mislaid tool found in Kershaw's bag for a year, with both men surprised by the coincidence. A stray line about infant color vision is included but unrelated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Calif
Elmer L. Stewart
Hillview
James Kershaw
Kershaw
Ragon Kinney Beats Memphis Rival In 10 Round Decision
In Memphis Tennessee on February 21 Ragon Kinney former Golden Gloves champion from Hartman Arkansas won a 10 round decision over Oscar Buchanan a former Ole Miss footballer. Referee Harry McDermold scored Kinney four rounds Buchanan two and four even. Kinney improves to 27 wins against three losses weighing 192 pounds while Buchanan weighed 200.
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Memphis
Tenn
Ragon Kinney
Hartman, Ark
Oscar Buchanan
Harry McDermold
Kinney
Buchanan
Ole Miss
Arkansas Nips Texas in First Game of Series
Arkansas’ Razorbacks beat Texas 54-40 in Fayetteville to gain a 1-0 lead in the two game set. George Kok scored 26 points for Arkansas, while adien paced Texas with 13 as Arkansas pulled away after a tight first half. The win keeps Arkansas alive in a possible tie with Baylor for the Southwest title.
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New York
California
Basketball Bears
San Francisco
Pacific Northwest
N. W. Lads
Northwest
Washington
Oregon State
Southern California
Washington State
Oregon
State
Texas
Arkansas
Baylor
Didle
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Tulane
Louisiana State
Wake Forest
South Carolina
Clemson
Furyman
Jet
Louis
Creighton
Iowa Teachers
Augustana (Sc
Fayetteville
Arkansas’ Razorbacks
Parkers
Longhorns
Razorbacks
George Kok
Adien
Moscow Softens Red Tactics in Europe Amid Elections
AP analysis notes Moscow temporarily eases violent Communist methods to influence Italy and France's 1947 election climate. It cites a Truce in France, a Communist push for light tactics, and warns Reds will press to block the Marshall Plan. The piece references Dimitrov testimony on Bolshevik killings and predicts continued saboteur activity and possible violence if elections go against Communists.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Moscow
Italy
France
Russia
Western
Europe
Maly
Republic
Tneberto Cerracini
Haty
Fortaing
Yester
N Day
West
House of Representatives
Washington
Gerogi M. Dimitrov
Bid-Barid
Bolshevists
United States
Wester Hemisphere
Svea
Iihis Weo
Word Battle Over Negro Player Sparks Major League Row
NY and Miami Beach reports outline a heated dispute over the admittance of Negro players into the majors. Larry MacPhail accuses Branch Rickey of lying about club opposition. Rickey calls the charge distortions and inventions.
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New York
Larry MacPhail
Branch Rickey
MacPhail
New York Yankees
Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Miami Beach
Fla
Wilberforce University
Dodger
Ohio Negro University
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn
Robinson
Tom Baird
Kansas City Monarchs
Baird
Negro Boxer Dies After Fight in Chicago Stadium
Sam Baroudi, 20, of New York and Akyon, light heavyweight, died in Columbus hospital six hours after being KO'd in the 10th round by Berard Charles in Chicago Stadium. Physicians cited cerebral hemorrhage, no immediate surgery. Baroudi, with 46 pro fights, fell for first time, outweighed by Charles, 178 to 162. Charles, top 175-pound challenger, landed decisive blows. Baroudi began boxing after winning the Golden title in 1945. death marks early-year wing fatalities in a sport with prior years' totals.
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Chicago
Sam Baroudi
New York
Akyon
Borer
Olumbus Hospital
Berard Charles
Chicago Stadium
Charles
Cincinnati Negra
Baroudi
Cleveland
Reserve Grand Champ Hereford Brings Top Price
In Little Rock on February 22 the reserve grand champion Hereford female from Arkansas Hereford Association’s show sold for 795 dollars to Devil Mayberry of Eureka Springs, the highest price at the auction. Teal Compress from Tabor’s Berryville farms won the mate rand championship. Miss Blancher d Rupert shown by Wiley Cove Ranch, Leslie, earned the female grand championship. John H. Johnston of Kensett bought the grand champion bull Elm Grove Farm of Blytheville for 640 dollars, while the same farm paid 675 dollars for the female champion.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Hereford Association
H. E. Tabor
Fights Last Night Report From Associated Press Boxing Card
Boxing results from New York and several cities show multiple fighters scoring victories by outpoint or knockout. Matches feature Terry Young beating Beau Jack in New York and Gene Mozin losing to Bobby Poaler in Rumford.
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Associated Press
New York
Terry Young
New Yorks
Beau Jack
Aagasta
Chicago
Charies
Cinchimati
Sam Buroudi
Miami Beach
Laverne Roach
Plainview
Texiko
AL Thornton
Rochester
United Press
Rumford
Bobby Poaler
Wortland
Gene Mozin
Montreal
Worchester
Mass
Hayward Wagner
Boston
Den
Georgia Brown
Basketball Results From Last Night Across Several Colleges
Scores listed for multiple colleges show varied results including Behe Cross 62 over Boston Univ 4b and Harvard 59 over South Kentucky 79. Notable outcomes include Oklahoma Baptist 53 Tulsa 40 and Southern Methodist 62 Texas A and M 26, with many teams posting double digit margins.
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Behe Cross
Boston Univ
Chovela
Chicago
Duquesne C
Bethany
Kans
Bethel
Ottawa
McPherson
Kansas Wesleyan
College of Emporia
Southwestern
Okla
Tech
Phillips
St. John's
St. Paul's
Concordia
Minn
Tebis
Nebr
Central Okla
Northwestern
Oklahoma Baptist
Tulsa
Seattle Pacific
Greenville Tl
Kansas Central
Los Angeles
Pacific
Wessington Springs
Roberts Rochester
Southwest Arkansas
Texas
Hice
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Texas A. & M
Texas Mines
Texas Techni
College of Ozarks
Arkansas Collee
Far West
Washington
Washingon State
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Ible
J. OW
Hudnall
Tyler
Gentry Printing Hone
Cailor
Riley Ueverton
Ghnson
Thane
Fred Peira
St. Jengths
Spruce Street
Schooley’s
Kooley
Hhoom
Washington ‘High
N. Mouser
N. T. Ae
Sporting Goods
Gentry Printing Co
Boswell ‘Sisters’ Beauty Shop
Fifth Street
Texarkana
Foy
Kote
Hammons Tractor CO
Apphait
Roy Allison
Chancery Court
Mompstead County
Ark
James A. Hogan
Onzie Mae Hogan
James A. Hagan
Seal of Aid
B. Weaver
Iy Ontera Evans
Ws. Alans, Aly
Lyle Brown
W. P. Singleton
Hope
C.D. Lauterbach
S. Walnut Telephone
Ingleton
W. P. Singleton Hope, Ark
Venetian Blind Co
Hazel
Hackberry
Elm
Lynn
Hope Basket CO
Star
G. Cook
Joun L Wilson, JR
Charles Malone Garrett Willis
J. W. Strickland
Joan Gordon Prescott
Glen Walker
Ir. A
Pete) Shields
Dan Voorhees
Fred Waring
Guiding Light
Irma
Jack Paar
Lone Ranger
Sammy Kaye
Queen
Paltayt Lewis
Charlie Chan
Kxar Mutual Network
ABC & Rover
Unity Baptist Church
Voice of Prophecy
N.W.A
First Presbyterian Church
William L. Shiver
American Radio Warblers
Cole Glee Club
IKXAR
Jimmy Fidler
Parky's
Jim Batkus
Babe Ruth
Heart
Mutual
Simo
Bill Boyd
Farm Fair News
Martin Black
Hope High School
Erskine Johnson
Johnson
Superman
Torri Mix
Fulton. Lewis
Henry J. Taylor
KXAR
Gabriel
Herbert Hoover
Michael Zavon
Tony Pastor
Oreh
Mimil Coleman
M Mutual
Hope Star
Star Publishing Co
CE. Palmer
Alex. MH. Washburn
South Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
Paul H. Jones
George W. Hosmer
Mech
Supt
Dere M. Davie
Emme G. Thomas
Hops
Ap—Myers Associated Press
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Associaton
Georgia
Memphis Battler
Hugh & Patterton
Eco
Yankees
Dodgers
Yanks
Geason
Wedgers
Browns
Cubs
Phillies
Pirates
Robert Lee Hansen
Giants
Jersey City Farm
Harriman
Tommy Tolan
Robert Preston
Niagara
Ahen
Tolan
Doc Preston
Tommy
Inotlolk
Galf
Pras
Virginia Beach
Fayette
Louisiana
Chris Cagle
Hereford
The
Cornell
Harvard
South Kentucky
Wake Fares
Midwest
St. Louis
Missouri Valley
Culver- Stockton
Seattle
McPherson College
Greenville
Roberts
Central
William Jewell
Stanford
UCLA
Gregon Stairs
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