Annual School Election Notice Hempstead County 1948
Notice announces Hempstead County annual school election for March 20 1948 from 2 to 6 10 pm. Voters will approve millage for building debt service and operating fund. several districts list terms for directors and petition requirements. County Board member elected from zone three. Deadline to file candidates February 28 1948. E R Brown County Supervisor of Education. Hempstead County Arkansas. February 14 21 28.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
James A. Hogan
Onzie Mae Hogan
Atty
Ad Liter Salaly
Ad Litem
Pases
Hope
Blevins
Filton
Ozai
Guernsey
Shiloh
Nashville
Pair Star
Nazarene
Wesley Grove
Patmos
Columbus
Spring Hill
Saratoga
Washington
Clow
Piney Grove
Lasf Fuegal
Arkansius
E.R. Brown
Hempstead
Arkansas
Max J L Simon and the Racketeers in Labor War
A reader letter targets Max J L Simon publisher of Beverage Retailer and Benny Pross as corrupt racketeers tied to the Wholesale Wine Salesmen’s Local 18 and Labor. It accuses police corruption, union coercion, and propping up pro communist influence, praising Allied Liquor Industry and criticizing Mayor LaGuardia and O Dwyer. The piece mocks charity fronts, mentions bankruptcy in Pross’s family, and laments graft in the liquor trade.
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Simon
Weekly
Passie
N. J
New York
A. F
Benny Pross
Pross Hs
Imon
Henny
Benny
American Federation of Labor
Pras
LaGuardia
Mushmauth O'Dwyer
West Lurtley
Lake Mashopae
Carpette Gantleness
Daly
Max Simeon
Sinton
Clive M Black
March of Dimes
Sarvivst
Vas Sue
Tntueritional
Pis Vittars
Teving
Franklin D. Foogevell
National Foundation For Tale
Pune
Polinil
Deving Haims
Wallnay
Aptos Ag “Holt
Nuor
Scout Round Table and Boy Scout Troop Formed at Saratoga Okaya
A Scoutmaster round-table will meet at Hope Fair park Boy Scout Hut Monday at 7 p.m. District Scout Commissioner Woodrow Castleberry, Clyde Coffee in charge, with local men on the program. Citizens of the Saratoga Okaya community organized a sponsoring institution for a Boy Scout troop on Feb 19. officers and a large group of Scouts and leaders were named.
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Hope Fair Park
Woodrow Castleberry
Clyde Coffee
Argil Wickman
Saratoga-Okaya
Leonard Hughes
A. Floyd Talrett
Leon Hughes
R. R. Coley
Morris Sanders
Loyd McJunkins
Thomas E. Bell
Herbert Hughes
Toe Hargis
Robert Gray
Forrest McCorkle
Charles McJunkins
Jack Russell
Harry Bowles
Jimmy Phillips
Horace Russell
Wayne Garner
Jerry Hargis
Coley
Irving Dildy
Clarence Marshall
Jack Gathwright
Autry Downs
James Toilet
Intercollegiate Cage Season Nearing End
United Press reports the college basketball season ends with three games. Stael Teachers beat Arkansas State of Jonesboro 51 to 43 to clinch Arkansas’ spot in the NAIB tournament in Kansas City starting March 8. Arkansas College Highlanders closed with a 61 to 52 win over Magnolia A and WM. The Scots posted their third victory. College of the Ozarks edged Henderson 43 to 38 after a tight first half.
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Jonesboro
Arkansas
Kansas City
Bears
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Batesville
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Henderson
Walcott Signs Bout Official for Louis Title Defense
Joe Louis set to defend his heavyweight title against Jersey Joe Walcott in June at Yankee Stadium after Walcott finally signed terms. Walcott will receive 39 percent of cross receipts, with a possible September rematch if he wins.
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Joe Louis
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Champ
Death of Negro Fighter Investigated
Hollywood February 23 UP Police and boxing authorities investigated the death of 20 year old lightweight Sie Joy De Catur who collapsed in the fourth round of his first pro fight at Legion Stadium. He had previously won 40 amateur bouts and was a star at Jefferson High. Herrera, 20, of Yuma, defeated him when a left hook and right to the jaw floored De Catur who lay motionless for minutes as doctors tried to revive him. The cause of death will be determined after a posthumous examination.
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Boxay
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Legion Stadium
Jefferson High School
Herrera
Ringsiders
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Carver
Tommy Hart
Be Catur
William F. Carver
Boxing Commission
Willie Ritchie
Rice Beats Arkansas To Move Second In Southwest Conf
Houston Texas April 28 Rice knocked Arkansas from second place in the 1948 Southwest Conference basketball race with a 67 to 49 victory in the opener of a two game series. Arkansas center George Kok suffered a leg injury in the second half and was the leading scorer with 11 points before leaving. Rice led 13 to 3 early and held a 27 to 23 halftime edge. Warren Switzer led Rice with 14 points while Ken Kearny finished with 11.
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Tex
Fels
Rice
Arkansas
Owls
Razor
Arkansan
George Kok
Warren Switzer
Ken Kearny
College basketball scores from AP night roundup
East New York Univ 83 over Rutgers 30 and Villanova 41 over Bucknell 40 lead a long AP result listing. Other notable results include Bridgewater St Johns 72, Rider 56, Maine 57 over Bowdoin 43, South Mississippi 59 over Miss State 37, LSU 36 over Louisiana Tech 36, Duke 58 over North Carolina 43, Kansas 45 over Nebraska 49, Cincinnati 55 over LaSalle 47, and several Nebraska and Oklahoma area games surrounding 40s to 60s.
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Duquesne
Rice
Citadel
Fransie Keath
Elizabethtown
Bridgeswater
Tennessee
Louisiana State
Mississippi
Miss. State
Norman Hankin
Lawrence Tech
NYU Violets Prep For Notre Dame Clash At MSG
NYU, undefeated, faces Notre Dame at Madison Square Garden after rout of Rutgers 83 66. College teams across conferences note bids for NCAA or NIT, with Duke and Cincinnati winning as Rice and others notch victories. Local notes include racing cutins, golf chatter, and a humorous line on training and travel.
Oaklawn Racing Results Snapshot
Weather fair and track muddy as Oaklawn showcases eight races. Purse sums range from 1,200 to 1,300 dollars with multiple claiming and allowances for four-year-olds and up. Wager winners include Kor Four-year-olds and up, Six furlongs, Time 1:13, plus Separate Check and Cherry Boy among top finishers.
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Sheppard
I Brown Valley
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Skoronski
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Fatuous
Sir Chester
Fallie
Slape
Drury
Lucky Doo
Grubb
Joybyrd H
Serf Beauty
Ply Pemon
Timmyros
Ello Horiey
Lady Dale
Servant Line
Cleo
Romary Ann
Craig
Miss Calls
Montgomery
Manifotad
Buckie
Ariel Over
Ponca
Stelly B
Aldale
Oscalady
Double ‘Blitzen
Connie's Baby
Skoronsk
Mighty Blow
Pekind
Benbrook
Royal Stew
Creek
Cherry Boy
Keeney
Velvet Heels
Prevash
Cherry Wine
Skorongkis
Gypsy Lea
Siv Blasker
River Pilot
Little Matt
Big Sui
Keone
Jim Boy
Gia ‘Vime Bia
Thunder
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Achon
Fights Last Night Reported Across Multiple Venues
Boxing card results include Dynamite Salas defeating Hobby Yaeger on points 145 143 in Hollywood California. Cha Williams outpoints Seyware Wusnueri in Worcester Massachusetts while Lu Ponted and Bhwenis also noted.
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Radio Schedule Highlights From New York Focused on Truth or Consequences
NBC expects dial swings around 7:30 PM for Truth or Consequences as Hollywood reports a Walking Man stunt. Weekend listings feature NBCs Life of Riley and Kay Kyser Show, CBS Suspense and Gang Busters, ABC Ross Dolan, and many others across prime time.
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New York
NBC
Hollywood
East Coast
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Kay Kyser
CBS
Vaughn Monroe
Colonel
ABC
Ross Dolan
Malone
Chicago ‘Theater
Katinka
RedCross
Wallace Berg
Milton Berle Gaus
$100 000 Race Today at Santa Anita
Arcadia Calif Feb 2 Rich man poor man and quite a few thousand others head to Santa Anita Park today for the eleventh mining of the $100 000 handicap Fourteen stakes contenders ranged from Palon to longshots like Cligs Day and Brabancon with heavy bets on Trust and Autocrat Weather promises fast track with a post near 5 12 o clock Autocrat Brabancon and Lilun are among leading contenders Eddie Arcaro rides Argentina and Johnny Leawday guides Witherspoon Gruns and Double Jay close behind
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Palon
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Trust
Autocrat
Suindard
Terry Burgullo
Miss du- Double Jay
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Lpis
Shannoy
Beidal Mower
Brabanevan
Lilun
Argentina
Eddie Arcaro
T'st
Johnny Leawdey
Gruns
Jauecrat
Double Jus
Radio Program Schedule Frantically Packed for Weekend
A dense slate shows stations listing events from 1:00 to 11:00 PM with musical programs, hosts, and live performances. The page includes band names, orchestras, church services, and news segments across multiple stations and dates.
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