Broadway Gossip Mixed Bag of Stage and Film Moves
Jackie Greason shifts between gangland film roles Broadway satire and a high paying solo act now at Billy Rose’s Diamond Horseshoe. Press buzz cites his comic promise and Broadway trend. A burglar hits Bert Nevins office and Arnold Reuben opens a sandwich cathedral with a 1 million cost.
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Jack O'Brian
New York
Jackie Greason
Jack White
Jackie
Broadway
Hollywood
Billy Rose
Billy
Bert Nevins
Arnold Reuben
Gustatory Cathedral
Kelly
Commodore Dutch
Damon Runyon
Court Docket from Hope Arkansas December 30 1946
Municipal and state docket entries list fines bonds and dismissals for disturbing the peace drunken driving speeding and assault and battery with amounts ranging from 5 to 50 dollars. Several defendants paid costs or had bonds forfeited and some cases dismissed on attorney motion. The text closes with a historical note on buffalo population on the Great Plains.
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Municipal Court of
Johnnie Henderson
Leo Crane
Bill McLarty
J. S. Logan
Evert Cash
Eules Palmore
W. E. Calhoun
Louie Cox
Ed Wilson
Katie Golston
T. R. Burnham
Bessie James
Prof
Atty
Riley Vickers
Martin Guthrie
Cleophes Hill
Ivy Wiley
Leon Keels
Perry Scroggins
J. T. Highknight
J. L. Key
100 Percent American Hypocrisy and Immigration Views
A columnist critiques postulates of 100 percent Americanism, arguing against xenophobia and bigotry. He questions immigration leniency, defends Anglo Saxon contributions, and stresses equality while condemning prejudice and noisy calls for tolerance. He notes science and industry progress by whites and the danger of misused rhetoric.
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New York
New Republic
Marshall Field
Klux
Europe
Congress
Edison
Jimmy Walker
Sports Roundup Highlights and Notes from Kingston to North Carolina
Veteran Kingston hockey official Mike Rodden refereed his 2 708th game and faces a spring of calls. Brooklyn’s Glenn Dobbs led the All All America Conference voting with 41 first place ballots. Barney Ross nearing hospital release within six weeks. North Carolina’s Carl Sneadly quips in Sugar Bowl context about weather and golf prior to a Georgia clash.
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Mike Rodden
Kingston
Ont
Brooklyn
Glenn Dobbs
Barney Ross
North Carolina
Carl Snavely
Carolina
Georgia
Large Field Sets Pace in San Carlos Handicap at Santa Anita
Arcadia Calif Jan 1 one of the richest sprint fields as 24 three year olds and up entered for the seven furlong San Carlos Handicap at Santa Anita with 18 likely starters. Sunshine Stable's Buzfuz and Let's Dance top likely bidders along with Occupy Quick Reward and Fighting Frank in a tight New Year's Day race.
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Arcadia
Calif
Santa Anita
San’ Carlos
Sunshine Stable
Buzfuz
Abe Jlirschberg
Norman Church
Louise Donovan
Frank
Lane College to Meet Arkansas A and M in Cattle Bowl
Lane College of Jackson Tennessee, favored to win, faces Arkansas A and M in the inaugural Cattle Bowl in Fort Worth. Both Negro colleges arrive in snowbound conditions with Lane at seven wins and one loss, Arkansas State at six wins, two losses and one tie. Kickoff is 2 20 p m, with about 5000 expected before bad weather reduced crowds.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Lane College of
Jackson Tenn
Arkansas A
Lane
Arkansas State
Famed American Composer Cadman Dies in California
Charles Wakefield Cadman aged 65 died in a California hospital after a heart attack. The composer of Land of the Sky Blue Waters and At Dawn ing was linked to Carrier Jacobs Bond and left behind more than 300 songs, an opera Shanewis staged at the Met in 1918 and 1919, and A Witch of Salem produced by the Chicago Civic Opera in 1926. His sister Mrs Mathew Casenic of Santa Monica was at his bedside. He never married.
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Los Angeles
Charles Wakefield Cadmar
Jacobs Bond
California Hospital
Mathew Casenic
Santa Monica
Cadman
Shanewis
Metropolitan
Met
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Notions of tolerance in a Civil War era speech
The speaker criticizes tolerance as hypocrisy and snobbery claiming many claim respect for others yet few truly love their fellow humans. He contrasts pretended tolerance used for political purposes with genuine regard for dignity and rights.
New Year Bowl Glut Sets Record with 19 Games
The 1846 college football season ends with a record 19 bowl games from Pasadena to Florida. UCLA meets Illinois in the Rose Bowl while Georgia faces North Carolina in the Sugar Bowl and Rice meets Tennessee in the Orange Bowl. All-Americas include Charlie Trippi and Dick Huffman.
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New York
Pasadena
UCLA
Illinois
Georgia
North Carolina
Rice
Tennessee
Louisiana State
Arkansas
Tar Heels
Charlie
Justice
Trippi
Miami
Vols
Dick Huffman
Owls
Weldon Humble
San Francisco
Elmer Madar
Michigan
Lousiana State
University of Hawaii
Utah
Honolulu
Cat Rescue Effort Continues From Ice Cold Tree Stand
Walter Brown of the animal welfare league climbed a 65-foot oak to rescue a stray cat stuck in the top branches since Friday. After three hours with a 30-foot snare pole the cat remained aloft. Brown planned another ascent with a safer approach and equipment.
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Chicago
the Mercury
Walter Brown
The
Animal Welfare League
Brown
Wind Cave Park’s fenced Black Hills habitat grazed by wildlife
Wind Cave National Park sits in the Black Hills as an 18-squat fenced area where ants deer and buffalo graze undisturbed within the protected tract.
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Wind Cave National Park
Black Hills
Tough Parker Team May Surprise LSU
Dallas January 1. The Arkansas Razorbacks enter the Cotton Bowl as underdogs to LSU. Arkansas features Clyde Scott Aubrey Fowler and Alton Baldwin with a strong defense and deep conditioning. LSU relies on Y A Tittle with a 196 average team weight around 196. The weather and dry field are seen as favorable for Arkansas. A crowd of about 4500 is expected.
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Dallas
Tex
Ozarks
Louisiana
Arkansas
Razorbacks
John Barnhill
Parkers
Tigers
L.S.U
Rice
Texas A
Tleet Clyde Scott
Aubrey Fowler
Eee
Lindsey Am
Baldwin LE Poe
Utirig Bisagant
Lively
Perpml Mnettes i. Gitde
Apedin Ay
Ballard
Thomas Worley
Sip
Cin, Roberts
Burg v . i Land
Oiy Minor Wimberley
Canada
Fowler
Knight
Fire fighting pilots save farm home in Odell Illinois
Two unidentified airplane pilots were credited with saving the home of Richard Grove when they spotted a roof blaze and buzzed the farm to raise the alarm. A Grove family member contacted the Odell phone operator who alerted rural subscribers to help extinguish the fire before the pilots departed unrecognized.
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Odell
Richard Grove
Grove
East vs West Shrine All Star Game Sets 60,000 Crowd
San Francisco crowds expected for the 22nd Shrine All Star football game at Kezar Stadium benefiting the Shriners Crippled Children's Hospital. East and West clash with West favored in forecasts as veterans Sid LeForce Mickey McCardle and Bill Mackrides lead the West attack. Kickoff at 4 p.m. CST.
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San Francisco
College Gridiron
Shriners’ Crippled Children’s Hospital
Kezar Stadium
Domer Norton
Texas A. & M
Lon Stiner
Oregon State
George Sauer
Kansas
Clyde LeForce
Tulsa
Mickey McCardle
California
Bill Mackrides
Nevada
UCLA Doped for Easy Win Over Illinois in Rose Bowl
UCLA and Illinois prepared for the 33rd Rose Bowl in Pasadena as 93,000 fans awaited a high scoring contest. The Bruins relied on quarterback Ernie Case and end Burr Baldwin with support from backs Cal Rossi Skip Rowland and Jerry Shipkey while Illinois eyed sprint champion Buddy Younz and a defensive emphasis.
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Bill Becker
Pasadena
Calif
Illinois
UCLA
Bruins
Ernie Case
Burr Baldwin
Cal Rossi
Skip Rowland
al Horsch
Ernie Johnson
Jerry Shipkey
Illini
Buddy Younz
Ray Eliot
Fighting Clins
Ohio State
California
Mac Wenskunas
Bini
Bert la Brucherie
Malmberg
Inhry
Pink elephant appears at Leicester clock tower celebration
Leicester observers witnessed a New Year’s Day event as a pink elephant, decked in pink trappings, was brought out by its trainer for the morning celebration at the clock tower.
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Leicester
England
Belief Trippi Will Click in Sugar Bowl
The Sugar Bowl features Georgia star Trippi leading rushing and passing for the unbeaten Bulldogs against North Carolina with 1366 yards and six interceptions among major bowl leaders. Justice and Wedemeyer also rank high in kickoff returns and punt returns as top bowl players.
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New York
Charlie
Trippi
Justice
National Collegial Athletic Bureau
Georgia
Bulldogs
North Carolina
New Orleans
John Rauch
Y. A. Tittle
Louisiana State
Arkansas
Ernie Case
UCLA
Llinois
Pasadena
Case
Oklahoma
Joe Golding
North Carolina State
Howard
Turner Toen
George Blomaquest
Golding
Turner
Wolfpack
Boomquist
Rice
Tennessee
Miami
Carl Russ
Rudy
Little Doc) Mobley
Harda-Simmmons
San Antonio
Denver
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Warren Butler
South Spring
Hattie Griffith
Ark
Ernsey
Don Griffith
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Calva
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Strickland
Dreds
Langhorne & Company Ealtors
Texarkana National Bank
Texarkana
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J. E.schooley
North Elm
Riley Cooper
West 17Th St
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Tilt-Ray Venetian Blind Co
County Avenue
Oelm
Alice Clayton
Cross Roads
Columbus Highway
Bob
Prescott, Ark
Robert A. Gammill
Great Plains
United States
W. R. Herndon
Hope Basket CO
Westler
King Features Syndicate
Barbara Stevens
Washington
Hogk
San Carlos
LSU
Harold V. Ratliff
Bob Elmore
S. Main
Harry Segnar
South Main Street
PINE
Mile East
MAYO
Texaco
PHO
Spencer
Ruth Dozier
S. Hervey Hope, Ark
Acon City Electric
Carl Jones Co
Savage Refrigeration
R. V. Herndon, JR
Allen Monument CO
Little Rock
Shreveport
Hope, Ark
Hope Auto Co
Tom McLarty
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