Tennessee Jamboree and Musical Miniature Variety Hour
Radio listings show a dense schedule of musical acts and talk segments including the Blackwood Bros Quartet, Baxter Melody Boys, Queen for a Day, and Lanny Ross Show. Also featured are Church of Christ programs, Rhythm Ranch Hands, and various news segments with Gabriel Heatter, Fulton Lewis Jr., and others amid the Home Edition lineup.
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Roavh
Tom Mix
Gebriel_ Heatter
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Straight Arrow
Peter Salem
Bill Henry
the Tornadoes
Frank Edwards
Harry James
Mutual
John Bosman
Faith In
Walter Mason
Bob Poole
Kate Smith Spearke
Lanny Ross
Suttons
Lvester Sale Rhythm Ranch Hands
Selon Serenade
Tax Court Rules Nitti Owes Tax On Extortion Gains
A U S tax court decision holds Frank Nitti owed taxes on illicit gains from his Chicago Hollywood extortion network. Nitti, linked to Al Capone, was part of moves that funded the movie union rackets and influenced labor leaders. the court orders about 441000 dollars in deficiencies and penalties, limited by assets.
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New York
U. S
Frank Nitto
Nitti
Hollywood
Nitto
al Capone
Prohibition
Truman
Départment of Justice
American Federation of Labor
Calone
A. F. of Ls
Executive Council
William Green
International Alliance of
Fheatriealtage Electricians
Moving Picture
Movie Union
Building Service
Green
Joseph Padway
A. F. of L
George Browne
Willie Bioff
Chicago
Illinois
Bioff
California
Chicago Bridewell
A,fl
Browne
Bisff
Nitta
James A. O'Callaghan
Togues
Nitro
Willi Bioff
Padway
Roosevelt
Louisville
Cirecla
Sonatines Cireclla
Motion
Browne, Bioft
Cucela
Nitty’ l
Wien
Legion to Play Emmet Cagers Here Wednesday
The American Legion basketball team plays the Emmet Sky Chiefs here Wednesday night starting at 8 o clock. The Emmet boys downed the Legionnaires show before Christmas in a close contest.
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Legion To
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American Legion
Emmet
Legionnaires
Colleges Start Play in Conferences New York
College basketball resumes after Christmas trips as major conferences begin title chases. Ill inois and Wisconsin top the Big Ten with 7-2 records as key early matchups unfold, while regional top fives from the Midwest South and West are listed by performance. Major games tonight include La Salle at Western Kentucky, Kentucky at Arkansas, and Ohio State at Bradley amid ongoing roundups of tournament champions and bowl results.
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New York
Big Ten
Illinois
Wisconsin
Doast
Long Island U
Holy Cross
DuQuesne
Yelanova
St. John's
Southwest
Arizona
Texas Christian
Far West
UCLA
Washington
San Francisco
Southern California
LaSalle
Western Kentucky
Philadelphia
Long Island
Muhlenberg
Kentucky
Arkansas
Ohio State
Bradley
Renwa
Cornel
Rutleys
Michigan State
Indiana
Utah
Loyola Chicago
Oklahoma City
Wyoming
Bradey de Dixie
North Carolina State
Penn State
Misgoud
Okahoma
SL. Louis
Navy
Tennessee
Drakear
Top college teams seek to add to 1948 record in bowls
New York reports five of the top ten teams seek to add to their 1948 standing in post season bowls from Honolulu to Florida. Oklahoma California Rice and Kentucky favored in the four headline games with Oklahoma second behind Notre Dame in the Sugar bowl. California ranked No. 3 over Ohio State in the Rose bowl, Rice No. 5 over North Carolina in the Cotton bowl, Kentucky No. 11 over Santa Clara in the Orange bowl. Missouri edge over Maryland at the Gator bowl marks a reversal in form. Six more bowls list matchups including Stanford Hawai i and Emory Henry. Western All-Star beat the West 24 6 in Shrine game in San Francisco.
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New York
Honolulu
Mid-Pacific
Florida
Associated Press
Oklahoma
California
Rice
Kentucky
Calif
North Carolina
Daling
Santa Clara
Miami
Jacksonville
Fla
Missouri
Maryland
Adda
Georgetown
Texas
Paso
Washington, D. C
Heyas
Tampa
Pla
Wofford
Florida States
Handwiy
Stanford
Hawaiii
Orlando
Emory Sod Henry
St. Vincent
Galveston
Tex
McMurry
Missouri Valley
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona State
Navier
Ohio
Houston
Wilk
jPeamc View
James
Forns
Western All-Stary
San Francisco
Rates and Funds Tax Question in Willcox Case
The text analyzes whether funds misappropriated with owner knowledge are taxable income for payers under Willcox. It argues that payments made knowingly do not render payers liable for income tax, though recovering misdirected funds may be possible before tax laws apply. It notes the Willcox ruling does not support taxing funds fraudulently seized from others.
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Browne
Bloff
Otmoner
Geelrine
Coms Nossiuier
Willcox
New York Sports Roundup of Last Year’s Highlights
A fragmented New York sports wrap highlights a chaotic year with basketball surges and boxing clashes. Names like Shapiro Saddler DiMaggio Kramer Gavilan Robinson and Pep surface amid coaching changes and marquee events across cities and venues.
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New York
Dave
Shapiro
Joe
Willie Pep
Sandy
Mareh
Baltimore
Big Dan Ofgram
Rene Herrerias
Pvilativ
Penn
Bob Wiggins
Aph
Keeler
Atlanta
Saint i
Mike Jacobs
Jack Kramer
Forest Hills
DiMeggio
Lneup
Mad
Kid Gavilan
Catskill
Ray Robinson
Cary Middlecoff
Bam Snead
Fragmented Texas blotter item on FAEP account balance
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Texas location and an entry linked to FAEP with a total balance of eight. The readable parts are insufficient to identify people, organizations, dates, or the full event details.
Arkansas Sees Fewer Violent Deaths in New Year
Report notes a decline in violent deaths across Arkansas, with officials highlighting improved safety. The summary references nationwide comparisons and notes data from early year figures without detailing specific incidents or causes. Local authorities urge continued efforts to maintain the downward trend.
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Arken
Congress Opens Final Session Before 1941 Elections
Washington dispatch notes Congress resumes its final session before the 1941 elections as lawmakers return amid hopes for better lighting and tempers in a busy year. The piece also lists a spate of violent incidents last week, including a double murder near Monticello and 86 storm-related deaths in Arkansas and neighboring areas.
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James Marlow
Washington
Congress
Washugutn
Swamner
Worknson
House
Senate
Jean
Fias Weekuns
Bebsion
Negry
Little Rock
Vesta Williams
Earl McCoy
Nephees
Drew County
Jack Towler
Monticello
Hamp Williams
McCoy
Wilmar
Williams
Ianaas Naty-Sayen
Lowly Sneak Turns Tide in Stone Bowl Game
In Walla Walla on January 2, IUPI A brazen quarterback sneak helped the Hornets upset the all-stars 76 in the Stone bowl classic at the state prison. The Hornets claimed the trophy a stalk of fresh bananas as guards watched and visitors numbered about a hundred.
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Walla Walla
Wash
IUPI
Hornets
Chuck
Corey
Jack Egan
Bill Egan
Porkers Meet Stout Kentucky Wildcats In Arkansas Clash
Arkansas Razorbacks travel to face Kentucky Wildcats in a Sugary Bowl era matchup as coach Adolph Rupp’s squad, led by Bill Spivey and a crop of sophomores, aims to prove itself against a taller opponent. Arkansas arrives from Fayetteville with center Bob Ambler joining the regular lineup. Kentucky has already claimed a Sugar Bowl crown and seeks to extend its fast start.
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Kentessy Wildcats
Kentucky
Arkanan
Tig Razorbacks
Lexington
Rkansas
Big Bob Ambler
Walter Hirgeh
Rupp
Arkiin
Wildcats
Villanova
Bradley
New Orleans
Arkansis
Zames
Oklahoma A
Louisiana State
Ulingis
Indiana
Wye
Rosu
Southwest Conference Play Opens With Mixed Nonleague Mark
The Southwest Conference season begins with several key matchups and a history of tough nonconference results. On Wednesday Rice meets Texas Christian in Houston, Houston hosts Texas A&M against Southern Methodist, and Arkansas faces Texas at Fayetteville. Thursday features Rice versus SMU in Houston and Texas A&M versus Texas Christian in College Station. Saturday’s slate includes Texas against Baylor at Waco, with the schedule reflecting the conference’s uneven nonleague performance.
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Dalis
Tex
Rice
Texas Christian
Houston
Young A
Southern Methodist
College Staton
Ad Arkansas
Texas A Fayeteville
Country Club Fire Loss Placed At 500000
Reports say the Westmoreland Country Club suffered extensive damage in a blaze that interrupted a holiday party. An estimated 500000 in losses covered the charred building and furnishings. Firefighters fought the flames before crews could access the interior as guests and city officials observed the scene.
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Pittsburgh
Westmoreland
Bincis
Ciizehn
Clik
Tewasures
Wumbat
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Wasthrack Paglar
King Features Syndicate
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