McFarland Challenged by Civil Rights Backers in Senate Race
Report outlines civil rights supporters criticizing Senator McFarland of Arizona in a crowded Senate race. The article cites opposition leaders pledging to confront McFarland amid party splits and concurrent Republican and Democratic maneuvering ahead of state and national elections.
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Washington
Dan
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McFarland
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Cortona
Ohio
Bhalevan
Colorada
Cano
Bra
Bhoaker Tuybuen
Teste Democratie
Lender McCormick
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Laidor Marin
Massachusetts
Sue New
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Pupnayl
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Marshall Butter
Maryland
Anitiea
Jbadktor Anderson
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Becwuse
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Bone Deserta
Girette Adsloiva
Qiette
Fragmented political rant on postwar loyalty and accountability
The piece critiques President Truman and allied officials over constitutional loyalties and wartime conduct, naming Westminster figures and media personalities. It argues for scrutiny of traitorous acts, condemning perceived Soviet sympathy while defending American civic duty and presidential authority. It invokes the Washington Post and Eleanor Roosevelt in the partisan debate.
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New York
Ayatem
Prewitt
Truman
Pitt
Impenchinl
David Ko Nin
Af Baton
Mresminin
Bia Ji
le Harman
Coolie
Unites States
Gould
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Teuman
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Sivangs
Washington Post
Elen Hoe -Roosevelt
Sho Pyer
Patlvety
Mooney
Eleanor Ravagvelt
A. J. Ksaprman
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Guild
Fromm champs bi champ in ten months tale
New York City College of New York sports page recounts Fromm champions in ten months amid injuries and shifting lineups. The piece notes notable players and recent games including a clash with John’s and a turning point as confidence grows despite setbacks.
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New York
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Winnee
City College of New York
Lethardie
Candy
Jose
the Toneh
Han Te
St John's
Olfer
Healman
Avtare City College
Minsith
Oklaloma
St. Habia
Louis to Meet Beshore in 10 Rounds
Louis prepares for a comeback bout against Beshore in a planned 10 round affair. Promoter and IBC sources note Louis seeks to prove punch power remains strong as a potential title bid looms with a possible 14th round finish referenced in prior matchups. Estimated crowd around 1,000, with telecast slated for 11 p.m. EST.
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Delralt
Major Ute
Cann Hoke
Durable Preddle
Roydder Hose
Lawhy
Che Harvlabvirg
Damery Veleen
Bayhare
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Toute
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Aeshore
Katwelzout
Ale Prenthin
Lid
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Comme Brion
Ardentry
Catten Beshore
Charles
Bushoer
Bexhore
Anyi Sb
Tornado Anniversary Remains Vague in Lumber Town Story
A fragmentary report recalls a tornado that struck a lumber town two years ago on January 3, leaving homes and businesses ruined. Some rebuilding occurred with sturdier structures and new trees and shrubs planted, though details are unclear and local memories linger.
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Warren
San
Corgel
Roundup of College Basketball and Golf Notes
New York sports column notes college basketball chatter with Adolph Rupp and Spivey, Bill Shalin in Lewsville, and a tally of 800000 basketball mags sold by a Boston department store last fall. Also mentions U clocks state loss to West Texas State, Wilt Tuynosa switching sports gear, and broader sporting updates as Bram fights fires.
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New York
Georgia
Adalph Rupp Fay
Wepivelky
Bill Shaln
Lewsville
Alten
Tuyere
Boston
Hepartmerit
U. of Ciocknant
West Texas
Tuynosa
Congress Opens with Budget Battles Amid Hectic Schedule
Congress begins its new session as presidents deliver the annual address and budget talks start. Committees on foreign affairs, armed services, commerce and taxes will scrutinize spending for defense and federal programs, while hearings shape the year’s legislative path. Several members will push for efficiency, though the workload promises long days and heavy debate.
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Washington
Atlantic
Congues
Thare
Congress
Neous Gary
Truptin
Union
Miwussge
Bress
Guedy
Driussage
Niin
Abel Pe
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Segate
Thoree
Imoney
Verbal Rebounds in Unclear Missouri Victory
Fragmented game notes describe tense exchanges after Missouri upset CONY. Milkevich and Staley quote disputed calls and taunts while Sarson and others react, reflecting a chaotic, overheard exchange amid the win.
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St. Ranagenmtive
Eddie Milkevich
St Plity
Tysoph Hob Sasson
Bob
Mikovich
Missouri
Sparky Staley
Mhe
Weiter
Cony
Sarsone
Ave
Sparky
Lin
City
Gleny
Sports Gossip and Coaching Changes Across Regions
The column surveys multiple sports figures including Ace Parker and Luke, notes Th he dugsn't getting a coaching post, mentions Josu Gatiga in New Jersey and Sky Williams in Pennsylvania on the same day, and reports Shortstop Jack Huesman trading hits with the Rochester Red Wings. It also references Ed Hicks in Blue Grass reacting to racing policy and Billy Loose’s past win, plus various career shifts and public figures across Virginia, Georgia, Pittsburgh, and Illinois.
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Luke
Ace Parker
Tua
Durham Bully
Carolina Antiwebyk
Ace
Doc
Nardighe Mush
ekAaining
Josu Gatiga
New Jersey
Sky Williams
Pennslvania
Tity Sam Day
New York
Jack Huesman
Rochester Red Wings
Pootey Aubert
Lexington
Russ Chet
Clemsyn
Georgia
Jake Mintz
Exnard Charles
M. C
Pittsburgh
Jake
Bowl Teams Now Take in the Gravy Bowl
New York reports a chaotic distribution of bowl winnings totaling about $2,000,000 across seven colleges including Oklahoma, Kentucky, California, Penn State, Texas, Baylor and Miami. Kentucky won 13–7, facing large conference shares while others receive varied percentages. Michigan, richest bowl entrant, gains a smaller cut, with conference allocations skewing to Big Ten and Pacific Coast members.
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New York
Dim
Oxlahoma
Kentucky
California
Penhesse
Texas
Chesmsar
Miami
Ryibelion
Oklshetla
Soonve
New Orleans
Wildcats
Pasadena
Pacific Coast
Mighison U8
Jef
Pius Jooves
Michigan
Se Gleest
Mithiin
Mher Conferynes
Whiverines
Ubbstl
Top Radio Programs This Week Listed By Networks
A reader’s guide to a busy lineup across NBC CBS ABC and MBS detailing shows such as Chameleon Detective Lone Ranger and Welk plus dramas religious programs and children’s fare with times ranging from early morning to evening across stations airing in January and February.
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Chameleon
Ely
Lawrence Welk
NBC
Nothington
Farrell
CBS
Social Security
House
ABC
Chile
Basketball results from early season games
A collage of scores shows St John beating Cony 47 44 and Viquesne defeating San Jose State 74 61. Michigan downed Purdue 60 47 while Lawrence Tech beat Penn State 67 38. Georgia Tech edged Laurive Berempeth 58 41 and Oregon State posted 61 ???
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CONY
Viquesne
San Jose State
Michigan
Purdue
Lawrence Tech
Penn State
Houston T. Drake
Oklahoma City
North Texas
Kansas Wesleyan
Citas
Kas
Wiians
Laivie Berempeth
Georgia Tech
Oregon State
Hope Teams Sweep Prescott In Triple Run Night
Hope teams hosted Prescott and swept three games with a 82 68 senior boys win led by England and Huddleston each with 14 points. Junior Bobkittens dominated 40 14 as Guilliams scored 14. Prescott’s Jones added 7. Hope girls defeated Prescott 45 37 with Mitchell scoring 22. Friday features junior and senior boys hosting Texarkana teams.
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Prescott
Bobcats
Fehs
Curly Wolves
England
Huddleston
Goodwin
Bobkitens
Guilliams
Jones
Hope Girls
Mitchell
Anc
Texarkana
Bradley Again on Top of Cage Poll
New York January 3. Bradley University remains No 1 in the final 1950 AP college basketball poll as Sugar Bowl champions extended their win streak to 13. Kentucky dropped to third after a Sugar Bowl first round loss to St Louis. Texas A&M rose as Baylor, Texas and Arkansas wins boosted the Aggies to 12 0. Indiana NC State Villanova Kansas State Wyoming and St Louis also ranked.
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New York
Bradley
Associa Press
Honos
Runoerip
Kentucky
Brayley
Pinehorn
A&m
St. Louis
Aggies
Baylor
Texas
Arkansas
Wildcats
Long Island University
Indiana
North Corolina State
Villanova
Kanye State
Wyoming U2
Oklahoma A&m
Braves
Tig’ Troit
Titans
Auburn
DePaul
LSU
Bowling Green
Ohio
Madison Square Garden
Missouri
Wyoming
Brigham Young
Skyline
Fights Last Night By The Aggoclad Press
Whitelaing N Iaggoclad preses summarize last night’s card with six bouts. Tammy Bazzano IW 24 Middletay Conn Gutpainted Sonny Levitch 148 New York. Phoenix Bobby Mitchell 187 Omaha knocked out John Donnelly 185 Los Angeles. Archie Moore 182 Toledo stopped Billy Smith 182 Oakland Calif.
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Whitelaing
Tammy Bazzano
Middletay
Conn
Sonny Levitch
New York
yPhoenix
Bobby Mitchell
cOmaha
John Donnelly
Los Angeles
Portland
Ove
Archie Moore
Toledo
Billy Smith
Oaklanc
Calif
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