Demaret Tops 1947 PGA Money Winners List
Demaret led the 1947 PGA money list with 275 936.85 dollars and the Vardon Trophy for the best scoring average. Runner up was Baby Locke of South Africa, ineligible for the Vardon Trophy. The PGA released top 25 money winners including Pemaret, Locke, Tiugan, Oliver, Ferrier, Palmer, \u00adMani Brom, Purgot, Worsham, Keyser, Worth Vines, Snead, Harrison, Heainer, Barbert, Schoux, Penna, Haas, Ghezzi, Patan, Laffoon, Middlecaff, Garon, Meiz, and Alexander. Estimates show about 10 percent of U S. workers have paid vacations. Free El Salvador is about twice the size of Vermont.
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Los Angeles
Jan
Jimmy Damaret
Texas
California
Harry Vardon
Professional Golfers Association of America Today
Kneayn
Demaret
Baby Locke
South Africa
Lloyd
Mani- Brom
Ed Purgot
Lew Worsham
Merman Keyser
Bill Worth Vines
Sam Snead
I. J. Harrison
Clayton Heainer
Micke Barbert
George Schoux
Toney Penna
Fred Haas, Jr
Vic Ghezzi
George Patan
Ky Laffoon
Cary Middlecaff
Herman Garon
Dick Meiz
Skip Alexander
Hope Industrial Corporation to Hold Stockholders Meeting
Notice under By-Laws of Hope Industrial Corporation announces an annual stockholders meeting at 7 30 p m January 12 1948 in City Hall court chambers Hope Arkansas for officer elections and other business. Quorum requires all stock represented in person or by proxy. Proxy forms should be executed and given to the stand proxy. Appoint a stockholder as proxy not a board member. By order of President Charles A Avinitaze Secretary.
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Hope Industrial Corporation
Hope
Arkansas
Wa Nat
Ipetars
Charles A
Cold War fears and political bomb in modern era
The piece argues the cold war mirrors historical political bombs, warning that a nontraditional war could unfold through disease, political maneuvering, and domestic treachery. It cites Hitler’s Austria conquest, Soviet moves, and alleged Western journalist bias to claim continuous treachery in wartime politics.
Police Probe TNT Shipment to Palestine
Federal and local authorities seek explanation why crates labeled as used industrial machinery contained TNT destined for Palestine. TNT discovered when a crate burst aboard the freighter Executor in Jersey City. 26 crates believed to hold 65,000 pounds of TNT. No charges announced. explosives export labeling questioned. customs and police widen search to associated crates and facilities.
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New York
Palestine
American Export Lines
Executor
Jersey City
State Department
Middle East
Jmonth
United Nations
General Assembly
Brons
Ald Tnt
Haboreg
Kata
Tel Aviv
Ni Oved Rl Company
Nawates
Oved
Phoenicia
Et Haife
Faye Har
Rae
Koep
Obscure wartime misstatements and auto repair hints
The text blends illogical wartime claims with auto maintenance advice. It asserts Costa Rica declared war on Germany in World War I, claims Poland war status with Russia, and references “White republics” and Hollywood figures, all nonsensical and not corroborated by historical records, presented as a garbled news snippet.
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Germany
Poland
Russia
Batt Browders
Pia Fey
Donkey Basketball Game at Blevins Saturday Night
The American Legion sponsors announce a Donkey Basketball game at Blevins Gymnasium at 7 pm Saturday January 10. Local players will ride the donkeys and the public is invited.
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Blevins
Blevins Gymnasium
The
American. Legion
Baseball in Good Financial Condition 1948 Outlook
New York January 5 The National Baseball League enters 1948 in the strongest financial shape of its history after drawing over 10 million fans last year. President Ford Frick says the league has no financial worries, while predicting a highly competitive flag race with eight clubs capable of winning. He notes NL teams are developing top talent, expects NL to beat the American League in six of the next ten World Series, and highlights ownership connections to several teams across leagues.
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New York
National Baseball League
Ford Frick
Rockefeller Center
National League
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadel
Chicago
Syracuse
Milwaukee
Houston
Mobile
Veterans Open Assignments Available for Former Service Members
The U S Army and U S Air Force Recruiting Office announces a range of assignments for ex servicemen. Options include infantry divisions at Ft Lewis and Ft Dix, armored divisions at Camp Hood and Ft Knox, airborne at Ft Bragg, engineer brigade at Ft Lawton, hospitals in El Paso and Springs, plus European and Far East commands. Eligible veterans may retain their discharge grade and families may receive a continued allowance. For details contact the recruiting office in Hope at phone 945.
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Hempstead
Nevada County
U.s.air Force
4Th Army
Ft. Lewis
Washington
2Nd Armored
Camp Hood
Texas
82Nd Airborne Division
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Ft. Lawton
3Rd Armored
Ft. Knox
Kentucky
4Th Infantry
St. Grd
California
Sth
Ft. Jackson
S. C
Ft. Dix
New Jersey
Ft. Sam Houston
Ft. Sill
Oklahoma
Ft. Sliss
William Beaumont General Hospital
el Paso
Army and Navy
U. S. Army & US
Air Force
Blull, Hope
VFW clubrooms to operate separately under council rules
Arkansas veterans of foreign wars will run clubrooms separately from parts of the organization. The VFW council of administration, meeting yesterday, approved operation rules and endorsed M. E. Woodson of Little Rock as candidate for national chartermaster general. In Camden a man was fatally shot at a grocery after an argument over food prices. The shooter claimed self defense and was released on bond. An Arkansas railroad company employee and father of two was killed. Jacksonville Chamber announces Arkansas first metal furnishings plant to use steel and aluminum, to be built in Jacksonville.
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Hiller
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Radia
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Misler
Hitler
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Seyss-Inquart
Aushia
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Russia
Giller
Partition
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Palestine
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Hamevigan
Esthenia
Latvia
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Daly
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Tran
Agaitiia
Little Rock
Jan
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Arkansas
VFW
Council of Administration
M. E.woodson
Arkansas Departiment
Camden
Silas Bowman
W. S. Smead
Ouachita Courtly Dome
T. Jones
Bowman
Jones
Mig Bowman
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce
Hiwisie Manufacturing Co
Owhile
Arkansas Orginanece
CR. Hackett
John Dovicks
Little Reck
Arkansas Leads Nation In Public Works Plannning Progress
Arkansas shows progress on federal public works backlogs with 27 million spent on planned projects amid a national lag. FWA reports one fifth of Arkansas plans completed versus one eighth nationwide. nine months 1947 saw 19.97 million in contracts, with state, county, and municipal shares noted.
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Washinton
Arkansas
Federal Works Agency
Ieal
FWA
Slump of Top Cage Teams Is Puzzle
The article surveys college basketball’s top teams and which powerhouses sag or rise, noting Utah Georgetown Temple California and others stumbling after promising starts while teams like Kansas State Louisville New York University La Salle and several others roll with long win streaks and mixed results. It highlights shifts in rankings and outcomes through January 5 as teams juggle prospects for national contention.
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Joe Reichler
New York
Kansas State
St. Louis
la Salle
Duquesne
North Carolina
Utah
Georgetown
Temple
California
Benson
Rocky Mountain
Madison Square Garden
Utes
St.John's
Brooklyn
Lasalle
Westminster
Pennsylvania
Vadal Peterson
Cincinnati
Hoyas
Santa Clara
Shack
Loyola of New Orleans
At. Louis
Louisville and Western
Kentucky
Loyola of Chicago
New York University
Colorado
Oregon State
Washington
Bears
St. Josephs
Philadelphia
Canisius
Buffalo
Wildcats
Louisville
George Washington
Hofstra
Western Reserve
Kirksville
Missouri
St. Louis Billikins
Liquesne
Carbondale
Georgia
Owa
Columbia
Providence
Clarkson and Regis
Denver
West Virginia
Bradley
Texas
Toledo
Seton Hall
Harline
Western Kentucky
Alabama
Illinois
Washburn
Galarado State
Ball State
Naliongt
Southwest Conference hoop bids begin as Texas leads
Seven teams open bids for the 1948 Southwest Conference basketball title with Texas and SMU, Baylor, Arkansas as top contenders. Texas meets Rice in Houston to start, while SMU vs Baylor headlines Dallas on Saturday. Kok leads with 206 points, Williams 147, Batey 145 in a tight scoring race.
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Carl Bell
Associated Press
Texas
Southern Methodist
Baylor
Arkansas
Rice
Houston
SMU
Mustangs
Bears
Dallas
Owls
Longhorns
Texas A. & M
College Station
Texas Christian
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Razorbacks
Stanford
San Franciseo
Parkers
San Francisco
Pepperdine
Los Angeles
Oklahoma Agates
Fort Worth
Texas Wesleyan
George Kok
Parker
al Williams
Bill Batey
Texas A
Mis
Hogan Leads Field in Los Angeles Open
Ben Hogan holds a three stroke lead at the $10,000 Los Angeles Open at Riviera Country Club with a one over par 72 needed to equal his 280. Bob Locke and Elsworth Vines moved into contention, while Ray Mangrum shot 66 and Roberto DeVicenzo added to a crowded leaderboard in a day of strong scoring and tight gaps.
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Los Angeles
Wini
Ben Hogan
Riviera County Club
Bob Locke
South Africa
Elsworth Vines
Pasadena
Ed Furjol
Bros
Hogan
Manarugh Boys
Locke
Vines
Dutcharrison
Chick Harbert
Tony Penna
Sirley Quick
Bre
Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight Nightlist of Shows
A dense OCR of a radio programming grid lists multiple programs and hosts across Monday through Tuesday with times, show titles, and performer names including Hop Harrigan Superman Captain Midnight Tom Mix Fulton Lewis Five Star Final News Today In Sports Henry J Taylor Dinner for Two Adventures of the Falcon Charlie Chan Gabriel Heatter and more. The fragmentary text reflects scheduling blocks, sponsored programs, and station identifiers with scattered errors and misreads.
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Hop Harrigan
Superman
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Henry J. Taylor
Charlie Caan
KXAR
Gabriel Heatter
Ted Weems
Nat Brandwynee
Amy Jan
Bill Boyd
Snutten Livestock Commission
Erskine Johnson
Johnson
Harold Turner
Social Security
Hop
MBS
Orin Tuckers
Oreh
Mutual Reports
Radio program rankings and tonight’s schedules
The Associated Press notes top radio programs as Fibber and Molly lead, with Benny close behind while a Republican leadership roundtable is set for 9:30 pm. Evening lineups include Cavalcade Drama, Your House Concert, Contented Convert, Inner Sanctum, Godfrey Talent Scouts, and Loretta Young Farmer’s Daughter, with Herter on the Marshall Plan. The Hooper ratings show Miss Hush fading yet Truth or Consequences slipping from earlier position.
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Associated Press Central Standard Time
MBS
Hooper
Renor
Fibber
Molly
Jack Benny
Bob Hose
Benny
Allen
Charlie McArthy
Radio Theater
Red Skelton
Atmos
Andy
Rob Hope
Walter Winchell
Truth Or Consequences
CBS
Godfrey
Loretta Young
Farmer
ABC
Opie Cates
Sammy Kaye
C.A. Herter
MHS
French brides allowed to stay for weddings in America
A trio of French war brides who missed the Dec 31 deadline for free entry were granted 90 day paroles by U S immigration authorities. They arrived in New Castle Delaware after missing LaGuardia due to an ice delay and will marry promptly to qualify for citizenship. The brides are Fernando David 23 to marry Harold Skaggs San Francisco Ann Sleine Loch 39 to Frank J Mukara Fall River and Marthe Dunas 25 to Roy Morrison Atlanta with Georges their three year old son.
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Jin
UPI
Ashe
U.S
New Castle
Del
York
Roy Morrison
Atlanta
Fergande
Derber
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