New five room house on East 16th street for sale
An assortment of local real estate listings offers several houses with four to six rooms, garages, and varied lots, including 921 East Sth Street and 208 West 13th Street. Prices begin with down payments around 145 to 160 dollars and monthly payments near 24 to 33 dollars. FHA and GI loans noted. Foster-Ellis Real Estate listed. Also a note on Persian pottery reflecting social status.
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East 16Th Street
East Sth Street
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West Avenue
Beverly Hills
Court Notices Cite Parties and Dates in Bid Notice
Cc E Weaver Clerk by Owera Evans DC W S Atkins Attorney for Plaintiff Lyle Brown Attorney ad litem seal Dec 15 22 29 Jan 5 including list of dates and parties involved in filing and scheduling actions in the case record.
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Cc. E. Weaver
Owera Evans
D.C
W. S. Atkins
Atty
Lyle_Brown
John L. Wilson, Jr
John P. Vesey
Fair Enough By Egner Pegler on Unionism Editorials
The author urges students to resist teacher influences on unions and criticizes editorial bias in major papers. He attacks the International Ladies' Garment Workers' and Dubinsky, calling the union private and coercive, funded by assessments to nonmembers, with alleged European spending and wartime covert actions. He targets the Times while defending a reformist stance.
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New York Times
Times
David Dubinsky
International Ladies’ Garment Workers
Zofl Aakey
Labor
Dubinsky
Europe
Roosevelt
Elliott
Notice of Answer in Springs vs Springs Chancery Case
In Hompeigada County court, Lile W Springs files against Linda M Springs. Defendant Linda M Springs must appear within thirty days to answer. Witness dated December 22, 1948, with court seal and attorneys listed.
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Aslee Gibson
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Offhmpstead
Chancery Court
Hompeigada County
Lile W. Spri
Linda M. Springs
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Lile W. Springs
C. E. Weaver
Cleck
W. S. Atkins
Lyle Awn
Ally
Bowl Games Debate Marks 1949 NCAA Meet in San Francisco
At the NCAA convention in San Francisco, president Karl Lebi criticizes postseason bowls as commercialized, urging reforms that would class bowls like Rose Cotton Sugar and Orange with the Shrine East-West charity game. The session also previews debate on the platoon system amid coaches committees and trustees nominees.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Karl Lebi
University of Town
NCAA
Victor O. Schmidt
Lebi
Shrine
American Football Coaches’ Association
Harvey Harman
Rutgers
Presbyterian and church activities in Prescott area weekly note
Prescott News reports midweek services across local churches on Wednesday evening. Presbyterians, Assembly of God, Central Baptist, First Christian, and Methodist groups hold practices and services. W C T U and 47 Bridge Club meet. Women of the Presbyterian Church US complete January gathering with reports and missions. Local university students Pat Fore and Sonny Tompkins return to Arkansas.
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Bridge Club
Jimmie Duke
The
Presbyterian Church U
Pat Fore
Sonny Tompkins
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville
Fort Smith
Local social notes from Hope Star publication
Highlights include visits and weekend guests across Hope and Camden. Mrs. Lelia Hayes returned from Greenville Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Saxon Regan hosted Ed Wilberg and wife en route to California. several local families hosted or visited relatives in Camden, Clarksville, and College Station with students from State Teachers College and A and M College noted.
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Saxon Regan
Ed. Wilberg
Anoka
Minn
California
Sue Jones
Dotty Yancey
State Teachers College
Conway
Horace Jones
Island romance drives family upheaval in Marshallville tale
Sixteen year old Merry Carlson copes as her father Kin divorces Susan and plans a new marriage to Melissa Stafford in August. Susan mucks through illness and relocation to St Vincent's Island where she buys a house from Carter Bagby while Merry explores youth with Tip Kennedy and Marshallville friends. Kin's remarriage announcement shocks them. the narrative follows a summer of parties, loyalties, and looming change.
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Merry Carson
Kin
Susan
Jane
St. Vincent's
Carter Bagby
Carter
Merry
Tip Kennedy
Tip
Chick
Jacksonville
Windsor
Sway
St. Vincent
Marshallville
Ciclito Lindo
Marshalsville
Melissa Stafford
Melissa
Ceruveticut
Lissa
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Dillard Named Outstanding Comeback Athlete of 1948
New York January 1 1948 Harrison Dillard top hurdlers in nations year end AP poll. He missed Olympic hurdles but won 100 meters in London and helped U S win 400 meter relay earning 57 points across 96 writers. Stan Musial, Tony Zale and Joe Louis also high finishers.
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New York
Harrison Dillard
Baldwin Wallace
Villard
Bill Porter
Dillard
America
Barney Ewell
Jesse Owens
U.S
Associated Press
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Joops
Musial
Tony Zale
Rocky Graziana
Marcel Credan
Joe Louis
Joe Watcott
Earied
Toughest Hurdle Faces Parkers in Opener
Fayetteville Jan 6 The Arkansas Razorbacks face Baylor in their Southwest Conference basketball opener tonight. Baylor, last year’s conference champion, is expected to repeat. Arkansas shares improvement and will battle a balanced Baylor lineup led by Gwens Heathington and Johnson. Rabineau is sidelined with an injury. Sparkplugs Campbell Ambler and Kearns pace Arkansas. This is the first season Arkansas opens Southwest play at home against Baylor.
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Arkansas Razorbacks
Baylor
Bears
Razorbacks
James
Red) Gwens
Don Heathington
Bill Johnson
Olympic
Jackie Rabineon
Johnny Campbell
Bob Ambler
Ken Kearns
Southwest
Waco
Oil Operator Shot Three Times at Camden
Camden dispatch reports A B Buck Turner an 11 year old oil operator was shot three times in his Stepheny home last night. Sheriff Bill Smead said Turner was taken to a Camden hospital and his condition was not serious. Smead continued an investigation as local authorities pieced together events surrounding the incident.
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Smead
Prescott Falls to Hope Cagers Led by Sutton
Hope Juniors beat Prescott 54 to 34 as Buddy Sutton and Hackett led the scoring with 13 points each. Stovall fed Prescott for 12 while R Barbaree topped Hope Juniors with 11. Tonight the Hope Legion plays Spring Hill at 8 and Wednesday January 12 hosts Emmet.
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Jack Hopkins
Prescott
Hope
Sutton
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Hackett
Stovall
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Hope Legion
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North Heights
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Emmet
Mrs Kasenkina Receives Into Catholic Church
New York January 4 Mrs Oksana Kasenkina the Russian school teacher who escaped the Soviet consulate last August was received today into the Bonin Catholic church of the eastern Ukrainian rite The Rev Marianus M Horishky announced she attended confession and received holy communion at St George s Ukrainian Catholic church Kasenkina 52 is living quietly here writing her memoirs after recovering from her three story leap from the Soviet consulate After her leap to avoid being returned to Russia she was confined to hospital for weeks She is now walking without crutches Her act prompted protests from the state department and led to the closing of Russian and U S consulates in both countries
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New York
Oksana Kasenkina
Marianus M. Horishky
St. George's
Kasenkina
Sulaieo
Russia
State Department
U. S
Natives Cast a Spell Over Yap After Theft
Pearl Harbor January 4. Navy officials asked tribal sorcerers to cast a spell on Yap island after $2100 vanished from a navy sponsored copra warehouse safe. A sacred symbol was hung on the wall and $1100 was returned, leaving $1000 missing. A local man later confessed to stealing the money and received a three year navy court sentence. The spell was lifted.
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Navy
Speeding summons sparked protest over officer names
An outraged Buffalo resident complained about a speeding summons written by Patrolmen Walter J. Swift and Robert H. Good. The citizen objected to the phrasing Good and Swift in the citation and urged authorities to stop the clowning. The swift duo were assigned together in a patrol car.
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Basketball Results From East Midwest and South
East results see LaSalle 73 Muhlenberg 56 CCNY 53 St Johns 56 George Washington 71 Manhattan Syracuse 49 Cornell 44. Midwest Oklahoma 38 Kansas 36 St Benedicts 54 Southwestern Kas 41 Kansas Wesleyan 64 College Emporia 47 McPherson 46 Friends 38 Kirksville Ma 48 Loras 40 Southern Illinois 63 Culver-Stockton 49 South Phillips Gilers 54 Louisville 50.
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