Coaches to Amend Sanity Code at National Meeting
New York January 6. Hundreds of college coaches and athletics officials converged for the annual convention of the National Collegiate Athletic Association. The executive committee plans amendments to the “sanity code” governing college athletics while meetings proceed through Wednesday.
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Tacwiy Gbeluymiea
Te Natal Callegiane Athletic Association
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Dutter
Dutter Gurl of Te Week, Is Scheduled To Hold Its List Subsluil Lutrarrayy
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Avy Oatis
Iwas
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Debates, radio, and public opinion in early Congress era
A reflective piece argues that debates in Congress and the press had limited reach in early times due to lack of radio and small circulations. It critiques how public opinion formed, noting leaders like Wagner and Wan er, and questions whether mass media truly shaped policy or merely amplified rhetoric.
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Menbers
Robert Wagner
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Willian
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Dleb
Aimeriva
Oltvas
Chicago
Wad
Clary Moone
Pulang
Tang Thureger
Market Report Poultry and Produce in Chicago and St Louis
Chicago market report shows weak but steady poultry and produce prices with receipts around 271,851 and mixed notes on top firm conditions. St Louis National Stockyards reports hogs uneven with steady weights, cattle steady to firm with varied offerings, and sheep markets not fully established amid bids and limited sales.
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Butler
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Tyne
ST. Louis Livestock National Stockyards
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St Lower
Hope Star 1899 1929 HopeArk Publishing Staff
The Hope Star details its publication, staff and basic circulation data, listing editors Paul H. Jones and Washburn, with location at 212 214 South Walnut Street Hope Arkansas. It notes Associated Press and NEA membership and outlines subscription and advertising rates. Grain market summaries follow, covering wheat soybeans corn and cotton movements in New Orleans and New York with price changes and futures activity.
New York Cotton Prices Fall on Market News
New York cotton futures declined sharply after mixed New Orleans data and trading guidance. Wavies closed at 29.13 to 20 a dal lower than prior close, with highs near 36.87 and lows around 34.05, while middling spot hovered near 85.9.
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PFI
General Long
New York
Jan
Wlan
Arkansas Razorbacks face uncertain start in Southwest Conference race
Speculation swirls over how Gene Lambert will balance offense and defense as Arkansas, the all time cage king of the Southwest, opens conference play with a 6-4 record. Critics question if the Razorbacks can handle Texas and SMU while visiting Baylor and face fast, strong opponents this season. Ross Pritchard shines as a sophomore wingback on the football team, scoring in the Dixie Bowl and drawing praise from fans in Birmingham as the program strives to rebound from a three-year title drought.
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Clyde Littlefield
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President Truman
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Philadelphia Bids for 1956 Olympic Games
Philadelphia submitted its formal bid for the 1956 Olympics, filing the application with the New York office of the United States Olympic Association through the Philadelphia Olympic Committee. The effort centers on the Quaker City as the host successor candidate.
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Philadlphia, Dan
Philadlphia
New York
Walled Slits Olyimpic Association
Philadelphia Olympic Corr
Fragmented OCR political clash stirs debate
A garbled account centers on Reynolds, Roosevelt, and a public debate. The piece hints at planned discussions, interruptions, and contested points amid a contentious broadcast or forum, with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.
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Roosevelt Nimoall
Wits
Walt Sradipeck
Intereupt
Anil Dawal
Willer
Michigan Top in AP Ballot Superpowers Poll
New York Jan 6 The AP poll of 357 writers favored Michigan as the top college football power over Notre Dame by 226 to 119 with 12 undecided after Michigan’s 49-0 Rose Bowl win over Southern California. Notre Dame had led the regular poll with 146 points and 107 first-place votes.
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Associated Press
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Aittle
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Irish
Wildcats
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Indiana
West Coast
Trojans
California
Te Jowcert
Texas
Congress Republicans Push Inflation Scrutiny on Radio
Congress leaders in a half hour radio broadcast blamed the White House for high prices. Taft and Halleck argued inflation stems from government plans while Republicans urge production, tax cuts, restrained spending, and cautious foreign aid. Martin predicted tax relief passage and GOP pledges to curb unnecessary spending.
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Taft
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
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GOP
Halleck
Indiana
Martin
Millikin Confo
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Carrol Reeve
Congress
Ameries
Basketball Results From The Midwest and Beyond
The Associated Press tally lists scores across colleges and teams: Ohio State 41 over Western Michigan 36, Northwestern 47 over Tulane 62, Wisconsin 59 over Minnesota 30, Purdue 58 over Indiana 49, Missouri 44 over Michigan State 04, Notre Dame 77 over Georgetown 69, Kansas City junior college 42 over William Jewell 39, Texas 49 over Rice 44, Colorado A&M 53 over Montana 60, Regis Denver 48 over Denver 5% amid a broad set of results.
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Kentucky
Miami
Iowa
Ohio State
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Atsi
Tulneis
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Radio Networks Set for Truman State of the Union Broadcast
Arrangement across networks to carry President Truman’s annual State of the Union before a joint session of Congress. Truman expected to speak about 40 minutes with coast to coast realignment from 12:10 to 2:15 p.m. Tuesday evening listings show NBC CBS ABC and MBS schedules featuring talk shows dramas and detective series.
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Associated Press Central Standard
President Truman
Penn State and SMU Split Cotton Bowl Gate Money
Reports of dissension surrounded Penn State and SMU as they split the Cotton Bowl gate money. Penn State earned 664,493.59 while SMU received 701,45g, with SMU’s first 5,000 of its share automatically sent to the Southwest Center. Coach Bob Mavy acknowledged dissatisfaction with the bowl site.
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Radio Schedule Fragment With Various Programs and Hosts
A dense list of radio programs and hosts appears, naming shows such as Superman Capt Midnight and Fulton Lewis, with times and station tags, across a chaotic lineup. The morning and evening blocks include sports, music, talk, farm reports, and variety programs, featuring many named personalities and show titles.
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Arthur Gaeth
Saenger
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Pottingly
Dave Lewinter
Orch
Sonny Durham
Art
Mooney
Brazil Exports Mirror World Share Shifts 1910 to 1920
Brazil exported roughly as much mubher in 1920 as in 1910. In 1910 the 14 to 20 thousand ton export accounted for about 90 percent of world supply, while in 1920 it represented about 10 percent.
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