New House Completed in Beverly Hills Addition
ONE NEW HOUSE COMPLETED in Beverly Hills Addition with construction on three more starting immediately. Buy your lot now and build this spring. Lots available with cash or small down payment, 300 percent GI loans and 40 and 90 percent FHA towns. Foster-Ellis Real Estate Insurance Loan 108 East Second. Room Cottage and other residences for sale with varied prices and terms arranged. Tyler Realty Service 119 Cotton Row 631.
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Beverly Hills
Chancery Court Case No 6917 in Hempstead Ark
In Hempstead County Arkansas Chancery Court case No 6917, plaintiff gE W PAUCETY appears against defendant WILL HILSON and others. The record lists parties and a civil action awaiting further proceedings in the court.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
Ge. W. Paucety
Mystery of Sam Carp and Molotov ties in Bridgeport
Westbrook Pegler recounts a convoluted tale around Sam Carp of Bridgeport Connecticut, linked by marriage to Molotov and alleged to have carried a large Russian-funded sum in the United States. The piece notes Acheson intervened, the un-American activities committee stalled, and Carp’s vague memory of commissions while denouncing officials and the Roosevelt era court of public opinion. Pegler also mentions Clare Boothe Luce’s private probe, Leigh Dandenberg, and media figures entwined with postwar political drama in Connecticut.
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Sam Carp
Bridgeport
Conn
V. M. Molotov
United States
Dean Acheson
Alger Hiss
Carn
Greenhorn
Conneticut
Molotov
Acheson
Cerainly
Carp
Department of Justice
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Roosevelt
Brother Sam
Connecticut
John Rankin
Mississippi
Congress
State Department
Hitler
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Len Carp
New York
Kremlin
Clare Boothe Luce
Fairfield County
F.C. C
Dandenberg
Quentin Reynolds
Dieppe
Normandy
Hollywood
Clive
France
Duncberg
Committee On All American Activities
Fury
Danenberg
Cordell Hull
Danenbergs
Prussia
Ton
Eleanor Roosevelt
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Donenberg
Presk Alhaugh
Danenverg
Dan Samlenberg
Radio Schedule and Themed Program Guide from Sparta Station
A dense listing of radio programs and hosts across daytime and evening slots. Entries include Adventure Parade, Captain Midnight, Newsreels, various orchestras, talk shows, and music programs with multiple hosts such as Tom Mix, Erskin Johnson, Hy Gardner, and Kate Smith. Includes time markers and station segments like News, Market Reports, and Sign-Off.
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Tom Mix
Sparta
Fulton Lewin, Jr
Erskin Johnson
Chuck Foster
Gere Willam
Mutual News
Dan
Four Knights
Hilbilly
Nashville
Victor H. Lindlahr
Ce Heattec
Lanny Ross
Kate Smith
Lameheon
Sardi's
Dan Zews
John Daniel
Melody Mustangs
Eddy Arnold
Golden Hope Chest
Mavie
Ozark Valley
Johnson Family
Midnight
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Notorious Notions and Radio Schedules Amid Turbulent Times
A chaotic radio lineup in New York spans NBC CBS and ABC with programs featuring Burns and Allen Ethel Barrymore and Abbott and Costello. The text shifts to a political inquiry into government influence and credentials amid wartime reporting, detailing Danenberg Roosevelt and Hull, and ends with questions about missing funds and press integrity.
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New York
Lhursényi
NBC
Henry Alfrich
Burns and
Arlen
Ed Gardner
Dorothy Lamour
Ingrid Bergman
Fred Waring
CBS
FBI
Mr. Keen Tracing
Ethel Barrymore
James Wilton Playhouse
ABC
Theater
TSA
Abebott and Costello
Manhattan
Jo Stafford Shaw
James Hilton Playhouse
Theater USA
Abeott and Costello
Matlan
New Time
Boryla Tops Nation in Scoring for Duke? Wait, Denver
Denver's Vince Boryla rises to the nation's scoring lead with 175 points in eight games, averaging 21.9, edging Ohio State's Dick Schnitiker (21.7) and Cincinnati's Ralph Richt er (21.6) as college basketball's early point-scoring race tightens.
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New York
Denver University
Vince Boryla
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Dick Schnitiker
Ralph Richter
Cincinnati
Joe Noertker
Virginia
Colgate
Ernie Venderwexhe
Minnesota
Illinois
Wnreld
Vanderweghe
Woman Named in Attempt to Bribe Cagers
New York January 6 UP A plump brunette identified as the feminine decoy in an alleged attempt by gamblers to fix a college basketball game was called for further questioning by District Attorney Frank Hogan. He seeks to learn if a national syndicate backed the $1000 bribe offered to Dave Shapiro George Washington University co captain to throw a Madison Square Garden game. Sylvia Brill 24 sister in law of Joseph Aronowitz one of four men held on $50000 bail for grand jury action on attempted bribery charges was questioned yesterday. The case involves four men and a Miami Ka resident with potential five year terms if convicted with a grand jury hearing scheduled for next Tuesday.
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New York
Frank Hogan
Hogan
Dave Shapiro
George Washington University
Madison Square Garden
Sylvia Brill
Joseph Aronowitz
Hagan
Shapiro
Feu
City
Aronowitz
Philip Klein
William Rivlin
Newne
Jack Levy
Miami
College Basketball Scores From East and Midwest Polls
East results show Holy Cross 64 over Harvard 48 and Princeton 68 over Pennsylvania 52. Midwest features St Louis 57 over Bradley 44 and DePaul 89 over Oklahoma Angles 32. Southwest and Far West scores include Bayley 41 over Arkansas 37 and Idaho 60 over Oregon 52. Other notes list TV programs and schedules.
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Associated Press
Holy Cross
Harvard
Columbia
Fordham
Villanova
Rutgers
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Midwest
St.ouis
Bradley
DePaul
Oklahoma Angles
Pittsburgh
Kas
Arkansas State
Jonesboro
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Chillicother Bugness
Centenary
Southwestern Louisiana
Bayley
Arkansas
Idaho
Oregon
San Jose State
Montana
Oakland Butners
St. Marys
Calif
Stafford
New Time
MBS
Hollywood
Boudreau Named Athlete of the Year in AP Poll
New York January 6. Law Boudreau player manager of the world champion Cleveland Indians was named athlete of the year for 1949 in the AP year end poll. He narrowly beat Bob Mathias of Tulare California in a close point tally based on firsts seconds and thirds from 99 sports writers.
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New York
Law Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Associated Press
Cleveland
Bob Mathias
Boudreau
Mathias
Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
Braves
Boston Red Sox
Tribe
Indians
Lou
Ted Williams
Jong
Champion Eagles of Philadelphia Up for Sale
The Philadelphia Eagles, champions who won the NFL title 19 days ago, were placed up for sale with asking price between $250000 and $30000. Owned by Alexis Thompson, the club reportedly posted a $32000 loss this season despite the title and peace stance with the All-America conference.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Eagles
Alexis Thompson
Social Security Hike Proposed by Bipartisan Group
Washington dec three lawmakers McGrath Wagner and Murray from Rhode Island New York and Montana and Rep Dingell Michigan introduced legislation for higher social security benefits a national prepaid medical system and extended coverage. The bill seeks to expand old-age and survivors insurance lowering disability and sickness gaps while liberalizing unemployment programs. The Surinam toad carries its eyes in skin pouches on its back and releases young after the tadpole stage.
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Dec
House
McGrath
Wagner
Murray
D-Mont
Dingell
Mich
Surinam
Racing Attendance and Betting Decline in 1948
New York reports a继续 decline in 1948 racing attendance and betting. Attendance fell about 7.27 percent from 1947 to roughly 24.18 million across 2,457 racing days in 21 states, while betting topped around 1.9 billion dollars. New York led in wagering with 338,028,308, and California posted the highest attendance at 3.10 million. Oregon saw the smallest turnout, affected by the Portland Meadows shutdown after 13 days.
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New York
Treasuries
Associated Press
Haess
California
Oregon
Cheffly
Portland Meadows
Delaware
West Virginia
Arizona
New Mexico
Louisiana
Arkansas
Queen Mary Sails Despite Leaks and Delays
The Cunard liner Queen Mary sailed for New York with leaks in her hold sealed by concrete plating and faced delays from bad weather and mud. Officials estimate the delay cost 380,000 while the ship is expected to reach New York by Monday, as the caps and plugs aim to maintain speed.
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Southampton
Eng
Cunard
New York
Bowers Named State Industrial Engineer
Charles Bowers of Helena will be the next industrial engineer for the Arkansas Resources Development commission. His selection was announced by Wayne Fletcher who will become director for the commission after Gov elect McMath takes office. Bowers has been industrial engineer for the Helena Chamber of Commerce for the last three years.
Legion Romps Spring Hill 63 to 23 in Hope
The Hope Legionnaires led by Pony Reaves with 13 and Doc Porter with 19 points defeated Spring Hill 63 to 23 at Hope High School. Hope pulled away in the second period after a tight first half, with Yamios and Ross delivering strong defense. Next, Hope faces North Heights of Texarkana, a highly regarded independent squad, in a game expected to draw a large crowd.
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Hope Legionnaires
Pony Reaves
Doc Porter
Spring Hill
Hope Hish School
Saying Hill
Hope
Legionaires
Yamios
Ross
Martin
Roland
Ope Toach
Robertson
Callins
Reece and
Rothwell
Seerer Porter
Higgason
North Heights
Texarkana
Texarkana_boys
Indeperden
Hope Cagers
Petition Seeks Vacating Portion of Marnimons Street
Notice announces P A Lewis petition to vacate a segment of Marnimons Street south of Missouri Pacific Railroad right of way. The quitclaim deed reference appears in Hempstead County records. City Council will meet January 18 1948 to hear interested parties and decide on street closure.
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P. A. Lewis
Conneil
Charles Trynerson
Notice of City Democratic Primaries in Hope Arkansas
City of Hope Arkansas holds a Democratic Preferential Primary on February 17 1949 and a Democratic Primary on March 3 1949 to nominate candidates for Mayor, City Treasurer, Municipal Court Judge, and Aldermen in Wards 2 3 4. All candidates must file party pledges with the secretary by January 15 1949. Signed Ray B McDowell Secretary January 6 1949.
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City of Hope
Arkansas
Godlock
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