Five Indicted in Surplus Vessel Purchase Scheme
A federal grand jury indicted five persons and five corporations for conspiring to defraud the government in buying surplus cargo vessels. Indictments allege misrepresentation of the Maritime Commission, showing the buyers were American while Greek-controlled. Defendants include PanDelis Minerale, Manier E Kulukundis, Kulukundis Tulukundis, and Dritsas, with ships and corporations named like Pho Bian Shipping Corp. and Sea Trade Corp. of New York.
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Wasiington
Lown Maritime Commission
Compar
Wwere
Wpandelis
A. Minerale Os Manier E. Kulukundis
New York
Bucceroni Humbles Hoff In Heavyweight Bid
Bucca roni of Philadelphia defeated Germany's Hoff Tenn Hoft in a convincing finish. The victory stirs talk of a title shot against Rocky Mariani for the heavyweight crown, with Marcinho's International Boxing Club and leadership weighing in on the outcome.
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Milwaukes
Dan Buccestoni
Philadelphia
Gei
Jxnan
Hein Ten
Rocky Mareiatin
Bucceroni
Eavile
Arkansas Razorbacks topple Mississippi to open season strong
Arkansas, led by Gerald Garnett with 54 points, defeated Mississippi 75 to 54 at the Kensey in Memphis. Barnett went 6 for 6 at the line, helping the Razorbacks improve to seven wins in 10 games and set up conference play against Texas at Austin and Baylor in Waco before returning to Fayetteville for SMU on Jan. 16. Rice stunned by SMU 79-66 as the Mustangs outpaced the Owls. Texas Christian beat Texas A&M 54-47.
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Arkansas
Mississippi
Parkers
Gle Mira
Torrid
Robert Jarvis
Barnett
Razorbacks
Texas
Austin
Waco
Baylor
Fayettville
Southern Methodist
Ant
Rive
Dalla
SMU
Rice
Owls
Mustangs
Wice
Gene Schwinger
Terrell Murphy
Texas Christian
Longhoerns
Frogs
Ie Doll
Texans
Fred Saunders
Tarers
Boylar
Texas A&m
Basie
Aggie
John Fortenverry
North Lite Rock
Consolidated College Scores From AP Senior Bowl
The Associated Press reports results from the Senior Bowl tournament and other college games. Notable outcomes include Mississippi Southern defeating North Texas 80 to 7 in the championship, Virginia Tech beating N.C. State 62, and Western Kentucky topping Idaho 81 to 63. Other scores feature Wake Forest over St. Bonaventure 58 to 74, Arkansas 89, Mississippi 74, and Kansas State edging St. Louis 66.
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Associated Press
Southern
North Texas
Cornell Uly Columbia
Washington, St. Lowy
Ft. Leonard Wood
Central Moi
Emporia State
Arkansas Tech
Oregon
Idaho
Owens Likes the Coaching Field
MOBILE Alabama veteran coach Owen says he will stay in professional coaching for now but plans are only for one week. He trains the South squad for next Saturday's Senior Bowl game in Mobile and faces rival Paul Brown of the North.
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Mobile
Ala
Steve
New York Giants
Giants
Jim Lee Howell
Paul Brown
Cl ‘Veland Brown
Buss Ani Eaneh
North
Hig
Old Cotton Bowl tale plays up rules and wishful glory
A look back at a bygone era reveals how rule makers clamped down on Alabama and Rice style tricks, recounting a Texas Kangaroos sleeper play and the ensuing penalties. The piece hints at changing how football celebrated or punished clever tactics and highlights the tension between free enterprise on the field and official regulation.
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Alabama
Rice
Dickie Moegle
Wouic
Penetato
New York
Sim
Texas
Peis Cawthan
Austral College Kangaroos
Cawthon
Tere
Austin Col Reve
Sven
Iater
Pete
Shim
Lewis
Coaches Seek Relaxed Substitution Rules in College Football
American college football coaches urge relaxation of substitution rules to permit after each period reentries and end end-of-half four-minute sessions. The American Football Coaches Association Rules Committee proposed two changes, including reentry once per period and modifying end of half procedures, while current two-platoon play remains in effect.
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Cincinnai America
Saddle Pyith
National Collegiate- Athletic Association
Both Way
American Football Coaches Association
NCAA
Ridgway Inspects Base in Texas
General Matthew B Ridgway visits a Texas base for a brief inspection. Military officials report no unusual incidents and emphasize standard security measures during the visit. Local units welcomed the general and noted routine logistical reviews conducted on site.
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Ridgway
Texas
Local Cagers Favored in HSTC Tourney
Henderson State Teachers College alumni coach most of the 22 team field in the twelfth Henderson Invitational Tournament opening Wednesday. Thompson's Hope Bobcats are pre tournament favorites after winning the Nashville Invitational. Local high schools such as Okolona Des Are Springhill Benton Bismarck Mountain Pine and Arkadelphia join the draw with multiple games scheduled through Friday night and finals set for Saturday.
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Arkadelphia
Henderson State Teachers College
Duke
Wells
HSTC
Harold Staton
Gordon
Hodge Phillips
Walvern
Horace Broom
Emerson Tom Parks
Okalona
Elbert Kizzia
Benton
Wallace Holt
Bismarck
Dan Muse
Des Are
Jim’ Mac Sawyer
Eudora
Lee Barnes
Lee Barnes, Leola; Scott Kay, Springhill; Mickey O'Quinn
Jon Miller
Mountain Pine
Carroll Voss
Ounebita
Wille Hagerman
England
Byron Thompson
Hope
Thompson
Hope Bobcats
Ping
Guriion
Caddo Gap
Ouavhitn
Holly Grove
Delight
Malvern
Lonoke
Oklahoma
Lepla
Okolona- Lepla
Malvern-Lonoke
Emerson
Bake Hamilton
Springhill
Joe T. Robinson
Fuller
Henderson
Ozarks
Patmos
Ae School
Parks Pulling Out Of SWC Shapes Strong Conference Talks
In a Cincinnati report by Hugh Fullerton Jr, key colleges including Pitt, Penn State, Army, Navy, and Notre Dame are discussed as potential members of new, tighter conferences. Possible lineups include Oklahoma replacing one of eight schools, with Arkansas possibly joining Tulsa, Oklahoma A&M, Texas Tech, Hardin-Simmons, and Houston in a new league.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Penn
State
Pitt
Perm State
Penn State
Army
Navy
Pennsylvania
Notre Dame
Duke
Nareth Caroling
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tulsa
Oklahoma A&m
Texas Tech
Hardin-Shmmons
Houston
Louisiana State
Children Hurt in Bus and Train Crash Near Boydell
A school bus and a train collided near Boydell Ashle County injuring eight children and the bus driver Mrs Clyde Russell postmistress. The crash occurred about 8 am a mile and a half south of here. Injured were taken to Dermott hospital with the most serious hurt. Bus route begun rounds to pick up children for the Portland School District.
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Boydell
Ashle
Clyde Russell
Sbouldell
Here
Dermott
Great Shortstop of Boston Braves Dies
New York news reports Walter Maranville longtime star of the Boston Braves died last night of a heart attack at his Woodside New York home. A key member of the 1914 miracle Braves, Maranville began his major league career with Boston in 1912 and finished with the same club in 1935. Burial is planned for Springfield Massachusetts. He is survived by his widow Helene and a daughter Mrs. Peter J McGuinis of Rochester New York.
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New York
Walter
Maranville
Boston Braves
Woodside
Springfield
Mass
West Kentucky Streak Continues as Top Team Dominates
Western Kentucky extended its nation leading 13 game win streak with a 98-87 victory over Middle Tennessee at Bowling Green. The Hilltoppers, currently fifth in the AP poll, face Murray State this week before potential tests from Dayton and Eastern Kentucky State. Oklahoma City and George Washington also won, while Niagara’s Larry Costello and Jim Horne reached the 1,000 point milestone.
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ED Corrigan
New York
Western Kentuck
Murry State
Associated Press
Dayton
Eastern Kentucky State
Oklahoma City
George Washington
Sharer
Clemson
Miagara
Buffalo
Larry Costello
Niagara
Jim Horne
Costello
Horne
Hope Prescott Teams Split a Pair of Games
The Hope Bobcats defeated the Prescott Curly Wolves 7 to 51 for their fourth straight win. Garnie Hatch led with 28 points, Spanky Mitchell 17, Griffin 14. Donald Singleton paced the Wolves with 12. In a preliminary, the Prescott Baby Wolves beat the Bobbittens 37 to 29.
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Hope Bobcats
Prescott
Curly Wolves
Sonny Griffin
Garnie Hatch
Bobcats
Hope
Wolves
Spanky Mitchell
Garni Hatch
Mitchell
Griffin
Donald Singleton
Prescott Baby Wolves
Bobbittens. Oils
Come Home Talks Banned by Red Order
Cpl Claus Batchelor said Reds barred him and 21 other unrepatriated Americans from attend ing interviews during the explanations period ending Dec 23 The Texan who returned to freedom nine days after the program ended accused Communists of using suluxet enamels to signal prisoners in Indian custody He blamed a Communist correspondent for a bitter anti American letter and said Burchett Winnington helped turn him against the United States He refused to detail worsening conditions.
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Tokyo
Claus Batchelor
Freedom
St Oewsmen
Hatchelor
Batchelor
Burchett
Notice in Chancery Court Hempstead Ark Henagan vs Henagan
Legal Notice No 7582 warns defendant Mattie Mae Henagan to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint in the Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas. Witness the seal dated December 22 1953. Clerk Garrett Willis. Attorneys John P. Vesey and C V Nunn. Dates December 23 30 January 6 13.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
Russell Henagan
Mattir Mae Henagan
Mattie Mae Henagan
Plaighift
Se Court
James P. Morgan
Eliza M. Holt Morgan
Garrett Willis
Bruce Black
Gertrude Black
Hope Federal Savings & Loan Association
Garrett
Willis
Abeal
Van
Ex Postmaster Pleads Guilty in Federal Court
Ex postmaster Frank E. Denson of Mountain Hill Arkansas pleaded guilty to making false salary vouchers in a post office. Judge John E. F. Miller ordered the case returned to the San El Dorado division for final disposition amid details naming Eleanor Farmer, a substitute clerk, and the Fountain Hill area in Ashley County.
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Fort Smith
Mountain Hill
Ark
Frank E. Denson
John EF. Miller
San el Dorado
Denson
Eleanor &, Farmer
Fountain Hill
Ashely County
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