160 Acre Farm Near Hope with Good Improvements
Describes 160 acre farm in Blevins near Hope featuring a good house and barn with a year round pond and running water. Suitable for stock farming with new five room use and hardwood floors. Property includes butane gas and emphasizes an extra nice home.
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West, Hope
W. H. West
Hope
Butane Zas
Blevins
Basketball Scores From Last Night Reported By AP
East Penn State 62, Temple 46. Army 43, Swarthmore 42. George Washington 43, Navy 38. Pitt 60, Carnegie Tech 22. Fordham 58, Brooklyn College 57. Missouri Mines 80, Harris Tehrs 22. Georgetown Univ 3, Kings Point 38. Catholic Univ 33, St. t Phila 54. Arizona State Flagstaff 45, West Texas State 44. Redlands and Loyola collision results noted.
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Associated Press
East Penn State
Temple
Army
Swarthmore
George Washington
Navy
Pitt
Carnegie Tech
Fordham
Brooklyn College
Missouri Mines
Harris
St. Louis
Tehrs
Chattiage
Iowa Wesleyan Ottswa
Kas
College of Emporia
Nebraska
Concordia
Neb
South
Georgetown Univ
Kings Point
St. T
Phila
Catholic Univ
Southwest
Arizona State
Flagstaff
West Texas State
Far West
Idaho Southern Branch
Montana Normal
Angeles
Loyola
Redlands
Cat Nabs Rabbit Stuns Skokie Household Record
Walter Rogers and Hazel woke to a feline caper as their cat Ditto abducted a rabbit. The cat reportedly dragged the rabbit up a 10 foot ramp to a bedroom window then through a trap door, ending with a bathtub refuge before the rabbit was released outside.
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Chicago
Walter Rogers
Hazel
Skokie
Ditto
Rogerses
Probate of Mrs Lee King will in Hempstead County
Notice states the last will and testament of Mrs Lee King of Hope Hempstead County Arkansas was probated in common form by the Hempstead County Probate Court on December 10 1946. Appeal by petition within six months from notice date. Witness my hand and seal December 11 1946.
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Lee King of Hope
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Hempstead
Rose L. Porter
Last Will Probated in Hempstead County Probate Court
Probate court in Hempstead County probated the last will and testament of Rose L Porter in common form. An appeal must be filed within six months from the date of this notice with the court stating grounds for appeal. December 16, 1946.
Meaney Confirmation Ties to Jersey Boss Hague
Washington in 1942 the Senate confirmed Thom as F Meaney to the U S District Court for New Jersey despite opposition claiming he was Frank Hague’s political tool. The piece links Hague to Meany and connects Pross and Fay to a broader graft and labor racketeering pattern in Hudson County.
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Washington
Thomas F. Meaney
Senate
United States District Court For
New Jersey
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Charles Edison
Navy
Roosevelt
Mr. Meany
Boss Hague
Joe Fay
Judge Meaney
Operating Engineers’ Union
Fay
New York
Newat
Hague
Meany
Meaney
Robert F. Lynch
Hudson County Building and Construction Council
Joseph Quinn
Hudson County Central Labor Union
Hudson County
Court of Common Pleas
H. Alexander Smith
Princeton University
Frank Hague, Jr
Court of Errors and Appeals
Supreme Court of
State of
Moore
Common Pleas Court
State Banking Department
New Jersey Title Guaranty and Trust
Walker
Common Pleas
Eaney
John Longo
New Jersey Title
Guaranty and Trust Company
NCAA agrees on recruiting ban amid clean-up plan
At the 41st NCAA convention delegates backed a one year grace period before sanctions. A schedule boycott will target colleges defying the five point code while a special committee will revise the constitution for potential expulsion of violators.
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New York
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Karl Leib
University of Iowa
Ean Yeemans
Temple University
Southwest
Gayle Scott
Texas Christian
Bill Alexander
Georgia Tech
Fights Last Night Highlight Rugged Boxing Cards
Boxing results from Chicago Miami St Louis Kansas City Omaha Topeka Providence Dallas and Washington feature multiple knockouts and decisions. Notable bouts include Mauriello stopping O'Brien in New York and Gordon outpointing Ic in Miami. Other results show Parks and Lovatt scoring knockouts in Providence and tourney action in Puerto Rico.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Tami Mauriello
New York
James “Stamus” O'Brien
Philadelphia
Miami
Fla
Clyde Gordon
Fritzie Iic
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Charley Riley
T.K.O
Aponte Torres
Puerto Rico
Kansas City
Larry Watson
Omaha
Ray Augustus
Topeka
United Press
George Cos
Dallas
Tex
Acon Parks
Washington
Providence
R. I
Eddie Wa Tourneau
Sanford
Jackie Lovatt
Acquittals and convictions in Newark corruption case
A contested case shows two defendants convicted while two others had their convictions set aside by Judge Meaney. The district attorney later dropped indictments, amid accusations of a corrupt unions racketeering circle tied to Boss Hague.
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Alcohol Tax Unit
The
Treasury
Department of Justice
Brother Press
Meaney
Friends of
Boss Hague
Small Fry Nation Backs Babe Ruth Through Illness
New York January ninth report notes Babe Ruth’s persistent headache and unchanged condition after neck surgery. Amid hospital notes and children’s letters from Danvers Massachusetts to Alexandria Virginia, volunteers say Ruth still inspires fans who recall his 1935 pinch hitting mix of promise and effort.
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New York
Swat
Babe Ruth
Frank Haggerty
Danvers
Mass
Francis
Frank
Alexandria
Virginia
Babe
Boston Braves
Jetter
French Hospital
Ronnie Roth
Manhasset
Long Island
Babe Roth
Movies Prove Tarheels Had Beef Coming
New Orleans January 9 UP The Sugar Bowl dispute over a Tereshinski pass vs North Carolina was settled by films in slow motion showing a forward pass to McPhee. Referee Bell ruled a lateral, but the replay indicated a completed forward throw paving the way for Georgia to win 20 to 10.
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Charles Nethaway
New Orleans
North Carolina
Georgia
Joe Tereshinski
Dick McPhee
Tarheels
Alvin Bell
Bell
North Carolina Claims
Bulldogs
Fred Digby
Eeree Jernigan
Tereshinski
Unusual for Hogs Not to Be Favored
Arkansas Razorbacks open Southwest Conference basketball with a third place preseason rating as Rice Owls visit. Coach Gene Lambert fields a veteran lineup led by Kok 6-10 Williams 6-6 and Wilson 6-2, aiming to rebound from eight game record and extend series edge on Rice. Rice has four wins in 11 non conference games.
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Fayetteville
Arkansas’ Razorbacks
Razorbacks
Rice Owls
Arkansas
Texas
Longhorns
Southern Methodist
Giants
Gene Lambert
Lambert
Rice
Jesse Wilson
al Williams
George Kok
Melvin McGann
Bob Honea
Tony Byles
Williams
Kok
Roxie Rankin
Alan Carter
Earl Wheeler
Bill Muney
Owls
Field Judge Hill Calls Infraction Promptly
The field referee actions are described with Gabe Hill as the official who signaled the infraction by tossing and then grabbing the handkerchief. Other officials included Head Linesman George Gardner who later admitted Hill's action and Umpire H W Sholar.
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Gabe Hill
George Gardner
Hill
H. W. Sholar
Tucker Receives Sullivan Memorial Trophy for Sportsmanship
Army's Arnold Tucker, 22, captain and quarterback of the undefeated team, won the 1946 James E. Sullivan Memorial trophy after 97 points in the National A.A.U. balloting. Bill Smith and Johnny Lujack trailed, marking the second straight Army winner and highlighting Tucker as a premier football figure from West Point.
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Norman Miller
New York
Arnold Tucker
Army
James EE. Sullivan
West Point
Miami
Fla
A.A.U
Bill Smith
Hawaii
Johnny Lujack
Notre Dame
Tucker
Lujack
Smith
Felix
Doc) Blanchard
AH America
Blanchard
Glenn Davis
Gambling row at NCAA convention ends without action
New York January reports on a National Collegiate Athletic Association convention where a roundtable unveiled a resolution opposing gambling but took no concrete steps to curb betting. The piece also notes figures like Floyd Eastwood and Donelli, plus plans at the Naval Academy and local memorial ideas for Yonkers two-buck bettors.
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New York
Camp Kearns
Utah
Andy Duncan
Wiliam and Mary College
Glenn Duggins
Stroud
Okla
Kearns
Salt Lake City
Yonkers
N. Y
Empire City
Empire
Gambler Guilty to Be Sentenced for Giants Bribe Plot
Alvin J. Paris, 28, Broadway gambler, found guilty on two counts of attempting to bribe New York Giants players to throw the championship game against the Chicago Bears. Sentencing set for January 28 with possible maximums of 10 years and a $10,900 fine. Paris held at The Tombs awaiting sentencing. Giants backfield stars Merle Hapes and Frank Filchock suspended by NFL President Bert Bell pending final ruling within one day.
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New York
Alvin J. Paris
Broadway
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Paris
Saul S. Streit
Tombs
Merle Hapes
Frank Filchock
Bert Bell
National Football League
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