Lipschutz case tainted by secret anti Nazi league activity
The Immigration and Naturalization Service battle against Lipschutz, accused of moral unfitness for citizenship, unfolds in Manhattan court. Evidence portrays alleged adultery schemes, a private “Non Sectarian Anti-Nazi League” spy network, and funded whispers. Judges consider Lipschutz’s wartime espionage ties and a cast of investigators, with political pressures and congressional scrutiny shaping the fate of his citizenship bid.
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Jon Law
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Society For the Prevention of
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Senate Committee On
Yus Advisory Council
Judge Hammock Dies a Renowned Southeast Arkansas Figure
Dermott dies retired chancery judge Ernest G. Hammock at 77 after about 28 years on the second district bench. Funeral at Dermott Presbyterian Church. Survived by widow, son Navy Capt. John Hammock, daughter Mrs. Burton C. Robbing, and brother W. R. Hammock. Hammock, Monticello native, served from 1914 to 1949.
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Texarkana Narrowly Defeats Guernsey in Reddie Tourney
In the Henderson State Teachers College tournament Texarkana held a 22-22 deadlock with Guernsey after three periods before pulling ahead in the final minutes. Guernsey’s Gilbreth led scorers with 11 points in yesterday’s 27 28 setback.
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Razorbacks Add Another Tackle Prospect at Arkansas
Little Rock Jan 1 UP Fred Williams a high school all state and all southern tackle announced he would enroll at the University of Arkansas at midterm Feb 1 Williams who weighs 203 pounds will graduate Jan 23 He is also a standout center in basketball and is brother of Al Williams Razorbacks co captain and high scoring forward.
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Fred Wiliams
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Yale Coach Odell May Seek Higher Coaching Post
The New York report notes Yale's Howie Odellがお interested in leaving Yale for a richer job, possibly at Washington. He talks with West Virginia and Nebraska reps while Yale would target Herman Hickman if Odell departs, amid NCAA code enforcement debates and proposed constitutional compliance and finding committees to handle violations.
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Washington
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Nebraska
Odell
Herman Hickman
Army
New Haven
N. CC
NCAA
Pro Football Also Looking To Future
NFL Commissioner Bert Bell forecasts bigger gates in 1948 with closer races and broader appeal after a record 1947 season. He cites 2.6 million paid admissions and an expected uplift of about 250000, noting all 16 teams chase titles and star players from pro and college levels welcome the challenge.
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New York
Chicago Bears
Baugh
Sid Luckman
Cha Trippi
Paul Sheisman
Steven Buren
Fights Last Sight By The Associated Press
Philadelphia lightweights and welterweights are listed with bouts ending in knockouts or stoppages. Names include Philadelphia’s Olis Geaham, Jackie Torke, Lonnie Clark, and Paterson’s Al Smith, with opponents from St Louis Minneapolis and Boston areas among others. Report notes multiple fall results and city listings.
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St. Louis
Minneapolis
Jackie Torke
Grand Rapids
Mino
Mel Brown
High School Tonight Hosts Ouachita College Opponent
The Independent American League carer event features Ty Hugh and Fullerton facing an independent team from Ouachita College at 8 p m. Former Hope High School stars Gabby Ellen and J C McCullough lead the visitors. Public invited.
Tandberg Tops Maxim In Broadway Debut Fight
New York Jan 8 Tandberg vs Maxim headlines a boxing night at Madison Square Garden. Swedish challenger Tandberg, 20, meets American pro debutant Joe Maxim in a 10 round heavyweight bout drawing about 12 000 fans and strong betting interest as Lews and Walcott mull an encore. Paragraphs mention NCAA purity code debates and South and Big Nine conference tensions surrounding college sports.
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Arkansas Razorbacks Tweak lineup for Texas A&M opener
Coach Gene Lambert plans a defensive overhaul for Arkansas as Johnny Campbell joins the starting five alongside George Kok and Al Williams. Texas A&M counters with Bill Baley as a key guard. Lambert predicts SMU Texas and Baylor to contend with Arkansas for the conference crown.
Lambert Sees Razorbacks with Outside Chance for Title
Bayetteville January 9 Coach Gene Lambert says Southern Methodist Texas and Baylor will fight for the 1948 Southwest Conference basketball title. He does not entirely rule out his Arkansas Reavers, granting them an outside chance at the championship.
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Fayetteville Gridders to Attend University
Fayetteville football players continue their athletic careers by joining University of Arkansas programs as part of ongoing Preparatory plans. Involving Jay Snath and 1247 Fayetteville schol fualiall leant hope, the article notes efforts to attend university athletic programs and pursue college level competition.
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Fayetteville
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Pine Bluff Club Signs Two More Baseball Players
Pine Bluff baseball club adds two players for Cotton States Bee Class competition. Dean Boswell Jr, a left handed pitcher and outfielder, joins from Bauxite Arkansas, previously with Bryant semi pro team. Hugh R. Green, a pitcher, also from Bauxite, Arkansas, joins from Bryant team.
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Crosby Hosts Celebrity Golf Event at Del Monte
Bing Crosby presides over a celebrity pro am at Del Monte California with Sam Snead Roger Kelly and top amateurs in a three course three day event. Notables include Bobby Locke Stranahan Bud Ward and Low Worsham plus Cait Puget and Dennis O Keefe. The field expanded beyond 186 to 172 players and play traverses Supress Point Monterey Peninsula and Pebble Beach.
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al “Abrmeriaga
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Incomplete college basketball results from last night
Fragmented scores show East Holy Cross 76 and American Inter National 4 NYU 77 and Dulkoff Manhattan 88 WVU 5 DePaul 9 Evansville 0 with numerous garbled team names and unclear outcomes. Remaining lines list multiple unreadable entries and stray numbers.
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Withita
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Radio Schedule Highlights Friday Night Programs
A dense listing of radio program times, hosts, and musical acts for Friday evening through Sunday morning, detailing shows from Hop Harrigan to Gabriel Heater and the Mutual Reports News. Includes many music and talk programs with host names, orchestras, and station identifiers.
Radio schedules shift as CBS airs repeat Saturday mornings
CBS repeats top radio programs on Saturday at 10 30 starting tomorrow as a departure from daytime duplication. Friday lineup includes NBC Paul Lavelle Melody People are Funny Walty Time Danny Thais The Fat Man and others. Saturday features a roundtable and more. The article also notes Michigan coach Crisler named 1947 Coach of the Year at a New York dinner with Governor Dewey in attendance.
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Vthomas
Jidee
Lipschatz
Conger
Lipsehyta
Society For the Prevention of
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NBC
Paul Lavelle
Danny Thais
Ozzie and Harriet
Spike ‘Jones Segur
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New York
Writs Crisler
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