Belgian refugee Lipshutz's bid for U.S. citizenship under scrutiny
Westbrook Pegler outlines Isidore Lipschutz a Belgian diamond merchant tied to private espionage networks and antiwar groups. The piece critiques his influence on American politics, connections to the Society for the Prevention of World War II, and immigration service actions surrounding his case and alleged immoral conduct.
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United States
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Society For the Prevention
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Garmanyy
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Russia
Morgenthau
Germany
John F. Mlynn
Perrot
Othey
New York
Blynn
Burton J. Wheel. Mottada
Montana
Tom
Howse Committee
Senate
Sofuifiee
Ab Erbu
Ipsechula
Treasury
Sidney Hillman
Wen
Imanigration Service
Gaid
Ubusual Gemark Oegars
Court docket of Hope Arkansas January 14 1948
Municipal court docket records list defendants and outcomes for offenses including blocking an alley drunkenness disturbing the peace carrying untaxed liquor obtaining money under false pretenses and burglary. Bonds forfeited fines imposed and cases held to grand jury with amounts noted for each entry.
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Municipal Court of
Bord
Lex Jones
Margie Walker
Truroan Downs
Woodrow Downs
Autrey Goynes
D. G. Barham
Lucious Nelson
Robert Hamilton
Julia Ann Green
Frizell White
Juanita Williams
John Henry Tramble
Lenora Johnson
Lillie May Verge
LeRoy McGill
Darwin Williams
Paul McFadden
Robert Namilton
K. W. Dillard
Floyd Johnson
Robert Johnson
Wilson Golston
Oscar Grundy
Fred Fellows
Wendfelke Tommie
Bual Bingham
James Glenwood Jackson
Beoatt Warren
Gandhi Starts Fast for Peace in India
Mohandas Gandhi began a life risking fast at 11 a.m. in New Delhi to press communal peace in India. Despite last minute appeals, he refused a 15 day ultimatum and urged unity among Hindu, Sikh, and Moslem delegations. He read religious texts, prayed, and prepared for possible death as a secure beacon for peace.
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New Delhi
India
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Delhi
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Gandhi
Bobcats Take Pair From Texarkana In Twin Games
The Texarkana Razorbacks lost to the Bobcats in a doubleheader here last night. In the feature game the Bobcats rallied to win 29 to 25 while the juniors captured 29 to 22. Scoring details show Black of Texarkana led with 11 points in the juniors, Maxwell of Hope added 10, and Guilliams of the Bobcats had 8. in the seniors Edgington of Texarkana led with 9 points, followed by McCargo and Bullock of Hope with 8 each. The Robests travel to Camden for a Friday district matchup while the local Legion Independent team hosts Emmet Thursday night.
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Texarkania
Razorbacks
Iduniors
Black
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Maxwell
Hope
Guilliams
Bobbittens
Bobcats
Edgington
McCargo
Bullock
Robests
Camden
Panthers
Legion
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Harmeens
Mighsee
Texarkana Stokes Voce
Edgington Carroll Stringer
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U S Boasts its Strongest Skating Team
Chicago January 14 The strongest Olympic speed skating team ever assembled by the United States will be a distinct threat in the 1948 Winter Games at St Moritz Switzerland if it can learn to race European style The nine member squad is powered by youth with six stars under 24 Coach Pete Miller of Chicago counts on youth to provide the stamina for four championships ranging from 50 8 to 10 000 meters In the United States skaters race in packs while Olympic events are time trials with two on the ice at once and a single 400 meter track where pacing against the clock dominates
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Chicago
United States
Pellmell
Scout troops to visit Freedom Train in Texarkana
Caddo Council Boy Scout troops plan a weekend stay at Preston Hunt six miles east of Texarkana for camping from Friday afternoon to Sunday. Activities include Friday and Saturday night programs, Scout skills and advancement Saturday, with Field Executives Sisson and Hickman guiding scoutmasters. Troops provide their own food and may sleep in cabins. Sunday morning church service precedes a visit to the Freedom Train.
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Caddo Council
Freedom Train
Texarkana
Council
Preston Hunt
Jimmy Sisson
Arvil Hickman
Ruling modification sought in Arkansas special court case
Chancellor Frank H. Dodge and Little Rock lawyers push for rehearing of a Supreme Court ruling that the special domestic relations court acted legally. They contend the high court’s decision voids many divorce decrees and seek to reverse or limit the ruling. The issue involves acts created by the 1947 legislature and relates to other political matters in the region. The case proceeds with potential guidance from the court.
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Little Rock
Frank H. Dodge
Arkansas Supreme Court
Dodge Jinney
High Court
Pela Hat Papedigh
Lis Aets
Supreme Court
Subcontinent
Kashmir
India
Pakistan
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Security Council
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Dodge
Hale
Munday
Pulaski County
Independent Draft Movements Threaten Eisenhower Support
Eisenhower may lose GOP backing in several states if he does not repudiate the Draft Eisenhower League movement sweeping primaries. Pennsylvania's N B Williams Jr leads an Eisenhower pledged slate, while regular party factions fear a split vote impact across New Hampshire and possibly Illinois Wisconsin and Nebraska. The issue highlights tensions between independents and established Republican organizations ahead of key primaries.
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Washinton
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army
Eisenhower League
New Hampshire
Charles Tobey
Eisenhower
Dark Horse
Frm
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
N. B. Williams Jr
Williams
Hroun
Willams
James H. Duff
Duff
Fela
Minois
Wisconsin
Neb
Baylor Ties Southwest With 57 41 Victory
Baylor and Texas and Arkansas share the lead in the Southwest Conference after Baylor defeated Texas A&M 57 41. St Louis University routed Long Island University 84 21 as Ed Macauley sparked the win. CCNY beat Syracuse 61 55 in the opener and NYU La Salle posted straight wins in New York Madison Square Garden doubleheader.
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Associated Press
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New York
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Corneil
Calcadre
LaSalle
Belanton
Tulane
Louisiana State
Baylor
Texas
Arkansas
Boxing Results From Various Cities Reported by AP
A string of boxing results from Camden to New York, with fighters like Ike Williams Doug Carter Archie Moore and Jimmy Bivins listed among outpoints knockouts and draws across multiple venues. The wrap includes plus notes on opponents weights and locations, highlighting non title bouts and scattered results in major markets.
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Camden
N. J
Ike Williams
Trenton
Doug Carter
Newark
Cleveland
Eznard Chayies
Cincinnati
Archie Moore
Lavis
Kansas City
Levi Southall
Henry Jordan
Philadelphia
Notable college basketball scores from the Midwest and West
East St. Louis defeated Long Island 68 to 57 while Syracuse fell 54 to CONYUl. Kansas Wesleyan edged Bethel 64 to 68 before East Central Oklahoma 49, Pulse U 44. Salem Valley 63 beat Ottawa Kansas 60. Pitts date Teachers 51, Warrensburg State 59. Rolla Mines 47, McPherson 26, College of Emporia 21, Oklahoma Baptist Girls 5. Springfield Missouri State 41 lost to Washburn 43. Arkansas State Conway 62, College Ozarks 37. North Texas Aggies 43, Kilgore 0. Texas Aggies 41. Far West Oregon State 59, Idaho 39.
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College of Erm Parin
Odahoma Baptist Gir Friends
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Washburn
Engthnes
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Conway
College Ozarks
North Texas Aggies
Kilgore
Aylar
Texas Aggies
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Idaho
Walker Thrown for Loss When Awarded Grid Trophy
Doak Walker Jr., star SMU halfback and 1947 All America, received the Maxwell Club national football award. After coaches Matty Bell and Maxwell Club president Bert Bell praised his play and leadership, the 21 year old spoke briefly, stumbling at first then finishing with a heartfelt Texas thanks.
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Philadelphia
RY —Ewell Doak Walker, Jr
Maxwell Club
Matty Bell
Southern Methodist University
Bert Bell
Doak
Texas
Playoff Between Pro Teams Favored Across Nation
New York January 14 The year end AP poll shows a vast majority of sports editors expect a pro football World Series between the National League and the All-America Conference champions. More than 90 percent want a 1948 playoff if possible with comments praising speed and necessity. Accidental poisoning and a fatal auto accident are noted in brief items from New Jersey watch factories and Stamps Missouri.
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New York
Evening Radio Schedule and Program Lineup
A dense listing of radio programs for January 14 15 including Hop Harrigan Superman Capt Midnight Tom Mix and news from MBS and KXAR with dates mornings and evenings. Notable figures Gabriel Heatter Arthur Gaeth Bill Bond Alan Dale Club and Mortan Downey appear in various segments.
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Fulton Lewis,Jr
Final News
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Dinner For
KXAR_ Spotlight
Gabriel Heatter
Real Life
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California Melodies
Memory Lane
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KXAR
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Bill Harrington
Kate Smith
Victor H. Lindlahr
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Filton Lewis, Jr
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Shaw
Alan Dale
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Gabriel Heatler
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Armcori
Art Mooney
Mortan Downey
Russ Morgan
Mutual Reports
Radio program shakeup as infantile paralysis tour cancels
Top radio programs across networks halt infantile paralysis campaign tours. Jimmy Durante cancels coast to coast NBC broadcast due to a medical operation. Norris Goff leaves Abner in Hollywood for a physical. Lum and Abner’s CHS run suspended for weeks as Lauck carries on solo. NBC CBS ABC MBS schedule notes list daytime shows and guests through Thursday.
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Associated Press
Bivin Renamed Greenwood Manager for 1948
Jim Biyin who piloted the Greenwood club to the pennant in 1947 is named manager for the Catton States team for 1948.
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Greenwood
Miss
Jim Biyin
Catton States
Negro Basketball Tourney to Be Held February 16
The Negro basketball tournament of Hempstead County will be held at Yerger High School on February 16 instead of January 16 as previously announced.
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Hempstead County
Yerger High School
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