Night of Boxing Upsets Across Cities Reported by AP
Boxing results from multiple cities list numerous decisions and stoppages. Notable bouts include Grand Rapids' Pete Mead outpointing Herbie Kronowitz and Brooklyn’s Joe Barrone defeating Juan Manuel, with several other fighters from Miami Tampa Pittsburgh and Worcester securing wins or stoppages.
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Miami
Fla
Pete Mead
Grand Rapids
Mich
Herbie Kronowitz
Brookllyn
Pittsburgh
Joe Barrone
Juam Nanuel
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Jimmy Collins
Charley "Cathey" Lewis
New York
United Press
Iwampa
Ela
Tampa
Tommy Gomez
Trerpa
Angel Soltillo
Argentina
Waterville
Bobby Pooler
Portland
Ken Murray
Oakland Calchy Fall River
Roy Andrews
Lowell
Fanny Juwijana
Paterson
Worcester
Don Williams
Mass
Billy Kerns
Hartford Conn
St. Paul Minn
den Flanagan
St. Paul
Norm Mass
Minneapolis
College Basketball Scores Amid AP Release
AP compiled results show New York University 63 over North Carolina 34, DePaul 60 over St. John’s Eklynif6, Rhode Island State 94 over New Hampshire 59, Connecticut 68 over Massachusetts 20, Alabama Aggies 52 over Mississippi Murray 76, Evansville 62 over St Joseph’s Indiana 59, Emporia State 52 over Southwestern Kansas 44, Oklahoma City University 4 over East Texas Baptist 28, Western Illinois State 53 over Illinois Collette 44, St Benedict’s Kansas 60 over Rockhurst 44, Arizona 67 over West Texas State 51, Arizona State Temple 53 over Texas Tech 41, Texas Mines 35 over Rardin-Simmons, San Francisco 56 over San Francisco Olympic Club 95.
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North Carolina
Depaul
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Evansville
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Ind
Emporia State
Southwestern Kas
Oklahoma City Univ
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Western Illnois State
Illinois
Collette
SL. Benedicts
Kas
Rockhurst
Arizona
West Texas State
Arizona State
Temple
Texas Tech
Texas Mines
Rardin-Simmons
San Francisco
Olympic Club
Unions criticized as worst predators on workers says Gwinn report
Ralph W. Gwinn's congressional inquiry concludes building unions exploit workers and inflate costs. The interim findings claim unions wield power over wages and rules, delaying housing, inflating rents, and spreading misallocation across major cities.
Taft cites $6.8B March aid plan as too high
Senator Taft challenged the 6.8 billion dollar European Recovery Plan total for the first 15 months saying any radical cut could endanger Marshall Plan aims. He warned Congress must scrutinize estimates and avoid hasty approval while Senator Ball urged changes. Marshall defended the program as carefully planned amid national interests.
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Europe
Senate
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R-Minn
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Republicanpresidential Hominiation
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Marshall
Congress
State Department
Pittsburgh
Presidential Nominations and Voter Interest Debate
An unsigned editorial argues most voters are indifferent to vice presidential selections and questions whether second-place hopefuls should require preferential primaries. It suggests reforms to strengthen popular government and reduce reliance on political machines.
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Prohibition Party
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Winter Weather Alerts and Odd Preambles In Arkansas
Severe cold grips Arkansas with subfreezing lows forecast from the teens to mid twenties across the state. Authorities warn about frozen meters and pipe bursts while garbled notes reference constitutional rights and distant revolutions, reflecting a mix of weather brief and fragmented editorial ramblings.
Smail Schools May Defeat Playoff Plan
Arkansas high schools debate a Big Six football league based on enrollments. Only six schools meet the 500 enrollment cutoff for top division play, risking exclusion from the new plan. The Associated Press notes small schools foresee more evenly matched games but remain divided on the proposal.
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Associated Press
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Lille Hack Sehnan
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Hope
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Aransas Athletic Association
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Fort Smith
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Hot Springs
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Akeonan Pontlinn
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FBI
Jareer
Smalldarge
Legionaires Win Hope Camden Game Postponed
New York reports Curly Lambeau signing Texas Mines back Oscar Ed Smith for the Packers after a publicity stunt with ink and a borrowed loan. Smith, a 194-pound back from Texas Mines, draws praise for blocking and defensive play. St. John’s and Rhode Island figures discuss Keaney’s motivational method and Maguire’s endorsement of it. Pat on Southern California hoop note and a mention of Howard, Luckman, and Wake Forest football outlook.
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New York
Curly Lambeau
Green Bay Packers
Oscar
Ed” Smith
Texas Mines
Packers
Curly
Smith
Limbeau
Jblayer
Legionaires Edge Emmet Stychiets In Local Classic
A large crowd watched the Legionaires defeat Emmet Stychiets 36 to 34 on the home court with Rogers of Hope scoring 11, Osburn 9, and Laha 7. Halftime was 14 all and third period left the focal five ahead by two. Tonight Camden faces Bobcats as Furior and Senior squads meet at 7. Panthers, after losses to Smackover and El Dorado, promise a close rematch.
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Legionaires
Emmet
Bobcats
Camden
Furior
Texarkaney
Smackover
EL Dorada
Panthers
SMU Defeats Arkansas Tie In Conference Race
SMU remains unbeaten with one win and a loss as Arkansas trails with runnerup Al Williams at 168 points, Ray Pugh of SMU four behind. Conference standings hinge on tonight’s games and potential shifts in the race upcoming tomorrow night.
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SMU
Itu
Righ Fay
Ray Pugh
al Walliams
Arkansas
Williams
Little Hope for Agreement on Atora Is Seen
Lake Success New York January 1 The United Nations Atomic Energy Commission reopened talks on international atomic control amid signs the United States has lost hope of any accord with the present Russian government The American stance was presented by Frederick H Osborn in Boston who declared there is no chance for world peace including international control of atomic energy unless the Kremlin changes its policies or the iron curtain is raised The Osborn speech was the strongest anti Soviet line yet at a UN Atomic Energy Commission meeting as it entered a new phase of efforts to build an international machinery for controlling and developing atomic energy
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UN Atomic Energy Commission
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Louis Vote Biggest Flop of the Year
New York January 16. The Nation sports editors describe Louis Walenti as the biggest disappointment of the year after a dull effort against a 33 year old challenger. The heavyweight bout sparked surprise and controversy among critics and fans.
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Associated Press
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Harrison Sets Course Record in California
Harrison fires a record round at the Richmond Open in California, carding a 72 to lead the second round. Monti of Santa Monica is among leaders, while Mangrung of Los Angeles and Purge of Pontiac chase nearby positions in a field of 109 competitors.
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U.S
Lloyd Mangrung
Los Angeles
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Pontiac
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Yonelas Bord
New York
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Mid-Pines
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Lake Cahoe
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Unclear regional sports standings and weather notes dominate page
Fragmented report shows college teams like NYU and North Carolina in close battles while weather notes mention light snow. many lines unreadable but highlight basketball, winds, and varied scores. Key names include NYU, North Carolina, Temple, and Colgate amid scattered scores around 60s to 80s.
Radio Schedule Fragments From Jan 16 17
Readable items show a dense list of radio programs and time stamps for January 16 and 17. Names include Harriigan, Tom Mix, Fulton Lewis Jr, Burl Ives, Halliday Pax, and orchestras like Nat Brandwynne. Local schedule items feature News Today and various music and talk programs with multiple stations listed.
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Superman
MBS
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis, Jr
5Star
Final News
Henry J. Taylor
Burl Ives
Dale Shaw
Leave
KXAR
Gabriel Heatter
M Information Presse
Dixie Four
Bill Harrington
Bill Boyd
Warney Runt
MM Macalester
Gen. Eisenhowe
Lloyd Bartlett
True of Fame
M Dininer
Chicago Theater of Air
This Is Adventure Debuts On ABC In Seafaring Dramas
Radio listings reveal a Monday January 20 premiere on ABC at 9 PM featuring Pat O’Brian as opening night priest and Edwin Hill narrating, with a slate of seafaring dramatizations titled This is Adventure.
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Asociated
Central Standard Time
Pat O'Brian
Edwin ©. Hill
ABC
Uniform Code Being Formed at Conference
Savannah Georgia January 10 uniform playing code for scholastic and collegiate football being formed after three day session. Collegiate rules board adopted minor changes and plans further talks with high school committee to reach common code. Changes include use of a single helmet and pass rush rules and substitutions limited to injured players after legal timeouts while extra period allows more liberal moves.
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Collegiate Rules Board
W. J. Bingham
Harvard
Fatl Bingham
Bayham 4
Wever IL
Lewitt
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