Lend-Lease origins argued in Morgenthau testimony
Henry Morgenthau’s Senate Foreign Relations hearing is cited locating two Treasury lawyers Foley and Cox as the bill’s drafters. The exchange reveals evasive answers as Beard’s diary notes the President ordered a draft within hours and Foley and Cox drafted it overnight.
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New York
Henry Morgenthaus
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Treasury
Roosevelt
Charles A. Beard
United States
Ea Foley
The
Oscar Cox
New Deal
Cox
Senate
Morgenthau
la Follette
Hiram Johnson
Johnson
Foley
Couse
Beard
Foley and
Ater
Ed Foley
Poley
Mecloy
Stimson
Greenbaum
Muhgenthau
Meet the P: MM Frank Edwards Tops News
A fragmented OCR notice highlights a vaudeville style bill with acts and musicians including Emil Coleman’s Orchestra and Gabriel Heatter. It mentions Bandstand VA and local reports from News and 5-Star outlets. No clear event date or location is readable.
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Tom Mix
Gabriel
Heatter
M. Fullen Lewis, Jr
Bandstand
S. A
Emil Coleman
Frank ‘Edwards
Douglas Apparent Makes Hit With Is the Students
Oto Douglas, the University of Arkansas new head football coach, was introduced to students at halftime of the Razorbacks basketball game with SMU. He praised the wide open Southwest Conference style and said Arkansas aims to lead the league next season. He received a long ovation.
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Fayetteville
Oto Douglas
University of Arkansas
Razorbacks
SMU
Arkansas
Ouachita-Independents outlast Hope Legionaries 63–50 thriller
Ouachita-Independents edged the Hope Legionaries 63 to 50 at Hope High School in a tight game. Kirkpatrick led Ouachita with 14 points while Kirksey added 18, and Mullins poured in 14 for Hope. The Red River Arsenal team then defeated the Prescott Legionnaires 61–53 in Texarkana.
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Ouachita — Independentsy
The
Hope Legionaries
the Hope High School
Ouachita
Jimmy Wallers
Hope Hobcat
Legion
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Mullins
Reaves
Kirkpatrick
Kirksey
Hope Boys
Emmet
Fotal
Emmet Boys
le Blenaires
Hope Cagers
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Green
Bullock
Byers
Jackson
Curtis Lo
Gough
Howard
Waltera
B Maurer
Massey
Lynd
McMurry
Langley
Red River Arsenal
Prescott Legionnaires
Texarkana
Hogan Misses Title by Four Strokes in LA Open Playoff
Sam Snead edged Ben Hogan by four strokes to win the Los Angeles Open playoff. Hogan, recovering from multiple injuries, struggled as Snead shot a 72 to Hogan’s 76. the event carried a first prize of $2,000 plus gate shares totaling about $4,400.
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Los Angeles
Sam Snead
Ben Hogan
Sury
el Paso
Hogan
Golf
Galfer
Wlera
jSlammin Snead
Slammin
Sam
Snead
R “T
Haya
Steaalliy
Oliviera Couney
Sneyd
Shrad
Shrad Tock
Sevena
Mimiey
Radio Program Schedule Nightline New York Ja
A fragmented listing shows NBC and ABC radio airtimes and programs for the night. Shows include Father Knows Best, Perry, Crime Photographer, Date with Judy, Ted Mack and the Bandstand, California Caravan, and The Amazing World of Sports as stations NBC ABC CBS present a mix of dramas music and comedy.
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New York Ja
NBC
Henry Aldrien Pynnsy
Din Ameehe
Serves Guild
Perry Come Supper Club
Mr. Keen
Janes Hilton Layhouse
ABC
Caterary
Judy
Ted Mack
R Amateius
Met
MBS
California Caravan
Comedy Playhouse
Frank Edwards Rainment
Millrose meet draws high track interest and duels
New York reports rising postwar track interest as schools boost participation. Fred Sehmer t z and Dan Ferris cite broad spectator appeal from closer competition. Millrose has six possible starters for a four man field with no clear favorite while fans crave a Gehroyann Wilt showdown in the Wanamaker's mile.
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New York
Fred Jsehmertz
Millrose
Dan
AAU
Ferris
What's That Nickname? Buckeyes fanfare and a big inheritance
A cryptic line from a sanitized clipping hints that Dick Anderson, Ohio State fourth-string end, learned of a $250000 inheritance just before a bowl game. Assistant Coach Esko Starkkinen urged him to start, arguing they could not bench a player worth a quarter of a million. The piece questions if the nickname Aucke is connected to the team.
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Dick Andersor
Ohio State
Esko Starkkinen
Veeck Promotes Globe Trotters Tour Plans
One minute sports page notes Bill Veeck has not bought another club yet and is planning special promotions with the Harlem Globe Trotters. A possible postseason tour and an all-star callup are mentioned as likely events. Kansas State coach Jack Gardner reports 26 players over six feet five in the Big Seven and previews adding a seven footer next year. Broadcast schedule includes Jack Berch Show and Today's Children on CBS-10 with Rosemary's Sketch and Gilding Light.
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Bill Veeck
A&the Superstith
Harlem Globe Trotters Impressario
Globe Trotters
Jack Gardner
Kansas State
Jack
Jack Berch
CBS
ABC
Basketball Scores From Various Colleges and Teams
A compilation of college basketball results includes Yale 68 over Dartmouth 44, Pennsylvania 66 over Army 45, Evansville 48 over Columbia, Middle Tennessee 79 over Tennessee, Texas A&M 64 over Texas Christian 54, Rice 37 over Texas, Oklahoma A&M 44 over Oklahoma 97, Notre Dame 71 over Michigan State 59, and other midweek games featuring Wisconsin Wesleyan, Carthage, North Central, Chicago, Eastern Illinois, and Western Illinois. Strong showings noted for Yale, Texas A&M, and Notre Dame with several close contests across conferences.
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Yale
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Army
Eastern
Kentucky
Texas A & M
Rice
Texas Christian
Baylor
College of Ozarks
Arkansas College
Texas Wesleyan
Trinity
Tex
Arizona State
West Texas
Texas Western
New Mexico A & M
Oklahoma A & M
Oklahoma
Jesault
Wichita
Ag Lotre Dame
Michigan State
Britain Still Testing State Ownership of Gas and Electricity
Britain maintains a testing period for state takeover of gas and electricity industries. Officials note no new coal or transport issues, and both sectors report black finances but consumer bills rise due to background rate adjustments. National boards cite higher costs and wage rises as core factors behind the increased charges while maintaining service.
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Edwin Shanke
London
Great Britain
U.S
U. S
Cubs Sign Mort Cooper In Trade Rumor Years Ago
sports mirror item recalls Mort Cooper signing with the Cubs a year ago and notes past Chicago baseball and hockey mentions alongside other dated notes from years past.
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Associated Press Today
Chicago Cubs
Mort Cooper
Ruston Bruins
Foronto Mupiec Lesfs
Gil
Arkansas Takes First Place From Mustanas
The Arkansas Razorbacks upset Southern Methodist 63 to 65 to seize first in the Southwest Conference. Capt. Jimmy Cathcart led with 20 points as Arkansas built a halftime 47 to 30 lead, then held off SMU's rally. Arkansas now stands 3-1 in conference play with eight games left.
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Fayetteville
Arkansas Razorbacks
Jimmy Cathcart
Razorbacks
Southern Methodist
Mustangs
Arkansas
SMU
Texas A. M
Cathcart
Gerald Hudspeth
Jack Hese
Sammy Smith
Parkers
Reg
White
Razorback
Roofers
Fayetteville Hi
Billy Hester
Baylor
Sheaters
Texas Christian
TCU
Harvey Framme
Texans
Rice
Don't Change Horses Urges Cripps in Major Labour Speech
London Jan 19 Sir Stafford Cripps Labour Chancellor urged voters not to change horses in the middle of what he called world events. He warned a Conservative return would mean the death warrant of democracy and attacked the extreme left calling the Communists a sabotage party. He urged a middle course of socialist democracy while appealing to workers to back anti inflation measures. Lord Balfour in Lloyd's Bank annual report said workers are sheltered by subsidies and inflationary wages, with predication falling from prewar levels.
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London
Labor
Safford Cripps
Britain
Winston Churchill
Cripps
Lord Balfour
Chairman
Lloyd's Bank
Tltd
Quechua Players Seek to Transfer to Other Schools
Little Rock January 19. Forty five Ouachita college athletes ask the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference to declare them eligible to transfer to other conference institutions. Commissioner H L McAlister says the petition requests transfer rights for all football players except seniors within the league.
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Little Rock
Ounenila College
Arkansas — Intercollegiate
Briz
H L. McAlister
Wold T Associated Press
Ouachita
Prison Inmates Provide Skin for Burned Youth
An 11 year old boy from Upper Sandusky received skin grafts from seven Ohio Penitentiary inmates after a kerosene blaze on December 4 left him severely burned. The procedure, performed this afternoon, covered from his waist to his ankles and lasted about two hours.
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Columbus
Jimmy Wallace
Ohio Penitentiary
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