College scores and oddities from last night’s games
AP report lists multiple college games with quirky or misread names and scores such as Kansas State 61 over Tawa State 42 and Wisconsin at Purdus 44 to Illinois 46 while noting a claim that white bass die of old age in three years adding a strange biological aside to a sports roundup.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Kansas State
Tawa State
Wisconsin
Purdus
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio U. Fi
Ohio Wesleyan
Northwestern
Marquette
Minnesota
Jawa
Ottawakas Univ
Maryville State
Oklahoma Baptist
Oklahoma Tinker Field
Warrensburg State
Cane Girardeau
Euth
Kentucky
Georgia Touch
Southwest Baylor
Texas Christian
Oklahoma A. & M
Malee
Okla) Branch
Parrish
Adier
Sig Makofski
Mount Pleasant High School
Schenectady
N.Y
Selim
Ala
Times-Journal
Selma
Parrish High
Emergins
Mount Pleasant Jmader Makeiski
Toast
Yarvish
Sims
Three Seas One
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Fair Enough By Westbrook Pegler Contends Truman War Stance
Pegler argues President Truman is weakening the United States by courting a conflict with the Soviet Union. He cites Yugoslavia and Greece incidents, cites Tito and Molotov as complicating factors, recalls Panay attack criticisms, and claims Roosevelt’s wartime actions and U.S. involvement risk entangling America in broader wars.
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Truman
United States
Russia
Greece
Atean
Advintig
Qetton
Yagoslavia
Certon
Tair
Fiers
Tilo
Ames FL Byrnes
State Department
Marsal Tito
Yugoslavia
Jugoslavie
Edward Kardeli
Canada
Juroslavia
Jugoslavia
Panay
Temselves
Byrnes
Trajan
Gavrel
Roosevelt
S wWike
Germany
North Atlantic
Pearl Harbor
Wemselves
Iceland
Ivgr
Gyiffin
America
Andy
Naiher
Prance
Britain
Dardanelles
Turkey
Arkansas Traders Are Listed in Senate Inquiry Report
The Agricul ture Department released a list of more than 30 Arkansas traders connected with an egg futures inquiry. Names and positions show many held long farm commodity accounts, with traders from Fort Smith Hot Springs Springdale Morrilton Helena and other towns.
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Washington
Agricul. Ine
Senate
Arkansas
Élrr
Chi. Wen
Ark
J.C. Alexander
Fort Smith
Wilbimn D. Ashimore
Morvillon
Thea Alves
Margaret A. Baker
Hot Oy
A. Banks
Benton
L. Ganks
W. T. Barnett
Blythewille
Beall Jv
Helena
W. J. Blackwood
Tierine Ie
Jon We Boyd
Fountain Itl
Bragdon & Hazel
Springdale
Jtoul
Bragdon
Springesate
A. Cok
J. Glenn Coker Bearden
Mix J. Davidson Turrell
W. W. Davidson Noeers
Billie Hoe Ford
Yom Ford
Rector
Tit. Free
Warner
R. M.ellen
Littel
Louisiana Voters Head to Democratic Primary in Louisiana
Four weary candidates for governor ended a heated campaign and turned to voters in Louisiana's primary. The race featured charges and countercharges, a million dollar conspiracy suit, and a legal clash between Earl K. Long and Sam Houston Jones over income while in office. James Domengeneaux accused Long of conspiring to publish libel via immunity. Jones and Long traded tax and records threats as the battle raged, with Morris and Rennur sidestepping the feud.
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New Orleans
Bowk
Louisiana
Nene
Kingfish
Huey Long
Gayemoe
Oyo
Earl Kk. Long
Huey
Sam Houston Jones
James Domengenusx
Long
Congress
Damengeaux
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Domenseaux
Louisians
Erate
Lang
Tones
Karl Long
Titernal Revenue
Nep
Dames HH. Moreisua
F. Rennur
Irene
Baylor Bears Edge TCU to Tie Hogs in Tight Conference Race
Baylor defeated TCU 52 48 in Fort Worth to pull level with Texas A&M atop the conference standings, as Johnson led Baylor with 14 points and the Bears rebuilt a double digit first half lead before holding off a Horned Frog rally.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Bastars Bears
Apt
Texas Ins Universiy
Chris Nid
Bears
Hornet
Na Wish Tate
Johnson
TCU
Jess
Hempstead Boy Seoul District Representation at Sungat Cada Caywell
The Hempstead Boy Seoul District will be well represented at the Sungat Cada Caywell meeting in T pan on Tuesday January 20. Fulton Columbus and other communities in the district will also be represented. Music for the program will be provided by Hope and the Key Club quartet featuring David Nahern Bob Hyatt Sidney Stanford Ved Jones and other local student performers. An address by Lowery H. Harrell former president of Arbuckle Area Council Ardmore Oklahoma and a World Race participant will cap the event.
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Hempstead
Seoul
Sungat Cada Caywell
T Pan
Fulton
Columbus
Hope
Nis
Key Club
David Nahern
Bob Hyatt
Sidney Stanford
Ved Jones
Mape High School
Waslo
Eddie Blu
Allanta Explorer Postal
I. Lowery H. Harrell
Prident
Arbuckle Area Council
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Olympic Crannil Lead Stands on Boycott Decision
Members of the U S Olympic Committee vote on boycotting American winter teams from the Games if the hockey association is allowed to compete. A mail poll of 74 committee members shows an overwhelming majority in favor of the boycott. six dissenters cite justification while supporting figure and speed skating teams already on the scene.
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Chintgo
Tim
U.S. Olympic Crannilleo
Thay Hate
Avery Bridge
Switzerland
Ceymypi
Atoo Hockey Association
Onvy
Sterday
Movant
Allied Central Council Meets On Reich Future Developments
Berlin reports that four German military governors met in an Allied Central Council session to discuss Germany's future. Soviet Marshal Sakolov is expected to present Moscow's views and push for dissolving the American British bigonal setup in eastern Sreuiany. The meeting and its fallout could shape policy for the Reich and the Allied commission.
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Berlin
Germany
Central Council
Reich
Wassily Sakolovsky
Moscow
Estern Sreuiany
San P.m
Central Standard
Jutius D. Chay
Robert Mangay
United States
Ghiy
Washington
Army
State Department
Wddr
Bokolavsky
London
Om Goer i Galkalayak
Bize
Salvatoyeks
Uae
Ambitious NABC Plans Highlight College Basketball Circles
New Haven reports a broad NABC push to reform seedings and officiating with Yale President Hobson backing a televised, nationwide instruction project. Coaches from Trinity, Holy Cross, Navy and Michigan react as observers discuss future commissioner roles and the transparency of leadership in college basketball.
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New Haven
Conn
United States
Howard Hobson
Yale
Favuson
University of Oregon
Jaya
Miles
Honey Po Tha
Oklahoma A. & M
NABC
Toa
I Fon
Movier
Hobson
Hay Osting
Trinity Aetford
Slvin Julian
Holy Cross
Loa Alesander
Rochester
Raynor Greene
Cor Pw
Bermie Camevale
Navy
Ossie Cowles
Mighinan
Mornid
Ester
Asin
W. BM
Whitey
Elindist
Sredion Mir
Sam Barry
Tovays
Seredae
Razorbacks face Baylor tests in tough Southwest slate
Associated Press notes Arkansas coach Gene Lambert worries about a Baylor rematch and a key conference stretch. He credits Baylor for strength after their early season win at Oakland and says Arkansas must be at its best, possibly split with Baylor, to contend with Texas. Lambert praises team growth and guards as Arkansas eyes the title.
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Gene Lambert
Arkansas Tlazarbacks
Parkers
Willy
Baylor Bears
Sher
Baylor
Waco
Lambert
Tambert
Bears
Texas
Bitmner Tax Service
Oakland
Calif
Raaterkoek
Bitmners
Phillins
Arkinsas
Coureronsa
Serius i
Fights Last Night Reported by Associated Press
A jumble of names and places from a late night report includes figures such as Wilke Pop and Henry Hull amid scattered references to New York Chicago and Newark. The fragment notes a rising proportion of U.S. children attending high school, citing a doubling between 1920 and 1936.
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Hiatt
Moy Grady
Stuhr
Fholvato
Henry Hull
Pariah Pay
Aia
York
Nicholas Arenas
Vieerkofan
Bolimsy Hayy Voukur
M48
van Cray
Holly
Wadier Keon
Sewer
N. J
Doe Williams
Whey Dons
Bea Dayton
U.S
Pigh Seheul Alawst
Four Quinters Strengthen Title Chances
Wisconsin clamps Purdue rally at Madison to tighten Big Ten lead while Minnesota thumps Iowa to widen gap. Kentucky holds off Georgia Tech in SEC play as Kansas State and Kansas draw in a key Big Six clash. Baylor joins top Southwest teams with undefeated start as Texas slips, Arkansas remains unbeaten in league play.
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New York
Wiswonsih
Kentucky
Kansas State
Baylor
Minnesota
Gophers
Wisconsin
Badgers
Purdue
Madison
Towa
Hentucky
iIdenls
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Ous
Kentuckians
Audy Seison
Tulane
Kansas Ginte
Wildcats
Maghathan
Kansas
Kivilian State
Iowa Latte
Bears
Texas
Argonsas
Foldan Gloves Meet Marks 39 Cities Enter
Forty or so entries are listed for the Foldan Gloves Meet with 39 cities entered and amateur boxing featured. The event notes CHS participants and a Chicago connection, citing a sheet of entries and a 1949 context with US family statistics and a population mention.
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Foldan
Rstavoldin Glover
Boxin Golte
Winton
Kol
China Charies
Tne
Evening Radio Schedule on KXAR Features Music and News
A detailed list of programs and time slots for Wednesday January 21 on KXAR including news, music shows, serialized programs, and talk segments. Notable entries include Cecil Brown News, Queen for a Day, Martin Black Show, Hop Harrigan, Superman, Captain Midnight, and Warren Ruht's, with multiple musical and variety acts scheduled through the day.
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The
Four Knights
KXAR
Cecil Brown
Bill Harrington
Knie Smith
Victor H. Lindlahr
U. S. Marine Bane
Bil Boyd
Martin Black
Erskine Johnson
the Johnson
Harold Turner
Hop Harrigan
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewin, Jr
Dave Lewinter
Eddy Howard
Mutual Reports
CBS President to Speak on Broadcasting 1973 at Rise Stevens Event
Frank Stanton of CBS will appear as guest on his network next Sunday to discuss Broadcasting 1973. He will speak at the Rise Stevens concert at 5 p.m. Margaret Truman will host an added March of Dimes CBS program at 1:80 p.m. Wednesday from the White House. TV listings note NBC CBS ABC programs for the evening slate including The Ray, Red Skelton, My Favorite Husband, Town Meeting and The Boston Symphony Hour.
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Associated Press Central Standard
Frank Stanton
CBS
Alk
Rise Stevens
Margaret Truman
Hotess
White House
NBC
Bob Hope
Red Skelton
Mrs. North
Studio Ne
ABC
Executives to Discuss Grid Signing Rules in Baseball
Columbus delegates at a five day conference chaired by George M. Trautman debated rule against signing high school or American Seven players. Trautman halted the session to allow uninterrupted discussion and warned against side agreements on salaries or performance bonuses while outlawing performance-based contracts.
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Columbus
George M. Trautman
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
A. B
Appy) Chandler
Trautman
Rusk
Lanrcaels
Ama
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Iition
Wayne’ School of “Nursing
Jairs
J. W. Kyener
Eion St
Rateliit
City Furniture Co
J. W. Strickland
Porterfield’ & Williams E McDavitt
Cotton Row
Rosston
Braswell
Greenlawn
Prescott
Highway 7
Roy Fry
W. A. Alford
North Andrews Street
Gunter Lumber Co
J. Dy
McCormick Deering
Luther Bolt
Hempstead Howard
Little Rives’ County
O. O. Clark
Cody Street
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Hope Star Office
Texarkana
Cobb‘s Wrecking Yard
Highway 67
West Pho
Foy
Kato
Hammons
Walnut
Income Tax Service
Paul M. Simms
Carrigan
Elm &J. Hone
Fie
ROY Allison
City Electric CO
Lions Club
Boswell Sisters’ Beauty Shop
West
Fifth Street
John
Tyler
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First St
SingLeton's
AL Jacobson
Venetian Blind Co
Lynn
Hope Basket CO
County Judge Co
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John L Wilson, JR
Malone Gatt Willis
Glen Walker
Pete
Shields
Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Sevestsin
Morrilton
Ay Shelby
Newuorl
Simpson
Lille Bock
John Ff
Plummerville
Ty Toya Morriston
Henry
Donald FR
Wele Vaushan Wima
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Miss Iplitly
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Tips Depi
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Missouri
Mary
Wallace Wade
Dikey
Southeastern Conflerence
Dan
Fanret Sinica Ils
Tom Hamilton
Tawa Seahawks
Jacksonville Navy
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Wade
Reliable Soure
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Deaver
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Taney
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Carl Brill
Senond
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Godfrey
Ted Malone
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