Negro Community notes and local events in January
The Negro Community reports a voluntary meeting of American Legion Post 427 led by Commander C G Carmichael. Members suggested plans to purchase post colors and submitted ideas to improve local organization. Dues payers listed include Carmichael Hicks Buchman Wilson Rutherford Gamble Williamson Bradley. Also planned are a Magnolia five musical program at BeeBee Memorial Church on Sunday night January 24. James Douglass, born Hopel, died in Kalamazoo, Mich, January 18 and will be shipped to Hope for burial. The Yerger Band Mothers chair will hold a meeting January 20 at 7:30 p m in the music room.
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American Legion Post 427
C. G. Carmiceal
C. G. Carmitheal
R.J. Hicks
S. H. Buchman
Macon J. Wilson
W. W Rutherford
Finney Gamble
Raymond Williamson
Earl Bradley
Magnolia
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Aiyle No. 4
James Douglis
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Kalamazoo
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Hope
Radio Schedule Highlights Tonight in New York
NBC presents Bill Cullen and Groucho Marx listings with FBI in Peace and Playhouse mysteries. CBS features Four Star Playhouse and Western Theatre plus Kit Carson and News headlines. ABC airs Playhouse Mystery Theater and Family Theater while NBC offers On Your Account and Tonight’s Sign off. KCMC lists television features and film previews with Channel Theatre and Ford Theatre in late programming.
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New York
NBC
Bill Cullen
Groucho Marx
Fioberolly
CBS
FBI
Rogers
Gazette
ABC
Radio
Mystery Theater
MBS
Pater Terre
Kcmc Talavision
Kit Carson
Doug Edwards
Raymond
Dulles Warns Russia Over Berlin Big Four Tactics
Secretary of State Dulles told a news conference that if Russia uses the Berlin Big Four conference to frighten the West all parties will have wasted time. He urged a united Germany through free elections and an all German government, and called for completion of a regional pact. Dulles said he would depart for Berlin Thursday with State Department, Defense and White House advisors for the first Big Four session in five years. He noted bipartisan congressional advisors may be called in. He also spoke on U S defense planning.
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Dulles
Russia
Berlin
Germany
Berin
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Defense Department
White House
Congress
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Hope Federal S&L sues Bruce and Gertrude Black in Tennessee court
The Hempstead Chancery Court warns Bruce Black and Gertrude Black to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint filed by plaintiff Hope Federal Savings & Loan Association. The notice directs the defendants to respond as required by law in this civil action.
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the Hempstead Chancery Court
Hope Federal Savings & Loan Association
Bruce Black
Gertrude Black
Glen
Bolt Gunning for San Diego Open
Defending champion Tommy Bolt hopes to repeat at the $15,000 San Diego Open in Rancho Santa Fe California plus top players Ted Kroll Jimmy Demaret and National Amateur Champion Gene Littler. Littler is the sentimental favorite with San Diego fans expected to flood the course as the 8,700 yard San Diego Country Club layout hosts the event.
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Rancho Sants FE
Calif
Tommy Bolt
San Diego
Haneno Santa Fe
Krell
England Takes U. of Toledo Coaching Job
Forest W. England, longtime Arkansas State College coach, will become Toledo’s head football coach and athletic director on a three year, $8,500 salary, succeeding Claire Dunn. Ray Peters joins Little Rock staff as assistant, and Marvin Salmon named Arkansas Tech assistant. England’s ASC teams posted nine wins last season and a 7-7 Tangerine Bowl tie.
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Associated Press
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Forrest W
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Arkansas State College
Jonesboro
University of Toledo
Toledo
Ohio
Ray Peters
North Little, Rock
Little Rock
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Watthews
Russellville
Marvin Salmon
Arkansas Tech
Bastand
Arkansas State
East Texas State College
Orlando
Fla
England
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Mprosy
Ather Alica
Grid Coch
Claire Dunn
Barney Francis
Dunn
Dempsey Urges Elimination Tourney To Crown Marciano Challenger
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey, visiting Great Lakes naval vets, proposed an elimination tournament among Charles, Valdes, Bucceroni and Nadiea to decide a top challenger to Rocky Marciano. He argued a climactic path would prove a worthy foe after Valdes beaten him less than a year ago.
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Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Rocky Marciano
Dempsey
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Hazard Charles
Nino Valdes
Fleht Mariaiana
Dallas
Tex
Usu
Donald Joseph Sutcliffe
Charles
May Dier
Detroit
Wasciano
Valdes
Dan Bucceroni
Danny Nadiea
Marcino
Tex Rickard
Jens Willard
Fort Sheridan GA
Jim Flynn
Wie
Rickard
Bil Brennan
Fred Fulton
Carl Morris
Walled
Henry Armstrong visits New York years after title glory
In a roundup by Jack Hand Gayle Talbot notes Henry Armstrong once ruled boxing as a three time champion. The veteran sits in a hotel reminiscing about past fights while planning a youth foundation near Los Angeles. Armstrong, now about 39 pounds over his fighting weight, steers toward charity and occasional exhibitions for good causes.
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Jack Hand
Gayle Talbot
New York
Henry Armstrong
Vole
Simpers
Aden
Eddie Mead
Uncle Mike
Yeas
Henry
Arthur Donaven
Lou ‘Ambers
Nce
Bob Fitzgirtmeng
Eammerin' Henry
Jhilks
Mexica City
Soledad Canyon
Los Angeles
U.S
Ceril Hudson
Cleo Shans
Nabods
Armstrong’s
Hornsby Named White Sox Batting Instructor
Vic Rogers Horaby, dismissed as manager of the St Louis Browns and Cincinnati Red Legs, is named Chicago White Sox batting instructor for spring training at Hollywood Florida. He will assume March 1 when John Rigney opens camp for 40 farm hands with specialized instruction. Moyashi’s long-time job as batting instructor is his only active baseball role for now, with time split between TV work.
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Chicago
Vic Rogers Horaby
St. .Louis Browns
Chigginnali
Chicaso White Sox
Hollywood
Pla
Sox Yarm
John Rigney
Moyashy
Greenlease grateful for safe outcome in son’s kidnapping case
Kansas City report says Robert C. Greenlease praised police and detectives for their work after the safe outcome of the kidnapping of his six year old son Leonard Moskovite. Greenlease spoke in San Francisco about the successful resolution and credited law enforcement for the result.
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Greenlease
Kansas City
Robert C. Greenlease
Leonard Mos
Seaes
San Francisco
Questioning Sutcliffe on Government Hospital Claims
Fragments suggest inquiry into whether Sutcliffe had ever been in a government hospital for unspecified injuries or ailments. Text is garbled, but indicates unclear statements about hospitalization and related issues surrounding Sutcliffe.
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Ther Sutcliffe
Sharapagh Avbunds
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Suislille
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Siverted ‘Ua
Five Baseball Players May Be Honored
New York report notes the Baseball Hall of Fame will add to its 70 members after this year’s balloting by the Baseball Writers Association. At least five candidates appear likely, with Dizzy Dean, Al Simmons, Joe DiMaggio, Bill Dickey, Ted Lyons, and Walter "Rabbit" Maranville among those discussed. A new rule requires a home vote ratio and five years out of organized ball, shaping the 1949 election.
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Baseball
Hall of Fame
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Baseball Writers Assn. of America
Oele
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Inshveet
Elgruvet
Connerstown
Dizzy Dean
al Simmons
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankee
Bill Dickey
Yankers
Ted Lyons
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Brooklyn
Walter Rabbitt Maranville
Maranville
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Bill Terry
New York Giant
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Florida
Dean
Simmons
Modern Wood Healing Through Retorts and By Products
Although charcoal has long been produced, modern methods of healing wood in retorts and recovering sick by‑products such as wood tar acetone and acetic acid are comparatively new developments in this practice.
Notre Dame Irish Show Strength In Winter Basketball
Notre Dame, long known for football success, fields a top basketball team. After losses to Indiana and Bradley the Irish surged, beating Holy Cross by 22 and routing Purdue 95 74 for their tenth win. Joe Bertrand led with 25 points as others reached double figures.
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Holy Cross
Dartmouth
N.c.tate
North Carolina
Notre Dame
Purdue
Lawrence ‘Tech
Otterbein
Ae ‘Grande
Ashland
Ohio
Drury
Westminster
Texas Tech
Hardin Simons
New York
Indiana
Bradley
Associated Press
iPurdid
Joe Bertrand
Students Try to Promote Sportsmanship in St Louis
St Louis high school students fear Detroit violence as they seek to boost prep athletic sportsmanship. Officials discuss rewarding good behavior with trophies or certificates and perhaps an extra holiday. Grading criteria and timing remain key challenges for the plan.
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ST Louis
St. Louis
Detroit
Sti Louis
Pul City
Caurell
Cornell
Schooel
Ashdown Panthers Drubbed by Hope Bobcats 67-36
In front of a packed gym, Hope Bobcats rolled past Ashdown 67 to 36 for an 11th straight win. Garnie Hatch led with 18 points, Cobb added 12, while Ashdown’s BR Cobb scored 12 as Panthers trailed 25-10 after one and 41-34 at halftime.
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Focal Gym
Hope Bobcats
Ashdown Panthers
Panthers
Bobcats
Cats
Garnie Hatch
Cobb
Hope Girls
Pabetheretics
Berlie Allen
Lady Cats
Wright
Boxing results from night of fights across cities
Chicago promoter Hon Stribling won a 133 pound bout while Philadelphia fighter Willie Pep outpointed Little David in Jacksonville. Hartford’s opponent faced a decision in a 127 pound clash. Los Angeles and Cedar Rapids hosted bouts with Cruz and Peacock earning decisions. Wanger and Peacock were noted in separate cards with scattered results across Riverside events.
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Philadelphia
Jacksonville
Willie Pep
Hartford
Conn
Little David
Associated Press
Chicago
Los Angeles
A Cruz
Los Cedar Rapids
Trist
Angeles
Billy Peacock
Billy Wanger
Pilisburea
Stormy Flight to a Shack and a Daring Choice
Dale and Don flee a storm to a sugar shack where crude goods line the walls and a tense confession surfaces. Don offers marriage, Dale rejects the idea, choosing independence and the safety of a remembered love over a potential betrayal. Dale resolves not to return to the big house, seeking solace at a cottage with Katly and Rack.
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City of Hope
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