A&P Cites False U. S. Charges in ads across newspapers
A&P cites repeated false anti trust charges by lawyers accusing the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company. Ads in 2500 papers recount a Wilson N C not guilty verdict and a judge’s rebuke. The company defends fair pricing and aiding agriculture while criticizing government litigation and noting a Goldsborough dismissal.
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Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Anti-Trust
Wilson
N. C
C. C. Wythe
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Wyneha
Ant-Trust
Washington
T. Alan Goldsborough
Fights Last Night In Chicago Exhibition Boxing Report
Four round exhibitions in Washington and Chicago featured Ike Williams from Chicago beating Johny Bratton of Chicago and Cromtilel Blockton of California. Joe Louis of Detroit boxed Andy Walker of San Francisco, with Bill Weinberg of Chelsea, Massachusetts reporting from Washington.
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Chicago
Ike Williams
Trontus
N. J
Johny Bratton
Cromtilel
Blockton
Calif
Joe Louis
Detroit
Andy Walker
San Francisco
Washington
D. F
Brotho
Bill Weinberg
Chelsea
Mass
Prairie-style crusade and a Connecticut court fight unfolds
In a sprawling defense of free speech and political belief, a Greenwich Connecticut dispute pits Mrs. John T. McCullough against Paul Draper and Larry Adler as they fight a $200,000 claim and the seizure of home and bank accounts. The affair links Marshall Field and Louis Weiss to alleged communist associations, with Field accused of leveraging influence to thwart anti-communist figures and to threaten his critics.
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Marshall Field
Henry Wallace
Tommy Manville
Paul Draper
Larry Adler
John T. McCullough
Greenwich
Louis Weiss
Carol Weigs King
Field
Weiss
White House
Alger Hiss
State Department
Hiss
Chicago
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Ler
Drapee
Adler
Prague
Fivid
Iron Curtain
McCullough
McCulloughs
Communist Party
Moscow
McCuloughs
Mrs. McCullough
Braper
Connecticut
MacCulloughs
Dn Prague
United States
Manny
Marshall Bield
Darkhorse Takes Lead From Snead In Long Beach Open
Long Beach Calif Jan 21 Sam Snead and other touring pros opened play to chase darkhorse leader Jack Harden of El Paso Texas who shot a nine under par 62 setting course records. Harden and rival Bob Hamilton of Landover Maryland each made strong moves as 40 players broke par in the first division of the large field of 1144 entries.
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Long Beach
Calif
Sam Snead
Jack Harden
el Paso
Tex
PGA
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Lawson Little
Bob Hamilton
Landover
SE Schools Upset In Conference Cage Games
Florida defeated Georgia 54 to 49 and beat LSU 30 to 53 at Gainesville, while Alabama beat LSU 0 to 52 in Baton Rouge. Wyoming led Skyline with a 48-41 win over Colorado A&M. Brigham Young beat Danvers 55-08 in another Big Six game. Washington Huskies remained top in the Pacific Coast northern division with a 69-49 win over Oregon in Seattle. San Francisco and Santa Clara won doubleheaders at Cow Palace. the Dons beat Stanford 54-39 and Santa Clara beat Saint Mary’s 70-67 in overtime in Richmond. Arizona widened its Border lead by routing West Texas 7 ids. Long Island and St Johns posted easy wins. Creighton surged past Wichita 71-58, Baldwin Wallace beat Akron 60-81.
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Florida
Alabama
Georgia
Louvisiana State
Gainsville
Louisiana State
Baton Rouge
Wyoming
Cowboys
Colorado A&m
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Danvers
Washington Huskies
Oregon
Seattle
Washington State
Oregon State
San Francisco
Santa Clara
Cow Palace
Dons
Stanford
St. Mary's
Calin
William and Mary
Hampen
Sydney
Richmond
Arizona
West Texas
South Alabama
Hampdenydney
Midwest
Baldwin-Wallace
Akron
Creighton
Wichita
Hastings
Kearney
Neb
Maryville
Cape Girareau
Missouri Central
Missouri Valley
Baker
Kas
McPherson
Central Okla
Northeastern
Okla
Washburn
Pittsburg
Oklahoma Baptist
Northwestrn Okla
East Central Okla
Southweston Okla
Kansas Wesleyan
Bethany Kas
Southeastern Okla
Phillips miv
Culver-Stocton
Willan Jewell
Southwest Defe Nee Cee Arizona
Prescott News Organ Recital Sets Sunday Afternoon
The Prescott Musical-Coterie sponsors an organ recital at 3 30 PM Sunday in First Baptist church featuring Miss Annie Laurie Weiszer from Beasley Music. Also listed are youth gatherings at First Christian First Dap fist First Methodist and Presbyterian groups with supper and programs, plus Rotary and OES activities and local social visits.
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Prescott
First Baptist Church
Annie Laurie Weiszer
Beasley Music Company
Dap Fist Church
Pro basketball rise of Syracuse Nationals amazes fans
New York reports on the Syracuse Nationals drawing big crowds despite lacking star players like Mikan or Groza. Al Cervi leads a fast, skilled lineup praised for speed and teamwork. Bob Pelaez’s eye issues loom after a rough game. sports figures Rickey and Yale coach Kopp are noted in broader ball and coaching developments.
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New York
Syracuse Naf
George Mikan
Alex, Groza
al Cervi
Chicago
Sportspaurrl
Rickey
Combine of Baseball and Agriculture
Tab Harold Kopp
Yale
University of Connecticut
Harvard
Art Valley
Henry Thresher
Mercersburg
Anderson
Ind
Gene Wilson
Johnny
Johnny, Who Scored Some 1800 Points For ‘Anderson Far
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Tarlem Globtrotters
George Sauer Named Coach at Baylor
George Sauer becomes head coach and athletic director at Baylor with a five year contract. He arrives amid Baylor leadership turmoil after Bob Woodruff and Ralph Wolf resignations. Sauer vows to end dissension and visions a strong era for Baylor football with new staff and continued assistants.
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Waco
Tex
Baylor University
George Sauer
Golden Bears
Kansas
Navy
Champion
W. R. White
Bears
Sauer
Bob Woodruff
Baylor
D. X. Bible
University of Texas
Nebraska
Woodruff
University of Florida
Haff
Ralph Wolf
Wolf
Florida
White
Frank Broyles
Broyles
Laver
Bob Ingalls
Vic Bradford
Basketball Scores From East to West Across The Nation
A string of college games reports major results from Long Island to the West Coast with 82 60s and multiple upsets. Notable lineups feature St Johns Fort Monmouth South Alabama Louisiana State Florida Georgia William and Mary Hampden Sydney Creighton Wichita Hastings Kearney Maryville Cape Girardeau Missouri Central Baker McPherson Central Oklahoma Northeastern Oklahoma Washburn Pittsburg Oklahoma Baptist Northwest Oklahoma East Central Oklahoma Southwest Oklahoma Kansas Wesleyan Bethany Southeastern Oklahoma Phillips and Culver-Stockton. The era’s travel and scores mark a broad season tapestry ending with a stray historical note about Spain’s forests and Rome’s height of power.
Wonder Boys soar as Arkansas Tech routs Little Rock 192 to 46
Arkansas Tech's Wonder Boys rolled Friday night to a 192 to 46 victory over Little Rock junior college, remaining unbeaten in AIC play. Deward Dopson added 26 points for Tech Center. In Arkadelphia, Arkansas State Teachers beat Henderson 58 to 57, led by Tommy Layier's 36 points and Bill Reese's 25.
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Associated Press
Arkansas Tech
Wonder Boys
Little Roc Junior College
AIC
Tech
Deward Dopson
Little Rock
Ar Kadelphia
Arkansas State
Henderson
Tommy Layier
Hendersson
Bill Reese
Britons Split Over Socialized Medicine After 18 Months
London reports show public satisfaction growing with Britain's socialized health plan after 18 months, though opposition argues the state medical system costs too much and erodes personal attention. Treasury outlay nears 35 million pounds annually while most Britons rely on public patients.
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London
Britain
Ministry of Health
Labor Party
National Treasury
Treasury
Aneurin Bevan
England
Wales
Scotland
Oiban
Tonys
Jordan
Hospital
Texarkana
Priwcek
Hararity
Gir Lewis
Legion Upsets Emmet Cagers in Close Game
The Legionaires edged Emmet 47 45 in a seesaw battle watched by the largest crowd of the season. Pony Reaves led with 17 points and Gilson Ross added 10 while Wesson topped the Skychiefs with 11. Mullitts sprained an ankle and will miss about a week. Hope men head to Texarkana Monday and North Heights Wednesday.
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Legionaires
Emmet Skychiefs
Pony Reaves
Gilson Ross
Wesson
Hope
Charles Mullitts
Legion
Hope Boys
Texarkana
North Heights
Bobcats Edge Magnolia In Narrow High School Contest
Hope Bobcats beat Magnolia Panthers 43 to 41 in a tight game at Magnolia. Edsil Nix led Hope with 12 points while Dobson had 12 for Magnolia. In the teen girls game Magnolia routed Joval 39 to 19.
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Magnolia
Hope Bobcats
Panthers
Edsil Nix
Hope
Dobson
Last Night's Scores and Tonight's Matches Wrap Up
National Association games show Philadelphia 0 over Minneapolis 69 while American League results list New York 82 over Trenton 74. Tonight's schedules include Anderson at Rochester Sheyboygan at Washington Denver at Waterloo Wilkes-Barre at Hartford and regional scores Pine Bluff 40 Fort Smith 36 Hot Springs 67 E Dorado 48. The piece also notes a 20 percent fee cut push by the ministry of health led by Lord Horder. doctors protest, arguing socialized medicine weakens standards and that Bevan may levy prescription charges to curb improper calls. After 18 months, the health service still prompts debate on whether medical standards have changed.
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Associated Press
National Association
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
American League
New York
Trenton
Anderson
Rochester
Sheyboygan
Washington
Denver
Waterloo
American League Wilkes-Barre
Hartford
Ministry of Health
Lord Horder
Bevan
U.S
Rational Health Service
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