Conservation Work Increase Noted by Rouge-Bedeau District
The Rouge-Bedeau Soil Conservation District reports a 5 percent rise in conservation work year over year led by Chair Riley Lewallen. Accomplishments include 251% acres drained, 12 miles of terraces, selective cutting on 1627 acres, 70 acres of tree planting, 0 062 acres pastures and meadows seeded, and 14 133 acres covered by crops. Soil Conservation Service staff helped farmers add 1343 miles of terraces, 382 farm ponds, 48 890 acres of pasture, 3511 acres of drainage, and 65 629 acres of cover crops with contour planting on 33 813 acres and 33 miles of diversion terraces built.
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Circ Rouge-Bedeau
Lewallen
Soil Construction Service
Singer Organizations
No Agreement Seen in Olympic Hockey Squabble
Avery Brundage and Walter Brown held a two hour, amicable conference aboard the Queen Mary en route to England but failed to bridge the dispute over the U S Olympic hockey entry. The AHA is recognized as the official U S team by the Swiss Organizing Committee and the International Federation, while the USOC threatens to withdraw if the AHA squad competes. The matter will go to the IOOC executive committee next week at St Moritz.
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England
London
United States
Avery Brundage
Walter Brown
Brundage
U.S
WU. S
International Hockey Federation
U. S
Population of Ju chants in United States, 1890 to 1920
The proportion of Ju chants population in the United States declined from 63 percent in 1890 to 44 percent in 1920, with no material change in the intervening years.
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United States
Fair Enough on Wilson and Dewey by Westbrook Pegler
Pegler rues the 1913 era and the Wilson presidency, arguing populist votes and war entanglements created costly mistakes. He praises Taft’s integrity, critiques Roosevelt and Truman, and suggests Dewey as a preferable 1940s alternative over postwar policy missteps.
Parkers Win But Lose Key Player in Upset
Parkers edged Arkansas State College 76 49 but the Razorbacks suffered star Ken Kearns who left with a hand injury and appears likely to miss the rest of the season. Williams led Arkansas with 20 points as State’s Denny Wilhelm poured in 22 and Kuk and Miller added 19 each.
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Arkansas State College
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Razorbee
Then- Mans
Ken Kearns
Kearns
Tou Stitohes
Arkansas
Bayley
Texas Christian
Texas
Rice
al Williams
Denny Wilhelm
Paints and Costers
Georrie Kuk
Baxerboecks
Maurice Milter
State
Jacobs Denies He Plans Retire From Fighting
Miami Beach promoter Mike Jacobs disputes retirement reports saying he will continue in boxing indefinitely and spend as much time in Florida as possible. He expects Joe Louis to defend the title again against Jersey Joe Walcott in Yankee Stadium next spring with talks of a bout earning over a million dollars.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Mike Jacobs
New York
Century Sporting Club
Normandy
Tilo
Jacobs
Florida
Jacsks
Joe Lois
Jae Watcott
Walcott
Aivance Mentts
Yankee
the Promuley
Lesbiy
Crwineegh
Ceiteach
Hope El Dorado clash in local district play
Hope hosts El Dorado in a District 7 contest at the high school with junior teams opening at 7 o clock and the main game to follow. North Heights teams highlighted by strong Texarkana scorers led a pair of late wins for visiting squads, while Hope's Ross and Skinner posted high point totals in separate games.
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Hope
el Dorado
Bymnhasiam
Bobcats
Legion Independents
Texarkans North Heights Five
Jocal
North Heights
Legionaiies
Ross of Hope
Skinner
Texarkana
Bolt of
Fincher of Hope
Pecce Treaty Eases Mexican US Baseball Pact
The article reports on a two day peace meeting involving Mexican and U S baseball officials aiming to resolve differences over Mexican league raids on major league players. Optimism grows that American players may return to U S teams while owners show limited interest in reclaiming players. Major stars like Max Lanier are noted, with mixed prospects for reinstatement.
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New York
Lessie
Alejandro Aguilar
Meximo City
Mulbry
Chanalor
Bell Reyes
Mexico City
Lavin
Havana
Thosa
Max Lanier
S J. Gewis Cardinals
Cluc
Ieamates Fred Martin
Lou Kiei
Libs
Lanier
U S Baseball to Extend Southward to Extend Southward
Columbus January 23 report on U S baseball expanding into South America. George Trautman announced plans to send an observer to Venezuela and Colombia. Officials from the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues discussed cross border play and lifting restrictions with Cuban authorities.
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Columbus
United States
South America
George M. ‘Trautman
Danan
Venezuela
Kevin Rito
Colombia
Poteh
Syed Singy
Mexico City
Aquilae
Ruves
Amerderud
Osimne
Arkansas' Kok Third Scorer in Nation
George Kok of Arkansas moved to third in the nation among college scorers with an average near 20.8 points per game after 13 to 15 games. The National Collegiate Athletic Bureau listed Kok with 324 total points and 20.25 per game, as Arkansas played several key games this week including losses and wins across the Southwest.
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New York
Worman Hawkins
Lawrence
Mich
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Hankins Hag
I. Ie
Pony Lavelli
Yale
Laveli Hag
George Kok
Arkansas
Colender
Cangerience
Frank Kudelka
St. Marys
Calif
Gene Beree
Marquette
JayWeek
Ernie Vande- Weghe
Colgate
Murray Weir
ToWng
Fayetteville
University of Arkansas
National ‘Collegiate Athletic Bureau
South
Golfers Tee Off in Phoenix Open Tourney
About 150 players from Phoenix and abroad opened the Phoenix Open in Apiz, with Canada sending the largest foreign contingent. Bobby Locke from South Africa led foreign entrants, tied with Ben Hogan after the first round while Dale Andreason of Glenview posted a seven under par 64 in the pro am warmup. The Great Lakes region is noted for a large surface area in a haulage basin.
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Phoenix
Apiz
Sikh Phoenix
Club Guurse
Canada
South Africa
Bobby Locke
Jayovito
Ben Hogan
Jershoy
Dale Andreason
Glenview
Mutual Network Taro Weekend Radio Schedule Fragment
Radio schedule fragment lists programs on Mutual Network and KXAR for Friday and Saturday evenings and nights. Entries include The Adventures of Hop Harrigan Superman Capt. AGetdA, Tom Mix, Gabriel Heater, Real Stories, Cavalcade of Music, Spotlight Parade, and sports, news, and variety shows with varying start times and host names.
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Hop Harrigan
Superman
Capt. Agetda
Tom Mix
Filton Lewis, Jr
M Gill
Henry J. Taylor
Burl Ives
Alan Dale
KXAR_ Spotlight
Gabriel Heatier
Miguelito Valdes
Eran Coleman
Mutual Reports
KXAR
Dixie Four
Bill Harrington
Bill Boya
Lenny Herman
Lloyd Barnlett
S-Star
Top Radio Programs Ahead in AP Central Standard Time
AP radio rankings show Bob Hope back in first with 22.4 percent, The Radio Theater rising to second as Jack Benny falls to third. Molly drops from first to fourth, with Fred Allen fifth, then Charlie McCarthy, Walter Winchell, Amos and Andy, Phil and Allee, and My Friend Irma at tenth. Tonight's nets schedule lists NBC programs including Paul Lavalle Melody and People are Funny, CBS with Fanny Brice and Dancy Thomas, and ABC with This Is FBI.
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Associated Press Central Standard Time
Bob Hope
Secoad
Jack Benny
Molly
Fred Allen
Charlie McCarthy
Walter Winchell
Amos and
Andy
Phil
Allee
Irma
Cannery
Priday
NBC
Paul Lavalle
Melody
Nemesig
Bil Stern
Bucky Harris
CBS
Fanny Brice
Dancy Thomas
Ozzie and Harriet
Spike Jones
ABC
Thea Pat Man
FBI
Kid Gavilan
Joe Curelo
MBS
Burl Ives
Mort Downey
Press
Sen
Glen S. Taylor
Fights Last Night Compiled from Various Cities
United Press report gathers boxing results from Miami Chicago New York Utah Minnesota New Orleans and other locales. Boxers like Lee Murray George Palo Vie Creelian Dave Andrews Johnny Darby Leonard Caeser and Eddie Moniz are listed with weights and outcomes including knockouts and decisions.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Sid Funks
Chicago
Lee
Murray
New York
Logan
Utah
Keith Nuttall
Brighan
George Palo
United Press Pordivd. Me
Dave Andrews
Lowell
Mass
Pishart Politi
New Orleans
Bayonne
WN. J
Johnny Darby
Paterson
Leonard Caeser
Weekhawken
Pall River Mass
Jerry Cour“sod
Montrea
Autpuinsen
Eddie Moniz
Basketball Results From Last Night Across Colleges
Scores: Rhode Island State 64 over Brown Su. Evansville 57. Murray (Ky) 53. Drake 60 over Iowa State 44. Rockhurst 49. Maryville Ma 28. Southwest. New Mexico 52 over New Mexico Highlands 25. Williamsboro 59. Arkansas 76 over Arkansas State Jonesboro 59.
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Drake
Iowa State
Arkansas
Waneshora State
Rhode Islland State
Brown
Nevada
San Francisco Olympic Club
Bill Gallagher
LaSalle
Quimet
McCauley
St. Louis
Associated Press
Rhody Island State
Brown Su
Midwest
Evansville
Murray
Rockhurst
Maryville
Southwest
New Mexico
New Mexico Highlands
Wionesboro
Arkansas State
Jonesboro
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Errnst Hope, Ark
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Hope, Ark
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Pete) Shields
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Taro
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the Meeks
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Let's Pretend
Country Journal
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