Fyr-Fyter Seeks Top Salesman For Exclusive Territory
Valuable sales opportunity offers a permanent profitable business selling the Fyr-Fyter line of fire extinguishers from one quart to 40 gallons. All extinguishers are Underwriters Laboratories approved. Sell direct to factories, schools, hotels, and more with generous credit terms. Territorial assignment guaranteed. potential top-bracket profits and high repeat business. Dayton Ohio address for applications.
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Top Radio Programs New York Jan 25 Tonight Schedule
Radio listings for New York detail NBC CBS and ABC program lineups for Tuesday night including Your Life Alan Young Fibber and Molly Big Town drama People Are Funny Mystery Theater We The People Morey Amsterdam Youth Asks the Government Town Meeting Detroit Symphony It’s In The Family Sports Commentary Detective Yarn and early morning slots Jack Berch Grand Slam Breakfast Club with a note on Nanking cloth origin and manufacture.
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New York
NBC
Alan Young
CBS
ABC
Detroit Symphony
Fair Enough on Truman by Westbrook Pegler 1947
Washington dated January 23 Pegler critiques President Truman, labeling him a phoney and gullible against the Russians and Pendergast era crime. He recalls past comments about prayer and faith, questions motives, and notes their strained relation with Thurmond and Mrs. Thurmond during a public ceremony.
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Truman
Senate
al Smith
Roosevelt
Mr.Truman
Reeue
Kansas City
Tom Pendergast
Berlin
Trumen
God Almidty
Tom Clark
Charlie Russ
Fnally
Hollywood
West
Maruice Milligan
Penderfast
Gyrison
Jane
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Mr. Thurmond
United States
Kinney Beats Likes in Ten Round Boxing Bout
Clarksville’s Ragan Kinney is the unofficial Arkansas heavyweight champion after a ten round win over Bob Sikes in Robinson Auditorium Little Rock. Kinney entered at 194 pounds and outboxed Sikes despite a cut eye. Neal Kinney outpointed Ray Ashmore in a ten round prelim.
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Clarksville
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Arkansas
Mwe
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Robinson Auditorium
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Sikes
Brother Neal
Ray Ashmore
Memphis
Hosan Demaret in Finals of Long Beach Open
In Long Beach California on January 25 Ben Hogan and Jimmy Demaret reach a playoff for the inaugural Long Beach Open after tying at 272 over 72 holes. Demaret led final round before Hogan sank a clutch birdie to force a playoff for the $2,000 first prize and $1,400 second.
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Calif
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Jimmy Demaret
Demaret
Dauntless Benny
Jack Burke, Jr
White Plains
Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
Jimmy Thomson
Burke
Mansium
Marty Furgol
Albuquerque
N. M
Jim Foreset
San Tfrangisco
E. J. (Duleh) Harrison
Little Rock
Bob Hamilton
Gandover
Ed Furgol
Royal Osk
Mich
Controversy Over Rival for Louis in Exhibition Fight
The heavyweight champion Louis prepares for an exhibition against Elmer Ray at the Orange Bowl tonight a six round set Ray a hard hitting Negro from Hastings Indiana has long sought a shot at the title amid political jabs and critiquing of wartime and Unions. The piece blends sport with a broader political rant including references to Dewey Truman Taft Hartley and Labor figures.
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Duquesne
Loyola
Chicago
Miah
Fla
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Hagertame
North Carolina
Virginia Tech
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Elmer
Ray
Orange Bowl
Hastings
Pia
St Louis Billikens Top AP Poll As KU OK A&M Rise
The AP writers and broadcasters poll names St Louis as the nation's No 1 college basketball team with Kentucky and Oklahoma A&M close behind. Western Kentucky remains fourth as Minnesota and Hamline round out the top ten. Oklahoma A&M slips from preseason high but stays near the top with 28 points. Missouri Kansas State Oklahoma City University and Kansas also receive votes.
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Billikens
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Kentucky
Oklahoma A
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Mingis
Hamline
Cage Select
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Far West
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Utah
Hank Iba
Giklahoma
Aggies
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Missouri
Kansas State
Oklahoma City
University
Kansas
Scouts to Meet in Texarkana on January Twenty Fifth
Hope and Hampstead District scouters will attend the regular monthly Executive Board meeting of the Caddo Area Council Boy Scouts of America in Texarkana Tuesday evening January 25 at the Gum Hotel. A review of WMS accomplishments versus 1948 and regional goals will be presented with George A. Holland and four regional executive board volunteers aiding. Clifford Franks, Hempstead District Chairman, also serves as council vice president. Hempstead board members Elmer Brown Leddy Jones and Bill Wray will attend.
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Boy Scouts of America
Texarkana
Gum Hotel
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Clifford Franks
Hempstead
Elmer Brown
Leddy Jones
Bill Wray
Wisconsin Hires Lafayette Grid Mentor
Wisconsin selects Ivan Williamson to coach the Badgers ending a months long search. Williamson 37, from Lafayette College Easton PA, named unanimously by the board of regents. He replaces Harry Stuhldreher who resigned after a poor season.
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Easton
Wisconsin Board of Regents
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Lafayette
Ralph C. Hutchison
Denver
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Wisconsin
Stuhlreher
Midigan University
Michigan
Roseville
Mich
Yale
Sehicolfice
Navy
Tall
Army
Rutgers
Hope Nashville Cage Game Postponed Due to High Water
A Nashville high school boys basketball game versus Hope High School was postponed because flood conditions made travel unsafe. Officials notified coach Jack Hopkins that the teams cannot reach Hope tonight and rescheduled to Wednesday night. The Sky chiefs beat Olay 49 to 27, led by L. Seal with seven points, and will host Texarkana next Wednesday.
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Hamline Seeks Upset Over Undefeated Minnesota Team
Undefeated Hamline faces Minnesota powerhouse in a bid to extend a 13 game unbeaten stretch for Minnesota while Hamline chases its 14th win. West Kentucky leads 15-0 among unbeaten programs and Villanova shows 11-0. Dequesne edged Loyola Chicago 59-57 in OT at Pittsburgh for a 9th win in ten.
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Pitsburgh
Boudreau Secures 75 000 A Year With Indians
Cleveland January 25. Player-manager Low Boudreau signed a two year contract with the Cleveland Indians, guaranteeing about 75 000 dollars per year. President Bill Veeck tore up the old deal in a publicity display as Boudreau led the team to the World Series title with strong hitting and fielding.
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Boudreau
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