Locke wins Phoenix Open by one stroke in tough final round
Bobby Locke of South Africa captured the Phoenix Open by a single stroke over Jim Demaret at Phoenix Country Club. Locke carded 67-67 in the final 36 holes for a 72 hole total of 358 dollars 2 000 first prize and a new tournament record. Demaret finished second, Mangrum tied for third, with Ferrier Palmer De Vicenzo Little Alexander Dutchi Harrison Rock and others earning smaller paybacks.
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Phoenix, Ariz
South Africa
Bobby Locke
Jim Deraret
Johannesburg
Phoenix Country Club
Locke
Holf
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Devmaret
Lloyd Mangrum
Jim Ferrier
Unclaimed Freight Shipment Notice in Hope Arkansas
Legal notice lists unclaimed freight consigned to Dillard to be sold to the highest bidder at 9 am on Saturday February 4 1948 at the Missouri Pacific Freight House in Hope Arkansas. Itemized are one trunk personal effects and secondhand clothing mostly cotton. Signed Missouri Pacific Freight Donot by R L McCainy agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillard
U. Am
Missouri Pacific Freight Bouse
Hope
Arkansas
Westbrook Pegler on Eleanor Roosevelt and communism
Pegler critiques Eleanor Roosevelt as pro-Communist in the New Deal era, accusing her of aiding Communist fronts and CIO unions. He attacks her credibility and political alliances, linking her to Roosevelt era figures and alleged anti-American plots, while casting her as a symbol of perceived socialist influence in government and media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Roosevelt
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Anit
Politica
Social Parvasites
Diss
Roosevelt
WPA
CIO
Joe Lash
Pennsylvania Ave
Eleanor the Great
Perso
Wall Street
American Federation of Labor
Elliott
White House
Kansas City
Bob Hannegan
Sam Clark
Hannegan
Pauls Shor
New York
Clark
F.B.2
Costellos
Morettis
Fischettig
Bugsy Siegal
Frankie Boy Sinat
Strikee
Winiselt
Quentin Reynolds
Fae
Min
Gimogpheln
Itera
Ywooel
Ion Ratusally
Don
Churchill Backs Bevin Plan for Western Bloc Against Russia
Churchill endorses Bevin’s proposal for uniting western European nations to block Soviet expansion. He says it complements the Marshall Plan and may avert or delay another conflict, with Attlee cautioning a careful approach under broader unity of the United States. France and Italy support, Benelux mixed, Swiss neutral, Sweden Norway Denmark to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston
Churchill
Britain
Bevin
Marshall Plain
Europe
Paris
Matin
Long
United States of Europe
Attlee
House of Commons
Ha “Faen
France
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Benelux
Switzerland
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Russia
Western Europe
Arkansas News Roundup of Fires Deaths and Appointments
Several Arkansas items describe a death of Searcy County Supt Thed ford H Campbell after a basketball game, a Corning fire destroying three businesses, and a gas heater blast as the cause. C. E. Garrison 52 died at Selma as clothing caught fire. Arkansas Adjutant General H L McAlister may become athletic commissioner of the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference, with no salary if appointed. Fort Smith hosts open house for the new Southwestern House built from a warehouse at nearly 400000. Mack W Long 74, banker from Batesville, dies in Little Rock with widow and two daughters surviving. Dr A Z Glover, 78, Faulkner County physician, dies at home. several children survive. Fire deaths rise to four in 24 hours. Oil and Gas Commission delays decision on MeKanie Patton Field. A baby, John Thomas Featherston, 1 month old, remains hospitalized in Augusta after transfer from Panama Canal Zone area for life-saving treatment. physicians seek procedures and operation options.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Adjt
H. L. McAlister
Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference
McAlister
J. W. Hull
Arkansas Tech
AIC
Arkansas National Guard
Lite Rock
Mack WW. Long
Lite Rock Bank
Federal Reserve
Batesville
Akn
Long
Arkansas College
Old German National Bank
Jonesboro
Associated Press
Hollie Malens, Sr
Arkansas
Desha County
Adolphus A. Loekamy
Louis Joyce
Priscilla
Augusta
John Thomas Featherston
Oliver General Hospital
Panama Canal Zone
Special Air Transport Command
Broskiey Field
Mobile
Canal Zone
M. O. Featherston
Rison
Ark
Letterman Genral Hospital
San Francisco
Linda Christian Takes Well Earned Vacation amid Studio Fallout
Hollywood dispatch notes actress Linda Christian, linked to Tyrone Power, stating she is on a well earned vacation after Metro-Goldwyn Mayer dropped her. She claims she sought a release for a year, denying claims she refused a wart in a picture, and plans rest before resuming career pursuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Linda Christian
Tyrone Power
Metro-Goldwyn Mayer Studios
Mexico City
Mae
Tony
Truman Budget Proposal Called Phoney Budget
Bridges, chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, denounced President Truman's foreign aid budget as a phoney plan after a conference of Republican senators. He cited the Marshall Plan as a potential U S aid program if Congress approves the funds. The report notes a claimed misstatement of two thousand three hundred dollars and references controversy over the budget's foreign aid section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bridges CR
Truman
Coni Bross
NewWlampshire Nakey Tuld
Rpublican
Bridges
Senate Appropriations Committee
Congress
United States
Barnhill Signs for 10 Years at University Arkansas
University of Arkansas coach John Barnhill has extended his contract through 1945, with terms undisclosed but likely a raise above his prior 10 000 dollar annual pay. He arrived from Tennessee, led Razorbacks to a Southwest Conference co championship and a Cotton Bowl tie in his first year, and boosted last season with a Dixie Bowl victory over William and Mary in Birmingham.
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Fayetteville
John Barnhill
University of Arkansas
Barnhill
University of Tennessee
Razorbooths
William and Bary
Birmingham
Baylor Pulls Into Loop Cane Lead
Baylor pulls into lead in Southwest Conference race as unbeaten Baylor Texas Arkansas jostle for top spot. Texas leads on conference scoring, while Baylor faces A&M and Arkansas visits Baylor as key games loom. Big George Kok leads scoring in both season and conference.
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Dallas
Dan
Baylor
Arkanisas
Texas
Consor
Lexus Christian
Rice
Bears
Noice
Longhorns
Southern Methodist
A& M
College Station
Arkansas
Ken Kearns
Kearns
Arkansas State
Waco
Langhorns
Fayetteville
Ack
Big George Kok
Bill Tam
al Wiley Liams
U S Team May Be Barred From Winter Games
Reports from St Moritz indicate officials told the Swiss that the United States Amateur Hockey Association team must be banned from the Winter Games. The AHA is recognized as the U S official team, but the move provokes strong protest from the U S Olympic Committee. If barred, the International Hockey Federation could expel all its teams, a blow to Swiss gate receipts with semifinals and finals drawing about 60 000 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Moriz
Switzerland
International Olympic
United States Amateur Hockey Association
AHA
Orgarine Committee
U.S
Gemes
Nell P
Ivy Olympic Committee
International Hockey Federation
Z. Saanatt Bingham
Gel
Doherty Towery Draws More Than 100 Women
Doherthy Towrey headlines a women’s golf field exceeding 100 entries for the Doherty tournament. National Amateur Champion Lovisz Suggs leads a list including Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta, Jean Hopkins of Cleveland, Peggy Kirk of Findlay, Margaret Gunther of Metraphis Tenn, and Polly Riley of Fort Worth. Six days span on the 6,304 yard Miami County Chip course with qualifying rounds beginning.
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Lovisz Suggs
Audit
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
Jean Hopkins
Cleveland
Peggy Kirk
Findlay
Margaret Gunther
Metraphis Tenn
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Tex
Miami
Many Knocked From Ranks of Undefeated
New York, Jan. 26 tPA roll call of the nation’s top college basketball teams shows few football powers remaining undefeated. Texas and North Carolina stand strong in football but lag in basketball, with several leading programs battling losses as DePaul, Oklahoma A&M and LaSalle push into the top hardwood ranks. DePaul to face Oklahoma’s Aggies, and Kentucky visit as LaSalle drops to Temple in a tight loss.
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New York
Howie Odell
Yile
Washington
West
Howard
Hobson
Oregon
Yale
West Coast
Gresen
Associated Press
Texas
North Carolina
Arkansas
J. C. State
New York U
Columbia
Porcdham
Notre Dame
Michigan
Medi Erp
Southern Methodist
Penn State
Alabama
Southern California
Georgia Tech
Kansas State
Kan Sas
Reehords
Western Kentucky
LaSalle
Kenticky
Oklahoma A & M
Tivachey
Tinots
DePaul
Oklahoma
Aggies
Chicago Stadium
Kentucky
Rhode Island State
la Salle
Temple
Coniqueroy
Rhode Island
Williams Mo and Mave Clash for Lightweight Title
In a one round non title bout Ike Williams of Chicago is set to face rival Williams in a headline bout. Their earlier meeting ended in a draw as Williams dodges a homerun style attack from his opponent. The Chicago fighter has since defeated Vic Patrick Eddie Miller and Dave Andrews in quick fashion as he presses toward a title shot. Per capita cigar consumption in the U S fell from 63 in 1923 to 41 in 1930.
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Philadelphia
Dawson
Williams
Chicago
Vic Patrick
Eddie Miller
Feather
Dave Andrews
Candy McDaniels
United States
Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight Local Air Time Lineup
A fragmented OCR of a radio station clock lists hosts and shows across January 27 with programs from Hop Harrigan to Superman and Gabriel Heatter, noting many times, hosts, and recurring segments. The garbled text preserves station identity KAR Mutual Network 1490 and a dense slate of music reports, news, and entertainment features.
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Pom
Dan
Hop Harbigan
Superman
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Henry J. Taylor
KXAR
Gabriel Heatter
New York
Harry McDaniel
Sammy Kaye
Emil Coleman
Mutual Reports
Bill Harrington
Kate Smith
Victor H. Lindlahr
Naval Academy
Market
Bul Boyd
Martin Bleck
Cort Erskine Johnson
the Johnson Family
Ge Harada Turner
Hop Harrigan
MBS
M. Fulton Lewis
MBBS
i-Star
Final News
Dinner
Official Detective
Billy Rose
Zane Grey
American Forum of Art
the Tornados
Morton Bawney
Orin Tyucker
Greh
NBC hires CBS veteran Bob Trout as newscaster
Bob Trout, a 16 year CBS newscaster and former presidential announcer, joins NBC. His CBS run began in 1931 in Washington and continued in New York before wartime overseas duties. his last CBS paycheck was in September after Ed Murrow replacement. On air listings show NBC primetime and daytime programs across channels with names like Robert Taylor, Ingrid Bergman, Irene Dunne, and Eddie F. on various slots.
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Associated Press
Central Standard
Bob Trout
CBS
NBC
Trout
Washington
New York
Ed Murrow
Postponed Cub Pack Meet At First Baptist Church
The new cub pack meeting sponsored by First Baptist Church is postponed to Friday night at 2 15 a.m. due to weather. Pack committee includes Hendricks Sprageing Raynes Frank Oxmiar Ed Morvis with Ai Kellner as Cub Master. Den leaders and den numbers are listed with names. A meeting of Boy Scouts dads and officers will be held at Guernsey on Wednesday at 7 p.m. Morgan Griffith announces re registration for the coming year and Field Executive Avil Hickman will visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Hendricks Sprageing
Raynes
Frank Oxmiar
Ed Morvis
Ai Kellner
Den
Robert Rider
Dra Yerom
Anstey Gilbert
Ben
Arvin Hickman
Guernsey
Morgan Griffith
Avil Hickman
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C. J. Webb
Tan
CCC
Rt. J. Hope
Ore Bros
Farni Ié Co
East Grd
J. W. Strickland
Fiat
Singer
Singer Sewing Machine Company
E. MM. LaBrot
Singer Sewing Machine Co
E. M. LaBrel
Aric
Hamilton St
CG. T. Smith
Temple Cotton ‘Oj
Teeta
Dependable Trucking and Storage Inc
Happ. Ark
Bath
Prinei
C. B. Tyler
Cotton Row
Ford
Chevrolet
COBR
Texarkana
Hammons Tractor Co
Income Tax Service
Paul M
Simms Carrigan
Elm &T
Hope, Ark
Roy Allison
Ccity Electric CO
Missouri Pacific Freight
R. L. McCainy
SingLeton’s
W. P. Singleton
Boswell Sisters
Beauty Shop
Fifth Street
PHOME
Tyler
Buchannan & Braswell
Prescott
First St
AL Jacobson
Alvinisum
Venetian Bind Co
Houel Ph
Hackberry
Elm — Lynn
Hope Basket CO
Cal
Star
COOK
John L Wilson, JR
Charles Malone Garrett Wills
Glen Walker
H. A
Pete) Shields
Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Dewitt Mackenie
AP ‘Foreign Affaire
Marshall
Jan
Searcy County
Thedford H. Campbell
Corning
McCauley
Dortch
Bloom
Monticello
C. E. Garrison
Selima Tinker Company
Selma
Fort Smith
Southwest American Ad Times Record
KESA
Ranald W. Reynolds
W. H. Houser
Plainview
Yell County
James Mackredl
John Lonsdale
Lonsdale
Conway
Glover
Faulkner County
Guy Yester
Faulkner County Medical Society
Magnolia
Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission
MeKanie Patton Field
Lafayette County
Need Vacation
Ss. Oyen
Tarim
Prats
Kremlin
Hugh & Futterton
University
Chicago Baseball Writers
Zach Taylor
1. Louis Browns
Florida
Browns
Alchareb
Gerry Karver
Curt Stone
Horace Ashenfelter
Chick Werner
Horace
Chuckenay
Lewis
Red Sox
Cincinnati
Bennie Vientara
U. of Florida
Bill Pepper
Hialeah Park
Wilbur Martin
Doherthy Towrey
Will Grimsley
KAR Mutual
Robert Taylor
Don Voorhees Canerst
Lily Pons
Te Ubs
Godfrey
Ingrid Bergman
Irene Dune
ABC
Opie Cates
Earl Fed
Wil
the Falcon
Charlie ‘Chan
Fish and Hunt Club
Jack Bereh
Ma Perkins
Ben Alexander
Bou Ting
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