Rankin seeks sixth term amid pledges filed
Hilile Rock reports State Land Commissioner Claude A Rankin pledging with Secretary of State G G Halk as he seeks a sixth term. Other filings include W M Thompson Batesville in the Eighth Chancery and Dr E J Bird Camden as senator from the Seventh district. Sen Weenie Trunsell of Fordyce now represents that district.
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Fair Enough By Westbrook Pagher
A distorted 1961 feature draws satire on Madam Perle Meain Luxemberg and Washington society. The piece describes Perle as host to soldiers at "chowder parties" with meals and champagne, and portrays tensions between business, politics, and patronage in a sharp, era voice.
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Brother of Actor Named to High Job
London January 25 pr Vincent Massey an elder brother of actor Raymond Massey was approved by King George as the first Canadian born governor general of Canada Buckingham Palace said Field Marshal Viscount Alexander whom Massey succeeds will take on other responsibilities He is expected to be named minister of detente in Prime Minister Church cabinet
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Hope Boys Rally to Double Win at Arkadelphia
Hope boys claimed a 43 to 39 win and the junior squad added a 38 to 22 victory at Arkadelphia. Bobcat Jedbpcom scored 14 and Ralph Wigadina led with 18 as Bob Killen rounded out scorers. In Saratoga, the Hope girls reached semifinal play after Langley withdrew, with a 24 to 10 victory in the opener.
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Freshman Boxer Dreaming Big In Garden Main Event
New York report notes NYU freshman Chico Velar and rival Roger Donoghue eye a Garden main event, a potential first for college-bred boxers in a major arena. Mentions past, present college fighters and hints at broader sports and college connections.
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Night at Madison Square Garden Ends in Technical Knockout
Boxing history notes a controversial ending as Johnny Saxton defeats Livio Minelli by technical knockout in the seventh round at the Garden. Referee Goldstein halted the bout, lawmakers and officials debate the decision, and fans question the ruling and the rulebook.
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Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Johnny Saxton from Brooklyn stopped Livio Minelli in a 7th round stoppage after referee halted the bout in Hollywood. Henry Davis outweighed Baby Le Roy on points in West Palm Beach. Chico Vojar defeated Roy Wirt in Stamford after a 10 round bout.
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Hall of Fame Elections Highlight Baseball Stars
A reflection on the Baseball Hall of Fame election a year ago featuring Mel Ott and Jimmy Fox. The piece notes past milestones in baseball history with concise summaries of notable Hall of Fame inductions.
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Boros Leads Phoenix Open After 36 Holes In 2 Shot Margin
Julius Boros, a rising star from North Carolina, shot 68 to reach 135 total at Phoenix Country Club, two strokes ahead of Lloyd Mangrum, Cary Middlecoff, and Johnny Revolta as the $10,000 Phoenix Open enters its third round. Recounts note Revolta’s remarkable 237 at midround and remarkable putting, while Mangrum mitigates a lull with a first-round 68.
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The Negro Community Dinner Visit Report
The Negro Community notes a well attended dinner honoring Mrs. J T and hosted by Mrs. Martha Phillips. Mrs. Bell returns to Lil Nebraska after five weeks with relatives. Willie Bowles of Francisco visits his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Chartle Bow McNab.
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Chinaman a Message in a Barroom Mystery
Johnny Liddell, a detective, deals with Treasury agents at a bar after a caller warns of trouble. A sealed package from Hong draws attention as Liddell navigates a possible hoard by Feds and a wary redhead assistant amid a tense investigation.
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