Fort Smith Eyes Major Campbells Canning Plant
Rep. Lou Chastain of Sebastian county disclosed a possible Fort Smith area site for a Campbell's soup canning plant and requested a 24 hour delay on his Fort Smith water system bill to permit amendments. He argued early passage is essential since Fort Smith water serves Cany Chaffee with 40,000 soldiers and could support a cannery near Fort Smith.
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Campbell's Soup
Fort Smith
Lou Chastain
Sebastian County
Chastain
Cany Chaffee
Union Grove Home Demonstration Club Meeting Report
The Union Grove Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. L. E. Salisbury's home and was called to order by the president. The song of the month Massa's in De Cold Cold Ground was sung and a devotional given. Members answered roll call with plans for yard work this year. The next meeting will be at Miss Virgie Whatley's home with a stencil craft demonstration and leader appointments.
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Onion Grove
Union Grove
L. E. Salisbury
Massa
Rall
Wis
Virgie Whatley
Acheson under fire in loyalty questions and Harvard ties
Washington notes critique of Dean Acheson amid Senate Foreign Relations scrutiny over loyalty and state department links. The column rails against Harvard lawyers in government, cites Whittaker Chambers and Alger Hiss accusations, and accuses Acheson of pro Russian bias while contrasting past figures like Berle and Frankfurter. It alleges pressure to avoid inquiries into Molotov's brother in law and implies state department interference.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Alger Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Acheson
Hiss Brothers
Alger
Donald
Frankfurter
Harvard
Felix
Adolf A. Berle
Little Circle
Berle
Russia
United States
Killer Berle
New York
Mounee
Brazil
Frankfurters
Judiciary Committee
Felix Frankfurter
Truman
David K. Niles
White House
Pegler
Winvald Laski
London
New York Times
House Committee
Sam Carp
Bridgeport
Conn
Molotov
Carp
Sara
William 2. Foster
Benjamin J. Davis
New Deal
Roosevelt
Danenberg
D. A. Rosalf
Nastorg
jCarp
Penell Carp
Lof Rosoff
Nasiorg
Japan
Serer
Hannegan Sells Interest in Cardinals
Robert E. Hannegan, former postmaster general, sold his stake in the St. Louis Cardinals to Fred M. Saigh Jr. at Sportsman’s Park. Saigh becomes president and majority stockholder after the November 1947 purchase from Sam Breadon. Details of price not disclosed. rumors place it near $1 million.
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St. Louis
Robert E. Hannegan
St. Louis Cardinals
Fred M. Seigh, Jr
Hannegan
Sportsman's Park
Saigh
Cardinals
Sam Breadson
Irons with Button-Slots Top 1947 48 Consumer Vote
The Consumer Speaks poll shows women favor irons featuring button slots, a front indented semi circle sole plate edge, and a light weight under four pounds with at least 1000 watts. Other valued traits include thermo static control, heat resistant handle, and durable handle, with many features already common on market models.
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Consumer Speaks
American Home Economics Association
Enid Sater
Bureau of Humaniration and Home Economics
U.S. Department of Agriculture
AHEA
Mice Problem Common in This Section
A home demonstration agent urges year round rodent control to protect property and health. He stresses clean, aired cupboards and covered food, noting that mice and rats threaten families, farms, and sanitation.
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Lorraine Biick Wood
Prescott DAR and church notices fill Prescott Friday schedule
The Prescott News details a Friday 3 p.m. meeting of the Benjamin Culp Chapter DAR at Mrs. Allen Gee Sr's home with Mrs. J A Cole assisting. A social at 2:30 p.m. at Mrs. O R Peachey’s home, a Presbyterian church family supper Monday evening, and a Mardi Gras Pullman reserve note from the Little Rock Chamber. Also listed are the Nevada County Fair officers, 1949 board changes, WMS circles at First Baptist, and local social visits to Dallas and Texarkana.
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Benjamin Culp
DAR
Allen Gee Sr
J. A. Cole
Chamber of Commerce
Greater Little Rock Chamber of Commerce
New Orleans
Prescott Chamber of Commerce
Little Rock
Nevada County Fair Association
Jimmié Nicholas
Gene Hale
Sid Purtle
Roy Loomis
J.A. Craig, Jr
Horace Fuller
Bodcaw
Paul Adams
Bluff City
Harmon Russell
Cale
W. W. Garland
Vance Beasley
Lanebure
T. J. Silvey
Bodenw
Henry Whitten
J. H. Rogers
Jimmie Nicholas
Homer Purtle
Rachel Noles
C. E. Tanner
A. Il’. Wren
Sid Purtie
M. Daniel
Tracy Stovall
Carl Dalrymple
Prescott
Brad Bright
C. D. Ward
J. . Bemis
R. T. Murry
Baseball talks and Elmer Daily honors stir league chatter
New York observers discuss Elmer Daily’s presidency of the Middle Atlantic League and resentment from some club owners over his stance. Texas newspapers report a closed door policy to shield baseball results from bettors after a recent scoresheet manipulation, quickly spotted by copy readers.
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New York
Elmer
Judge Bramham
National Association
Texas
Austin
Man Who Might Have Been 29th President Dies
Washington, Jan. 27. Former Senator Irvine L. Lenroot of Wisconsin, seen as a potential 29th president, died after a two month illness. A GOP leader in the 1920s, he was picked as a vice presidential running mate for Harding but delegates shifted to Coolidge in 1920. Lenroot would have been 80 next Monday. burial in Superior. Survived by widow Eleanor Von Eltz, married 1948, and daughter Katherine F. Lenroot, chief of the Children's Bureau of SSA. His first wife Clara Clough of Superior died years ago. Lenroot served nearly a decade in the Senate and led Republicans during Coolidge’s administration.
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Bridgeport
Leigh Danenberg
Rooosevelt
Ltd
Carp
Fuyuan
Danenbert
Lawrence Finkelstone
Danenberg
le SE Phury
State Department
Molotov
James Byrnes
Washington
Irvine L. Lengoot
Wisconsin
United States
GOP
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Harding
Lenreot
Superior
Wil
Die
Eleanore von Eltz
Katherine F. Lenroot
Children's Bureau
Social Security Administration
Lenroot
Clara Clough
Miss Lenroot
Senate
Republican Party
President Coolidge
Arkansas dog tax bill targets un taxed canines
Rep Jack Hornbulde introduces a bill in Baxter county to levy a 1.40 county tax on dogs not taxed by cities. It would authorize any citizen to collect a bounty for un taxed dogs and require peace officers to kill such animals. The measure aims to curb dogs running at large and harming livestock.
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Jack Hornbulde
Baxter County
Little Rock
Hornbukle
Arkansan
Bis
House Revenue
Prescott Cagers trample Hope Legion 79 to 34 in stiff win
Prescott strength dominates Hope Legionaires as J Ward leads with 13 points while Osburn scores 10 for Prescott. Hope’s Herman Lewis and Pony Reaves each notch 6, Vanney adds 7, as Hope trails throughout. Next, Hope travels to Emmet to face Sky Chiefs, then hosts North Heights Blue Flames next Wednesday. In Guernsey, Spring Hill Independents edge Guernsey 30-28 with Wmysyr tin at 14 and Hackett 14 for Guernsey.
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Prescott
Hope Legionaires
Hope Boys
Herman Lewis
Pony Reaves
Vanney
Osburn
J. Ward
Field Out to Halt Hogan's Win Streak
Phoenix professionals gathered for the Phoenix Open with 42 players aiming to derail Ben Hogan who seeks a third consecutive victory in the 1949 event. Hogan already topped money in prior California stops as chilly weather greeted the field and a 268 72-hole record prospect loomed. Johnny Palmer shot seven under 64 in a pre-tourney round at Phoenix Country Club along with Bob Dick Metz and E J Dutech Harrison posting 67s yesterday.
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Phoenix
Aux
tiPp
Ben Hogan
Links
Long Beach
California
Bobby Locke
Johannesburg
South Africa
Johny Palmer
Badin
N. C
Phoenix Country Club
Bob Dick Metz
Virginia Beach
Arkansas City
Kas
E. J.dutehd Harrison
Little Hoek, Ark
DiMaggio Turns Down Raise to Seek Highest Salary
New York reports Joe DiMaggio rejected a $10,000 raise from the Yankees and seeks a contract making him baseball's best paid. Talks followed salary conference. DiMaggio wants a higher straight salary and a multi year deal. Webb said terms are close though DiMaggio opposes bonus plans. era figures cited include past high salaries and rivals.
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New York
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Ike
Yankee
del Webb
Yankees
DiMaggio
Yanks
DiMagerio
Jolin
Joe
Bo Peller
Cleveland
Basketball Results From The Midwest And South Regions
The Associated Press reports scattered college results across regions. Phillips Oilers lost to Cincinnati, Cedarville beat Ryhfton, Illinois and Illinois Wesleyan posted updates, and Maryland defeated Georgia. In the Southwest Texas and Utah areas, Oklahoma City and Trinity played, while Texas A&M and Pittsburgh faced Seattle and Whitman in West outcomes.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Phillips Oilers
Cincinnati
Cedarville
Illinois
Eureka
Ilinois Wesleyan
Inns Garorne
Washington
Maryland
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Oklahoma City
Trinity
Tex
Texas
Texas A&ty
Fights Last Night in New York Boxing Recap
A busy boxing night featured New York uppercuts with Billy Graham outpointing Pruden in a bout at St. Catherine's, and Manny Ortega prevailing over Son Denver in another New York card. Jabs and decisions continued as Larkin was stopped in Jamaica. A foggy London period from 1879 to 1880 is noted for its extraordinary length.
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New York
Billy Graham
Ifitzie Pruden
St. Catherine's Om
Oe Huenix
Ariz
Manny Ortega
Son Denver
Friday Radio Schedule January 28 Station Lineup Highlights
Morning to night list of programs and guests across stations including News Coffee Edition Sunrise Serenade Kate Smith Sings Lanny Ross and more with music shows, markets, and talk segments. The schedule notes repeated time blocks and musical acts like Melody Boys and Captain Midnight plus news updates from Bill Henry and Mutual Newsreel.
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Ben Gwen
Victor H. Lindlahr
Gabriel Henttec
John Daniel
Johnson
Tom Mix
Five Star
Fulton Lewis
Hy Gerdner
Gabriel Heatter
Mutual
Enchanted
Bill Henry
Meet the Press
Michael Zarin
Dell Trin
All the News
Garwood Vann
Art Meoney
Radio Plans and Scheduling Amid NBC CBS Shifts
In New York on January 27 the talk centers on Frea Allen weighing retirement as Jack Benny leaves NBC for CBS and Edgar Sergen’s temporary CBS move reshapes Sunday night lineups. Nielsen notes show Benny at 27.9 percent audience, Heidt 10.8, and Olson 20.4, with NBC facing shifts as MBS and ABC provide new competition.
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New York
Frea & Allen
Jack Benny
CBS
Edgar Sergen
Allen
NBC
Benny
Horace Heidt
Aiias
Andy
Phil
Sg. Mice
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King Features Syndicate
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Guy M. Grigg
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Clarke White
Joe R. Mamilton
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Hiawatha, Kansas
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W. C. Reaves
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San Antonio, Texas
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Bobby Larkin
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N. J
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Cee Ambedial Broadcasting System
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Hy Gardner
Mutual Newsreel
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Ed Wilson
Bi McCune
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Lanny Ross
Kate Smith
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ABC Inet
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Jack F. Robinson
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Fred Pickesa
Arkansas State College
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