Lobbying Actors Target Anti Communists in Congress
New York July 6 report details the house committee on lobbying activities focusing on groups opposing communism and what it calls the Truman backed British socialist program. It notes selective probes of unions and political figures while criticizing abuses of information leaks and partisan treatment.
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Hitler
Roosevelt
Whitney
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Truman
Dan Tobin
Teamsters
Dave Dubinsky
Garment Workers
United States
Chicago Capone
James K. C. Murray
Ime
Moving Picture
Murryy
Birmingham Is Still in the Race
The Associated Press reports Birmingham remains in contention for the all-star game as Boo Ferris won 16-3 over New Orleans. Atlanta’s Dixie Walker was ruled wrongly listed, affecting Birmingham’s and Atlanta’s records. Ferris pitched seven innings, Karl Olson hit a grand slam, and Atlanta must replay a 5-3 victory over Birmingham while Mobile slipped past.
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Southern Association
Charlie Hurth
Birmingham
Ferris
Boston Red Sox
New Orleans
Hurth
Allanta Crackers
Barons
Atlanta
Atlanta Mana
Carl Lindwurth
Dixie Walker
Carl Lindquist
al Hennenbeck
Karl Olson
Walker
Hurth's
Bar of Justice
Dixie
Country Brown
Mobile
Braves Faces Strong NL Challenge In Close, Scrappy Race
Boston Braves head home from a tough swing through the NL East as Billy Southworth forecasts a tight finish. He praises his trio of starters, notes St Louis and Brooklyn pitching depth, and stresses the need for more relievers while counting on Catcher Cooper and Crandall to bolster the catching staff.
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Billy Southworth
Billy
Southworth
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Cardinals
Phillies
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Spahn
Bickford
Houge
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Brecheen
Brazie
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Martin
Ted Wilks
al Papal
Eddie Dyer
Robin Roberts
Bob Miller
Curt Simmons
Ken Johnson
Bubba Church
Russ Meyer
Ken Heintzelman
Konstanty
Blix Donnelly
del Crandall
Walker Cooper
Cooper
Roy Campanella
Crandall
Prescott News Briefs Reflect Local Social and Radio Listings
Prescott notes several social visits with Mrs. Mary Montgomery Mrs. Henry Bemis and Mrs. Lillian Vaugher of Little Rock in Texarkana, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buchanan in Little Rock. Local events include church radio schedules, bridge clubs, Kiwanis notes, and community visits from July 1 to July 14, with guests from Hot Springs Louisville El Dorado and Stephen Arkansas. The Rutgers football schedule is listed, and regional officials attend Presbyterian Synod events in Hot Springs and Blue Ridge North Carolina.
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Henry Bemis
Lillian Vaugher
Little Rock
Texarkana
Kiwanis
Prescott Kiwanis Club
Hotel Broadway
Vivian Moore Gowin
T. J. Silvey
Sax Regan
Mr Watkins
P N W Railroad
Board of Director
Highway Department
J. A. Cole
Mark Justiis
W. G. Bensberg
Blue Ridge
N. C
Assembly
Council In Childrens' Work
Synod of Arkansas
Excnhyterian
N. N. Daniel
Joe R. Hamilton
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Presbyterian Synod
U.S.A
Orange §J. Presbyterian Church
Hot Springs
Open golf title tied by Locke Bradshaw in British Open
A year ago Bobby Locke of South Africa and Ireland's Harry Bradshaw tied for the British Open title with record equalling scores. Five years ago the Chicago Cubs led the National League by twice beating the Phillies 12-6 and 9-2. Ten years ago Challedon won a two horse race in Boston after seven months out. Fifteen years ago Jimmy Foxx homered twice to help the American League beat the National League in Cleveland.
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Bobby Locke
South Africa
Ireland
Harry Bradshaw
Chicago Cubs
Aba
Philadelphia Phillies
W. L. Brann
Challedon
Boston
Jimmy Foxx
Top Radio Programs New York July 8 to 9 schedule list
Radio listings show NBC CBS ABC and MBS prime time lineups for Saturday and Sunday. Programs include NBC Voices and Events Joe DiMaggio Vaughn Monroe Pursuit Mystery Godfrey Gest, Benny Goodman symphonies and guest segments, CBS Chicago theater concert Steve Allen Hit the Jackpot Horace Heidt Talent, ABC Mr President Jackie Robinson Ted Malone with a wide range of music, talk and game shows across stations and times.
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NBC
Joe DiMaggio
CBS
Vaughn Monroe
Godfrey
ABC
Hollywood Byline
Rayburn and
Finch
Houston
MBS
Chicago
Korea
Benny Goodman
Kay Armen
St. Louis
Steve Allen
Doo Little
Horace Heidt
Milin Cross
Ted Malone
Jimmy Blaine
Jackie Robinson
Trendler’s Tune
Hopalong Cassidy
Singing Marshall
Peter Salem
Mediation Board
Little Symphonies
Europe
G Ross twirls shutout as Hope edge Nashville 3-0
Gilson Ross fired a five hit shutout with four strikeouts and no walks to earn his third win against Nashville. Offense backed him with patient hitting and timely base on balls, including unearned runs in the second and fourth innings. Hope next travels to Murfreesboro for a non league game as Legionaires prepare for top non league foes.
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Nashville
Legionaires
Bob White
Independents
Legion'field
Ross
Castelderry
Tollett
Runiners
Gene Anderson
Demar Collins
Secon
R . Hope
Hope
Nix
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Bob
Courtney
Ridling
Ellen
Roxy Taylor
Charles
Denvis Ross
Anderson
Nivis
Légionaires
Castleberry
Anderson Halding
Dick Courtney
Legionare
Murfreesboro
Baseball Scores From National and Minor Leagues
Baseball results across the National and American leagues with notable gains and losses. Philadelphia and Brooklyn split, St. Louis beat Pittsburgh, and Boston defeated New York while Chicago edged Cincinnati in a tense 10 inning stretch. Minor leagues report wins from Atlanta to Milwaukee and in the Texas League, with scores across Buffalo Montreal and Beaumont Houston.
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Toledo
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Beaumont
Houston
San Antonio
Shreveport
Dallas
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