Classifieds text fragment includes rooms and florists listing
DINING AND LIVING room sulla and other household articles listed. Mrs Arnett at 212 North Mc Rae St or phone 302 7. ROOM WITH KITCHEN PRIVLEGES or kitchenette unfurnished rooms. Single person call 873 7. UNFURNISHED HOUSE OR APARTMENT two bedrooms close in see Thell Joplin 10-31 Notice. Need flowers call Ellen's Florist Spring Hill Road phone 2 F.2 2g-2w Harvest day at Proving Ground contact Guy M Grigg.
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West 4Th St
Pink
W. Baylor
Benea
Thell Joplin
Ellen's Florist
Spring Hill Roagh
the Proving Ground
Guy M. Grigg
Ere
Roosevelt Brown Shirts and the New Deal parallel debate
In a provocative critique the author equates Roosevelt era protests and labor pickets with Hitler's Brown Shirts. The piece denounces rioters, claims manipulation by leaders like Lewis and Murphy, and argues that organized disorder aided by the New Deal undermines law and order while portraying Roosevelt as central to the turmoil.
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New York
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Hitler
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Ohio
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John &. Lewis
Tiller
Coort
Nickets
Meerg
Dee
Maple
Fourth
Mike Swift
Mike
Germany
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Hilter
Frank Murphy
Supreme Court
Washington
Rosevell
Oregon
Culligania
Murphy
Lewis
Gauleter
Housevelt
Toosevedt
Yankees invade the West as American League opens
The opening of the season pits the Yankees against the Western clubs with Bucky Harris guiding the Bronx to halt the long pursuit of the three-time defending champs. Miller Hugging and Joe McCarthy bring hit-heavy lineups while Detroit and others prepare to resist the surge as Cronin and the Red Sox eye strong showings in Boston.
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Associated Press
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Bucky Harris
St. Louis
New Yorkers
West
Miller
Joe McCarthy
Harris
Brons Chombers
Yanks
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Joe Cronin
Desinn Ted Sox
Aoith
Louis Cardinals
New York
Phils
Qualar
Birmingham Bounces Into Fifth Place
The Birmingham Barons earned their fifth win in six starts with a 3-3 victory over Mobile, part of a high scoring Southern Association slate. New Orleans topped Mobile to widen the gap over Atlanta, while Nashville’s Leo Twardy notched his eighth win in relief and Red Treadeway drove in five for Nashville in a pivotal sixth.
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Associated Press
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Mobile
Southern Association
New Orleans
Wwatlans
Ing Atlants
Cellavite Little Tock
Nashville
Memphis
Chattanooga
Freed Nelson
Jonny Orghal
Nelson
Leo Twardy
Little Reck
Red Treadeway
Vols
Wes Livengood
Esienel i
Huylets
Joan Mabie
Cincinnati
Boston
Choate
Wirmkly
Pushtveh
Philadelphia
St. Loviis
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Twilight
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Ight
Philadelpnia
Cleveland
Wight
Little Rock
Birmingham
Houston
Hope Takes Pair From El Dorado
The Hope merchant's team defeated El Dorado in the opening game at Fair Park building a big early lead before a large crowd. In the second game El Dorado rallied to win 11 to 4. Hurler Ferguson and Roy Taylor pitched well for Hope, allowing few hits in both games.
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Hope Merchant
el Dorado
Fair Park
Hope
Ital
Mitt Ferguson
Roy Taylor
Purported Disc Found Near Home in North Hollywood
North Hollywood California July 10 a saucer shaped mechanical contraption like a chicken coop and 80 inch diameter saucer belching smoke with two exhaust pipes was examined by construction engineer TRussoell and fire chief Wallace Newcombe. FBI agent later took the device for military authorities.
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North Hollywood
Calif
Trussoell
Wallace Ei. Newcombe
van Nuys
Richard B. Hood
Federal Investigation
FBI
PBS
Hood
Chive Newcombe
Long
Shooters claim top honors at Tope Skeet meet
B R Haim shot 49 of 50 to win the Tope Skeet Club meet with 145 shooters participating. The roundup notes several shooters by name, mentions a famous proxy battle from 1942, and includes recollections about Warren Spahn and early catcher stories, highlighting notable remarks and anecdotes from the event.
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Club 145
B. R. Haim
Mr. Hamm
F. ¥. ‘Trimble
Fox Haines
Perry Priest
George Wylie
Jim Wilson
Bill Routan
Ray McBowell
Joss Wight
Top Flighters Head To Toledo Inverness Tournament
The Toledo Inverness four day best ball classic opens with a $31,000 first prize. Eighteen top golfers form twosomes, play each other in 18 holes, carry scores through, and the pair with the greatest plus total wins. Favorites include Ben Hogan and Jimmy Demaret with strong challengers Snead, Mikesch, Furgol, and Keiser among others.
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Toledo ,O
Toledo Inverness
Ben Hogan
Demirel-Haran
Sam Snead
R. Cary Midschecnif
Het Furgal
George Sedhoux
Viedhezzi
Ed (Porky) Oliver
Ayd Mangrung
Lawson Little
Hermin Barrop
Herman Keisser
Elsworth Vines
Clayton Heafner
Lew Worsham
John Palmer
Barron
Keiser
N Vines
Heafner
Worsham
Palmer
Inverness
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