Fights Last Night By the Associated Press
Hollywood Harold Baby Face Jones aged 88 6-2 Detroit defeated Charley Salis 145 1-2 in Newburgh New York Billy Fox 173 Philadelphia stopped Cliff Koerkle 18 in Bayonne Sal Richie 151 Brooklyn knocked out Al Hersh 149 in New York Eddie Certo 133 1 2 outpointed Andres Balderas 139 3 4 Monterrey Mexico 10
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Baby Face" Jones
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Charley Salis
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Philadelphia
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al Hersh
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Truman in Democratic clash over Eisenhower draft and party purge
The commentary argues Truman remains the best option for Democrats amid a Philadelphia purge and draft opposition to Eisenhower. It labels Truman as utterly American in a blunt, rough-spoken sense and critiques Roosevelt’s authenticity, warning that future policy outcomes hinge on Western sentiment and Europe’s debt crisis.
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Philadelphia
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Dewey
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Pruman
Highway spending in state lands over four fiscal years
Small Highway Continued From Faye Qne reports total state land expenditures of 37,670,855 over four fiscal years starting mid 1940s, with peak 14,494,088 in 1947-48. Construction and matching federal funds accounted for large shares, and maintenance dominated later years while reconstruction and equipment purchases also rose. Chief Highway Engineer Alt Johnson noted federal funds totaled about 4,000,000.
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Ben Laney Taok
Adimir
Ulan
Alt Johnson
Containment Debate on Berlin Crisis and Sanctions
The article discusses possible U N actions if Berlin comes under attack, noting a Russian veto may block Security Council sanctions. It suggests democracies could impose their own economic and diplomatic penalties, arguing war is unnecessary to pressure Russia into terms.
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Natinng
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Aged King Gustav as symbol of Europe’s democratic hope
The article argues that King Gustav at forty symbolizes Europe’s chance for freedom rather than reactionary trends. It contrasts him with Victoria and Franz Josef, noting his era and temper as enduring rather than mere coincidence, and portrays him as a proponent of feeding progress toward democracy both at home and abroad.
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Jan- Ber
Thaveh
Victoria
Franz Josef
Australia
Fin
Europe
Campaign voices clash over wartime policy and blame
Fragmentary 1945 reflections critique Roosevelt Truman leadership amid propaganda, foreign policy choices, and domestic press pressure. The piece condemns decisions at Potsdam and accuses Republicans of seeking political gain while labeling Democrats as deserting national duty.
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Truman
Free Press
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United States
Hyde Park
Potsdam
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Chaurat -Goange
Matta
Poland
Dave Tinniiriee Legate
Prescott News Briefs From July Community Notices
Prescott community items list church meetings and club activities. Readers learn of the Woman's Auxiliary gathering at 3 pm and a church council meeting at a home, plus a July 15 club meeting. Local youths participate in 4-H events with awards and trips. charity events and senior junior winners are highlighted, along with church services, schedules, and personal notices.
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Nevacke County
Clin
Suclturuna
Pan
Rachel Nolen
PTA
Margaret Hunter Scott
Mary Jewell Herring
Shelby Jean Williams
Lou Alice Tyree
Pleasant Hill
Betty Hildebrand
Duff City
Perry McLelland
Redland
Faywitewille
Patsy Sue Cummings
Prescott
Barbara Holder
Reesland
Spool Cotton Co
Edward Bryson
Flora Driend
Littl Rock
Susie Mae Bougan
Hold
Ada Fay Lytnell
Laneburg
Weekend Radio Schedule Highlights and Guests
A dense July listings page outlines a full day of broadcasts across multiple stations. Highlights include Melody to Bands at 2:00, Dixie Playboys at 3:30, Carnival of Music at 4:00, and True or False at 6:00, with news blocks, church programs, and drama features interspersed throughout. Local personalities Cecil Brown and James Fidler appear among morning and evening slots as part of the station lineup.
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Dixie Playboys
Pauline Alpert
Horace Thompson
Chicago
Korn
Carmen Cavallero
Mutual News
Lew White
Oran Golden Eagle
Unity's
Silver Strings
Voice of Prophecy
Gospel Tabernacle
Eacey
Jack Curtis
Worl
Cote Glee Club
KXAR
Nick Carter
Mystery Playhouse
A. L. Alexander
Jimmy Fidler
Parky
Symphony In Miniature
Eddy Howard
Mutual
Kate Smith
Victor I. Lindlah
Buenos Amigos
Queen
Martin Brock
Red Woek
Carnival of Music
Robert Hurleigh
the Johnson Family
Meet the Band
Mother Love and the Myth of Selfless Mothers
A rambling critique of idealized maternal devotion contrasts two types of mothers: the selfless archetype who sacrifices for children and the harsh, controlling mother who blocks independence. The piece argues many mothers impose limits on their offspring, harming rather than helping, and questions the moral centrality of motherly duty.
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Hell
Chicks Break 15 Year Southern Record In Nine Hits
Memphis batters slammed nine consecutive safeties in the first inning to break a 1933 Birmingham mark, scoring 10 runs and adding one more in the fourth to beat Nashville 11 4. Little Rock edged Chattanooga 3 2 in ten innings as Chattanooga drops to last. Atlanta fell to Mobile 4 0. New Orleans beat Birmingham 10 9 to close the gap for fifth place.
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Chicks
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Proposed constitutional amendment 40 Arkansas General Assembly
Legal notice outlines Amendment No 40 proposed for Arkansas Constitution. It details general assembly authority, school funding via per capita tax, district budget approval, and tax levy rules. Filed March 28 1947 with various publication dates and state official confirmations.
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House OF Representatives
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General Assembly
Ls Nad
Lony
Secretary of State
Alieton
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