Television and radio listings trace chaotic schedule notes
Fragmented OCR lists NBC CBS ABC and MBS programs with times and show names including crime dramas, mysteries, variety acts, and religious broadcasts. A stray line mentions the Stanley Cup and a definition of beneficiation, suggesting mixed historical clipping content.
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Cass Daley
Sara
CBS
Garry Moore
Mr. Keen Tracer
Johnny
Dollar
Hollywood
ABC
MBS
California Caravan
Mr. Feathers
General Conference of Seventh Day Adventists
Roosevelt era war rhetoric and Korea clash voiced
New York columnist laments the Roosevelt memorial war and argues Soviet Russia manipulation, Koreans and Orientals as strategic stakes. He criticizes Roosevelt for siding with Stalin, claims massive US losses and resource mortgage to defeat communism, and notes Dewey’s critique of Truman era politics.
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Wonderful Republic
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Korea
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Hoover
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Japan
Europe
Orient
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Truman
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Harry Truman
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Taft
Baseball Scores And Schedule From The Associated Press
National League results include Birmingham 6 Chattanooga 2 with two extra innings games. Nashville 43 Atlanta 26 notable. Tomorrow’s matchups include New York at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at Chicago while Boston at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at St Louis. American League schedule lists Cleveland at New York and St Tanuis at Philadelphia with Detroit at Washington and Chicago at Boston. No games scheduled yesterday.
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Chattanooga
Nashville
Atlanta
New York
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
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Cleveland
St. Tanuis
Detroit
Washington
Southern
Costner defeats Williams in non-title bout shocker
In a non-title bout at Shibe Park Philadelphia on July 19, Costa Costner, a 148 pound underdog, overwhelmed lightweight champion Williams in a one sided 10 round decision. The Camden, New Jersey native dominated with a fifth round stoppage threat, while Williams showed brief resistance in the seventh before fading.
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Willams
George Sugar
Costner
Ray
Ugar) Robinson
Willama
Robinson
Williams
Camden
N. J
Ike
Shibe Park
Frank Knarsborough
Knyw Costner
George
Hope Juniors Rally Past Stephens Behind Gunter
The Hope Juniors defeated Stephens 7 to 5 at Stephens with Billy Gunter pitching. Compton led the offense with a single and a 245 foot home run. Tonight the Hope lads meet Texarkana Juniors at Fairpark, while rain canceled last night’s Legionnaires clash with the Red River Tories.
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Hope Lads
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Train Sideswipes Freight injuring forty near Paynesville
Paynesville Minnesota July 13 A Sea Line special passenger train carrying 225 eastern vacationists to Canada sideswiped a freight train near Paynesville injuring about 40 persons Preliminary reports say only five or six sustained serious injuries All treated aboard the train arrangements made to move passengers to Minneapolis later today Engineer John Jaros of Minneapolis tried to stop but could not before the collision occurred The eastbound freight was backing into a siding to clear the main line four feet of its locomotive failed to clear the track The train was traveling about 45 miles an hour at impact The 15 car Pullman train was bound for Banff en route to a hardware convention in Seattle
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Canada
Minneapolis
Ohio
Banff
National Retail Hardware Association
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C. S. Pope
John Jaros
Predicted Senate Approval of Dardanelle Dam
A July 13 rally at Mt Nebo hints the Senate will approve up to 1,00,000 for the Dardanelle dam this year, but the House must also authorize the project. Clarence F. Byrns of Fort Smith Times Record and Southwest American warns the project hinges on House action and notes strong river development support.
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Mt. Nebo
Williams Elbow Injury Shakes Baseball All Stars
Roundup notes Ted Williams fractured elbow in the All Star Game and could miss the rest of the season. The piece recalls Dizzy Dean’s 1937 injury and mixed sports chatter about players, coaches, and prospects across baseball, football, and boxing, with odds and quotes from various figures.
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Dizzy Dean
Dizzy
Dean
Cubs
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Fights Last Night In New York and Camden Card
Boxers fought across New York Philadelphia and Camden with several decided on points. La Matta outpointed Mitri in New York, Costner outpolited The Williams in Camden, and Rooney stopped Arakaki in Bridgeport.
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Itbexio Mitri
Thaly
Philadelphia
George ‘Sugar’ Costner
Camden
N. J
the Williams
Trenton
Nantille
Bridgeport
Conn
Trish Jimmy Rooney
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Sports Mirror Today Year Ago Winners and Streaks
A year ago Dandilly, a 4 year old filly, won the Myrtlewood handicap worth 27430 dollars while Ponder Kentucky derby winner finished fourth. Five years ago Wildlife captured the 50000 dollar Dwyer stakes at Aqueduct. Ten years ago Buck Newsom of the Detroit Tigers beat the Washington Senators 4 0 for his 13th straight victory. Fifteen years ago Keith Brown of the United States set a British pole vault record of 13 feet 10 inches in the British AA meet.
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Aqueduct
Buck Newsom
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
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Stevens of Camden Leads Loop Hurlers
Camden pitcher Stevens and El Dorado’s J W Humphries pace the Southwest Arkansas semi pro league with 4–0 records, while Jess Harrison of El Dorado has nine wins. The season summary lists pitchers and team records through July, with noted scores from the International and American leagues and a U N Food Agency note on global feeding nations.
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