Notice of Sale Government Surplus Land at Southwestern Proving Ground
Government surplus land at Hempstead County Arkansas totaling 4901.61 acres split 1608.85 acres agricultural and 3292.96 acres grazing, mostly sections in Township 11 South Range 24 West and adjacent areas. Land formerly used as a war proving ground with potential unexploded hazards but certified cleared for explosives detection where feasible. Sale offered for surface use with priority to government agencies, then state and local governments, former owners, and tenants.
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Hemestead County
Arkansas
Washington East Road
Hempstead County
War Department
Corps of Engineers
Department of
Township
Herbby
Sto Oe
Haas Jr. Leads Dapper Dan Open as Round Two Advances
Fred Haas Jr of New Olean holds a one stroke lead midway through the 72-hole Dapper Dan Open in Pittsburgh. Sammy Snead Herman Barron and Lloyd Mangrum tied for second at 678 after rounds on a partial day. Felix Scrafin and Otten Griner close behind with 68s, Cary Middlecoff posted even par 72. Gheevi shot 70 to edge toward Ryder Cup berth.
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Fred Haas, Jr
New Olean
Haas
Sammy Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Herman Barron
White Plains
N. J
Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
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Youth Center Tennis Finals Saturday at Fair Park Courts
Youth Center tennis finals, directed by George Frazier, near completion at Fair Park courts after a rain-delayed start. Finals scheduled for Saturday after 6:30 PM, with a long local broadcast schedule trailing the event.
Community events fill July calendar in Arkadelphia
Friday and Sunday programs feature a community band Arkadelphia night and the Presbyterian radio hour with Dr W W Atroweed of Bristol speaking on Christ and His Church. Monday notices detail First Christian and First Presbyterian gatherings plus Methodist choir picnics and Diamond Jubilee planning by the Women’s Federation with committees named and Bible study led.
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Joe H. Tlaminton
W. Reaves
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Id Myre
Mary Montgomery
Warren Cummings
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Cleveland Gann
Little Rock
Dolores Escarre
Hawaii
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If M. Sharp
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Dan Pittman
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Public Notice of Property Sale and Priority Periods
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation announces sale of grazing land with priority periods for veterans spouses and children and other classes. Ten day priority window begins June 30 1949. other periods run ninety days to September 27 1945. Offers without priority welcome. Details at office of the agent Jerome Smith City Wall Hope Arkansas with 8:10 AM to 4:30 PM hours. notices dated June 29 July 15 20 Aug 20.
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Ciy Wall
Hope
Arkansas
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Farm Mortgage Corporation
League Leaders And Tournament Results In Local Sports
AP league leaders list from Brooklyn and St Louis with Robinson leading batting hits and runs while Shoendienst and others follow. The article notes pitching leaders Sewell and Spahn and AL leaders Kell and Williams. It also covers a rain interrupted tennis tournament at Fair Park, with Jack Taylor advancing, Compton and Bowden winning rounds, and the upcoming doubles event. The City of Hope courts modernization is praised and provides context for improved play.
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Brooklyn
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St. Louis
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Pittsburgh
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New York
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Reese
Sewell
Roe
Lombardi
Chambers
Spahn
Boston
Ibranca
Kell
Detroit
Dry ‘Maggio
Joost
Williams
Stephens
DiMaggio
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Majeski
Vale
Philadephia
Mitchell
Cleveland
Ste
Jimmy Compton
Jory Bowden
Mr. Frazier
Wourk
Fair Park
Uth Comer
Georgy Frazier
Fai Park
Bates
City of Hope
Collegi an and Cop May Turn Tourney Into Frisco Rout
In the 4th U S Public Links, a 20 year old collegian and a waterfront cop vie to push the semifinal into an all San Francisco finish by sundown. Towns of San Mateo Junior College faces Kunkel of Salt Lake City as Barnes meets Berger in the other semifinal. Towns, favored after a clutch 18th hole putt, defeated Vranesic. Kunkel edged Gordon and then beat MacDonald. Berger advanced past McLennan and Hagar, aiming to bar the Denver and Atlanta hopefuls from the final.
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Jilly
U. S
San Francisco
Ken Towns
San Mateo
Surlingame
Phil J. Kunkel
Salt Lake City
Lou Barnes
Alhambea
Calif
William ©. Berger
Yyowns
Eddie Kieteke
Chicago
Kleick
Denver
Ralph Vranesic
Richard Levanhagen
West Allis
Wis
Don Shock
Dayton
Kunkel
Phil Gordon
Oakland
Phil MacDonald
Renton
Wash
Berger
Lewis McLennan
Atlanta
Kermit Hagar Af
Pidanones City
Sports in Brief Last Night's Results Across Leagues
Scores span National League games including New York 4 Pittsburgh 3 and Philadelphia 1 St Louis 0 plus Chicago 3 Boston 2. American Association and International League results feature Rochester 7 Montreal 6 and Jersey City 14 Newark 1. Several games postponed or concluded with innings listed, with Stolen Bases and Pitching leaders noted for various players.
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Detroit
Washingtonh
Thicago
St. Louis
National League
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W York
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Uncinnati
Leaga
Southern Association
Nashville
Birmingham
Anta
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Little Rack
New Orleans
ABA
Memphis
Chattanooga
Texas Leave
Ft. Worth
Shreveport Dallas
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Beaumont
Houston
Texarkana
Austin
Wichita Falls
Waco
Sherman-Dennison
Gainrsvie
Greenville
Temple
Cotton States
Greenwood
EL Dorade
Natches
Pine Blutt
Greetville
Clarksdale
Tot Springs
Olena
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Toledo
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Louisville
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Rochester
Montreal
Jersey City
Newark
Shreveport
Dallas
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Tulisia
Phens
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Boaston
Yate
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Reynolds
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Trucks
Newhouser
Brissle
Goss Morgan Spark Surging El Dorado Oilers Rise
Goss and Morgan ignite El Dorado as they chase Cotton States league leaders. Goss earns his 12th win with one hit allowed while Morgan collects three of the Oilers 12 hits as Pine Bluff drops to fourth. Albrecht suffers a tough two player record for Card Ace.
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Heintzelman Hurls Shutout for Phils
The 33-year-old southpaw Ken Heintzelman delivers stellar work for the Philadelphia Phillies. He leads the pitching class with 11 victories, three losses, and four decisions against league leaders Brooklyn and St. Louis, as he crafts a standout season amid versatile hitting and field play.
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Hope Juniors Visit Washville For Fairpark Game Tonight
Hope Juniors travel to Fairpark to face Washville in a junior Legion baseball game at 8 o'clock. Jacke McClendon is expected to start for Hope. The seniors will play at Gurdon against Glark County with improved form. Last night at Fairpark the Juniors lost to El Dorado 9 to 6 after leading briefly.
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Fairpark
Gurdon
Glark County
Jacke McClendon
Hope
el Doarado
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