Island crash victim aided by Audubon ham radio relief
No physician on Palmyra when a soldier was badly hurt in a Pacific island crash. A government weather observer contacted two fellow hams in Audubon New Jersey. Amateur Joseph Bonsted Jr relayed instructions from Dr. Ralph W. Davis chief surgeon at Audubon Hospital. The 5600 mile treatment brought some improvement.
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Five Nations Named to Run Marshall Plan
Paris July 1 five nations France Great Britain Denmark Greece Iceland Netherlands were chosen by the rules committee as members of an executive committee to supervise the Marshall Plan for European recovery. The panel also set up four technical groups to assess resources before seeking U S aid with Western Germany to be promptly reintegrated into the recovery program.
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Senate Judiciary vote flags probe into 1945 Missouri primary
In Washington the Senate Judiciary Committee rejected a bid to investigate the Justice Department probe of the 1945 fifth district Missouri primary. Senator Kem of Missouri introduced a discharge resolution to bring the matter to the Senate floor after an 8 to 7 vote against further inquiry. Senator Langer broke with Republicans to oppose the probe. Chairman Wiley said the committee is signed, declining further action, while Ferguson noted possible floor action later.
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Zale Graziano Fight Promises Big Night in Chicago
Tony Zale world middleweight champion to defend his title against challenger Honky Graziano in a 15 round bout at the Chicago Stadium. Anticipated attendance around 26 090 with gate near 845 000. Ring notes say experts expect a Zale win by six rounds in a rematch of last September.
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Tony Zale
jWorld
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New York
Bial
Yenger
Arkansas Veteran Education Suit Threatens Program Funding
Life Rock reports that James Mackrell seeks to bar Arkansas from spending in lieu funds on veteran education and on-the-job training for 22,000 veterans. Education Commissioner Ralph Jones says a court motion could end state participation and jeopardize $900,000 in appropriations, with provisions to repay via federal funds.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
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Education Department
Veterans Administration
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Louis to skip title defense in 1947 plans
New York on July 15 reports heavyweight champion Louis will not defend his title in 1947. At a meeting attended by champion Louis manager Marshall Miles and Del Strauss of the 20th Century Sporting Club, he will fight two 10 round non title bouts at Madison Square Garden in fall and winter. Strauss indicated a potential match against the July 25 bout winner on November 14 as part of the plan.
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Yankees Run Their Streak to 16 Games
The New York Yankees extended their winning streak to 16 games by winning both ends of a doubleheader against the Cleveland Indians in Cleveland before a crowd of 112,455. Allie Reynolds won the opener, while Joe DiMaggio delivered the decisive run in the ninth with a two-out triple from Johnny Johnson.
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Bears Near Loss Of Lead In Southern Association Tilt
The Associated Press reports Birmingham edged New Orleans 8 4 to keep a share of the Southern Association lead as Atlanta defeated Chicago. Barsey Cook earned his first win with the Crackers while Frank Liga relieved Ray Boles in the seventh. Babe Ruth’s 11th homer sparked the Cracker victory. In other results, Chattanooga’s Picchota nearly pitched a no hitter but settled for his ninth win as the Travelers beat Chattanooga 2 0. Birmingham’s Barons slugged past New Orleans 8 4 with Don Richmond driving a homer and a triple. Memphis Chicks downed Nashville 12 4 behind Dick Mauney’s three hits.
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Softball Game Between Lions and Rotarians Postponed
The softball game scheduled for 15 o'clock tonight at Fair Park between the Linns and Rotary is postponed until next week. Lions requested the postponement to complete the lineup.
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Babe Zaharias Poised for Broadmoor Title Fight Finals
Colorado Springs July 16 Babe Didrikson Zaharias expected to breeze through the Broadmoor tournament final against Dat Hielly of Los Angeles after a steady qualifying round. Zaharias led with a 70s pace, while Kielty posted 77 as the other 70s scorer.
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Stranahan and Ward Lead Western Amateur Favorites
Stranahan and Ward, the top two seeds, led first round play in Des Moines at the Western Amateur. Stranahan beat Ward one up in 38 holes to take the 1946 title rematch. Ward qualified medalist with 144 total, after a 68 opening 18 and a 73 second round.
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Bud) Ward
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Boxing roundup with scattered results and misprints
The report lists multiple boxing results with numerous OCR errors. Names like Danny Bartfield, Harry Hirnihan, Ruby Xessler, Bobby Ruy fin, Charle Hayes II, Lester, Morigie Bolanos, Stanie Trigh, Vince Fos, Howard Bley appear alongside cities New York Los Angeles Detroit San Francisco Monterrey and Madison. Scores such as 18 42 138 12 140 141 156 184 12 2 47 32 are interspersed with incomplete venue details and partner captions.
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