Fair Enough By Westbrook Pegler
A 1947 column recounts a tense Washington scene involving President Truman, figures like Henry Wallace and Henry Cabot Lodge era politics, and the isolation felt by leaders amid party and public scrutiny. The piece paints a stark portrait of trust erosion and political peril at the congressional frontier.
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Westbrook Pegler
Bying Features Syndicate
Texarkana's Easy for Merchants and Fans
In a faded Texarkana era recap, merchants and locals cheer or lament performances at a seaside station and district event. Readouts mention players, crowd notes, and a looming district bracket with pairings to be published after votes.
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Rithase
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Lad
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Perfeet Ag Foo
GML Tce Herre
Gt BC Severos Bitten
Strutere
Matt Rovetntery
Pontenieinient
Svaily Wlc
Elvan Alin
Suas
Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s Major League Actions
National League results include Philadelphia FC Chir 4 Brooklyn 9 and St. Louis 3 New York 3. American League reports Boston 7 Texas 1 and San Antonio 3 Dallas 1, with Oklahoma and Shreveport also listed among scores. The excerpt also contains disjointed political commentary and non-sport content.
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St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Phil Oeadiahit
Cleveland
Pisburgh
Philadelphia FC
Brooklyn
Texas
San Antonio
Dallas
Wari Shakin
Mouinerh Association
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Mobile
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Sue Detroit
Washington
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Elena Hho
Tennis Pros Falkeberg and Gonzales Ousted From Southright Tour
The roundup notes that Bal Falkenburg and Sancho Gonzales, two noted young prospects, were eliminated in the Southright Tennis event. Comments from Gonzales's conqueror Irving Dorf Wan and Wimbledon champion Falkenburg's defeat to Harry Likas suggest a belief that both players rely too much on confidence over ground strokes.
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Falkenlung
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Paneha
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Americans Lead in Olympic Diving and Track at London
The United States showed strong early form as divers led by Bruce Harlan Miller Anderson and Sammy Lee dominated front and back dives at Empire Pool in London. American sprinters Mel Patton Barney Ewell and Harrison Dillard won heats, with Dillard clocking 10.4 seconds in the 100 meters, while Holed by Caroline Szekely and Van Vliet, the women’s 200 meter breaststroke saw Olympic records broken as the U S faced a setback in that event. The U S basketball team coached by Adolph Rupp overwhelmed Switzerland 86 to 21 at Harringay Grange as the games opened with a tight, rapid schedule.
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Hefner, Hogan Lead in Brookfield Open Round One
Buffalo Indiana July 20 The 45th Westbury Open gets underway at Brookfield Country Club as 23 sub par rounds set a brisk pace on the par 72 course. Clayton Heafner posted a 66 to lead, with Ben Hogan close behind at 67 and George Smith tied for third at 68. Gary Middlecoff also shot 66 but penalized himself on seven for moving cigarette ashes, creating a seven way tie at 69 with Bill Wary Skip Alexander Stan Stasznewski Mike Parco Jimmy Demaret and Ed Oliver.
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Brookfield Country Club
America
Wallopine
Clayton Heafner
Tarheel
Charlotte
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Righ
Ben Hogi
Hershey
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Gary Middlecoff
Memphis
Jain
Bill Wary
Phoenix
Ariz
Skip Alexander
Texington
N. C
Stan Stasznewski
Winstead
Police Hold Father of Murdered Gil Victim
Police arrested Gordon Power, former site conservationist, on felonious assault charges after a manhunt followed the shooting and death of Noreene Brabson in Arden. Brabson, 24, was killed with a shovel as she protected her home. Arden was hospitalized with injuries. The investigation linked a separate shooting incident that wounded the alleged killer, with a manhunt and bond discussions surrounding Power.
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Legion Nine Defeats Hope 5 at Bairpark
Hot Springs American Legion Junior team edged the Hope nine by 5 runs yesterday afternoon at Bairpark before a large crowd. Both teams tied on hits and errors at four each. LaGring took the loss, as Hoops head to Hot Springs for a 2 PM game tonight.
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American Legion
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Bairpark
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Iope
Durocher Has Giants Going Good
New York July 39 UP The Giants under Leo Durocher spark a revival with shutouts piling up at the Polo Grounds as pitchers turn the season around. New York, 5 0 winners over Cincinnati, moves to third while Dodgers and Braves win. Kemp and Kasper star in a day of strong baseball across the league.
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Mel Ott
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Voiselle
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Mel Queen
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Roy Campanella
Boston Red Sox
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Jack Kramer
Kramer
Bill Goodman
Bobby Doer
Television Radio Schedule Fray Friday to Saturday
A detailed 1940s style schedule lists programs by time with titles and performers. It includes movie reels, music hour slots, newsreels, quiz shows, sports segments, and various orchestral performances across Friday evening and Saturday early morning and afternoon.
Top Radio Programs Central Standard Time
July radio schedule lists NBC and CBS programs with varied guests and times across networks. Notable items include Paul LaValle Bandandy at 7:30, James A. Parley guest at 8:40, Bill Stern Olympics segment, and Meet the Press style content with Richara BL. Russell of Georgia. Saturday lineup features NBC National Fae and Home and CBS Lets Pretend at 10:05 AM.
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Henry J. Taylor
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Meet the Press
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Orche
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Arkansas Travelers
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M News
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Mutual News
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New York
NBC
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Centenary College Choir
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CBS
Jerry Wayne How
Mrs
Jane Awe
PBS
Richara BL. Russell
Georgia
ABC
Oxark ‘Valley
Fights Last Night at Syracuse Arena Recap
A string of boxing and wrestling results from last night features multiple bouts across venues including Syracuse Hall and Lewiston Me. Victors include Nell Hive over Leon Gabriel, and Blackie Nuel defeating an unnamed opponent. Other noted pairings span New York Portland Me Waterville Me and various regional venues with several decisive wins and close decisions.
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