Stranahan Eyes Grand Slam Quest for National Open
New York June 1 1 As a record field sought to qualify today for the National Open golf tournament Frank Stranahan aims for the grand slam by winning the LA Open British Open and U S Amateur. The June 11 42 event in Los Angeles will test him as 1 418 entered but only 140 spots available in sectional qualifiers. Exemptions cover defending champion Lew Worsham and top finishers from last year plus several former winners.
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Warning Order in Hempstead Chancery Court
In Hempstead Chancery Court C P Stagvers v E Stagvers the defendant Ella is warned to appear by the court within thirty days to answer the complaint of C P Stadvers the plaintiff. Witness my hand and seal as Clerk of this Court dated June 1948. Weaver Clerk (Seat)
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Washington on Trial of a Government Employee Scandal
A Washington report chronicles a government worker accused in a public scandal linking his daughter to the Communists. The piece further questions department ties to figures like Henry Wallace, the Board of Economic Warfare, and Roerich cult associates. It notes broader political pressure and Communist threat rhetoric shaping public opinion.
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Softball League Play Starts Tonight in Southern Association
The Mobile Bears swept Memphis 7-0 and 12-2 to move to runner up. The Barons beat Chattanooga 9-4 but fell five points in pace. Nashville Vols beat Atlanta Crackers 8-2 as Little Rock won 8-7 in New Orleans. Travelers tied 6-6 in fourth, then 8-6 in sixth. Little Rock and New Orleans fought to an 8-7 finish.
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Two Games Set at Fair Park In Softball League Schedule
Two games at Fair Park begin at 7 30 pm with VIW vs Bumblebees and 9 pm Frigidaire league matchups. games shifted due to National Guard drill. Division play runs through July with playoffs in August. Weeknight games Tuesday Thursday Friday. schedule lists Blevins Tel E Tex Rockets Boosters 164 WW Bumblebees Ble vins. Public invited. Admission free.
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Slipping Cards Pushed Lower in Standings
Cardinals stumble as Raffensberger endures tough start and near no hit. Reds win 4 to 3 in opener, extending St Louis skid to five. Article mixes baseball with political commentary on senators, unions, and Soviet patents themes, reflecting the era's voice.
Legion Team to Play Nashville Wednesday
Hope's American Legion Junior baseball team will journey to Nashville Wednesday for a 2:30 pm game with the Howard County nine. This is the first in a season-long series as the local squad begins its schedule.
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Second National Collegiate Base Ball Playoffs Outlook
Roundup notes scattered details from forces shaping the late May NCAA baseball scene. California’s title defense is in doubt due to ineligibility issues, and teams like Holy Cross and Michigan show strong bids. PGA meetings hint at future appearance fees for top players, while coaching shifts and relay performances spark attention across conferences.
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Rose Sets Speedway Record at Indianapolis 500
Mauri Rose, weighing 185 pounds, won his second solo championship at Indianapolis in the 500 mile race driving the Blue Crown car at a record average speed of 119.813 mph. Gate receipts may lift the purse beyond $20,000 as Wilbur Shaw pledged increases. Rose earned $8,000 in lap prizes, with Ted Horn close behind at $7,500 and other top finishers sharing the remainder. more than 140,000 spectators witnessed the event.
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Radio Disturbances From Sun Particles Up High
Radio disturbances occur when the ionosphere or radio reflecting region 50 to 250 miles above the earth is disrupted by the incoming streams of particles from the sun.
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Three American Women in British Golf Finals
In St. Anne's on the Sea England June three American players led by Louise Suggs Dorothy Kieltyn Kirby and their rivals reached the British women's amateur final rounds. Suggs defeated Rudyard 3 and 2 Kirby beat Smeeton 5 and 4 and Kirby then edged Style 1 up while Ware of Philadelphia lost to Holm 5 and 3 in the day’s play.
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Taft Aims to Force Specific GOP Platform
Senator Taft urged a detailed Republican platform to compel Democrats to specify their pledges. He favored spelling out civil rights positions and discussed pre-convention platform drafting by a 31 member delegation. The platform chairman choice remained unsettled between Eugene Milkin and Charles Halleck.
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Indiana Delegation Lines Up For National Convention
Halleck will not be named as an Indiana delegate until June 11. The committee, with two members from each state, will elect its chairman once organized. A top national committee chairman's recommendation usually carries weight. Nineteen senators are expected to join convention delegates, including Bates. Senators Baldwin of Connecticut, Knowland of California, Ives of New York, Moore of Oklahoma, and McCarthy of Wisconsin are named as platform backers or supporters for Taft, Warren, Dewey, Stassen, or other figures.
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