Lookouts Await Bonus Baby Franti Quinn Arrival
Chattanooga waits for the arrival of Franti Quinn, the former Yale star once valued at 50000, sent from Birmingham after a 5-2 minor league record. Quinn, a right hander who spent 1948 with Yale, was picked by the Washington Senators and optioned to Chattanooga. The note also mentions Mobile’s Bears dropping to fifth after Memphis won the Southern Association game.
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Chattanooga
Franti Quinn
Lookouts
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Yale
Birmingham
Boston
Washington Senators
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Mobile
Bears
Memphis
Southern Association
Mother’s Boy and the Mother Complex in Marriage
Dorothy Dix counsels a reader that a man tied to his mother is often unrecoverable as a husband. She notes the mother complex blinds him to his wife, urges honesty before marriage, and offers two options: end the engagement or accept limited heart space.
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Watts
Dorothy Dix
Hearing on Labor Law Violation in Progress
Charges allege that Arkansas Louisiana Lumber Co violated the Taft Hartley Act by intimidating and later discharging 13 employees over union activity. The National Labor Relations Board seeks reinstatement and back wages totaling five to seven thousand dollars.
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Arkansas Louisiana Lumber Company
Tony
National Labor Relations Board
South Columbia
Higdon sprinting bunt turns into round trip for Chicks
The Chick run began when Bill Higdon stretched a bunt into a round trip in the third inning as Mobile third baseman Walt Rogers mishandled the ball and Lou Ruchser failed to secure it. Fred Postloese then saw the ball slip by and Higdon scored. Thursday night games listed Mobile at Chattanooga Atlanta at Little Rock Birmingham at Memphis New Orleans at Nashville.
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Bill Higdon
Mobile
Walt Rogers
Lou Ruchser
Ruchser
Fred Postloese
Hugpie
Higdon
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Atlanta
Little Rock
Birmingham
Memphis
New Orleans
Nashville
Yugoslav Trial Details Soviet Invasion Inquiry
Yugoslavia says Soviet Russia studied invading the country up to two years ago. Maj. Gen. Branko Petricevic and Col. Valado Depcevic stand trial for high treason after an abortive escape to Romania in 1948. Lt. county and 80 others worked under guards as Gen. Arso Jovanovic was killed. Depcevic allegedly sought help from the Soviet attache, while a Russian general asked about Yugoslav troop movements and alliance conditions.
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Yugoslavia
Russia
Branko Petricevic
Valado Depcevic
Romania
Arso Jovanovic
Petricevic
Depcevic
Dapcevic
Georgi Stepanovic
Albania
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