The Guru Letters Roerich Affair in Wartime Policy
Washington notes delve into Henry Wallace and Roerich letters amid World War II tensions. The piece cites a 1943 Agriculture Department press release on grass seeds and alleges secret Channels, Joss-house posts, and roving staff from Roerich and Wallace, with figures such as Hull and Yorkesting referenced in a tangled account of wartime policy and intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Wallace
Nicholas Roerich
Oirselves
Tampolrys
Ariel
Franklin J. Noosevelt
Ole Bubblehead
Wallace
Roosevelt
Stalin
Eleanor the Great
Harry the Rasputin
Hopkins
Joe
Guru
Jean Georges
China
Department of Agriculture
Oder
Asia
Texas
Henry Walace
Agia
Westover
Enlow
Yorkesting
MacMillan
Stevens
Bubblehead Wallace
Old Roerich
Puru
Wallane
Department of Agricuure
Roertch
Jamuser
Fran Gan- Brette
Chiesa Tribune
Wallave
Lottis Ta Horch
Joss-House
Philip Ro
Moscow
Tevin Fo
Vth U.S
Iegutsia
Roerich
Georges
Czavist
Bathers Close Gap With Greenwood In League Action
Hot Springs beat Natchez 4-2 to trim the Cotton States League gap to 2.5 games behind Greenwood Dorditers. Clarksdale beat Greenwood 5-1 after a five run fifth inning. Hal Seawright and Ray Rapaecki starred for Hot Springs, while El Dorado and Pine Bluff also won. Tonight schedule features Hot Springs at El Dorado and other matchups.
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Associated Press
Hot Springs
Natchez
Greenwood Dorditers
Dodgers
Clarksdale
Charlie Myur
Helena
Greenville
Pine Bint
Ray Rapaecki
Nateha
de Maelstris
Slayer
Jim Gilbert
Greenwood
Planters
Jay Hood
Greevile
Bucks
Hal Seawright
el Dorado
Jin Albrecht
Attendance surge rates in Major League Baseball
Major leagues push toward a record season as total paid admissions near 16.1 million with 4,976,889 in 4,976,889 paid counts to date. Indians lead AL attendance while Giants top NL. Yankees beat by Senators in night season opener. Athletics drop after losing to Red Sox.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Raja
Oan l
Cub Raeponc
Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
New York Yankees
Stadium
Washington Senators
Walter Masterson
Yankees
Philadelphia
Boston Red Sox
Athletics
A’s
Indians
Tribe
Eddie Joost
Joust
Stan Spence
Crunier
Whitey Lockman
Gil Hodges
Giants
Brooklyn — Dodgers
Ibbets Field
All Star Game at Fair Park 8 Tonight
Thregwar League play last night the Bumblebees routed the VW squad 18 to 12 in the opening game at Fair Park. The Frigidaires defeated the 164 nine 9 to 4 in the second game. Tonight at 8 o'clock the Merchants meet a picked team managed by Roy Taylor with Reeves, Ferguson, Hammons, White, Bell, Ross, Bearden, Bell, Porter in the lineup.
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Bumblebees
Fair Park
Frigidaires
At & O
Merchants
Roy Taylor
Reeves
Ferguson
Hammons
White
Jack Bell
Ross
Bearden CF
Bell
Porter Rye
Rose Pockets $42,800 for Speedway Win
Mauri Rose won the Memorial Day 500 mile race at Indianapolis earning $42,800 in prize money and lap and accessory awards. He said he would return in 1949 to attempt a third consecutive victory. Bill Holland earned $19,100 for second place, totaling $61,900 for the two cars in Lou Moore's team.
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Indanapolis
Mauri Rose
Bill Holand
Lou Moore
Moore
Rose
Holland
Goling
Police Step Into Carolina Loop Bribe Case
Winston-Salem police stepped into a gambling scandal after Bernard De Forge and Ed Weingarten were named in a case involving bribery to throw a Reidgvi j.C. game in May. Minor League Commissioner Trautman announced life bans and NC law penalties, with Chief Gould saying further criminal action could follow depending on evidence.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
UPI
George Trautman
Bernard de Forge
Reidgvi J ®.C
Ed Weingarten
Florence
D. C
TriBtate League
Transman
North Carolina
John Gould
Winston-Salem Force
Gold
Baseball scores mix in leagues with unsettled nights
In the American and National Leagues several games are noted with New York and Detroit action moved to nights or one game scheduled. Texas League results show Shreveport and Houston. others list San Antonio, Tulsa, Fort Worth and Dallas. Southern Association reports Nashville over Atlanta and a Memphis win while Birmingham and Mobile appear in scattered scores. A Sunday note mentions a topless minister and two sermons ahead of adult Sunday school.
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Southern Association
Nashville
Abile Tal Joe Tu
Birmingham
Memphis
Chattanooga
Atlanta
New Orleans i
Little Rock
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
St Louis
Pittsburgh
San Philadelphia
Boston VW
Cincinnati
Brooklyn ' R
Chicago
Pet Greenwood
Hot Springs
Uti
Natehez
Breanville
Clarksdale
Helena
el Dorado Ene
Pine
Shreveyyre
Houston
Benaymont
San Antonio
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Dallas
Suggs Reaches English Championship Final in Golf
Miss Suggs of Atlanta defeated Dorothy Kirly of Los Angeles 4 and 3 to reach the British women's amateur golf championship final at St Anne’s On Sea England. She will face Jean Gonald of Scotland over the 36 hole final tomorrow for the title. Babe Didrikson Zaharias of Denver, last year’s holder, did not defend as she turned professional.
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St. Anne’s-On-Sea
England
Louise Sugess
Atlanta
Dorothy Kirly
Los Angeles
Jean Gonald
Scotland
Babe Didrikson Aaharias
Denver
Not Run: Scott Opts Out of 100 Yard Dash at SWC Meet
Dallas reports the 1947 Southwest Conference track meet features many returning finalists. Texas A and M’s quartet aims to break the 3:18.4 mile relay record set last year, with Parker of Texas and Clyde Scott of Arkansas among top contenders. Prather of Kansas State seeks multiple titles, while Parker, Scott, and Prather push toward new marks in hurdles and sprints.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas A and M
Texas
Charley Parker
Jerry Thompson
Akkansas
Clyde Scott
Big Rollin Prather
Kansas State
Parker
Scott
Prather
Fights Last Night Across Cities Include Knockouts and Points
The report lists multiple boxing results with fighters from Chicago Rome Honolulu Washington and Newark. Notable outcomes include knockouts by Berteja Ot and La Motta, and several decisions with fighters from New Jersey Massachusetts and Spain.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Enrico Berteja
Rome
Italy
Orlon Ot
Hartley
J. Honolulu
Dado Martino
Honolulu
Marino Tiwa't Vak
United Press
Washington
Jake la Motta
New York
Ken Stribling
Salem
Mass
Pat Shannon
Everett
Ticky Milozzi
Newark
Elizabeth
Charley Fusaki
Irvington
Laurie Buxton
London
MacArthur Stadium
Gino Buonvino
Bari
Laly
Tony Gangemian
Philadelphia
Paterson
Johnny Allen
Fidel Arcenega
Spain
Valmer Dean Boyd Honored by Cub Scouts on Farewell
Valmer Dean Boyd, bound for Hollywood to film, was honored at a Den 4 farewell party hosted by Mrs. Arvil Hickman. J Arvil Hickman led lawn games as 38 scouts and guests shared cookies and punch and presented gifts to the departing cub scout.
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Valmer Dean Boyd
Hollywood
Den 4
Arvil Hickman
J. Arvil Hickman
Valmer Dean
Arkansas Gunners Association opens convention in Hot Springs
Hot Springs June 1 4 The Arkansas Missouri Gunners Association opens a one day convention with Forest A McGinley executive vice president and secretary treasurer saying registration begins at 1 am President George Hemphill of Kenneth Missouri will call the meeting to order Speakers include Charles T Evans Little Rock assistant to the president of Bower Light Co and Representative B C Took Gathings of the First Congressional District Also Harry B Howard new president of the Junior Bankers section of the Arkansas Bankers Association was elected at the annual convention to succeed Melvin Lawson of Little Rock The Hermit of Little River Valley Fred Brown who lived for about 30 years in isolation near Horatio died Sunday The piece notes museums and a drawing from Ripley’s Believe It or Not.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas- Missouri Gunners Association
Forest A. McGinley
Hayti
George Hemphill
Kenneth, Mo
Charles T. Evans
Little Rock
Eg Bower & Light Co
Rep
B.C
Took) Gathings
Congress
Harry B. Howard
Arkansas Bankers Association
Tere
Melvin Lawson
I. E. Buck
Foyeneville
Ww. T. Quills, Jr
Augusta
Jack Heransberger
Fordyce
W. OL
Norwood
EL Goraccio
Feggeant Alass
Jowell Deeson
Wynne
Otto
Miller
McCrory
Walter
Twitty Agno“Lia
Winter Alexander
Pine Bluff
Horatio
Little River Valley
Fred Brown
Brown
Robert
Quebec
National Open Entrants Reduced
The US Open Golf entrants number 1418 were cut to 171 as many railways still respond. The June 10 12 championship at Riverin Country Club LA sees defending champ Lew Warsham auto-qualified. Jack Harden of El Paso posted a nine under par 66 66 133 in Lubback, Texas.
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Will Grimsley
New York
Riverin ‘Country Club
Los Angeles
Lew Warsham
Pittsburgh
a_ fife
Jack Harden
el Faso
Tex
Jimmy Thomson
Chicopee
Mas
Thompson
San Francisco
EH Paso
Lubback
Herman Barron
Clayton Heainer
Jag McSpaden
Skip Alexanter
Jimmy Demaret
Herman Keiser
Cary
Middlecolf
Freddie Haas, Jr
Springfield
Kansas City
Laney Blames Truman Meddling in Arkansas Politics
Gov Laney accuses the Truman administration of meddling in Arkansas to defeat his opposition to a civil rights proposal. He cites a federal employee sent into the area to talk with party leaders but does not identify the emissary. Former Gov Bailey, who opposed Laney’s stance, met with Truman and party leaders in Washington.
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Little Rock
Govvernor Laney
Truman
Joans
Carl &. Bailey
Laney
Washington
Bailey
Ot Laney
Eddy
Radio Daytime Schedule and Public Notices
A fragmented radio program grid lists schedules from June 2 and 3 including Adventure Parade Superman Captain Midnight Tom Mix and Newsreels with various programs and times. The text also covers political commentary by Laney on the Democratic Party and mentions appointment of Texas members Merritt Gibson and Arch Rohan to a States Rights Democrats committee and a tentative meeting next week.
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Tarau
Martin Black
Robert Harleigh
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis Jr
Five Star
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heauer
Mutual
Revere All Star Review
Down Here
Laney
Sam
Senate
John McClellan
National Party
I Laney
Alf Jackson
Miss
Merritt Gibson
Longview
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