Real estate ad and health alert mingle in Arkansas notice
The notice blends a real estate pitch for large house and farm plots in Spotted Fever territory with a health bulletin reporting six cases of Rocky Mountain spotted fever and 13 cases of influenza listed by the state health officer Dr Z T Ross. It notes transmission concerns tied to sticks and mentions Pulaski and Perry counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Rocky Mountain
State Health Department
Z. T. Ross
Ross
Arkansas
Pulaski
Perry
Notice to J T Hignight to appear and answer complaint
Court clerk Omera Evans notes service on J T Hignight to appear within thirty days and respond to Mary Jean Hignight's complaint. Attorneys W S Atkins for plaintiff and Lyle Brown for ad litem, with seal and official dates May 11 1949 May 12 19 20 June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Hignight
J. T. ‘Hignight
Mary Jean Hignight
Omera Evans
W. S. Atkins
Lyle Brown
Chambers testifies on Rosenbleitt and Soviet arms deal
Westbrook Pegler reports on Whittaker Chambers final probe before Republicans Mundt and Nixon, detailing Rosenbleitt’s claim of an American general staff officer leaking technical data to the Soviets to aid diversions, and references to Lee Pressman and the CI C. The narrative covers Chambers testimony about alleged Communist influence and patent secrets amid postwar political battles.
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Whittaker
Mundt
Nixon
Truman
Chambers
Russia
Chambers’ Farm
Maryland
New York
Philip Rosenblcitt
Rosenbleitt
Rosenbleittl
Bire Gn
Ireland
Robert Stripling
House Committee On Un-American
Hosenbleith
Communist Party
Gerald March Moran
Mark Moran
Stalin
United States
Lee Pressman
Pressman
New Deal
Felix’ Frankfurter
Roosevelt
Harvard Law School
Rust Brothers
Rosen
Sucher
Madison Ave
Woodcock to Try to Upset Freddie Mills
Fred Mills was favored at 7-5 to beat Bruce Woodcock tonight before a sellout crowd of more than 46 000 at White City Stadium in the first bout toward a new world heavyweight champion. The winner meets Lee Savard of Patterson, N J, in London on Sept 6. Woodcock risks his European and British empire heavyweight titles but Mills world light heavyweight title isn’t at stake.
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London
Freddie Mills
Bruce Woodcock
White City Stadium
Lee Savard
Paterzon
N. J
Woodcock
Mills
Fights and political chatter mix in late night scraps
United Press reports two boxing outcomes with Doners Pa and Worcester Mass details. The piece then shifts to remarks from Chambers on Soviet espionage, outlawing the Communist party, and the role of underground sympathy networks in supporting clandestine activities.
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Peessman
Leogobblentt
Morah
Mexico
Rosenblentt
Chambers
East-West Trading Company
Paris
Karl Mundt
Communist Party
Miss
Ehzabeth) Bentley
Open Party
Rosenblcitt
New York
Hope and Mineral Springs duel ends in Miner al Springs win
Mineral Springs erased an 8 7 deficit with three runs in the ninth inning to steal a 8 7 victory over Hope. Jack McClendon and Bob Dildy matched eight strikeouts, with McClendon surrendering three walks as Hope built early leads and Miner al Springs capitalized on ninth inning miscues to clinch the win.
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Hope
Mineral Springs
Jack McClendon
Bob Dildy
Flyers
Walters
Francis Bell
McClendon
Louis Bell
Peek
Oie
Gunter
Gilson Roas
J. McClendon
White
Jack Beil
Charles Towsend
Delwin Ross
Hill McClendon
Bill McClendon
Jack
Gilson Ross
Jack Bell
Hugh Peek
Mineral
Springs
Jamie Russell
Jaci McClendon
Gilson ‘Ross
Louis Hell
Peele
Lonnie Bell
Bi McClendon
Cornelius
Irancis Bell
Bil McClendon
Peel
McJunkins
Bob White
McAllister
Anderson
Townsend
Rum
Hosey
Dildy
Oia
Russell
Fairpark
Atlanta
Tex
Model railroad hobbyists span nation wide
It is estimated that there are 100,000 model railroad hobbyists in the United States. These model railroaders collectively own and operate enough trackage to reach from New York City to San Antonio, Tex.
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United States
New York City
San Antonio
Tex
Skeet Shoot Won By Texarkana Competitors
Texarkana shooters Leo Bounds and Mrs. H M Barnes won prizes at the local skeet event on Wednesday afternoon. Bounds won the top prize after a three way tie for high score and a shoot-off producing 75 of 75. Bud Price Johnnie Wilson and Bounds all shot 50 of 60 and each had 26 straight in the deciding round. Forty seven rounds were fired with straights by several competitors. Next week prizes come from John P Cox Drug Co and Rettig Electric Co.
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New York
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia A
Chiago
Cleveland
New Orleans
Mobley Chattanooga
Bud Price
Leo Bounds
Memphis
Mineral Springs
Johnnie Wilson
Walters
HH PO
Manuel Hamm
S. Bell
Rfe
M. Barnes
Ae Pot
Louis Bell
Ross Wright
Lonnie Bell
San Antone
McJunkins
Ted Milkey
Ft. Worth
McAllister
Lf & A
Chas
Bryan Gip Lewis
Shreveport Ay
Nutt
G. Cox
Oklahoma City
McAtee
Joyce Barnes
Tulsa
Dildy
Babe Fagnani
Beaumont
ASG
Totals Ag
L. Griffin
Houston
Edna Bounds
G Ross
Greenwood Pet
White
Mr. Senteil
Bell
Sonny Griffin
Townsend
Glen’ Price
Greenville Natchez
Anderson
ATE
Stewart
el Derado
Ross
T.ryan
Hot Springs
Taylor
Cena
McClendon
Clarksdale
Gunter
Peel
J. McClendon
Winnig
Cornelius
Ramsey
Russel
Texarkana
H. M. Barnes
Ladius
Howe Furniture Company
John P. Cox Drug Cain
Pany and Rettig Electric Company
Robinson Signed to Exclusive Deal at Madison Square Garden
Peter A. Burrell president of Philadelphia’s arena group announced the bout under exclusive contract at Square Garden. The match is expected to draw about $200,000 in revenue.
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Son Square Garden Corporation
Robinson
Peter A. Burrell
Philadelphia
Arena Corporation
Robinson Plans to Fight Gavilan in Philadelphia
Ray Sugar Robinson is scheduled to defend his welterweight title against Kid Gavilan at Philadelphia Municipal Stadium on July 11 despite claims from New York promoter Madi. The bout centers on a disputed contract and venue plans as both camps prepare for the title defense.
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Philadelphia
Ray (Sugar) Robinson
Kid Gavilan
Municipal Stadium
New York
Madi
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Davie
Sgacond
Thrffice
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Howard, Miller
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Madizo
Carroll
Mich
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Terminal
Grlaans
Union St
Thyloted Press
Houston: Electric Co
R. C. Donlelg
First National Bank Builder
Phone AG
i-Ima Ferelk
Oscar the
T. B. Fenwick, Sr
Delton
Hadas
Division St
W. T. Franks
Tees
Elim St
Anna Judson
Jilso
D & Ta and Coker
T. S. McDavitt
Lauderbach
S. Washington St
Diamond Cate
16Th ST
Green Rock
S. Hamilton
Franklin & Hill
Davis
Chancery
Court of
Sda Cooper
Rufus Martin
Paimos
Ark
Federal Land Bank
National Farm Loan Assn. of
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L. C. Honeycutt
Nashville, Arkansas
Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Monts
Cobb Mattress Co
North Washington
C. D. Lauderbach
United Press
Binghamton
Lee Sala
Doners
Joe Taylor
Worcester Mass
Joe Rindone
Bobby Flanagan
London Gat
Legion
Gavilan
RAND
Foster’s
Family Shoe Store
St. Corbin Foster
CBNS
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HIWAY
Eastman Kodak Film
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