Washington Probe Links Wallace to Roerich Cult Scandal
Washington investigators trace Henry Wallace’s ties to the Roerich cult, claiming President Roosevelt knew of his role in 1940. The piece links Roerich followers to high circles, cites Bloom and Wagner, and compares Roerich to Rasputin while suggesting a political aim amid White House influence.
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Two Softball Games at Fair Park Tonight
The Merchants defeated an all star team 5 to 1 at Fair Park last night and tonight two league games are scheduled at Fair Park. Blevins faces Tol-E-Tex in the opener, followed by Rockets versus Roosters at Spring Lake Park. All games will be five innings. Merchants Elm members should meet in front of Hope Confectionery at 6 pm.
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Dodgers Climb Back Into Pennant Race
The Brooklyn Dodgers, in sixth place and five games behind the Giants, gain momentum as Hatten wins in St Louis. Giants pound Reds as Pirates fall to Braves. Indians stay ahead in the AL with a 2-1 loss to the Senators as White Sox defeat Cleveland. Browns move past the Tigers to fourth with a 3-1 win in Boston. Cubs edge Phillies 2-1 in 12 innings in Chicago.
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Southern Bell Clubs Open Date Heralds Five-Game Series
Southern Association clubs resume play after an open date as Birmingham visits Memphis and Nashville hosts New Orleans. Atlanta invades Little Rock to end a seven-game skid while Mobile, now second, meets Chattanooga. Chicago? No, Bears and Lookouts meet. three games per series then five-game rematches beginning Sunday with twin bills.
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Wallace era conspiracy claims unfold in hidden files
A speaker blasts hidden State Department files and calls for Henry Wallace to be sworn, naming witnesses to prove alleged 1948 peace fraud and 1935 ties to a Manchukuo ally. The piece vows forthcoming Turkey letters and accuses Wallace of involvement in a dramatic political tragedy.
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Junior Legion Team Beats Nashville in season opener
The Hele American Legion Junior team defeated Nashville Juniors in Nashville on Wednesday afternoon by 1 run. Hope trailed early but surged with Buddy Sutton’s homer to take a four run edge. M LaGrone and G Anderson pitched, Anderson lasting most of the game. Nashville’s Galtery and Hossey played solid defense as both teams opened the season strong.
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Ope
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Galtery
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Wright Takes Weekly Skeet Shoot
Wright Ross Wright of Lewisville, 1947 state Champion, led the weekly skeet shoot with a perfect 50 of 50 while Wright, Gib Lewis and Lester Little hit straight. Fifty-five rounds were fired. notable scores include Lewis 50 and Little 49 as Cannon Thomas and others trailed. Other shooters listed with lower scores.
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Arkansas Sport Loop Looks At Razorbacks Coaching
CARL BELL notes fan criticism of John Barnhill at the University of Arkansas amid two winning seasons and two bowl appearances while defense of him centers on offense and public perception. Mentions Clyde Scott Leon Campbell and comparisons to past coaches like Fred Thompson Homer Norton Frank Stranshaw Mel McGaha Joe Kuhel and state golf bids El Dorado Pine Bluff Texarkana and Arkansas State Teachers College athletic success in 1947 48. Fort Smith Hot Springs bid to bolster school sports and grade-school competition reinstatement.
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Field of 72 Entered at Albuquerque Open
Seventy two pros and amateurs from 17 states challenge Lloyd Mangrum for the Albuquerque Open title. Players tee off over the 6813 yard UNM course with 36 holes to reduce to 80 low scorers and 20 finalists. $10,000 purse includes $2,000 to the champion.
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Mutual Network Weekend Radio Schedule Highlights
A fragmented list shows program lineup across Mutual Network stations with names like Superman Captain Midnight Tom Mix and Fulton Lewis Jr. along with calendar references and times for news, music, and variety features. Mentions Dream date parade and multiple show titles across June 3 4, including market reports and farm hour segments.
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Radio Schedule and Tournament Invite Highlights
Central Standard Time listings show NBC-6 Supper Club at 7 30 Burns and Allen 8 Al Jolson CBS-7 FBI in Peace and Wars Dick Haymes 8 30 Crime Photo ABC-7 Front Page 8 30 Andy Russell Revue 9 Family Theater High Boarded Fence. Notable attendees include Skip Alexander from Lexington and George Schoux from Mamaro neck among others who recently won the Calonial invitation at Fort Worth.
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Sports Roundup Tog and Fullerton in Focus
New York reporters survey a blurred link between minor league baseball figures and gambling. A manager and club official face life bans amid game throwing charges. The Des Moines Register notes Western League players receive lower pay than top-tier clubs, highlighting payment gaps and league dynamics.
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Fights Last Night By The Associated Prasg
Buffalo reports Johnny Flynn knockout over Joe Matsi in Rochester. Sal Ferello outpointed Jimmy Higeman in New York. Victor Patrick defeated Tommy Stenhouse in Sydney. Commentary questions minor league pay, farm clubs, and the drift of semi pro in baseball.
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