Roerich Letters Tied to Hidden Political Mission
Washington June four a study of Roerich letters to Louis L Horch in New York suggests a political mission disguised as a botanical quest. It cites Henry A Wallace’s trust in Horch and notes Roerich’s alleged divine status, with excerpts describing meetings in Seattle Kyoto and Korea and letters praising allied cultural figures while warning of state department interference.
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Washington
Nicholas Roerich
Asia
Louis L. Horch
New York
Henry A. Wallace
Roerich
State Department
Horch
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce
Haren
Wallace
Roosevelt
Flo
Roerich O Horch
Seattle
W. P
da Lama
Dalai Lama
Morris
Imuseu Gammules
Museum
White House
W.P
Kioto
Nara
Korea
Teiji Tsubokami
Raevich Society
Hin
Imperial Japanese Academy of Art
Masaki Nachiko
Komuro, Suiun
Yokoyama
MacMillan
Henry Wallace
C Joseph . Grew
Yale
Grew
Rocket
Hallyhoo
Himalaya
Tokyo
State Dept
Ste. Dept
Kyoto
Cane
Harbin
Henry Mogenthau
United States
Roevich
Wallee
Galahad
Henry Walace
Wallece
Gallahad
G. Wallace
Belgium
Pu Yi
Manchiukuo
Japan
Pul Yi
Henry
Roe
Amusecy
Riverside Drive
Teachers Dominate Loop Baseball Selections
Little Rock June 4. Arkansas State Teachers College dominates the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference all loop squad for 1948 selected by coaches. The first base slot goes to Thomas Moore and Teachers. second base Paul Hayes Rathers. third base James Gartman College of the Ozarks. shortstop Wilson Kell Arkansas Tech. outfield Clyde Bell Norris McGaha Teachers and Lester Ledbelter Ozarks. pitchers Bill Rawls Arkansas A and M Tim Cain Tech. catcher William Dossey Teachers.
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Little Ruck
Arkansas State Teachers College
Thomas — Moore
Teachers
Paul Hayes
Rathers
Turd
James Gartman
College of the Ozarks
Wilson Kell
Arkansas Teehy
Clyde Bell
Norris McGaha
Lester Ledbelter
Ozarks
Bill Rawls
Arkansas A. & M
Tim Cain
Tech
Wiliam Dossey
Scott Favored to Take Hurdles in Southwest Meet
Dallas, June 4. Track aces from the Southwest and Big Seven vie tonight in a duel of champions with Scott of Arkansas tipped to win two events. Contenders include Parker of Texas and Thomp son of Texas. team title likely decided by running events and defending champion Southwest.
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Dallas
Tex
Southwest
Big Seven
Clyde Scott
Arkansas
Charley Parker
Texas
Jerry Thompson
Rollin Prather
Kansas State
Scott
Parker
Allen Tacher
Arkansa
Strong Yankee Bench Props Up Slumping Lineup
Yankees rely on their deep bench as injuries thin the lineup. Johnny Lindell delivered the lone run with a clutch hit after Charley Kellert broke his hand, while Snuffy Sternweiss and Bobby Brown filled gaps, going on a seven-hit spree in a doubleheader. Jae DiMaggio and Bil Johnson remain the only players to appear in every game, as the club adjusts to injuries and rotations. Claude Herman earns open golf district crown, shipping to Los Angeles for Vic Oberhammer. Iowa State eyed as football dark horse after spring drills. Harry Markson admits Flores Williams background amid boxing preview.
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Dune
Cardinals
Eddie Dyer
Yankees
Bucky Harris
Charley Keler
Bucky
Johnny Lindell
Johny
Snuffy Stilnweiss
Bobby Brown
Lommy Henrich
Phil Rizzuto
George McQuinn
Steve Souchek
Jae DiMaggio
Bil Johnson
Claude Herman
Dick Mayer
Met
Claude
Los Angeles
Vic Oberhammer
Big Seven
Iowa State
Frankness
Jesse Flores
Johnny_ Williams
Harry Markson
Flores
Harrington
Kans
Stockton
Calif
San Francisco
Mexico
Demaret Sets Pace at Albuquerque Open in Second Round
Jimmy Demaret dominates the Albuquerque Open at the University of New Mexico course posting a 65 to lead a 72-player field. George Schreiter and Stout Clayton Heainer followed with 66 and 67 while several players posted par or better as the event continued.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Jimmy Demaret
University of New Mexico
Ojai
Calif
George Schreiter
Ogden
Utah
Stout Clayton Heainer
Charlotte
N.C
Stewart
Iocaniec
Demarel Jin
Natchez Blasts Pine Bluff for Third Spot
Natchez thunders to a 10-4 win over Pine Bluff to seize third place in the Cotton States League. Clarksdale beat Greenville 7-4 as Greenwood routed Helena 12-2, while El Dorado swept Hot Springs 7-6. Jin Garner drove in five for El Dorado. Ed McGehee and Carl Fuller fueled Hot Springs with key hits. Bill Walker limited Clarksdale to nine strikeouts, aiding Clarksdale’s victory over Greenville. Today's schedule features El Dorado at Pine Bluff and Natchez at Hot Springs.
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Associated Press
Natches
Fine Bluff
Greenville
Natchez
Clarksdale
Greenwood
Helena
Pelace Hot Springs
el Dorado
Pine Bluff Cardinals
Joe Rullo
al Drew
Bausealis
West
Natchea
Ed Thigpin
Rene Solis
Dodgers
Hot Springs
Bathers
Jin Garner
Oilers
Stinr
Ed McGehee
Carl Fuller
Jrun
Bill Walker
Bucks
Eddie Engle
Pine Bluff
Bail set expected for Md Weingarten in baseball fix case
Winston Salem officials expect a $3000 bail for Md Weingarten former baseball official held on conspiracy charges tied to a purported fixed panel. Berard DeForge, playing manager of the Reidsville club, admitted taking $300 to fix a Carolina League game against Winston-Salem on May 14 and was suspended for life by George Trautman.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
MD Weingarten
Weingarten
Reidsville
S. C
George M. Trautman
Berard DeForge
DeForge
Blackwell Back in Form Wins for the Reds
Reds pitcher Blackwell returns from a shoulder pull to beat the Giants 6 4 in seven innings. He walked six but struck out nine as New York managed two runs on seven hits. Hank Sauer hit his home run for the visitors. Giants drop to a half game behind the Cardinals.
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Ben Phlegar
Associated Press
Cinecinnati Reds
Blackwell
New York Giants
Giants
Mickey Livingston
New Yorkers
Reds
Hank Sauer
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Birds
Brooklyn
Sportsman's Park
Harry
Cat
Brecheen
Pittsburgh Pirates
Richie Ashburn
Philadelphia Phils
Phils
Chica‘go
Ashburn
Detroit
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Hal Newhauser
Jack Kramer
Loys
Baseball scores and schedule from major leagues
Yesterday results include Philadelphia 4 Chicago 3 and Pittsburgh 6 Boston 3. Cincinnati 8 New York 4. Detroit 6 New York 2. St Louis 4 Brooklyn 1. Boston 3 St Louis 2. Cleveland at Washington rained out. Chicago at Philadelphia rain. Southern Association Nashville 8 New Orleans 1. Chattanooga 11 Mobile 2. Memphis 5 Birmingham 4. Texas League Oklahoma City 6 Tulsa 4. Shreveport 5 Beaumont 4. San Antonio 11 Houston 8. Dallas 2 Port Worth 1.
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Associated Press
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
St.Louis
Southern Association
Nashville
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Mobile
Memphis
Birmingham
Atlanta
Little Rock
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Shreveport
Beaumont
San Antonio
Houston
Dallas
Port Worth
Winchell Signs ABC contract for 520000 a year
New York report states Walter Winchell will broadcast weekly for ABC under a personal contract starting 1989 with a base of 520000 annually for 46 weeks plus seven weeks vacation. He leaves the 18 year Jergens sponsorship. Kaiser-Frazer and Liggett & Myers declined offers.
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New York
American Broadcasting Company
Walter Winchell
Winchell
Andrew Jergens
Winchel
Mponsor
Kaiser-Frazer Company
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Nashville Beats Pels and Other Scores Highlight Night
The Nashville Vals won their sixth straight by beating New Orleans 1-0. Atlanta defeated Little Rock 6-5, Chattanooga Lookouts beat Mobile Bears 11-3, and Birmingham's Fledgecock lost 5-4 at Memphis. Norman Brown earned his seventh win with ten hits allowed as Atlanta surged late. Schedule lists Atlanta at Little Rock, Birmingham at Memphis, Mobile at Chattanooga, New Orleans at Nashville.
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Associated Press
Snctitherma Association
Nashvile Vals
New Orleans
Atlanta
Little Rock
Chattanooga Lookouts
Mobile Bears
Birmingham
Memphis
Travelers
Norman Brown
Moblic
Chattanooga
Nashville
Taylor Hurls No Hitter in Merchants Victory over Texarkana
Roy Taylor pitched a no hitter as the Merchants of Hope defeated Texarkana Lavenders 12 to 3 aided by Fayley with a double and a triple. Matt Ferguson closed the game in relief and White at shortstop helped preserve the no-no while Texarkana scored three runs on errors and walks.
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Roy Taylor
Merchants
Hope
Texarkana Lavenders
Texarkanians
Fayley
Merchant
Matt Ferguson
White
Tol-E-Tex
Blevins
Rockets
Boosters
VFW
Bumblebees
Radio Schedule and A Car Theft Report
Central Standard Time in New York on June 4 lists NBC programs at six thirty and seven thirty with Milt Katims music and Can You Tap This. CBS follows with Club Crosby and Ozzie and Harriet, then ABC and MBS lineups. A Belleville man reports his old car stolen after a thief left the scene but the car remained intact.
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New York
NBC
Milt Katims Imusic
CBS
Club Crosby
Morgan-Ameche-Langford
ABC
MBS
National Farms and Home
Alan Lomax Balads
Radio Schedule Highlights A Busy June Day
A dense listing of radio programs and air times across multiple networks. Includes music presents by Bobby Maylen and Richard Himber, variety acts, newsreels, discuss shows like Meet the Press, and many M programs. Notable entries feature Captain Midnight and Tela broadcasts, with evening and afternoon slots listed for Saturday.
Fights Last Night Brooklyn Card Details Result
From Fort Hamilton Brooklyn Frankie Abrams defeated Roman Alvarez in a 10 round bout. In Austin Minnesota Jackie Graven outpointed Harold Dade over 10 rounds. George Brad ford Smith stopped Don Williams in Worcester Massachusetts in a 10 round bout.
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Brooklyn
Fort Hamilton
Frankie Abrams
Detroit
Roman Alvarez
New York
Minneapolis
Jackie Graven
Austin
Minn
Harold Dade
Chicago
United Press
Worcester
Mass
George Bradsford Smith
Haverstraw
N.Y
Don Williams
Warees
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