Nation records violent deaths over four day weekend
Violence toll over a four day period runs 50 more than last weekend with traffic fatalities leading the decline. The survey shows 199 highway deaths versus 258 previously, bringing total deaths since Friday to 442, and Memorial Day morning totals near 400. States report varied counts in traffic, drowning, and miscellaneous causes, while the average television receiver uses about 100 resistors to manage current flow.
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Dissolution Notice for Hope Street Improvement District 9
Final report showing payment of all indebtedness for Street Improvement District No 5 and Curb and Gutter District No 5 of Hope Hempstead County Arkansas filed with the City Clerk. Open for inspection for thirty days starting June 7 1950. Commissioners W H A Schneiker T Evans sign.
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Hempstead County
Ispert
W. H. A. Schneiker T. Evans
Mutual Network Radio Schedule Highlights
Broadcast listings show a dense weekday lineup with programs across music news and features. Notable items include Gabriel Heatter Fulton Lewis Henry Lann Fox–M style segments, Mystery Bank News and various music blocks with times from afternoon to late night, concluding with Sign Off.
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Mark Trait
Tom Mix
Mystery Bank
Star & Sports
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Fulton Lewis, Jr
Henry
Jolly Baker Boys
Robert Harleish
Nashville Calling
Voice of the Army
Lanny Ross Shaw
Melody Bank
Church of Christ
Stamps Baxter Melody Boys
Ladies Fair
Rhythm Ranch Hands
Melody Corral
Star_& Sports
California
Bill Henry
Tap Radio Programs New York June 7 Schedule
On air tonight NBC six thirty preview of national open golf Halls of Ivy 8 Break the Bank 8:30 District Attorney 8:30 Dangerous Assignment CBS sevenMir Chameleon 7:86 Dr Christian Drama 8 Groucho Marx Quiz 9 Harry James Orchestra ABC six thirty Lone Ranger 7:36 Caiche Chip Quiz 8 Sherlock Holmes 6:30 Buzz Adlam Play Giant 9 Lawrence Welk MBS Hidden Truth Drama 8:30 Family Theater Thursday programs Baseball MBS twelve noon St Louis Browns at Boston NBC six thirty thirty Cleveland airs CBS ten thirty no m Grand Slam ABC ten a m Romances drama MBS twelve forty five p m The Jamboree
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the Bank
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Hungary moves against Catholic Church and other minorities
In Budapest June 1957 a Hungarian government maverick campaign targets the Catholic Churchs influence Sam Revai minister of education and politburo member accuses Vatican led Catholic clergy of imperialist activity He bids a tough anti religion line warning of a schooled secular future while criticizing Jewish and Protestant groups for reactionary Zionism and opposing emigration to Israel Two Jewish emigrants have already left for Israel and talks reportedly proceed on remigration deals with Hungary and Israel
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Hungarian Communist Party
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Israel
Open golf pros mix in Merion chatter amid Open prep
Ardmore Pennsylvania coverage notes Lew Wersham now Merion pro previews rough Merion course, predicts slick greens if sun persists and comments from Cary Middlecoff Jacques Houdry and Ben Hogan on form and pressure. Mason Rudolph youngest 16 qualifier. Bobby Jones past echoes and Sammy Snead anecdotes pepper locker-room chatter.
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Mason Rudolph
Clarksville
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Bobby Jones
Group Decides to Keep Light Bulb Tax in Excise Cuts
Washington reports the Ways and Means Committee reversed to retain a 2 percent excise tax on debentures and to approve other cuts totaling about 1.096 billion annually. The panel rejected a 10 percent levy on television sets and warned of possible vetoes by President Truman if revenue gaps aren’t closed. Senate doubts and timing pressure loom as leaders question passage of any tax bill.
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Baseball results and upcoming games across leagues
National League yesterday Yankees pounded Pirates 16 to 4 and again 10 to 4 with Boston 8 Cincinnati 3 in both. Chicago beat Brooklyn 7 to 6 in 10 innings. St Louis 5 Philadelphia 4. Tonight Brooklyn at Pittsburgh New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati Boston at St Louis. American League storms Cleveland 16 New York 2 Chicago 8 Boston 4 St Louis 6 Philadelphia 4 Detroit 11 Washington 28. Tonight Detroit at New York Cleveland at Washington St Louis at Boston Chicago at Philadelphia. Southern Association Chattanooga 6 New Orleans 2 Nashville 8 Mobile 7 Atlanta 3 Memphis Birmingham Little Rock 2. Gulf states Greenwood 2 Pine Bluff 0 Hot Springs Clarksdale 2 El Dorado Monroe 4 Natchez 4 Greenville 2.
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Tigers Play Better Away From Home
Detroit pirates road success continues with an 7 4 win over Senators, tying up near Yankees and challenging for AL lead. Kell, Evers, Willliams key for Tigers while Sox Red Sox, Dodgers and Phillies also won. Microwave circuits note appears unrelated.
Gough Hurls Hope Past Gurdon 9-1 in Baseball Duel
Charlie Gough pitched five hits for Hope as they beat Gurdon 9-1 at Gurdon last week. Buddy White began his first game as Hope manager, replacing Bill McClendon who resigned for personal reasons and to care for his ill father. The one trouble inning was the ninth for Gough, while Hope capitalized with a late eighth inning burst including three RBIs from Leroy Ridling and a long drive by Jack Bell.
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Duke to Coach Fayetteville and Oklahoma return
Alvin C. Duke, former University of Arkansas football and track man and recent graduate, plans to coach in Oklahoma after leaving Fayetteville. Duke, a native of Drumright, is set to take up duties as a wide football and basketball coach at Westville following his graduation last Saturday night.
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Night croakings inspire bird voice study in pond
A research note recalls past sports items and a detailed box score in a mixed summary. The piece mentions Stan Muai vi, Ming, the Cardinals, and the Giants, with a separate baseball box score and pitching lines. It blends old results and a bird sound spectrogram study.
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