Roerich saga sparks political intrigue in 1930s coverage
Westbrook Pegler will cover the Republican National Convention for King Features Syndicate with reports from Philadelphia. The passage discusses Henry Wallace, Nicholas Roerich, and political maneuvering, alleging espionage suspicions, tax charges, and intra-government tensions, set amid roiling 1936 era politics and media satire.
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Rice Quarterback Eikenberg Signs with Chicago Cardinals
Chicago officials announce 24 year old Rice Institute quarterback Charles Virgil Eikenberg has signed a National Football League contract with the Chicago Cardinals. The 20 pounder played for the West team in the East West Shrine Game in San Francisco on New Year's Day.
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Hogan and Worsham Set Golf Pace
Golf world watches US Open second round as Ben Hogan and Lew Worsham lead with 67 strokes at Rivera course. Worsham, defending champion, paired a steady 33 34 while Hogan fired a 32 35 to stay atop the field alongside Snead and Ken Rogers who followed with 64s.
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Natchez Falls 1 0 to Clarksdale in Cotton Starl League
Natchez suffered its first shutout loss of the Cotton Starl League season, bowing 1 0 to fourth place Clarksdale. Planter Manager Chet Morgan drove in the lone run in the ninth inning.
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Softball routs and boxing splash in sports roundup
Frigidaires outscored WEW 15 4 and 164 fell 17 6 as two late games loom at Park tonight with Blevins facing VFW and 164 meeting Bumblebees. Tony Zale defeated Rocky Graziano to reclaim the world middleweight title in a decisive third bout. Graziano erred with a costly left hook as Zale proved the sharper fighter. Louis returned tickets unread and Yankee Indians game tickets were swapped for after dark plans. Travel notes cite Capt Tom Hamilton visiting Denver for AAU basketball talks with schoolboy athletes and George Sauer in town sending regards.
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New Champ Zale to Defend World Title in September
Tony Zale, 34, KO’d Rocky Graziano in Ruppert Stadium to retain the world middleweight crown. Promoter Neidderreiter announced a September defense, with likely challengers Marcel Cerdan or Ray Robinson. Gate stood at $335,640, total receipts about $405,648. Rocky suffered a possible concussion but planned brief vacation and return.
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El Dorado Leads In Daily Baseball Action
Natchez hurler Jin Logan walked off and Pauls two bagger to left fueled El Dorado 4-2 win over Helens. Hot Springs edged Greenville 3-3, Pine Blues defeated Greenwood 5-4 as El Dorado beat Helena behind Copeland Gas five hits. Oilers collected eight hits at Tinee Leonard and scored the deciding run in the seventh. Greenw odson fell to Pine Bluff despite outhitting the Cardinals.
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Scott Baker Tryout for Olympics
Clyde Scott expects two University of Arkansas stars to make the U S Olympic track and field team bound for London in August Scott aims for the 100 meter hurdles and dash at Minneapolis NGAA meet Baker is pegged as a sure decathlon member after beating the nation’s top decathletes in the Kansas Relay He’s rehabbing a foot injury and sharp in ten events Bloomfield N J hosts Olympic decathlon tryouts June 25 27 Betty McKennon from Mt Pleasant tops Arkansas women’s golf at Fort Smith discussion on opening the tournament to long time residents instead of only state club members Chips Sobek ex Notre Dame star now Hot Springs manager hurls insights from recent Oilers win over El Dorado in 11 innings
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Baseball Standings and Fermentation Note
The note discusses baseball standings beside an obscure claim about holes in Swiss cheese created by the release of cases regenerated during fermentation. The sentence blends sports standings with a dubious fermentation reference, lacking clear entities or a coherent report.
Braves Depend on Sain and Spahn to Repeat 1947 Form
Braves pitchers Johnny Sain and Warren Spahn, hailed as Mr Right and Mr Left, opened the season with slow starts but later victories. Sain beat St Louis 10-2 to spark a fifth straight Braves win, while Spahn held the Cardinals 11-5 for his fifth win in six starts. With Giants, Cards, and Pirates close behind, Atlanta rests on its two ace hurlers to recapture pennant glory. Meanwhile Cleveland and Boston traded blows as Dobson and Feller shone, Yankees and White Sox game postponed by rain, Reds and Phillies idle.
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Baseball scores and night games across leagues
Baseball results from yesterday: Philadelphia 10 Detroit 4 and Boston 14 Cleveland 7. Washington 5 St Louis 4 night, Chicago 6 New York 4 for rain postponed. Pittsburgh 4 Brooklyn 1 night, Boston 10 St Louis 2 night. Minor leagues: Texas League San Antonio 7 Dallas 3. Tulsa 10 Beaumont 3. Houston 5 Fort Worth 4. Shreveport 3 Oklahoma City 1. Southern Association Chattanooga and Mobile 2. Only game scheduled.
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Fights Last Night in Newark and Other Cities
The report lists multiple boxing results including Tony Zlne of Newark knocking out Rocky GyIziano in Gary Indiana and Jackie Crawford defeating June Lyons in Washington DC. Also noted are various outpoints and knockouts across Richmond Richmond Port land Worcester Lowell Berlin and Boston with Army youth hostel revival in Germany under U S Army auspices after Nazi closures.
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Radio Schedule Summary for AR Mutual Network Friday and Saturday
Radio broadcast grid shows June Friday lineup with programs from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. including Superman, Captain Midnight, Newsreels, Meet the Press, and musical variety shows. Saturday schedule lists Bill Boyd's Rhythm Drifters, Sunrise Serenade, Farm programs, sports and band segments, ending with Mutual News and Sign Off.
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Radio Schedule Tonight and Public Aid in Texas City
Central Standard Time listing shows NBC CBS ABC and MBS programs for Friday night including Can You Top This and The Fat Man Detects. The Red Cross spent 1,311,915 dollars aiding about 9,000 people after the April 1947 Texas City explosions and fire.
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