Real estate price list with farms and houses in Hope area
Auction style notices offer numerous properties including a two bedroom home on Park Drive with corner lot, a three unit apartment on three lots earning $90 monthly, multiple four room houses, a one acre farm with barn and pecan trees, a 121 acre tract two miles west of Hope, and several farms along Highway 67 with electricity and timber. Listings show cash down payments, monthly payments, and loan assumptions.
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Park Drive
West Ave
Hope
Fair Enough By Westbrook Pegler
Pegler riffs on customer service woes in New York on June 14, recounting rude service in eateries and stores. He mocks misaligned orders, shoddy food, and department store shortcuts, satirizing consumer frustration with a sharp, humorous voice.
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Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Warning Order in Senpsiend Chancery Court Case
Warning order issued by the Senpsiend Chancery Court requires Wa Stase to appear and answer the complaint within thirty days. Clerk C. Stavters signs the notice dated Pune 1, 148 with court seal.
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the Senpsiend Chancery Court Co
P. Staupters
Dia Staeters Dafenctisu
Wa Stase
C. Stavters
Hegelin
Pune
C. &. Weaver
Pitcher 38 Improves With Age For Maple Leafs
Syracuse report June 14 1949 Oscar Judd 38 year old left hander for the Toronto Maple Leafs pitched and helped the Leafs to a 7 0 no hit victory over the Syracuse Chiefs The game was halted after seven innings due to rain It was the first International League no hitter this season and the first since July 29 1948 when Earl Harrist of Syracuse no hit Toronto
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Toronto Baseball
Oscar Judd
Toronto Maple Leafs
Judd
Leafs
Syracuse Chiefs
Earl Harrist
Toranta
Legion Juniors Announce June Schedule
The Hope American Legion Junior Baseball team, coached by Lawrence Martin, unveiled four June games with two at home at Fairpark starting 3 p.m. Home slate includes Magnolia games on June 26 and 30. away trips to Nashville on June 16, Gordon on June 23, Magnolia on June 26, and Magnolia on June 30. The squad has won its first two starts. Players listed include Charles Wilson, Bobby Harvis, Billy Gunter, John McLeod, Thad Beasley, Gary Anderson, Tommy Britt, Buddy Sutton, Edie Nix, Sam Westbrook, Jamie Russell, and William Martin.
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Hope American Legion
Hope
Nashville
Gordon
Magnolia
Fairpark
Legion
Lawrence Martin
Charles Wilson
Bobby Harvis
W. H. Guiter
Billy Gunter
John McLeod
Thad Beasley
Gary Anderson
Tommy Britt
Buddy Sutton
Edie Nix
John Kulpa
Sam Westbrook
James McCargie
Mitchell LaGrone
Jamie Russell
William Martin
Indians Have Best Night Game Record
The Cleveland Indians lead the American League with a .689 night game record, eight wins and two losses, powered by ace Bob Lemon. The Boston Braves and Philadelphia Phillies also post strong night marks, while Hill leaders include Harry Breeden and Johnny Sain among notable night pitchers.
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Cleveland Indians
Boston Braves
Indians
Lea
Bob Lemon
Tribe
Detroit Tigers
Braves
New York Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Cleveland
Deroi
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
St.Louis
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Harry Breeden
Cardinals
Johnny Sain
Joe Hatten
Giants
Sheldon Jones
George
Red) Munger
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati Reds
Lemon
Two Softball Games Set At Fair Park Tonight
Two league softball games are scheduled at Fair Park starting 7:30. Blevins faces Rockets while Bumble Bees meet Tol E Tex. Later Tol E Tex clashes with Boosters while Frigidaires play Bumblebees and VEW faces Tol in Tex. New York.
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Blevins
Rockets
Bumblebees
Tol-E-Tex
Boosters
Frigidaires
VEW
Tolin-Tex
Home Stand to Make or Break Indians
New York June 13 UP Lou Boudreau s Cleveland Indians 준비 for a 14 game home stand seen as pivotal for a likely pennant bid The slate opens with Boston Red Sox at home while Chicago White Sox meet New York Yankees and other AL NL games unfold including Pittsburgh at New York and St Louis at Philadelphia Dodgers beat Indians 5 2 in exhibition. Pirates top Athletics 4 2. Yankees beat Binghampton and Scranton tops Reds.
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Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Washington Senators
Detroit
Philadelphia Athletics
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Cincinnati
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Boston
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Philadelphia
Braves
Giants
Dodgers
Rex Barney
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Binghampton
Scranton
Reds
Baseball Today and Results Across Leagues
National League games include Cincinnati at Brooklyn and Pittsburgh at New York with night starts. American League matchups feature New York at Chicago and Boston at Cleveland among others. Yesterday's Texas League games saw Dallas, San Antonio, and Fort Worth win. Southern Association scores include Little Rock and Mobile victories. The article also notes a Britannica claim about Frankenstein's creator as a 21 year old woman.
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National League
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louvis
Philadelphia
Greenwood Dodgers widen lead in Cotton Loop with 6-5 win
Greenwood defeated Pine Bluff 6-5 to extend its first place in the Cotton States League while Greenville beat Hot Springs 4-2 moving up to fifth. Helena beat El Dorado 1-0 and Clarksdale topped Natchez 5-2. Eddie Nichols hit a sixth inning homer for Greenwood as Ray Smerek answered with a seventh inning shot for Pine Bluff.
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Greenville
Hot Springs
Dodgers
Cardinals
Greenwood
Bathers
Bucks
Tince Leonard
el Dorado
Oilers
Clarksdale
Aures
Natehez
Planters
Indians
el Dorsdo
Helena
Fights Report From Various Venues With Knockouts
A string of boxing results from cities including Youngstown Columbus New York Newark Grand Rapids and Providence features multiple knockouts and decisions. Notable bouts list fighters such as Chirgo-Anton Rangik Enrico Rertola Vince Foster Arturo Gadoy Charlie Williams Walter Cartier and Bert Ratford with opponents from Italy Chile New York Ohio Massachusetts and New Jersey.
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Anton Rangik
Esfants
Tommy Bel
Youngstown
Enrico Rertola
Italy
Art Swiden
Duquesne
Vince Foster
Omaha
Leon Thompson
Evarts
Columbus O
Arturo Gadoy
Santiago
Chile
Richard
Columbus
New York
Coney Island
Me Krenowitz
Eddie Guarina
Newark
N. J
Charlie Williams
Gene Burton
Croke Park
Walter Cartier
Pete Mead
Grand Rapids
Mich
Queensboro Arena
Bert Ratford
Norman Rubin
Albany
N. Y
Providence
Roy Andrews
Lowell
Doucusen Set to Challenge Welter Champ Robinson
Docusen, a 21 year old New Orleans standout with 48 wins in 50 pro bouts, plans to crowd champion Ray Robinson to win the welterweight crown. Robinson, undefeated in 88 fights with one loss, passed the physical for their 15 round title bout at Comiskey Park scheduled for Thursday night.
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Chicago
Bernie Docusen
Ray Sugars Robinson
New Orleans
Robinson
Dacusen
Comiskey Park
Merchants and Lavender Play Thursday at Hope Fair Park
Hope merchants host Lavender Construction Company of Texarkana Thursday night at Hope Fair Park. The Lavender team seeks revenge after a loss in Texarkana, and a good crowd is expected for the return engagement.
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Hope Merchants
Lavender Construction
Texarkana
Hope's Fair Park
Fred, Robertson
Lavender
Hope
National Champ Ben Hogan Skips Chicago Open Field
The 72 hole Chicago Open at Midlothian Country Club opens with defending champion Ben Hogan absent. Hogan is filming in Hollywood and will return for Inverness in Toledo next week. The field features stars like Bobby Locke Lloyd Mangrum Ellsworth Vines Jim Turnesa and amateurs Stranahan Evans Frisina and Chick Evans. The $15,000 event runs Thursday through Sunday on a 6387 yard par 72 layout, a return to a major Chicago venue since 1914.
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Ben Hogan
A Hogan
Hollywood
Inverness
Toledo
Bobby Locke
Lloyd Mangrum
E. J.dutehi Harrison
Dick Meiz
Ellsworth Vines
Jim Fervier
Skip Alexander
Vic Ghezzi
Chick Harbert
Jim Turnesa
Frank Stranahan
Chick Evans
Jim Frisina
John ‘Barnum
Midlothian Country Club
Swank South Side Club
Walter Hagen
Evening Radio Schedule from New York, June 15 Update
Central Standard Time listing shows NBC programs Dinah Shore Judy and Eddie Cantor Summer Finale. CBS presents Big Town Mr and Mrs North Christopher Wells Adventure and Return of the Natives. ABC airs Green Hornet Boston Pops Breakfast Club and Say It With Music. MBS features Mysterious Traveler Gregory Hood Casepault and Public Defender drama with morning slots for Jack Berensnow Godfrey and Breakfast Club.
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NBC
Dinah Shore
Judy
Eddie Cantor
CBS
Mrs. North
Christopher Wells
ABC
Iowa
MBS
Gregory Hood Casepault
Public Defender
Adventure Parade and Captain Midnight Lead June Broadcasts
Fragmented radio listings show multiple programs and hosts including Adventure Parade Captain Midnight Tom Mix Fulton Lewis and news segments. A note mentions a typewriter for the blind delivering clear voice reads of written text.
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Pam
Superman
Tam Mix
Fulton Lewis
Billy Rose
Gabriel Healler
Gregory Hood
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