Punish Guards for Mistreating Prisoners
Denver June 19 UP I Four enlisted men at Lowry air force base guardhouse were punished for alleged mistreatment of prisoners Brig Gen Charles H Caldwell disclosed today Caldwell opened courts martial files to newsmen after Washington Commentator Drew Pearson charged that prisoners were beaten so badly other prisoners were forced to clean up the blood Caldwell said there has been no brutality to prisoners here He admitted the punishment of four non commissioned officers but described it as housekeeping duties promptly and efficiently taken care of by the base command Brig Gen Warren R Carter Two officers connected with the prisoners have been separated from the service Caldwell said The situation was properly and adequately corrected by the then base commander"}
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Republican discontent fuels cross ticket votes and tax debate
A New York dated critique argues some Republicans fear a reformist or Marxian agenda under a Tru man-Socialist influence. It denounces independent candidates and calls for restraint on federal funding for education while condemning lynching trends across states as contrary to Republican principles.
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Congress
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Maine
Aiken and Planders
Vermont
Ives
White House
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Hull
Chicago
Republic
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Ohio
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Wimbledon match upends Mulroy in round one
Five years ago Hal Newhouney earned his 10th win for the Detroit Tigers over Cleveland. Ten years back Henry Armstrong halted Paul Lomino to defend welterweight title. Ten years ago Bobby Jones had successful appendectomy.
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Associated Press
Ted Schoreder
Gardnar Mulroy
Hal Newhongey
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Henry Armstrong
Pail Jomioy
Tiften
Bobby Jones
Radio Schedule Highlights Mutual Network Daytime Lineup
A dense listing of Mutual Network programs and times across Tuesday into Wednesday p m including news segments Gabriel Heatter Fulton Lewis and John Steele adventures Mystery Bank Know Your Social Security and Morning Music blocks. Notable items include Dance Music Melody Bank Rhythm Ranch Hands and Can You Top This. The schedule shows multiple repeats and cross references to M indicates network shows and local variations.
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Star & Sports
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Fulton Lewis, Jr
Monte Cristo
Official Detective
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John Steele
Robert Hurleigh
Nashville
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Kate Smith
Lanny Ross
Edldie Aynola
Svents
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MC Legionnairen
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Radio program critique on lynching and politics in New York
A fiery opinion letter argues that lynching is used by labor unions and mob violence is tied to politics. It accuses Democrats of organizing criminal bands and cites Hitlerian parallels while pondering government roles in local policing and the Alger Hiss case. The piece targets party lines and calls for vigilance in elections.
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Hitler
Democratic Party
Armarsian
Repube
Versaint
Alger Hiss
Vermont
Roundup Highlights Behind the 1930s College and Pro Sports
New York sports round up notes college programs weighing football future at a southern university amid rising admission hurdles. Stanford forecasted as a rising athletic force with Marietta and NCAA track success. Boxing ticket sales slump for Lamotta-Graziana, while Denny Myers scouts for Georgia against Georgia Tech. George Weiss draws trade talk for Yankees Browns, and regatta medals honor Washington rowers. Maryland’s NCAA bid inspires a rebuilt track setup, and NHL votes curb stick banging against boards.
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South
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Marietta
George Weiss
George
Chuck Connors
Montreal
Washington
John Collyer
Goodrich Rubber Co
Cornell
Poughkeepsie
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Weeknight radio and TV listings span multiple networks
Listings show NBC CBS and ABC programs across the evening. Eddie Arnald Cavalcade Drama at 7:30, The Big Town and Mystery Wheater, Candid Microphone, Al Good Man's Music in The Air, Counter Spy, Gentle of the press, Congressional Campaign, Time for Defense. MBBS Count of de Cristo, Detective Drama and John Stevie ventures. Baseball New York at Cleveland, plus Kate Smith and other shows.
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Edward Arnald
Wheater
al Gooodman
ABC
Time For Defense
MBBS
John Stevie
S.bs
New York
Cleveland
Clevelandaires
CBS
MBS
Kate Smith
Waldo Giants Extend Lead In SWA League
Waldo Giants move two games ahead of El Dora after a 14 to 6 win over the Oilers in two guard action at Waldon. Cook earned his fifth SWA win, Harrison took the loss. Camden Kraftsmen beat Hope's Legionaries in a makeup contest while Mineral Springs Flyers upset Camden to pull into third with Hope. Standings show Murfreesboro, Springhill, Gordon, and Mineral Springs in the second division with upcoming series including Hope at Dorado and Waldo at Mineral Springs. Last week results include Murfreesboro 14 Gurdon 3 and Waldo 14 E Darado 6.
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BaseballToday's Schedule and Yesterday's Results Mixed nine games
National League pairings listed for St Louis at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston National League results show Chicago a 4 to 3 extra innings win over Washington. American League games noted with New York at Cleveland and Boston at Chicago plus others rained out or postponed. Southern Association results include Atlanta over Chattanooga 4 to 3 amid score updates. International League scores feature Baltimore 12 Buffalo 2 and Springfield 14 Toronto 1 with Montreal 6 Syracuse 2 as other results. several games postponed by rain. Texas League action has Oklahoma City 7 Houston 4 and Fort Worth 1 Shreveport B. in typos. multiple city pairings listed with uneven punctuation.
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Gift Run in 11th Beats Hope 3-2
El Dorado Oilers won 3-2 in 11 innings at Legion Field to overtake Hope in the Southwest Arkansas League standings. Jessie Harrison earned the win for El Dorado with 11 strikeouts, while Dennis Ross fanned eight for Hope. Harrison drove in the decisive run in the 11th after palanzini and Harrison mishandled a potential double play, giving El Dorado the victory and a chance to meet Hope again Friday night.
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Hot Rocks Extend Win Streak With Fifth Victory
Little Rock’s Travelers beat New Orleans 10 to 0 on Monday night as Rotblatt pitched a five hitter and Mobile’s scoring sputtered. Birmingham’s Chicks closed within a half game as Atlanta won 4-3 at Chattanooga, keeping lead in the league while Cracker pitching faltered.
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Snead A Likely Champion In PGA $40,000 Classic
Snead, the defending PGA champion from White Sulphur Springs W Va, looks a strong bet to retain the title at the $40 000 classic opening. The field of 129 qualifiers began play at Sciente Country club with rounds counting toward the 36 hole stroke play to set the 64 for match play. Snead is exempt from qualifying as champion but will still complete the medal play rounds.
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Scinte Country Club
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Battleground
Alexsinger
Les Kennedy
Pawtucket
BR. Z
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Ralph Hutchison
Bethlehem
Tom Narrow
El Doradoan Heads State Athletic Group
El Doradoan A. G. Stubblefield of El Dorado was elected president of the Arkansas Athletic Association. R. H. Cole of Magnolia, a former AAA president, becomes first vice president with Hays Gibson of Conway as second vice president. M. H. Russell of Lake Village is secretary and W. W. Baker of Newport is re elected treasurer.
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Arkansas Athletic Association
R. H. Cole
Magnolia
AAA
Hays Gibson
Conway
M. H. Russell
Lake Village
W.W. Baker
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