Khrushchev Line Shifts Stirred World Communists
James Marlow reports that Khrushchev's Moscow line urges non communist countries to use parliamentary routes and united fronts with socialists, with violence only if fronts fail. American Italian and French parties respond cautiously, seeking independence from Moscow while debating Stalin's crimes and future leadership.
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Tacics
Eugene Dennis
John Gates
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Palmiro Togliatti
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Dickson Hurls Cards Nearer Top of League
Dickson pitched the St. Louis Cardinals within three percentage points of first in the National League by beating the Brooklyn Dodgers 6-0. Stan Musial and Alvin Dark fueled the offense with key hits as Johnny Antonelli starred for the Giants in a 2-0 win over the Cubs. The Yankees swept Detroit 6-3 while the White Sox beat Baltimore 5-1 to stay close in the American League.
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Boxers Clash in Last Night’s Loud Ringside Action
A chaotic boxing card featured Ezzard Charles, 97, clashing with Willie Pep in a chaotic lineup. The event included bouts from Cincinnati and San Fernando California to Miami Beach, with remarks on stoppages and aerial exchanges.
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Vols Keep Hot Hurling Pace Amid Strong Batting Push
Nashville's Vols ride a steady .737 winning clip through June as they aim to steady pitching to match hitting. Barns lead the Southern Association by five games. Padue rapped six Memphis singles in a 30 to nothing win as Birmingham outslugged Mobile 10-3. Chattanooga beat Little Rock 7-2 and Atlanta edged New Orleans 4-6.
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It Finally Happened on Television
Charles Mercer reviews Bob Hope's NBC-TV season finale The Road to Hollywood. The special blends live bits and film with Steve Allen and guests Jane Russell Marilyn Maxwell Dorothy Lamour Betty Grable and George Sanders, delivering light satire. Hope appears infrequently enough to feel fresh and avoids overworking tired jokes. The piece notes Hollywood shifting from studio gatekeeping to broader TV reach and praises the program's pace and humor.
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New York
Hollywood
Bob Hope
Steve Allen
Jane Russell
Marilyn Maxwell
Dorothy Lamour
Betty Grable
George Sanders
Hope
SPCTA
Society For the Prevention For
National League standings and results summary
The page lists current NL standings with Cincinnati and St. Louis atop, Milwaukee and Brooklyn midpack, plus Chicago and New York trailing. Yesterday’s results include New York 2 Chicago 0 and St. Louis 6 Brooklyn 0, with several Cincinnati Philadelphia and Milwaukee Pittsburgh matchups noted for today.
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Summerlin Advances Against Satterfield in Title Shot
Detroit’s Summerlin seeks a heavyweight title bid in Newport Beach as Chicago’s Satterfield looms. U.S. sports wire reports a mixed, explosive matchup with betting odds listing Summerlin as a strong favorite despite an unpredictable recent form.
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Legionnaires Open Season Here Tonight at Fairpark
Hope's newly organized Legion nairé tear opens its season Friday at 8 o clock at Legion Field Fair Park against a Texarkana foe. New faces fill the lineup including Jones twins Roy Taylor Buddy Sutton Compton B Duke Charles Gough Wayne Johnson Marty Filogario Bil Gunter W H Gunter Bob White and Sonny Griffin Griffin and Gough to share pitching duties. Results from last night show Owens 6 Gulf 2 CBC 11 Hope Beverage 10 Hope Basket 12 Hope Auto 11.
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McClellan backs flood control against critics in Senate
Senator McClellan of Arkansas defends federal flood control and navigation projects, arguing local costs and benefits justify the program. He notes residents have paid dearly and that projects boost development and tax returns. Arkansas lawmakers eye Chicago Democratic Convention as delegates. House panel approves flood control survey on Petit Jean River in Arkansas, costing about $23,000 over eight months.
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