Affordable brick veneer home with duplex option
Listing features a brick veneer on West Elm with three bedrooms two baths, living and dining rooms, kitchen, and vacant ready for veteran financing at 175 down and 39.12 per month via PHA. Also notes a two bedroom two bath duplex on paved street with garage storage, near 116-118 West Avenue D on a 85 by 112 foot lot. Owner moving out of town. Nearby Spring Hill Road and 16th Street Grasm home on Pein acres with utilities and land. contact at 208 East Second Street, phone 221.
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Beverly Hills
W. Ave
Spring Hill Road
East Second
Pegler attacks unions as corrupt and anti-liberty
Pegler argues unions are controlled by dictatorships and bosses, gutting rank and file power. He cites John L. Lewis and Dan Tobin, condemns conventions as drunken orgies, and asserts labor is harmed by racketeers, political gifts, and enforced obedience within unions.
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New York
Crown Meights School of Catholic Workmen
William J. Bmilth
S.J
Pegler
Congressional Committee
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Teamsters' Union
Dan Tobin
Carpenters’ Union
Hodcarriers
Committee On
Israel
Italy
Ladies Garment Workers Union
David Dubinsky
Saivi Antonini
Dubinsky
Antonini
Women’s Open Meet shaping up for winner
Oklahoma City June 21. The women's Western open draw pits amateur contenders against top pros Babe Didrikson Zaharias and Patty Berg. Berg faces 16-year-old Nancy Reed while Zaharias plays Mary Louise Cordingley. Grace Lenczyk looms for Berg as final rounds approach.
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Oklahoma City
Baker’s Dozen
Gallery-Iles
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Patty Berg
Patty
Miss Berg
Nancy Reed
Nashville
Tennessee
Zshariis
Mary Louise
Cordingley
Des Moines
Grace Lenczyk
Newtingernoon
Chicago
Skycrest
Babe
Radio Schedule Fragments Show Mutual Network Programming
A chaotic OCR of a Prescott studio radio schedule lists programs and times such as Bar-B Ranch, Champion Wander Horse, Tom Mix, Salon Serenade, News, and various musical segments. Notable names include Gabriel Heatter, Fulton Lewis Jr, and Kate Smith. The fragmentary listing mixes showtimes, show titles, and sponsor notes across a daypart lineup.
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Mutual
Prescott
Wonder Horse
Gabriel Heatter
M. Fulton Lewis, Jr
Gregory Head
Bill Henry
Hope Legion
Nevada
Cecil Brown
Kate Smith
Lanny Ross
Glriel Heatter
John Daniel
Longworth Military Band
Nevada Co
Queen
Milady
Bob Poole
Sardi
Airlane Melodies
Py Carle
Superman
Wander Horse
Tom Mix
Salon Serenade
Gabriel Heatier
Fulton Lewis
Top Radio Programs New York June 2 and union critique
Radio listings show NBC ABC and MAS schedules with programs like Tuning Tonight Counter Spy It’s in the Family The Mysterious Traveler and City fare highlights. The text condemns unions blaming them for coercion and anti social actions while asserting anti union rhetoric and defense concerns.
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New York
NBC
Bill Lawrence
Alan Young
Mrs. North
ABC
Rex Maupin
Pircuary Hood
John Steele
United States
Dt Fg
Legion Baseball Prepares Four Home Games This Week
The American Legion team travels to Murfreesboro for a return game with Pike County after a 9 to 4 win in the first meeting. Jack McClendon seeks another win over Murfreesboro as Clyde Zinn announces. Wednesday at Fair Park the Legion faces Nashville, Friday hosts Curtis, with record crowds expected and all games broadcast. Junior Legion foes El Dorado and Hot Springs appear later in the week.
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American Legion
Murfreesboro
Pike County
Hope
Jack McClendon
Clyde Zinn
Fair Park
Legion Boys
Nashville
Curtis
Junior Legion Boys
el Dorado
Ad Gunter
Giant Killer Tagged on Young Cardinal
Gerald Lee Staley, 25, St. Louis Cardinals pitcher, nicknamed “giant killer” for his success against the New York Giants. Since moving to a starter role May 28, he has helped the Cardinals narrow the gap on the Dodgers, beating the Giants 7 to 2 as part of a big day in MLB action.
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Staley
St. Louis
Gerald Lee Staley
St. Louis Cardinals
Brush _ Prairie
Wash
New York Giants
Enos Shaughter
Boston
Braves
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Elbie Fletcher
Ed Stanky
Vern Bickford
Hank Sauer
Chicago
Philadelphia Phillies
Russ Meyer
Pirates
Pittsburgh
New York Yankees
Tigers
Yanks
St. Louis Browns
Red Sox
Fred Sanford
Browns
Walt Masterson
Washington
Joe Dobson
Sox
Detroit
Masterson
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Quaker City
Dick Fowler
Indians
Efity
Bob Kuzava
Senators
El Dorado Rally Pulls Off One-Run Win Over Dodgers
El Dorado pulled off a daring steal home in the seventh to edge Greenwood 5-4, tying the game with a three-run sixth. Natchez Indians beat Clarksdale 1-0 as Ray Mink earned his ninth win, while Pine Bluff fell 9-4. Tuesday schedule: Helena at Greenville, Greenwood at Clarksdale, El Dorado at Hot Springs, Natchez at Pine Bluff.
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el Dorado
Greenwood Dodgers
Harvill Jakes
Oilers
Fleet c
Gisal
Jakes
Dodgers
Pine Bluff
Helens
Johnny McPherson
Seaporters
Bob Bgenish
Natchez Indians
Cellaiite
Clarksdale
Ray Mink
Planters
Colton Hill
Indians
Jack Custer
Jack Chandler
Bob Colins
Natchez
Greenville
Bucks
Hot Springs
Nick de Luca
Bathers
Helena
Greenwood
Red Sox acquire Wittig from Orioles and place Ferrigs on DL
Boston trades for veteran relief pitcher John Wittig from Baltimore and places Dave Boo Ferrigs on the disabled list, signaling a bullpen adjustment as the team strengthens relief depth.
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Boston
Red Sox
John Wittig
Baltimore
Dave
Boo) Ferrigs
Standings and Tonight Schedule Across Leagues
Associated Press standings for the National and American Leagues plus regional circuits list tonight games. Results include Boston over Chicago 3 2 and St Louis 7 New York 2, with other scores from Philadelphia Pittsburgh Detroit and more across Southern, International, American, and Texas leagues.
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Associated Press
National League
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Southern Association
Mobile
New Orleans
Memphis
Little Rock
Atlanta
Birmingham
Nashville
Chattanoga
Jersey City
Buffalo
Baltimore
Toronto
Rochester
Newark
Syracuse
Montreal
American Association
Columbus
Toledo
Oklahoma ‘City
Houston
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Dallas
Beaumont
San Antonio
Tulsa
Americarr Heague Pet
Atlanta Beats Birmingham 9 to 4 to Lead Pennant Race
Atlanta defeated Birmingham 9 to 4 on Monday night to reclaim first place in the South Atlantic Association pennant chase. Ralph Brown delivered the winning run in the ninth as Art Fowler scored earlier. Memphis, Nashville, and Mobise’s Bears won their games while Memphis handed Little Rock a loss. Tookie Gilbert drove in six runs for Nashville with four safeties, including two homers. Carl Sawatski hit his 21st homer, Rocky Krisnick added two homers for the Chicks, and an $800 loser was noted.
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Atlanta
Birmingham
Barons
Crackers
Ralph Brown
Art Fowler
Nashville
Chattanooga Lookouts
Mobise
Bears
Pets
New Orleans
Memphis
Little Rock Travelers
Tookie Gilbert
Gilbert
Carl Sawatski
Rocky Krsnick
Chicks
Travs
Schroeder and Riggs, Budge win opening Wimbledon and pro matches
London tennis standout Ted Schroeder of La Crescenta defeated Gardner Mulloy of Miami in the Wimbledon first round. In Forest Hills, top seed Bobby Riggs and Don Budge won their opening professional championship matches.
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Associated Press
London
Ted Schroeder
la Crescenta
Calif
Gardner Mulloy
Miami
Forest Hills
Bobby Riggs
Don Budge
Memphis laundry offers bonus for center-field homers
In a Birmingham at Atlanta event and other games Tuesday night, players Armstrong Chicks and Be La Garza Little Rock cleared the 400-foot center-field fence. The Arkansas federation of postal clerks re elected Edward Putman of Port Smith as president and named Mrs. Carl B. Hein eman Hot Springs as president of the women’s auxiliary. The two groups closed their annual convention late Friday.
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Memphis
Paul Armstrong
The
Chicks
Alex Be la Garza
Little Rock
Birmingham
Atlanta
Chattansaga
Nashville
Mobile
New Orleans
Blerks
Putman
Hot Springs
Arkansas Federation of Postal Clerks
Edward Putman
Port Smith
Woman's Auxiliary
Carl B. Heineman
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Gotkansas
Mall
Midi City
Madiserrot
We Granenis
Dellon House
South Mainhone
Mie
Walities
Baden
Wyidth
Vernon Osburn
Quston Electric. Co
Alice Walters
S. Wash- Simo
HESS
Cobb Mattress Oi
S. Washington
Brabham
John Deere
Samuel & Son
DeAnn
Arty
SNES
Lloyd Guerin
Jean Main Brent
Saenger Theatre
George Frazier
Texas
Will
H. P
Robertson
Mia
Roy’ Allison
SPG
Shirley
Rowland Ballard
Floyd Porterfield
Floyd Porterfield & Son
Rad
Aquare
Riley Cooper
Aunt Are & Mattress Co
Iogel
Rseason
Safe National Bank
Imo
C. D. Lauderbach
Eastman Kodak
Jack
Sell of
Rufus "Martin
Patmos
Ark
Wastbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Argeart OF Hope
Sia
Godfrey
Legion
Ralph Roden
Mid-South Supply Ass
S. Walnut &Hope, Ack
Barlow
Portland Cement Association
Falls
Ypin
Studebaker
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