Freedom Gloom in America Under Democratic Rule
A speaker laments lost freedoms since 1912, arguing earnings confiscation and taxation curb liberty. He accuses Democrats of financing foreign policy, warns of prison for opposing taxes, and calls for Republican restoration of the American Republic amid constitutional overreach.
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Legal Notice in Harris Case Names Key Parties
CHARLIE HARRIS as plaintiff with JAMES T. WEST attorney for plaintiff JOHN WILSON JR joins as counsel Ad Litem. The notice references a legal action requiring formal response by named parties and assigns representation for the plaintiff. The document sets forth filing and service considerations in the pending court matter.
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Rumor Circles As Snead Struggles In Qualifying
In Columbus at Seista Country Club chatter swirls that Sam Snead has lost the keys to the safe as PCA golf championship qualifiers begin. Snead, defending champion and top money winner, posts sub par rounds but remains exempt from trials, teeing off with 129 qualifiers seeking 63 match play berths through two rounds.
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Once Beaten Texas Looks Like the Best
Texas, defending NCAA baseball champions, suffered a 4 2 defeat by Rutgers to open the semi finals. Jim Ehrler pitched a no hitter to edge Tufts, and Murray Wall starred in a 12 1 victory over Washington State. Wisconsin beat Alabama 3 4 with Thornton Kipper throwing a three hitter.
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Political rancor and graft accusations roil party lines
A heated tirade attacks Republicans and liberals, accusing them of rabble rule, socialism, and dictatorship. It alleges Wilson, Roosevelt, and Barkley engaged in fraud, graft, and corrupt campaigning, praising critics who expose perceived New Deal abuses while condemning Democratic leaders and their allies.
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Rabbit balls and junkyard pitching spark MLB chatter
A wide round of baseball chatter centers on the rumored rabbit ball driving wild scoring across leagues. Ford Frick dismisses the notion as bad pitching and notes no official rule changes, while players chase spikes and old rules in a spring of curious hits and hurdles.
Cotton States Loop sees little change in standings
Blue Bluff and Hot Springs hold joint lead as outcomes vary across the schedule. Pine Bluff edged Planters with Ben Cantrelland and Harry Chozen homers. Chozen hit a late round trip and Cantrell added a second in the ninth. John Thiel drove in two for Bathers in 11th to seal win. reliever Raymond Baer earned his second straight victory.
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DiMaggio and Musial Reach Their Goals
DiMaggio earns 2,000th hit with a two hit game driving in three as the Yankees beat the Indians 8-2 within one of Detroit. Musial collects a hit and homer but the Giants top the Cardinals 3-2 ending St Louis’ first place bid. Dodgers beat the Reds 8-2 to reclaim a lead, Red Sox topple White Sox 5-3, Phillies down Pirates 7-3, Browns shutout Athletics 1-0, Cubs outlast Braves 4-3 in 10 innings. DiMaggio joins Appling and Moses as 2,000-hit active players. Cobb holds record with 4,419.
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Rain Keeps Lille Rock Travelers Unbeaten In Rain Tied Clash
In a rain affected Southen association game, Lille Rock Travelers and New Orleans Pelicans played to a 3-2 tie. Weather intervention erased a Pelicans ninth inning run and extended Lille Rock’s undefeated streak. Tonight’s doubleheader features Stan Milankovich and Hatey Fisher for New Orleans against Lou Lombardo and Ted Kapuseinski for Lille Rock. Memphis Birmingham and Atlanta won Tuesday night as the all stars draw closer.
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Crawley Still Leading SWA Batters
Batting leaders for the South West Arkansas League show Murfreesboro outfielder Jacks Crawley atop the list with a .500 average after 32 hits in 64 at bats. Gordon Filogoma and Camden’s B Churchill also sit at .500 and .445 respectively, with detailed counts through June 18. Rain could delay Legion Field game against KC Baking Powder of Little Rock, set for 8 p.m. at Legion Field. Springhill has no batters listed.
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Lost Will to Win Nelson Insists on Not Returning
Columbus Ohio June 20 00y There have been whispers Byron Nelson avoided competitive golf to protect his reputation He said he has no desire to win and would not return to the tour even as candidates for the PGA crown sharpen at Sinota country club Nelson won the 1939 National Open and the PGA title in 1939 and 1945 He played through wartime years and finished in money in 14 tournaments last season while claiming a 32 tournament winning streak"
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Hope Ekes Out Win Over Arkadelphia
Hope eked out an 11 to 15 victory over Arkadelphia behind strong pitching by Gordon Beasley and Sutton. Beasley also had two hits, and Kaiser of Arkadelphia collected two singles as part of a high scoring junior legion game played against Magnolia at Pan Thursday at Pair Park.
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League Leaders National and American League Batting and Pitching
The season leaders include Musial and Robinson in batting with high averages and runs totals for the National League, Kell and Williams headlining batting and runs in the American League, with notable totals in hits doubles and home runs. Pitching leaders feature Miller and Roberts among top win and strikeout figures across both leagues.
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