Radio Schedule Night Lineup Broadcast in Central Standard Time
June 22 offers NBC and ABC programs including Dinal tan Date With Judy and Green Hornet. Town Meeting on Growing Old airs at 7 30. Detective Yarn follows. Also referenced are Honeymoon in N Y and Ozark s bey Palis amid notes on Manx spoken by a remaining minority in Britain.
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Roosevelt and the decline of civic morals in 1930s America
Westbrook Pegler writes that Franklin D Roosevelt corrupted public ethics during his 16 years since the 1932 Chicago nomination. The piece accuses Roosevelt of graft, loans to his son Elliott, and influence over Hughes airplane contracts. It argues his presidency degraded leadership standards, promotes divorce as a symptom, and claims Roosevelt repurposed power for personal gain while condemning Hoover.
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Million Dollar Gate for Title Bout
Boxing world buzzed over tomorrow night’s Yankee Stadium bout as Louis and Walcott arrive for weigh‑in. Lewin of the 20th Century Club estimates gate near 1.1 million with 60 thousand tickets sold. weather forecast shows sultry, humid conditions with a chance of showers. Louis weighs about 213 pounds and Walcott eyes 214 to 215. Louis vows retirement after the fight win lose or draw.
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Zaharias Favored To Win 19th Women's Western Open
Babe Didrikson Zaharias leads 32 entrants in the first round of match play in the 19th annual Women’s Western Open in Chicago. The Denver star, a British Open winner, shot 77 in qualifying, finishing one stroke behind medalist Margarete Gunther of Memphis as she pursues her fourth Western Open title.
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Louis and Walcott training pace in buildup to title bid
In a round up from New York July 22 1939 Joe Louis and Jersey Joe Walcott have logged heavy training work for their heavyweight title defenses. Meanwhile rowing rivals at Poughkeepsie claim strength not yet on par with the boxers. Also notes Robin Roberts Springfield prep fame and Sammy Baugh prospects. Louis defends for the 25th time tomorrow weather permitting.
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Travelers sweep Bears to seize Southern Association lead
Little Rock and Mobile split a doubleheader as travelers win 3-1 and 6-3 to take the series three games to two. Milo Johnson and Al Picchota pitched brilliantly for Little Rock. Birmingham beat Nashville 4-0 to become first to win a series on Nashville's field. New Orleans defeated Memphis 6-3 but dropped the series 3-1.
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Yanks May Have Hit Their Stride
New York fans wonder if the Yankees have found the form to defend the pennant as they win a fourth straight and fifth in seven, beating Cleveland 33 to 2 on a western road trip. DiMaggio Homerun leader Reynolds adds to the surge. others like Branca and Robinson contribute in a busy day across the leagues.
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Fights Last Night In Stamford And New York
United Press reports scattered boxing results with outpoints and knockouts across cities including Stamford New York Hoboken Chicago Reading to Paterson and Brooklyn Patsy Bradina Ted Davis and Johnny Larusso among fighters noted with scores and venues in a crowded nightly card summary
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Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
Results show St. Louis beat Boston 1 0 and Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 5 2 in the National League. Cincinnati topped Philadelphia 4 3 and New York 13 2 over Cleveland in the American League. Other games listed include St. Louis 9 Detroit and Philadelphia 8 Washington postponed by rain. Minor leagues note Mississippi South Southern Association Hack 3 9, Mobile 13 Birmingham 4, Nashville 6 and New Orleans 6 Memphis 3. Texas League Fort Worth 4 Beaumont 1 and Dallas 8 Shreveport 4 with other games postponed.
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Bathers Narrow the Gap on Greenwood Dodgers Lead Cotton States League
The Hot Springs Bathers won their sixth straight by upsetting Helena 4-2 to close the gap on the Greenwood Dodgers in the Cotton States League standings. Eddie Sudal of El Dorado hit a ninth inning homer and doubled in the 12th to seal a 2-1 win over Greenwood as other league games produced 8-2 Greenville over Natchez and 5-2 Clarksdale over Pine Bluff.
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Two Games at Fair Park Tonight in Softball League
Busybee boys face Rockets in the opener at Fair Park while Blevins meets Boosters. Also on tonight the 64 nine plays Tol-E-Tex and Rockets tackle Frigidaires. Friday WEW meets Booster and Ble vins plays Busybees. Public invited.
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Truman May Call Congress to Session
Washington reports President Truman weighing a move to reconvene Congress to address housing and approve a 63 million dollar loan to the United Nations. Walter Reuther urges immediate action after the Patt-Edlender-Wagner housing bill setback, citing a national housing emergency affecting millions including veterans.
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Warning Order in Hempstead Chancery Court
In Hempstead Chancery Court plaintiff C B Stapgers seeks relief. Defendant Jespers must appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. Clerk C E Weaver signs the seal on June 1 1948 with weekly reminders on June 1 8 15 22.
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Senate stalls on housing slum bill amid opposition roots
The Senate passed the T-E-W bill but the House blocked it over readers opposition and housing slum clearance plans. Rep Sof Bloom of New York urged the president to press Congress for 85 million in funds to build the UN headquarters in NYC. He warned the UN could relocate if the loan is not approved. Congress adjournment allows either the president or Republican leadership to recall lawmakers.
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Parliament on Isle of Man Meets Outdoors Annually
A Manx parliament session occurs yearly in an open air setting along a nail-side location. The unique gathering draws attention to the island's legislative tradition and its adaptation to the coastal landscape.
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