Deportation Fight Over Bridges Revives Cold War Rift
New York June 23 The Truman administration presses a fourth court bid to deport Harry Bridges alleging Communist ties and false citizenship oath taken in 1945 Supreme Court rulings and political maneuvering surround the case amid broader labor and political clashes across the nation Bridges long linked with labor groups faces perjury and conspiracy charges tied to the deportation effort The piece attacks Justice Frankfurter and cites political alignments within the Democratic Party and C I O within a charged wartime era context.
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National AAU Track Show Opens in Fresno
Fresno hosts the national AAU championship track and field show with about 230 top athletes. Only two absences, USC sprint star Mel Patton who holds the world 100 yard record and Don Gehrmann of Wisconsin, who withdrew for personal reasons.
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Mel Patton
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Buddy Team to Play Emmet Here Monday
The Buddy team will play Emmet Monday afternoon at 3 o clock at Bale park. The Buddy team is limited to boys 15 years old or under. Starting Monday will be Duffie Willis Halbert Hays Williams Collins Monts Dunn and Camp. The Buddies practice every morning except Saturday and Sunday from 9 to 11. About 40 have been reporting daily and every youth is welcome to come out. They also need games. Please contact J N Hobbs Box 386 Hene.
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Bead Etymology Tied to Beads and Prayer
The term bead derives from bidan an Anglo-Saxon root meaning ten prayers. It evolved to denote a small ornament linked to rosaries used in prayer, reflecting its historic religious function and linguistic shift.
Br accused of Muscovite treachery in Hawaii blockade
J B Matthews writes from mid June after Bridges blockade in Hawaii. Goons deter longshoremen and plantation workers as food shortages worsen. About 500000 Americans rely on airlift while federal action appears absent.
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San Francisco
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Evert Reflects On Pro Tennis In Quiet Championship
Jimmy Evert discusses turning pro after a collegiate run and touring for prize money. He recalls starting with the junior Davis cup squad, paying travel costs, and choosing the pro road despite modest earnings teaching tennis. Dodgers report 22 of 28 clubs in first division at week start.
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Pine Bluff Fights to Hold Second Place in Cotton States Race
Pine Bluff cardinal's bid for runner up in the Cotton States league faces a tough test as Natchez Indians overpower them 16 to 1 behind Jack Gust er's two triples. The win narrows the gap to within one and a half games with Hot Springs, El Dorado, Clarksdale, and Greenwood posting pivotal results in a narrow chase.
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Cardinals
Natchez
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el Dorado
Dick Anderson
Dan Phalen
Bathers
Oilers
Clarksdale
Greenwoo
Planters
Greenwood
Bill Tréemel
Frank Lanzetti
James Kunkle
Ceiay Dwelling
Helena
Greenville
Hol Springs
League Leaders Mixed Baseball Stats Amid Turbulent Season
A garbled chart of American League and National League leaders lists players and metrics across batting and pitching. Names like DiMaggio, Kell, Williams, Reese and Robinson appear with blurred figures for runs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and strikeouts. The fragment hints at season-long race standings and team affiliations such as Detroit, Philadelphia, Boston, Cleveland, Brooklyn, and New York, but many details remain unreadable.
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New York
Trucks
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Robinson
Brooklyn
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Boxing card reports from New York and St Louis bouts
Reported results from fights held in New York Queensboro Arena and St Louis with several boxers named including Sanday Ssekdler Balis Rainos Puerte Rieu Charley Riley Ells Ask and Billy Graham with scattered locations and scores. The piece lists multiple bouts and outcomes in a terse telegraph style.
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Associated Press
New York
Queensboro Arena
Sanday Ssekdler
Balis Rainos
Puerte Rieu
St. Louis
Charley Riley
Baseball scores and standings from various leagues
Baseball results across American League and National League with New York routing Detroit 12 0 and several night games. St Louis and Chicago heavy winners 12-3 and 11-4 while Brooklyn and Cincinnati each win. Southern Association entries include Atlanta Nashville Birmingham and others with multiple innings. International and American Associations list Jersey City Buffalo Montreal Columbus Toledo and more with varied scores.
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Longhorns Favored In NCAA Baseball Playoff
Wichita Kansas June 24 Texas Longhorns entered the NCAA baseball tournament as heavy favorites after a 8-1 win over Wake Forest and a 2-0 double elimination run. Southern California stayed in contention by routing St Johns 12-4 as USC and Wake Forest prepared to meet in the title clash.
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Curtis Leads Clark County Nine at Hope Tonight
Curtis comes to Hope for a 3 o'clock game at Fairpark as the Clark County nine makes its first appearance here. Last season the club was state best and earned a National playoff bid, but many players returned to school and the team did not enter the meet. This year the squad is weaker yet still rough to beat, while Hot Springs edged the Junior Legions 2 to 1 at Fairpark last night amid strong bowling by Billy Gunter.
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American Legion
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Lipon Breaks Byrne No Hitter In Ninth
Lipon, .250 Detroit shortstop, broke Tommy Byrne no hit bid with a seventh inning single and Lipon added a ninth inning hit as the Tigers were shut out 12-0 by the Yankees. Byrne carried a no hitter into the eighth before Lipon’s single, part of a 12-0 Yankee victory in front of 55,891 at Yankee Stadium. The feature also notes rookie lefties McDermott and Kellner winning for Boston and Philadelphia respectively, with Kellner the first lefty to reach 10 wins.
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Associated Press
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Johnny Lipon
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Meet the Press
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Harrison Leads Canadian Open in Toronto Qualifiers
Harrison a Little Rock pro fed a field of 100 qualifiers by four strokes into the home stretch of the Canadian open golf championship. He posted 66 and 67 in two rounds as Bracketed five strokes behind him were Dick Metz and Hawkins. Heafner and Nawkins shot 66 yesterday to equal Harrison's first round record.
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Ken Forster
Chicago
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Antioch
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Virginia Beach
Arkansas City
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Hawkins
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Travelers Knock Crackers Git of Win Streak
The Atlanta Crackers lost a doubleheader to the Little Rock Yazoo? Gers 10–3 and 8–6, dropping from first place as Birmingham Baron s overtook them with a 7–2 win over Memphis. Second baseman Lille Dave Williams left injured for five days. In other action, Nashville Vols beat the Pels 6–5 in 14 innings and Andy Mabite’s Bears shutout Chattanooga Lakes 7–0.
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Atlanta Crackers
Mutual Network Broadcast Highlights and Sports Slate
A compact listing of radio segments and sports highlights from Mutual Network and Prescott studio. Scheduled features include Superman M Champion, Salm Serenade News, Gabriel Heatter and Bill Henry reports, Carmen Cavallero Orch, Tom Mix, and assorted music programs. Includes Inside Sports with dance music and local program promos, plus station sign offs and era broadcasts.
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