Colorful day in National Intercollegiate golf semis
In South Bend on June 26 AP reports the National Intercollegiate golf tournament produced a colorful semifinal scene. Defending champ Earl Stewart of LSU and Ray Brownell of Stanford were upset, leaving four underclassmen to chase the championship in a 36 hole final. Notables included Monel de la Torre of Northwestern and Harold Gjolme of Washington, with other emerging players among the field.
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Charles Chamberlain
South Bend
Ind
Earl Stewart
Louisiana State
Ray Brownell
Stanford
Monel de la ‘Torre
Sophomee
Madrid
Pipnit
Uiher Angel de la Torre
Chicago
Royal Madrid
Harold Gjolme
University of Washington
Teldar Gjime
Norway
Bath
Land dispute case in Hempstead County Arkansas
United States District Court for the Western District of Arkansas Texarkana Division handles Civil Action No. 88 involving the United States as petitioner against 48 046 27 acres more or less in Hempstead County Arkansas and defendants including C C G Norwood et al seeking resolution of land ownership and related claims.
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United States District Court
Western District of Arkansas
Texarkana Division
United States of America
Hempstead
County
Arkansas
C. C
Federal condemnation action in Hempstead County Arkansas
The United States seeks to condemn 192 acres in Hempstead County and other tracts for federal uses under acts of Congress. Heirs and unknown parties are named as necessary to appear in Texarkana court within 30 days, with publication of this order in Hope Arkansas weekly for four weeks. Judge Harry J. Lemley dated June 1, 1942. Publication dates June 6, 12, 19, 28.
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J. Robert Crocker
United States Department of Justice
United States of America
Arkansas
Congress
Russ Cooper
Birdie Harris
Hampstead County
Township 11
Cornerstone
Washington and Camden
Washington and Canion Public Road
Hempstead County
Ray Wortham
Quay Wortham
Ida Marnilon
Carroll Hamilton
Mempstead County
Jess
Calvin Coleman
Mo.Pac. R. OR
Western District
State of
Texarkana
Hope
Hempstead
Dodgers Dominate NL All Star Nominees For July Game
Brooklyn Dodgers place seven on the National League roster led by Leo Durocher as manager with plans for Der ringer and Vander Meer anchoring the pitching staff. Cardinals provide five reps including Walker Cooper and Enos Slaughter while Giants, Cubs, Reds, Braves, Pirates, and Phillies land single selections.
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Judson Bailey
New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pula ‘Grounds
Walker Cooper
St. Louis Cardinals
Rodie
Willard Marshall
New York Giants
Stan Hack
Chicago Cubs
Billy Jurges
Giants
Big John Mize
Frank McCormick
Cincinnatii Reds
Duracher
Whitlaw Wyatt
Mickey Owen
Billy Herman
Peewee Reese
Arky Vaughan
Med Wick
Pete Reiser
Dodgers
Cardinals
Brothers Cowper
Merton
Walker
Phus
Jimmy Brown
Terry Moore
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Appleton Wisconsin boxer Kaukauna and Sam Scully from Omaha fought in a card staged with several bouts. Wallace Cross scored a points win over Danny Cox while Henry Allen defeated Mike Alfano in Philadelphia. Boston fighters Byron and Tordignone also vied for victory, with multiple Brooklyn bouts featuring Rossano and Keg.
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Associated Press
Appleton
Wis
Phil Zwick
Kaukauna
Sam Scully
Omaha
Neb
Elizabeth
N. J
Wallace Cross
Orange
Danny Cox
New York
Philadelphia
Henry Allen
Mike Alfano
Fallover
Mass
Young Byron
Boston
Billy Tordignone
Brooklyn
Vinnie Rossano
Mitton Keg
Jer
Stars Shine as Pitchers Dominate in Quiet Day
Yesterday's stars include Marion Cooper of the Cardinals who threw a two hit shutout for his tenth win, Johnny Allen of the Dodgers on five hits, Jimmy Bloodworth of the Tigers sparking a six run rally with a two run homer, Buck Russ of the White Sox six hit ball in a second straight Senators shutout, Ai Smith of the Indians five hits in a win over the Athletics, and Bill Lee of the Cubs five hit pitching in a victory over the Phillies. The Department of Commerce files list 600000 foreign business firms.
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Associated Presa
Marion Cooper
Cardinals
Braves
Johnny Allen
Dodgers
Reds
Jimmy Bloodworth
Tigers
Red Sox
Buck Russ
White Sox
Chicago
Senator
Ai Smith
Indians
Athletics
Exe
Bill Lee
Cubs
Phils
Stanford senior helps fund golf exhibition trip
Jan of Stanford's senior class, claiming Seated ancestry, organized golf exhibitions to raise funds for the Stanford team to travel here. Bob Kuniz of Yale, a former New York Metropolitan junior champion, expresses disappointment as his brother Bill was eliminated yesterday. Kuniz faces De La Torre while Gjolne meets Tatum today.
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Jan
Stanford
Bob Kuniz
Yale
New York
Roundup of baseball stars and sporting notes from New York
In Hugh Fullerton's Wide World Sports column a host of baseball personalities are spotlighted. Joe McCarthy and Leo Durocher face All-Star selection dilemmas over Yankees and Dodgers talent. Vaughan, De Rose, and other luminaries receive mention alongside minor league twists, personal milestones, and military service updates.
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Hugh Fullerton
Wide World Sports
New York
Yankees
Dodgers
Joe McCarthy
Mike
Leo Durocher
Wysil
Owen
Reese
Vaughan
Reiser
Medwick
Carl de Rose
California
Yanks
Amsterdam
N. Y
Rocks, Vols to Battle it Out
Nashville faces Little Rock and Birmingham in key four game series as the Southern Association races toward July. Nashville, led by Larry Gilbert, has won 16 of 19 and trails by 2.5 games. Little Rock hosts New Orleans while Chattanooga meets Knoxville and Memphis travels to New Orleans in a four-game set.
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Associated Press
Rock and Nashville
Southern Association
Larry Gilbert
Nashville Club
Little Rock
Travelers
Nashville
Chattanooga
Joe Engel
Whiz Kids
New Orleans
Travelers’ Park
Atlanta
Emil Lachbaum
Crackers
Birmingham
Harry Matuzu
Willis Hudlin
Rocks
George Docking
Memphis Chicks
Nilenders
Knoxville
Dutch McCall
Howard Cantrell
Jim Oglesby
Barons
Lee Gamble
Little Reek
Papish
Moran
Stone
Heusser
Athinda
Nowak
Cortes
Tamutis
Jeffcoat
Kennedy
Stromme
Memphis
Trubeville
Atlania
L. Pet
Avlanta
Knoxvilie Chattanooga
All Around Manhattan by George Tucker
George Tucker reports from the Wide World Feature Service on New York gossip and showbiz notes. Ed Wynn mislaid a prop delaying Laugh Town Laugh on Broadway while Sinclair Lewis may lecture at Minnesota this fall.
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George Tucker
Wide World Feature Service
New York
Ed Wynn
Sinclair Lewis
U. of Minnesota
Bennett Cerf
Soemejbody
Warner Brothers
Hogan Favored in PGA Play
In Chicago on June 26 AP reports the All Star baseball classic set for July 6 at New York with 14 of 22 players from 1941. Yankees Alec Gordon, Ted Williams and Ed Smith lead the roster as managers name top talent, while Hogan is highlighted as a favorite in the Mahoning Valley Open announcing a record 370-plus entries for 72 holes.
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Chicago
Joe McCarthy
Rosar
Phil Rizzuto
Tom Henrich
Ernie Bonham
Spurgeon Chandler
C. C. Hughson
Boston
Jim Bagby
Cleveland
Harold Newhouser
Detroit
Sian Spence
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Smith
Gordon
Bobby Doerr
Bob Foster
Cecil Travis
All Service
Giyard
Freq Corcoran
PGA
Ben Hogan
Laffoon
Miami
Okla
Hogan
Bicycle Craze and a Soldier Sandwich Capers
An article excerpt notes Jim’s shift to bicycles amid rationing, including a side-by-side two rider model and a growing collection. It also mentions Melton’s infant motor relief museum funding and a comic aside about Dorothy Kilgallen and Gertrude Lawrence delivering sandwiches to soldiers, in a playful Father Duffy’s canteen vignette.
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Deorothy Kilgallen
Gertrude Lawrence
Father Duffy
Mort Cooper Hangs Up 3 Shutouts in Row
The 1940s era arms story centers on Mort Cooper of the St. Louis Cardinals who likely starts in the All Star game in New York on July 6 after his 10th win and third straight shutout in a 4-0 two hitter against the Boston Braves in an Army Navy relief game that drew $28,500 from 25,000 fans in Boston. He retired the first 16 batters, allowed two singles and a walk, and benefited from three early runs. The note adds Dodgers 4 Reds 0, Pee Wee Reese and Medwick extending hitting streaks, and Cubs 9 Phils 1 as part of a wider baseball roundup.
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Judson Bailey
Morton Geedt Cooper
St. Louis Cardinals
New York
Cooper
Boston Braves
Boston
St. Louis
Skell
Seaion
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Peewee Reese
Lew Riggs
Pete Reiser
Joe Medwick
Medwick
Dolph Camilli
Ray Starr
Gene Thompson
Reds
Johnny Allen
Big Bill Lee
Chicago Cubs
Phils
Philadelphia
Chicago White Sox
Washigton Senators
Lee
Buck) Ross
Sid Hudson
Washington
Ross
Chicago
al Smith
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Tribe
Atler Wolff
Cris Hockett
Detroit
Boston’ Red Sox
Jim Bloodworth
Washington Monument Goes 10 Cents A Ride
The Washington Monument begins charging 10 cents for elevator rides to the top, except for children and uniformed service members. By day one, 72 dollars and sixty cents were collected with over 200 of nearly 1,000 riders on the honor roll. The Interior Department oversees this public memorial funding. Meanwhile Potomac housing sees yacht tenants and a riverfront official seeking showers and dormitory plans face delays amid war-time housing debates.
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Washington
Washington Monument
Monument
Ickes
Department of Interior
Potomac
Young Women Golfers Object In Western Open
In Chicago the Western Open golf event sees several young players in the semifinals with veteran labels felt unfair by Marjorie Row of Detroit and Betty Jameson. Otto defeated Salle Sessions to reach the semis while Row beat Virginia Ingram and Jameson edged Dorothy Foster. Cline reached the semis by defeating Dorothy Kirby, with Jane Whitmore advancing in the consolation bracket to face Delaney Curran.
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Chicago
Marjorie Row
Detroit
Belly Jameson
Betty
Marjorie
Phylita Otto
Eienitte
Jeanne Cline
Bloomington
Elmhurst
Miss Otto
Salle Sessions
Muskegon
Mich
Miss Row
Virginia Ingram
Winnetka
Miss Jameson
Dorothy Foster
Springfield
Miss Cline
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
Jane Whitmore
Little Rock
Arkansas
Estell Dickson
Delaney Curran
St. Louis
Kid Dell Wortz
Fort Smith
Ark
J. Calvert Shorb
South Bend
Ind
Multiple Baseball and Hockey Scores With Standings
A dense sports note lists several games and results across leagues. Knoxville beats Chattanooga 3 2 in ten innings while St Louis edges Boston 4 0 and Chicago tops Philadelphia 7 4. Additional schedules show Detroit 7 Boston 3 and other night matchups with postponed games and concurrent frays. A stray injection mentions metal uses in buttons and zippers and a boiler note.
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Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
New York
St. Louis
Chandler
E. Smith
Gaston
Newsome
Warder
Newsom
Auber
Marehildon
Benton
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Riddle
Kirby Higbe
Pittsburgh
Sewell
Melton
Pollet
Hughes
Meming
Earley
Unclear War Medal Ribbons Promise Cited
The passage argues medals operate under the same priorities as refrigerators fires and juke boxes. It claims after the war is over and restrictions cleared medals will dangle from ribbons as an Army and Navy promise. Until then ribbons will have to da.
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Army
Navy
Dodgers Edge Braves for NL Lead Tied
Today in a year ago recap the Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the Boston Braves 1 2 and tied the St Louis Cardinals for the National League lead. The记 summary notes three years earlier Ray Mangrum won the Pennsylvania open with 139 and five years ago Gene Mako fell to Gottfried Von Cramm in Wimbledon as Budge Grant and Parker reached the quarterfinals.
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Associated’ Press Today
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Ray Mangrum
Philadelphia
Sore
Gene Mako
Gottfried von Cramm
Don Budge
Bryan Grant
Jank Parker
Flynn Plays Jim Corbett Flynn Plays Jim Corbett
Hollywood story about Errol Flynn training for a fictional Corbett role with Mushy Callahan. Callahan, famed fight trainer on the Warner lot, provides boxing rounds and screenplay-backed context as Flynn trains. Details note Callahan’s belt and on-set appearances, plus a makeup-touched arm scene.
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Robbin Coons
Hollywood
Errol Flynn
Gentleman Jim
Corbett
Mushy Callahan
Mushy
Warner Lot
Jim Corbett
Errol
Australia
Little Big Horn
Edely
Jim
Raoul Walsh
Campaign Struggles Mark Arkansas Primaries Amid War Pressure
Hard to gauge Little Rock June 25 reports show campaign strategists grappling with wartime mood and voter apathy as they seek how to appeal to a wary public. They note voters may favor issues or personal qualifications while debates focus on national conflict and tax concerns. Approximately 250000 turned out in 1940 first primary, with expectations of lower turnout for the current preferential primary. A new threefold-capacity defense worker bus trailer aims to ease transport to jobs.
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Little Rock
Ansas
Stati
Becaus
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Tenn
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Newport
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Judge" Carberry
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Jimmy Dorsett
Hank Woyton
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Pat Harder
Milwaukee
Hal Hirshon
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Manhattan
Alfred Karlsen
Relch
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Leipzig
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Rubber Tire Dept
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Mort Cooper
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