Wanted Young Men for Army and Air Force Travel
Recruitment notice invites young men ages 17 to 35 to join the U S Army and Air Force. It promises free clothing medical and dental care and opportunities for regular pay increases promotions and savings with a chance to serve in Tokyo Japan with the First Cavalry Division. Also includes a sports standings list from the Southern Association and Cotton States League with teams such as Nashville Memphis Atlanta New Orleans and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapan
Frederick Person
U. S. Army
Air Force
First Cavalry Division
Tokyo
Japan
Dissolution of The Emynet Mercantile Partnership in Emmet Arkansas
Notice states dissolution of the Emynet Mercantile partnership in Emmet Arkansas with Frank G. Hallam Jr withdrawing and Rufus Ramy Garland to continue the business. Witnessed on June 11 1948. Frank G Hallam Jr and Rufus Ramy Garland sign. Dates Tune 29 July 6 15 20 indicate publication marks.
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Emynetercantile
Emmet, Arkansis
Frank G. Hallam,Jr
Dad Rufus Ramy Garland
Frank G. Hallam, Jr
Rufus Ramy Garland
Frank G. Haltom, JR
Republican Elephant Fantasia Sparks Party Debate, Philadelphia
Philadelphia June 29 A caustic column attacks the Republican Party’s image and tactics, mocking a plastic elephant symbol and alleging party alignment with New Deal policies. It criticizes alleged alien influence in cities, civil rights policy shifts, and the press of anti lynching laws, portraying internal party conflicts and shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New Republican Party
F. B. Roosevelt
Alcoholics Anonymous
Cabot Lodge
South
Bellevue-Stratford
Walt Disney
Jumbo
Bolivar
Harry S. Truman
New York
Roosevelt
Eleanor the Great
Lia Guardia
Bill O'Dwyer
Trish B’ves
American Labor Party
Stalin
Bronx
Congress
Wallace
Josef Stalin
United States
Truman
Roogevelt
Natchesar
Republicahe
Trovian
Prain
Poway
College Golfers Try Luck on Stanford Course
Pai Alto California June 29 The country’s finest college golfers tested the Stanford course in the second half of eight qualifying rounds for the National Collegiate Championship and Big Nine title. Fred Wampler of Purdue and Tom Lambie of Stanford led with three under par 69s, while Charles Coe of Oklahoma opened with 96 33.
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Pai Alto
Calif
Stanford
Fred Wampler
Purdue University
Tom Lambie
Wampler
Lambie
Charles Coe
University of Oklahoma
Coe
Winner Admits He Was Off
Ray Sugar Robinson retained the welterweight title after a tough clear win over Bernard Docusen. The New York challenger fought hard but faded after a decisive knockdown, with Robinson later admitting he did not have his best effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Sainsbury
Chicago
Ray
Sugar” Robinson
Bond
Sil
Bernard Docusen
New York
Tommy Dell
Bocuse
New Orleans
George
George Gainford
Zadar
Louisiana Scrapber
Robinson
Docusen
Baseball Scores and Night Showdowns Across Leagues
AP reports NY at Boston and other night games with results from yesterday. Hearue, Nashville 19, Lidle Rock 4. Chattanooga 4, Memphis 3. Alfania 1, New Orleans 1. Mobile 44, Birmingham 1. Texas League Fort Worth 3, Dallas 0. Shreveport 4-3. San Antonio 2, caumont 5. Oklahoma City at Tulsa ongoing.
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Associated Press
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Hearue
Nashville
Lidle Rock
Chattanooga
Memphis
Alfania
New Oeleans
Mobile
Birmingham
Fort Worth
Dallas
Shreveport
San Antonio
Caumont
Hatston
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Fights Last Night in Chicago and Other Boxing Results
United Press reported multiple boxing results from Chicago New Orleans Birmingham and New Haven with winners including Sugar Robinson over Bernard Docusen in welterweight action Archie Moore outpointing Jiminy Bir in Cleveland Eddie Giosa defeating Rudy in Los Angeles lightweights and Dick Turpin beating Vince Hawkins for a British middleweight title in Birmingham England. The page also includes political commentary on American policy and democracy referencing Mey and Roosevelt era politics.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ray “Sugar” Robinson
New York
Bernard Docusen
New Orleans
Baltimore
Archie Moore
St. Louis
Jiminy Birhis
Clevealid
Eddie Giosa
Philadelphia
Rudy Weer
Los Angeles
United Press
Birmingham
Eng
Dick Turpin
England
Vince Hawkins
Binty Monaghen
Belfast
Charley Squire
New Haven
Connwolds
Nathan Marden Conn
Washington
Smuguy Hurseyon
Cecil Hudsart
Bernie Regi
Lamaichuster
Johnny Poslunti
Worchester
Yule Viger Flowers
Standings Hint Yankees Falter as Pitching Crises Grow
New York article notes the Yankees one game behind in the American League as pitching woes stir panic. Byrne saves his job with a shutout of Detroit, while speculation swirls about trading for Spec Shea and recalls of 40 games in the minors. Harris searches for a dependable hurler amid pennant fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yankees
Tommy Byrne
Tigers
Spec Shea
Spec
Bucky Harris
Rescue Hurlers Rise in Baseball's Relief Era
A.P. report lauds relief pitchers as modern baseball’s backbone. Ted Wilks leads saves for the St Louis Cardinals with 7 in 23 appearances, while Clyde Shoun and Ed Kileman shine for the Braves and Indians. Others like Joe Page and Russ Christopher anchor contenders, as managers thank the firemen behind late-inning wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
Bucky Harris
Burt Shatton
Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Joe Page
Rugh Casey
Page
Causey
Casey
M Page
Carey
Lave
War White
Detroit Tigers
Wyant Bisean
St. Lewis Browns
Tom Perrick
Washington Benaturs
Ted Wilks
Cardinals
Wilks
Ted
Shoun
Braves
Nashville Vols rout Little Rock in four-run night
Nashville Vols crushed Little Rock 24 hits powered by Ray Masterwood grand slam and key doubles to surge ahead in the Southern Association pennant race by five and a half games. Chattanooga beat Memphis in extra innings as Kyzeo homered, Atlanta defeated New Orleans, and Birmingham edged Mobile in a three-hour affair. A new round begins with a full slate across four-city matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nashville Vols
Lite Roek
Mobile
Bears
Birmingham
Chattanouga
Memphis
Atlanta
New Orleans
Nashville
Ray Masterwood
Evers Vol
Thar Wade
Evers
Tus
Chattanooga
Chicks
Bob Wkeid
Dadyy Rigeo Hac
Arother
Iin Kyzeo
Lookouts
Hope Regulars Rally Past Arkadelphia In 18 To 14 Victory
The Hope Regulars, a local Negro baseball team, defeated Arkadelphia 18 to 14 on Sunday, their first win over the visitors in six meetings. The Regulars stand 66 wins and 3 losses and host Little Rock on Sunday and Present on Monday at 3:40 p.m. both games at the Negro Civic Park. the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Regulars
Arkadelphia
Little Rock
Negro Civic Park
Legion Team Plays Magnolia Here June 30
The Magnolia American Legion junior baseball team visits Hope for a return game Wednesday at Paiy Park. Magnolia, a strong district club, lost 4 0 to the locals last week. District playoffs begin in late July with teams Hope Magnolia Camden El Dorado Strang Warren England McGehee. Probable lineup includes Beasley second base and Gunter at third with Warrone center, Nix left, Westbrook catcher, Wilson right. Various players listed.
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Magnolia Asmericam Legion
Paiy Park
Magnolia
Hope
Camden
el Dorado
Strang
Warren
England
McGehee
Beasley
W. H. Gunter
Warrone
Nix
Westbrook
Wilson
Harris, McLeod, Martin
Britt
B Gunter
Edwards
Clarksdale and Bathers Swap Spots in Cotton States League
Clarksdale and Bathers swapped places in the Cotton States League standings after Greenwood beat Clarksdale 4-1 and Bathers defeated Natchez 13-3. Greenville beat Helena 5-4, Pine Bluff-El Dorado rained out. Lagros hit a two run homer for Greenwood, Hot Springs both homered, Childress pitched six strong for Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Clarksdale
Wet Springs
Greenwood Dodgers
Bathers
Natchex Indians
Greenville
Helena
Pine Bluff
Lagros
Hot Springs
Zini
Fuller
Jess Childress
Moore
Bucks
Childress
Helena Errac
Vincent Liberto
Moose Womack
el Dorado
Natchez
Pine
Greenwood
Britain Gets Loan to Stabilize Pound Under Aid Pact
Washington reports Britain agreed to more than 4 billion dollars in American aid over four and a quarter years to stabilize its currency and maintain financial stability under the European Recovery Program. The accord, expected to be approved by Britain's Parliament, allows resumption of American shipments and outlines strategic stockpile provisions and funding through 1952 and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Britain
U. S
Treasury — Department
United States
Italy
Ireland
Ward Goes After Third Western Golf Title
Ward, the three-time Western Amateur champion from Spokane, faces tough opening rounds at the Wichita country club. Heavy rain and muddy fairways stretched to 7 060 yards, with special rules allowing improvement on stairs and rough. Fellow favorite Skee Riegel from Glendale, California, also expected to contend as the Western Amateur began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kas
Une
Marvin
Bud) Ward
Western Amateur Golf Association
Pacific Coast
Des Moines
Wichita Country Club
Rober (Skee) Riegel
Glendale
Calif
Ward
Spokane
Wash
Democratic Central Group to Meet in Little Rock
Democratic Central Group to Meet in Little Rock Arkansas as candidates for governor weigh strategy. Agenda includes whether to instruct the state's delegation to the national convention and a resolution for popular election of delegates. Gov. Ben Laney backs the proposal. Campaign stops and appearances fill the slate across the state.
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Bob Brown
Little Rock
Arkansas
Democratic Central Committee
Philadelphia
Women's Democratic Club of Arkansas
Harvey G. Combs
Ben Laney
Horace Thompson
Jim Merritt
thcGehee
Merritt
Thompson
Fort Smith
Arkansas Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Jack Holt
Augusta
McCrory
Brinkley
Des Arc
Hazen
Marianna
Helena
Greenbrier
Guy Quitman
Tumbling
Mectory
Wynne
Church Keeps Two Girls Out of Beauty Contest
In Wheeling West Virginia two Catholic girls quit the Miss Wheeling pageant after a church ban threat. Remaining contestants include Mariruth Ford a 20 year old Catholic who ignored a bishop's excommunication warning. Sponsors of Miss West Virginia asked Pope Pius for guidance but have not received a reply. The pageant selects representatives for Miss America in Atlantic City.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Line 28
Mariruth Ford
John J. Swints
Moundsville
Pius
Bwint
Atlantic City
State forester predicts 10 to 12 million tree seedlings
Arkansas forestry officials estimate 10,000,000 to 12,000,000 tree seedlings on state farm ground this year for forestry planting. State Forester Fred Lang notes last year’s distribution at 4,250,000 seedlings and says conditions look favorable for a strong crop.
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Fred Lang
Lang
Nations chart aims to stabilize currencies and fund abroad
Source outlines wealth origins of participating nations and four goals: stabilize currencies, retire national debts, curb inflation, and cover operating costs of the Economic Cooperation Administration overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economic Cooperation Administration
Radio Schedule Dense with Shows and Personalities
A mid 20th century radio timetable lists programs for Tuesday and Wednesday, June 29–30, with a mix of music acts, dramas, and news segments. Notable entries include Treasure Chest, Superman-M, John B. Kennedy News, Rogers Kilgore Public Defender-M, and Tommy Dorsey’s and Woody Herman’s orchestras, alongside Newsreel, Talk and Variety segments.
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Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis
Jack Holt
Billy Rose
John B. Kennedy
Roger Kilgore
Tormadoes OS
Tommy Dorsey
Woody Herman
Bobby Mayton
Cecil Brown
Nashville
Kate Smith
Victor H. Lindlady
U.S. Marine Band
Carnival of Music
Robert Hurleigh
California Melodies
Don McCall
Dave LeWinter
Orch
Gene Krupa
M * Mutugl
Radio Schedule Highlights June York Central Standard Time
Central Standard Time listings from York for June 29 feature Dinah Shore and The Thin Man drama at 8, with Call the Police and Mystery Theater moving times. Other programs include Mr and Mrs North, Green Hornet, America Town Meeting on Election Issues, Boston Pops, The Mysterious Traveler, Detective Yara, Public Defender, Fred Waring music, Arthur Godfrey, and Ben Alexander program. A note mentions a Bible plant called colocynth or bitter apple amid druggists.
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York
Mystery Theater
NBC
Mrs. North
ABC
MBS
Detective Yara
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Hope ‘Star
City Furniture Co
Bast Ard
S.P_G
J. M. Eppler
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Parte
Bariick
Plessure
Ark
Bervige
Chas
Reynerson
Phone
Southern Association
BS Mobile
Boston i
New Yorke
Broonlyn Ae
Eaneinnalt
Woo Vuu
Hol
Spries Woo
Clarksdale Ou
Delena
Pine Blutt
B. Russell Gro
Texarkana
Russell
Tom McLarty
Ampany
West Ave
Maxim Lebeaux
V. M.D
B. Russell
Roy Allison
Ted Jones
Ideal Furn
Williams Gulf Service
The
Star
Henry B. Whitley
Oren Harris
Glen Walker Thurston A. Hulsey
ED Lester
Fred A. Luck
John L Wilson, JR
Omera Evans
Charles ‘Maloneah Simick
Gordon Prescott Cecil E. Weaver
Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Centocrats
Vandenberg
Stassen
Tun Dewey
Iit
F. D. Roosevelt
Ay Hugh & Fullerton
Harry Mendel
Joe Louis
Joe Walcott
Jersey Joe Walcott
Michigan State
Chuck Davey
Michigan
Miami
Arthur Mulloy
Levan Richards
Alric Mann
Mulloy
Bobby Falkenburg
Legion
Democratic Central Group
Church
Arkansas News
Pitual Broadcasting System
Fred Waring
CBS
Arthur Godfrey
Chile
Ben Alexander
Sodom
Foy
Hammons Tractor Co
Phons
Walnut St
Cash & Carry
Pooch‘s
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