Fair Enough By Westbrook Pegler From 1947 Columns
A critical column attacks the New York Herald Tribune, its editors and staff, alleging political bias and radical influence. It accuses Joseph Barnes of wielding power, cites connections to radicals and the Dies Committee, and claims coverage and editorial behavior reflect pro Communist leanings while sparing the Catholic Church. The piece discusses Gannett, the Guild, and perceived media hypocrisy in postwar politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald Tribune
Republican Party
Church
England
The
Herald Tribune
Pi Mow
Manmers
Joseph Barnes
Ogden Reid
Barnes
Hervard
Grenoble
London
Russia
Institute of Pacific Relations
Manchuria
China
Japan
Office of War Tate
Wendell Wilkie
Davies
Jek Vanderbilt Fietch
Dies Committee
United States
Tield
Corliss Lamont
Wall Street
Union Square
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan and Co
Carliss
Hollywood
GC. T. Co
Union Publications
New York
Mister
New York Herald
Mark Sullivan
Penn
Ana Notye
He Serond
Hind Saguets
Witter Cahip
Princeton
Owl
Ohta
Jewraing
Uonlia
Abe Lithusinis
Heather
Wale Lippmann
Eee
Whe H-T
William & Gallinor
Gallmor
Poland
Europe
Olf Blue Net
Gailmor
Lewis Gannett
Gannet
Robert Ss. Adlon
Washington
Boston
America
Gannett
Roosevelt
George Brit
SVL
Belit
Red
New York Guild
Garett
Arizona Baylor to Play for District Title
Arkansas coach Eugene Lambert announced a best two out of three playoff between Baylor, Southwest Conference champion, and Arizona, Border Conference titlist, to determine the Sixth District NCAA representative in Dallas. The games at SMU field house March 12 13 and if needed March 15, with winner advancing to the Kansas City NCAA meet March 19 20. James Stewart will manage the playoffs for the Sixth District Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Baylor
Arizona
Dallas
Kansas
Southern Methodist University
Necesarry
University of Arkansas
Eugene Lambert
Kansas City
Lambert
James Stewart
Lamber
Jack Gray
University of Texas
Morley Jenings
Texas Tech
A. C
Dutch) Lonborg
Chicago
NCAA
George Kok Ends Razorback Basketball Run After Four Seasons
University of Arkansas star George Kok, a 6'10" center, closes a four year Razorback career with 1,658 points and a place among the program and Southwest Conference all-time greats. Kok led the conference in scoring in 1945-46, was twice named to the All-Southwest first team, and is praised for sportsmanship and a memorable one-handed hook shot. He graduates with a physical education degree in June and weighs future professional cage career options.
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Associated Press
University of Arkansas
George Kok
George
Kok
Arkansas
Razorback
U. of A
Southwest
Koki
al Williams
Allstar
George Ross
Arkasay
Grand Rapids
Mich
Kox
Serem
Parker
Tal Reer
Horse Racing Entries and Odds From Tomorrow’s Card
A list of entries and weights for tomorrow’s races across six events, including purses of 1200 to 2000, for 4 year olds up to 6 fur, 8 fur, and longer distances. Notable names include Dana, Hermite, Shoot To Boot, Sable Star, Kistan, and Royal Dol. Eligibles and alternate entries are noted, with several typos and mis-spellings preserved from the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alves
Dana
Hermite
Endeen
Sweet Comet
Bold Union
Sable Star
Kistan
Phantom Lady
Happy Doe
Walkupt
jaLomy Mor Kate
S. J. Brown
C. Harewiel
Mrs
F Baussimant
Sir Blasker
Ace Pilot
J Dorada Pass
Miss O'Hagan
Russel P
Kotka
Als Betty
Questful
Gay Coiquette
John Sabo
Evelyn Ralls
Schalavity
Chip Handle
W. A. Moore
Alwes
Matruh
Sunspark
Gay Texan
Wes Wisher
Little Milly
River
Steel China
Remembering
Shevemish
Good Baby
Boot Hill Girl
Fly Out
Walloon
Liberation
Bir bin
Evening Flight
Uncle Rob
Myrona Sands
Nene Pobre
Majestic Hotel
Mdep
Halomer
Play Hands
Run Lady
Suzerain
Quintero
May “Fly
Mississippi Bureau of Investigation Is Abolished
Mississippi Bureau of Investigation is abolished after a special legislative session. The agency faced opposition accusing it of unchecked power and warrantless arrests. The governor retains authority to appoint personnel privately without public disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Bureau of Investigation
Notre Dame Michigan pace college hoops in early roundup
The piece notes Notre Dame spoiled New York University’s unbeatens with a 64-59 win as Michigan clinched the Big Ten with a 135 victory over Iowa. Kansas State won the Big Seven title by beating Kansas 61-40, Oklahoma finished undefeated in the Missouri Valley with a 48-35 win over Drake, and NYU’s NCAA/NIT fate remains undecided. Tony Lavelli poured 33 for Yale in a 63-33 loss to Dartmouth. Washington State stayed alive in the Pacific Coast northern race by beating Oregon 82-60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Notre Dame
Michigan
New York University
Iowa
Yiriye Wily
Kansas State
Cone
Kansas Staters
Big Seven
Big Six
Kansas Jayhawks
Lawrence
Oklahoma A
Aissouri Valley
Oklahoma
Aggic
Drake
Missouri Valley
NYU
NCAA
Tony Lavelli
Yale
Dartmouth
Washington State
Oregon
26 Players Still Unsigned by Majors
On March 2 1948 spring training began with 26 players unsigned by 16 major league clubs. Stars like Stan Musial of the St Louis Cardinals and Harry Walker of the Philadelphia Phillies remain holdouts seeking higher pay. Musial at Pensacola camp reportedly earned 31000 last year. Walker seeks 25000. National and American League holdouts include pitchers Brecheen and Yoehni, plus Browns seven balkers. Other unsigned NL players listed include Suhr Trinkle Kory Edwards Vander Meer. AL holdouts feature McQuinn Westoft and Eddie Lake with Detroits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stiil
Stan Musial
Styjacker
St. Louis Cardinals
Harry Walker
Philadelphia Phillies
Musial
Petersburgh
Fla
Walker
Phils
Oltset
Boston Braves
Johnny Suia
al Trichel
Anny Fernandez
MikaeCormick
Bama Rowell
T J
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati
St. Louis Browns
Brownies
Glen Moulder
Bryan Stevens
al Widmar
Calberr Partee
Ed Bellaggini
Gerry Priddy
Chuck Slovene
George Metkavich
Earge McQunn
Bileherarley Westoft
Shortston
Eddie Lake
Detrait
Fights Last Night Mix of Disqualifications Across Cities
Boxers from Pittsburgh to New York and beyond faced varied results from matches last night. Disqualification for fouling dimmed one bout while others saw outpoints and knockouts across venues in Chicago Oklahoma City Detroit and Boston. The note concludes with a tale of the Pelomine horse breed developed in California in the early nineteenth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Jackie Crawford
Washington, D. C
Art Swiden
Chicago
Dick Smith
Oklahoma City
Russ Baxter
Detroit
Omaha
Vines Foster
Anrrews
Lowell
Mass
California
Stamps Athletics Advance To State AAU Quarterfinals
In Little Rock March 2 the AAU basketball tournament opened with Stamps advancing to the state quarterfinals as Carlisle in a 7 1 H victory led by Alan Carter’s 35 points. Morigans beat Morrilton 57-42 and Hendrix edged Jonesboro 59-53. Ozark beat Ouachita 247 39 and Arkansas Sporting Goods downed Everette’s Glass Shop 64-45.
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Little Rock
Ouarter
Hendrix
Jonesboro Arkansas Blood
Hounds
Alan Carter
Carlisle
Hod Springs Mateo Flyers
Ozark
Ouachita ¢Ubs
Arkansas Sporting Goods
Everelte's
Glass Shop
John Hoffman
Kinney's Shoes
Batesville Duncans
Lineups for Cage Tourney Shaping Up
Districts race to crown state champions in four divisions as senior boys Class A teams completed regional wins. Oxford beat Harrison 44 4B, Pine Blues defeated England 38 2, Mans id beat Greenwood 45 30. remaining districts plan finals this weekend and next week in Arkansas venues.
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United Press
Oxford
Harrison
Cotter
Pine Blues
England
Mansid
Greenwood
setHen
Payetteville
Beebe
Jonesboro
Brinkley
Little Rock
Monticella
el Dorado
Magnolia
Ozark
Tithe Senioy Bays
D. Marshall
Ogden
Payettevile
Dyess
Hazen
Lakeside
Portland
Atkins
Bodean
Sie Loam Eprings
Mountain
Yellville
Pine Blunt
Smackover
Ats Jatsins
Newark
Marked Tree
Forrest City
Atl McGehee
Nashviller
Broadcast Schedule Fragments From March 3 Station Listings
A dense OCR blend of radio program slots and times across March 2 3. It catalogs shows such as Adventure Parade Superman Captain Midnight Tom Mix Gabriel Heatter Newsreel Say It With Music and various music and news segments. Names include Fulton Lewis Jr Victor Lindlang Kate Smith and Erskine Johnson among others with scattered times and station identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
Radio Newsreel
Zane Grey
Phow
M the Tornados News
Morton Downey
Lawrence Welk
Mutual
Southern Buddies
Four Knights
Ozark
Vattey Polks
Cecil Brown
Kate Smith
Victor KH. Lindlang
A. & Marine Band
Pan Logs
Paunel Cohan
Bill Boyd
Martin Bleek
Erskine Johnson
the Johnson Family
Superman
Capt
Michnicht
Fulton Lewis
Tr—Mm News
Stargia
Top Radio Programs By The Associated Press
Central Standard Time listing of tonight and Wednesday schedules across NBC CBS ABC and MBS. Notable shows include Milton Berle Amos and Andy Red Skelton Myr and Mrs North Studio One Green Hornet Town Meeting What's Wrong With the Comics Boston Symphony Hour Mysterious Traveler Detective drama Zane Grey tale Civil Rights series Honeymoon in N Words and Music Arthur Godfrey US Marine Band and Tom Breneman plus Nancy Craig listings.
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NBC
Milton Berle
Amos and Andy
Red Skelton
CBS
Myr
Mrs. North
We the People
Studio One
Perele Harry
Clowis Comerty
ABC
Boston
Arthur Godfrey
Wogan
Tom Brenemann
Nancy Craig
US Marine Band
War Gases in WWI Declined From Fifty-Four to Twelve
Early in World War I, armies used about fifty four different gases for warfare. Over time the number was reduced to twelve, with four discarded before the conflict ended.
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Ada
Nee Tee
Gentry Printing
Paul Cornelius
North Ateiay
Tudor Sedanner
Hefner Noah
Fellace
Eproms
Hy ‘ St
City Furnt- Co
East Pro
Ino
Ted Jones
Trucking and Storage Inc
Hope
Ark
South Elm Stre
South Spruce Street
Schooley’s
J. B
S.P.G
E. Moses
Willisville
Les Ware
Waller
Kee
Lige Clark
South Walnut
Fomeres
Washington Street
Park Drive
Foster-Ellis Real Estate & Insurance
East
Chas. Reynerson
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Arkansas Public Service Commission
MN. Meharty
Tyne
C.D. Lauterbach &Walnut
Arkana
Foy
Wammons Tractor Co
Walnut St
Roy Allison
Sporting Goons
Itty Printing Co
W. P. Singleton
Ngleton
Texarkana
Sewing Machine.Co
County Judas
Fred A. Luck
John L Wilson, JR
Omera Evans
Charles Malone Garrett Willis W. Strickland John Gordon Prescott
Glen Walker
Shields
Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Creighton
Tulsa
Missouri
Colorado Colone
Emporia
Stet
Loyala
Town
Minnesota
Wisconsin
South Alabama
Louisiana State
Texas
East Texas
As Tech
West Texas State
Sul Ress
Tex
Tehrs
Panhandle
Oklay A. & MM
Far West
Jose State
San Diego State
Gonzage
Poset Sound
Racing Resusts
Oaklawn
Wayne Sr
Thornton
Slape
Juan
Paquettes
Io Ftlean
Try Demon
Adorable
Sis
Zevic
Bonnie Lou
Gayhoush
Gil Maedie
Princess Flame
Fairy Chip
Risky Betty
Prevost
Queen Blue
Jessop
Taylor
Bald Pat
Duskily
Stings
Clyde G
Miss
Marin Whalan
Teapoy
Grubb
Butzed Due
Medina Boy
Yoranda
Joe John
Tadadero
Brown Bourbon
Vinita Toney
Tony Pat
Jing Man
Parkers
Very Brave
Mater Aelion
Gay Marine
John ‘the Good
Deauville Ring
Royal Stop
Lecarta
Twastting Dem
Highthracu
Alevious
Jekson
Mississippi
Hugh & Fullerton
Notre Dame Sporls
West Palm Beach
Mla
Athletics
Rus Christopher
Connie Mack
Christopher
Russ
Lou
Leland Lou Brissie
Ware Shoals
D. C
Taly
Ira Thomas
Brissie
Sunshine State
al Simmons
Signes
Janvadt
York St. Nicholas Abe Land
N.Y
Peta Mund
Iwi
Fapids
Med
Baltimore
Danny Bivins
Cleveland
Kagekedt
Jobnny
Havnes
Los Angeloyay
Philadelphia
Charente
Paterson
N. J
Euipoint
Teddy tReaTon
Lewiston
Horace Bailey
Biddeford
Sal Cesario
Stamps
Mexico
Powewee
Pioneer
Callop Weste
Ey Cooper
Texas Ave
Prene
Chambless
Hope, Ark
Tad
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