The Herald Tribune under fire for political bias and rally coverage
The article attacks the Herald Tribune for shifting from a Republican partisan stance to a liberal line, citing editor Barnes and columnist Sheean. It notes a New York rally attended by known Communists and claims the paper portrayed Sheean as objective while expose of Eisler's past. The piece links bias to editorials, hearings, and a Montreal episode involving Stillman.
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New York Herald Tribune
Jager RE. Davids
Moscow
Joseph Barnes
New York
Tie Mike
Thermas Committee
Vincent Ahecan
The
Herald Tribune
Sheeua
Gerhard Eisler
United States
Hisler
Washington
Hitler
Sheean
Hope Arkansas City Council Seeks Annexation Referendum
Legal notice announces a 1948 city general election question in Hope Arkansas on annexing Magnolia Addition and adjacent lands described by railroad lines and section boundaries. The measure, if approved, directs a petition to the County Court for an election to decide joining the proposed territory to the City of Hope. Adapted March 2, 1843 by officials including Albert Fink and Chas Malone.
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Hope
Arkansas
Hope City
Sill
Henge
Sentlan
Taya
Arhuisas
Iit Ling
Pacific Tyyaerel
Panlul-olwiy
Bourhiwent
Wynnetoe
Beyanning
Press, Religion, and Politics Clash in Era Critique
A critical essay examines the Herald Tribune and Daily News coverage, accusing the Herald Tribune of bias against Catholics and suppression of race details in crime reporting. It cites editor Lewis Gannett and cartoonist Bill Mauldin, noting disputes over Communist coverage and church influence, while referencing Clare Boothe Luce’s donation and coverage of Gandhi.
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Ye Herald Tribune
Ory
Fheean
Morata
India
Sheean
Herald Tribune
Scanchow
New York
Europe
United States
Lewis Gannett
H-T
Corr
America
The
Seaveners
Hrald Tribunal
Gannett
Boston
Brooklyn Tablet
Bill Mauldin
Germany
Mandin
Hyrald Tribune
Benin
Marshal Stalin
Hovald
Paribas
Alabama
Indians Likely Place High Standings in A L race
Tuscan Ariz March 4 As they stand the Cleveland Indians appear a cinch to climb into third place in the coming American League race. If they can net a name pitcher from Detroit or find another big winner on their roster they could be a potent factor in the scramble for the flag. The club adds Allie Clark Walt Judnich and Berardino as added strength. Clark projects as a right fielder and Judnich center field with Dale Mitchell in left. The infield defense is superb led by Joe Gordon and Ken Telfer with Ed Robinson at first and Hank Greenberg among workers in spring drills. Hank Greenberg and others work with Bill Veeck as spring training opens.
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Ariz
Cleveland Japans
Detroit
Bill Veeck
Allie’ Clark
Yanks
Red Embree
Walt Jud
St. Louis Browns
Indians
Johnny Berar Iding
Browls
Clark
Judnich
Berardino
Boudreau
Newark
Cleveland
Army
Bir Lenge Oitebing
Apene Trery Tsery Doby
Pat Seerey
Hank, Edwards
Hal Peck
Moese
Chen
Dale Mitchell
Joe Gordon
Ken Telfer
Ed Robinson
Hank Greenberg
Cowoor Veeck
Arkansas Sports and Golf Notes From Arkansas and Beyond
Arkansas and Hendrix coaching debuts mark the season as ex Razorbacks populate AAU rosters and Fayetteville clubs. Notables include Melvin McGaha Hart Wheeler Howard Bughes Ken McCormack Jake Holman and George Crank. The Reds rival tall prospects Ewell Blackwell Walker Cress and Red Stallcup appear in camp as spring follows the looming amateur and pro events. Final schedules and details to be settled at April AGA meetings.
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Carl Bell
Little Rock
University of Arkansas
Lend Sieht
Amateur Athletic Union
Arkansas Sporting Goods
Fayetteville
Razorbacks
Melvin McGaha
Hart Wheeler
Howard Bughes
Yeais Porter
Ken McCormack
Harry Carter
Ray McClelland
U. of
Alan Carter
Carlisle Independents
Jesse
Red) Wilson
Port Smith
Arkansas Golf Association
Gordon Perrin
AGA Executive Committee
Arkansas Football Training Notes Mention Transfers and Play Changes
Arkansas football spring practice notes mention Barnhill's reshuffle with transfers and position moves. Rumors center on running back shifts as freshmen like Louie Schauble and Lit We Rock enter tailback depth, while new coach Barnhill shapes the backfield and kicking roles amid uncertain depth.
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Louie Schaue
Clyde Scott
Ray Pa
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Barnhillem
Parker Baseball Team Announces 19-Game Spring Schedule
Fayetteville March 4 The University of Arkansas baseball team will play 19 games this spring. The schedule includes April 5 against Oklahoma A&M, here, and April 9-10 against Kansas University.
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Parker
Fayetteville
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Oklahoma Aasses
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Basketball Results From The Associated Press
Last night scores include Notre Dame 60, Pennsylvania 56, Cornell 75, Colgate 66, Canisius 59, Columbia 76, Princeton 50, Dartmouth 46, Harvard 48, Yale 7, Connecticut 33, Rhode Island State 108, Providence 84. Other listed games show varied outcomes such as Ohio Wesleyan, Cincinnati, Millikin 58, Southwest Louisiana, Southern Methodist 48, Pepperdine 63.
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Associated Press
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Pennsylvania
Cornell
Colgate
Canisius
Syracuse
Columbia
Princeton
Dartmouth
Harvard
Yale
Connecticut
Rhode Island State
Providence
Arkansas State Teachers and Oklahoma teams schedule amid spring
Fragmented text lists multiple college football and baseball dates across April and May with teams including Oklahoma Aggies, Oklahoma City University, Arkansas State Teachers, and Southwestern Teachers of Kansas. Mentions Razorback home games in Fayetteville and a Kreounds diamond reference.
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Lawrence
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Washington University
BL Louis
Southern Methodist
Dallas
Southwestern Teachys of Kansas
Apri
Oklahoma Aggies
Stillwater
Oklahoma City University
Oklahoma City
Arkansas State Teachers
Razorback
Fayetteville Fair
Kreounds
Oaklawn Racing Outcomes with Fast Track Tuesday
Weather clear track fast as Oaklawn runs six furlong races for four-year-olds and up. Barma and Shoot to Boast lead the first and show times near 1:13. Endeen and Gypsy Miss race closely with several others also running. Second race witnesses Maiden four-year-olds with Miss O'Hagan and Gay Coquette among top finishers. Daily double payout $101.50. Third through seventh races feature claiming and allowance events for older horses, with notable finishes by Falvet Heels, Ample Reward, and Suzerain, and a Majestic Hotel Handicap won by Tidy Su with fast 1:11.2 for six furlongs.
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Drury
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John Lahe
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Walloon
Liberation
bin bin
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Uncle Rob
Ver Sands
Nene Pobre
Tidy Su
Keiper
Suzerain
Meyer
iKeene
Halomer
Play Hands
Run Lady
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Chaimbig
Ruy
Scarlock
Tor
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Deinsy
Noah's Choice
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Triveel D.grubbs
Aleneus
Clarendon
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Havana Lad
Astify
Cossack Boy
Anzac
Fights Last Niche By The Associated Press
Chicago results show bouts with mixed decisions as fighters from New York, Massachusetts, Kansas and California faced off. Notable outcomes include Branca defeating Constantino and Lee dominating Brummond, with Dade edging Salas in a Mexico City clash and Basora fighting in Chicago.
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New York
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Far River
Mass
Lalit Constantino
U. Touoka
Kans
Don Lee
Omaha
Lafayette
Brummond
Chicago
Sacramento
Calif
Harold Dade
Los Angeles
Laura Salas
Mexico City
Mutual Network Daily Radio Schedule Fragment
Radio listings show a dense schedule with program titles and timings across March days. Notable items include Adventure Parade Capt. Midnight Tom Mix and Fulton Lewis, followed by Newsreels, Talk shows, music variety, and game segments. The fragment outlines multiple hosts, programs, and time slots across morning to late evening hours.
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Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis
Socialist Party
Mutual
Asugaene Gavriel Heatter
America
Maron Downes
Nero Morales
Alon
Southern Buddies
Ozark Valley
Cecil Brown
Eaith
Hrart
Desire
Kate Smith
Sopra Vielor
Lirdinhr
Balute
Superman
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Henry J. Taylor
Alan Dale
KXAR
Gabriel Heatler
Emil Coleman
Evening radio lineup with multiple networks and programs
Tonight's Central Standard Time schedule lists MBS with Opportunity Unlimited hosted by John Reed King, plus NSC, Burns and Allen, Cary Grant with Al Jolson, and CBS FBI in Peace and War. ABC offers Candid Microphone and The Clock dramatization. Friday shows include NBC Honeymoon in New York and Loretta Young’s Family Theater, with Marine Band and campus programs later.
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Opportunity Unlimited
John Reed King
CTV
M.C
NSC
Henry Aldrich
Burns and Allen
Cary Grant
al Jolson
Bob Hawk
Eddie Cantor
CBS
FBI
Dick Haynes
ABC
Flerry Queen
Willie Pipe
Lonella Parsons
Bob Hopi
MBS
Leta
Family Theater
Loretta Young
NBC
U. F Marine Band
Doc Malone
Nancy Craig
Mibs
Promising Three Year Olds Get Test Today
Promising three year olds compete in a featured six furlong race at Oakhiwi Park. Weights and entrants include TC with a debut, Wayne 3, Reid Belle, and a field of 18 nominated runners in two maiden races. The program lists entrants from Liberty, Memphis, Wyse, and other owners across Bangor, Halifax, and New Bedford.
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