A Critique of Unions and Wagner Act Policies
Pegler argues unions are corrupt and urges repealing the Wagner Act. He claims government neutrality, self-help bargaining for unions, and legal strikebreaker rights, condemning picketing violence and labor politics as driving class power. The piece critiques labor reform as fostering riots and undermining citizen rights while warning of broader social unrest.
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A. F. of L
C. I. OG
United States
Unign
Wagner
Cal
Unio
New York
Philadelphia
Rkurs
Wiens
al Tdses
Wwe
Donkey Gage Game at Emmet Wednesday Night
A donkey basketball game will be held in Emmet Gymnasium starting at 0 o'clock Wednesday night. This benefit event features the Skycniefs and other independent players of Emmet. The public is invited.
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Emmet
Skycniefs
Publi
Southworth Names Braves Opening Rotation for 1949
Boston Braves manager Billy Southworth revealed the nine pitchers vying for the 1949 season. Johnny Sain, Warren Spahn, Bill Voiselle, Vern Bickford, and Johnny Antonelli top the rotation with backups Nelson Potter Clyde Shoun and Red Barrett. Sam and Spahn head the staff. Antonelli earns rookie chance.
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Bradenton
Wla
Billy Southworth
Boston Braves
Braves
Oman Lane
Johnny Sain
Warren Spahn
Bill Voiselle
Vern Bickford
Johnny Antonelli
Vorretics
Nelson Potter
Clyde Shoun
Charley
Red) Barrett
Bob Hogue
Robert Hall
Ray Martin
Glenn Eliott
Sam
Spatin
Sain
Bobby Feller
Spahn
Voiselle
Bickford
Antonelli
Southworth
Barrett
Hall
Josings
Seattle
Ardtonelli
Tram High School
Billy the Kid
Prelty
Dodgers
Cardinals
Pirates
Giants
Cubs
Phillies
Reds
Odd Race at Oaklawn Sparks Confused Scene
Report from Oaklawn Park describes a chaotic eighth race with horses misbehaving at the start and around the turn. Jockeys and horses veered, several entries shuffled positions, and a notable rider departed midrace to attend football duties.
Prescott Community Notes Highlight Local Social Clubs
Prescott Tuesday events include Euresian Class potluck at Mrs. Nat Woosley home and Family Night at Presbyterian at 6 30. Wednesday speakers and musicales occur at First Baptist and Henderson events. The 47 Bridge Club met with violets and hyacinths. winners listed. Various church activities, demonstrations, and visits to nearby towns are noted alongside members’ travels and health updates.
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First Baptist Church
Nat Woosley
Bob Reynolds
Gus McCaskill
Clarence Clark
J. T. Worthington
T. G Cline
C. P. Arnold Jr
Paul Buchanan
Jack Robey
Charles Scott
Jimny Duke
Ben Whitaker
Jaffie Rogers
J. V. McMahon
BR. Ward
Clarence Stark
John Barrow
Little Rock
Saxon Regan
Joe Wray
Hansel Herring
C. FP. Arnold Jr
Victory Home Demonstration Club
Roy Duke
D. W. Durham
Murder Mystery Cliffhanger in Desert Vacation Tale
John Henry and Sin Conover in a conflicted pursuit of a killer among suspects. A pirate costume confrontation ends with Trim knocked out and Sin discovering a wallet bearing a Federal Bureau of Investigation badge, hinting at deeper crime ties as the tale continues.
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John Henry Andd Sin Conover
Mr. Trim
Conovers
Trim
Johnny
John Henry Sould
Sin
Trin
John Henry
Joh Henry
Tie
Fayendorden
Tong
Mr Trim
Mr. Trimmes
John Menry
John Het Durst
Federal Bureau OF Investigation
Saveld Offered Title Shot by Joe Louis Promotions
Bill Daly, manager of contender Le Saveld, said Saveld had been offered by Joe Louis promotions for the first chance at the world title after Brown Bomber vacated the belt.
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Wow Xort
Bill Daly
le Saveld
Saveld
Joe Louis Promotions
Brown Bormber
38 Quintets to Play for State Honors
Thirty eight Arkansas basketball teams compete for state titles in three divisions. Big Six and Class A meet in Little Rock with a playoff for the overall crown. Class B battles at Sheridan starting Thursday. Top seeds include Batesville, Fayetteville, Pine Bluff, West Park, and West Memphis with first round pairings listed.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Bird School
Arkansas
Sheridan
Batesville
Fayetteville
Pine Bluff
West Park
Litte Rock
Fort Smith
Norsh Little Rock
Hot Springs
el Dorado
Arkansas State Eliminated in NAIB First Round Play
March 8 opened the six day National Association of Intercollegiate Basketball tournament with six more teams joining today first round action. Eight games previously played kicked off the event as Southwest Missouri State Bears from Springfield saw their title hopes fade after a loss amid the marathon schedule.
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Kansas City
Southwest Missouri State Bears
Springfield
Top Radio Programs New York March 9 14 Schedule
Radio listings for New York covering March 9 to 14 outline NBC CBS and ABC programs with hosts and time slots. Notable entries include This Is Your Life Alan Young Fibber and Molly Mr and Mrs North We The People Hit The Jackpot and America's Town Meeting Union of Democracies plus a Detroit Symphony feature and various music and drama segments.
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New York
Iit Tonight
NBC
Alan Young
Fibber and Molly
Mort Downey
CBS
Club Crosby
Mrs. North
We the People
Jane Ace
ABC
Union of Democracies
Detroit Symphony
Mbs—I Sports
Feline depiction and global terms puzzle list
A list of crossword like clues and partial answers including depictions of a feline creature a breed from the Isle of Man a Celebes wild ox a Brazilian macaw and various short word entries such as a Dutch city a whip a snare external vend and more with scattered numbers and hints across multiple lines.
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Celebes
Rocky Pinnacles
Ireland
Unclear OCR Summary of College Tournament Progress
The text reports early rounds of a regular season tournament with teams like University of Portland, Emporia State, Indiana State, St Thomas for St Paul, Brigham Young University, Hemline College, San Jose State, Indiana Central, Hamline, and NATB champion in 1942. Hamline defeated Arkansas State College 76 to 43, with Masking and Verne Mildsalsen contributing 2 and 18 points respectively.
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University of Portland
Ore
Emporia
Eas
Pied Pipers
Verne Mildsalsen
Television Radio Schedule Fragment Hits The Airwaves
A dense OCR fragment lists a full slate of programs and hosts across a broadcast day. Entries include Captain Midnight, Tom Mix, Gabriel Heatter, Hy Gardner, and Kate Smith, with music segments, news, markets, and feature shows scattered through morning and afternoon hours.
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Tom Mix
M &R
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Mya
Gregory Hood
Hy Gardiner
Gabriel Heatley
Mutual
Air Force Hour
Bill Henry
Inside of
Radi
Myton
Hoctown
Riders of the Purple Sage
Melody Boys
Sunrise Serenade Parity Line
Patter
Arkansas
Cecil Brown
Faith In
Mineral Springs
Blue Barrow
Victor
Lindjahr
Gabriel Heatter
Lanny Ross
Kate Smith
Monroe
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King Features Syndicate
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John Henry Westerly
Henderson State Teachers College
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W. R. Boney
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Texerkana
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Billy Pal Cox
Mary Sue Wilson
Bobbie Lois Box
Henderson College
Clyde Cox
Longview
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