Wildcats survive scare to reach tourney semifinals
Kentucky, rated top in the nation, nearly lost a 19 point second half lead to Long Island University at Madison Square Garden. Wah Wah Jones and Jack Tingle hit back to back baskets in the final 25 seconds for a 66 62 Kentucky win. Utah edged Duquesne 45 44 and meets West Virginia as Kentucky faces North Carolina State in the semifinals.
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New York
Kentucky
Long Island University
Madison Square Garden
United States
Wildcats
L.I.A
Wah-Wah Jones
Jack Tingle
L.L.A
Utah
Duquesne
West Virginia
North Carolina State
Dental class teeth pulled in classroom scene
In a Kansas City school on March 18 Glenn Hosman interrupted a fourth grade class at Searitt school to announce he had pulled a tooth. After a math test Dora thy Rodina and Lee Vance pulled teeth. James Benton and others followed during recess as three more children lost teeth before the day ended.
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Kansas City
Glenn Hosman
Mary Eleanor Eels
Searitt School
Dorothy Rodina
Lee Vance
James Benton
Dora Lee
James
Hope Arkansas will probate notice in Hempstead County
Legal notice under Act 297 1945 states the last will of W Briant of Hope Arkansas was probated in common form by Hempstead County Probate Court on March 3 1947. Appeals must be filed within six months stating grounds with the court. Witnessed by Clerk R C Turner and Arthur C Anderson with seal March 10 1947.
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Hope
Arkansas
Hempstead Cay
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Truman Critique of Communism and Roosevelt Legacy
The piece contends President Truman exposed Soviet and Communist threats and contrasts his stance with Roosevelt era policies. It criticizes officials like Lewis Schwellenbach and Martin Dies, alleges red-baiting, and notes White House sympathies toward Communists in the Roosevelt administration, including public gatherings and personnel.
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Milton Murray
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Schwellenbach
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dies
Martin Dies
Samuel Dickstein
New York
Hugo Black
William Gailmor
Margolis
Wwwa
Harry Bridges
Bridges
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Sears Recao
Arkansas Razorbacks give few basketball scholarships
University of Arkansas athletic chief Glen Rose notes only two of the 1941 championship squad earned basketball scholarships, with eight total grants allowed. He argues football commitments hinder early fall practice and basketball form, while Rose may return to tutoring. High school officials discuss class titles amid playoff previews.
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Bob Cole
Magnolia
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Derby nominees sprint at Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs card
A field of 15 three year olds, with several Derby nominees, raced six furlongs at Oaklawn Park. Top contenders included Back Weaver, Well Wisher, Fleetridge, and Mel Van Orman winner of yesterday's St Patrick's Day handicap. Oaklawn Handicap entries total 27 with Bymeabond and Persome early favorites and Sugar Beet among top weights at 118.
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Hot Springs
Oaklawn Park
Dave Ferguson
A. S. Higgins
K.T. Maxwell
Fleetridge
A. Schlager
W .F. Mannagh
Rum Runner
Flash O'Night
J.K. Houssels
Bymeabond
B. Fogelson
Persome
Ariel Ace
Buck Weaver
Gay Pet
Salty Waters Estimate of Sea Salt Volume
Researchers estimate about 14.13 quadrillion tons of salt in the seas with roughly 16 million tons added annually by rivers. The vast salt content reflects ongoing geochemical processes and riverine input shaping marine chemistry.
Supreme Court Reversal in Bridges Deportation Case
The sequence sees Justice Department authority overruled as the Supreme Court sides with the dissenting view. Chief Justice Stone issues a minority critique while signaling a cautious stance toward anti American affiliations. The passage notes tension over associating with violent groups without criminal intent.
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Francis Biddle
Board of Appeals
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Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
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Stone
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Roberts
Man McDoough
Oaklawn results yesterday showcase six races and odds
Clear weather and fast track set the stage for Oaklawn Park yesterday. Maiden three-year-olds opened with Playsome leading at 8.80 3.80 2.80, followed by Bid Dub and Prince Tread after a 1:14 1-5 six furlongs. Subsequent races featured Radio Joe Cufelt and Doctor Reder among others, with notable payouts including a $25.70 double. The day concluded with the St Patrick's Day Handicap and Shamrock Purse, highlighting Orman, Sun Beau Go, Jamerica, and Yawl among the field reach the wire in times ranging 1:42 to 1:53.
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Subdue
Life Story of Joe Louis on Sale
Joe Louis releases his autobiography My Life Story published by Duell Sloan and Pearce as he prepares for a June 26 heavyweight title defense at Yankee Stadium. The book covers his life from Alabama to Detroit with candid reflections on fights including the 1939 bout with Tony Galento.
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West Coast
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Galento
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Arthur Donovan
German-born man denied US citizenship over Hitler photo
Stephen Mull, 43, a German native, told Judge John Barnes he kept a picture of Adolf Hitler at home because it looks funny when turned upside down. After his naturalization attorney argued Mull would not bear arms against Germany, the court denied Mull citizenship.
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Chicago
Stephen Mull
Germany
John Barnes
Adolf Hitler
Irving Freedman
Mull
Birth cards adopted by seven states in union
Seven states adopt birth cards in place of certificates. California Mississippi Nevada Ohio Oregon Tennessee and Washington implement the reform to streamline civil records and reduce delays.
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Race card and college hoop notes from New York trip
Horse races list entries for six events with weights and eligibles at $1200 and $1500 purses. American basketball wrap follows with Kentucky scrimmage crowd of about 3,000, Willie Jones turning down offers, and a Minnesotan insurance sales team led by Vernal Levoir in a feature.
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Kentucky
Wildcats
Willie “‘Paddinhead
Jones
Chillies
North Carolina
Minneapolis
Vernal
Babe’ Levoir
Boxing results from last night across cities
The Associated Press reports fights in Omaha Cleveland San Francisco Detroit and Boston. Vince Foster and Joey Pirrone weighed 145 1 2 and 143 pounds respectively with Pirrone loses. Tommy Egan and Louie Bell weighed 148 1 2 and 152 pounds and drew. Buddy Hayes weighed 128 1 2 and defeated Joey Longo at 128 pounds.
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Omaha
Vince Foster
Joey Pirrone
Cleveland
San Francisco
Tommy Egan
Louie “Ding Dong’ Bell
Detroit
Drew
Boston
Timothy
Buddy" Hayes
Joey Longo
Baltimore
Boxing card results from Newark and surrounding cities
Chicago fighter Chicago-Leon Thompson outpointed Meyer Siegel in Brooklyn. Rochester’s Johnny Flynn stopped Perky Daniels in Chicago. Joey Angelo outpointed Patsy Brandino in Hamilton after a Providence bout. Tony Riccio beat Orrene Rubio in Bayonne. Chester Rice defeated Sammy Adragna in New York, with wide margins in Pittsburgh.
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Perky? Daniels
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Bayonne
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New York
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Pittsburgh
Polio Derby Funds Grow Amid Kentucky Horsemen Standstill
Louisville report notes Polio Derby purses around seven thousand dollars while Kentucky horsemen refuse to finish. A ten ton truck moved office equipment and supplies for the 47 day American Bowling Congress tournament from Milwaukee to Los Angeles. Snow disrupted Oklahoma and Texas Christian baseball game plans as equipment and debris were cleared for the next day’s contest.
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American Bowling Congress
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