Parker Thinclads Entered in Texas Meet
Parker thinclads join the Southwestern recreation track meet in Fort Worth Texas drawing the largest field for a Texas carnival history preliminaries cut 1452 entries to a workable figure with trials starting in all classes Texas A&M and Texas viewed as favorites for the university division while eight schools including the University of Arkansas entered the university division the surface was soft and slow after about 900 high school boys ran preliminaries yesterday
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Fort Worth
Tex
Southwestern
Telaco
Texas
Hisory
Texas A
University of Arkansas
University Division
Notable boxing results from last night AP and UP reports
Fights last night list multiple bouts with knockouts and stoppages. Gina Buonvino from Bari loses by knockout in New Jersey. Lew Woods falls in Detroit. Bob Amos stops in Detroit. Chico Pacheco defeated in Rio de Janeiro. Johnny Pontenz slaps Jimmy Dinard. Ted Brasstey stops Ed Letoumera in Sanford. Jess Flores stops Eddie Prince in Hollywood.
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Associated Press
New York
Lee Sigald
Paterson
N. J
Gina Buonvino
Bari
Italy
Toledo
Tony Zale
Gary
Ind
Lew Woods
Detroit
Dayton
Billy Smith
Oakland
Calif
Bob Amos
West Palm Beach
Fla
Jimmy Hill
Pittsburgh
Chico Pacheco
Hio de Janeiro
Rumford
Tiger Ted Brasstey
Portland
Ed Letoumera
Sanford
Hollywood
Cal
Jess Flores
Jai
San Francisco
Eddie Prince
Detrait
Damage from Citywide Event Reaches Woodburn Toll
More than 50 continued from page one report in the city of 4500, estimating property damage near 300000. Woodburn, the fourth county town hit hard, saw four persons killed. Several homes and stores in the village of 300 were destroyed.
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Page One
Maccupin County
Woodburn
Baptist Training Group Ends Spring Convention in Fort Smith
The Arkansas Baptist Training Union closed its spring convention in Fort Smith drawing 1,418 registrants. Rev. Stanley Jordan of Hamburg was elected president to succeed Rev. Rel Gray of Rogers. Ruth Tollison of Siloam Springs was named BEU secretary. District vice presidents were elected across eight districts and ANNE Meelerkin of Monthe rty won the BYU speaking contest with Marie Anderson of Chichester placing second.
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Fort Smith
Arkansas Baptist Training Union
Stanley Jordan
Hamburg
Rel Gray
Rogers
Ruth Tollison
Siloam Springs
BEU
Lucian Coleman
Springdale
Northwest
George Hink
Greenwood
West Central
Irwin Mosler
West Batesvile
North Central
L. Jackson
Jonesboro
Delbert Meatee
Pine Riff
Sam Dawson
Ashdown
Lillian Rutherford
Hot Springs
Central
Daniel Hames
Basia
East Central
Anne Meelerkin
Montherty
BYU
Marie Anderson
Chichester
Fair Enough by Westbrook Pegler in 1947 column
A long critical column accuses Franklin D. Roosevelt of con artistry and alleges elaborate schemes involving Eleanor, pan American coffee funding, and Roosevelts family finances. It recounts supposed plots to manipulate government and media, naming Elliott, Hartford, Baird, Hopkins, Whitney, and Emanuel in a rambling defense of anti New Deal sentiment.
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Zimmuel
Roosevelt
Emanuel
Smith
Lilieth
Moosejaw
Eleanor Roosevelt
Milward Leads Carolina Open as Round Two Begins
In Greensboro North Carolina Jim Milward the 31 year old pro from Northernaire Wisconsin holds a three under 67 after the first round and shares the lead with Clayton Heafner and Stewart Alesander who shot 68s at Sedgefield Country Club.
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Greensboro
N. C
Jim Milward
Northernaire
Wis
Sedgefield Country Club
Clayton Heafner
Charlotte, C
Stewart
Alesander
Mid-Pines
Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Calif
Razorbacks spring game fans seek offensive spark
Fayetteville march 20 fans of the University of Arkansas attend the Red White spring football game to judge if the Razorbacks will boost offense next fall. Coach John Yarnhill plans to open the attack, with spring practice climaxing in the scrimmage. Two key players, fullback Leon Campbell with a knee injury and Clyde Scott, All Southwest tailback, sit out today.
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Fayetteville
University of Arkansas
Razorbacks
John Yarnhill
Parker
Fulback
Leon Campbell
Clyde Scots
Indians Find Staunch Supporter from Opponents Eyes
Orlando Bla March 20 The Indians won praise from Joe Kuhel Washington Senators manager who predicts a possible American League pennant for Cleveland He cites Walt Judvich Johnny Berarding Elbie Fletcher as spark plugs from the Browns and Pirates He notes Red Sox gains from Browns and Washington could make them strong while Yankees remain the team to beat He also expects tough seasons from Detroit and Philadelphia and praises Cleveland pitching as key to a pennant push.
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Orlando
Bla
Cleveland Indians
Joe Kuhel
Washington Senators
Indians
Walt Judvieh
Johnny Berarding
Browns
Elbie Fletcher
Pirates
Kuhel
Feshman
Red Sox
Jaele Kramer
Elis Kinder
Wren Stephens
Stan Spence
Washington
Yankees
Detroit
White Sox
Senators
Rumors Fly Over Celtics Coaching Choice
A New York bulletin cites unconfirmed talk that Rhode Island State coach Frank Meaney may helm the Boston Celtics next season in the Basketball Association of America. Other notes mention Ossie Cowles hiring a camera crew at Michigan’s Yost Field House, Habbit McVeigh’s quick penalty warning, Johnny Neun’s Reds rebuild plans, Bucky Harris courting Bill Bevens, and colorful blurbs on high school and college hoops.
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New York
Frank Meaney
Rhode Island
Boston Cellies
Basketball Association of America
Ossie Cowles
Micipans
Michigan
Yost
Johnnny Wneun
Cincinnati Reds
Florida
Bucky Harris
Bill Bevens
Bucky
Newport
R. I
de la Salle Academy
la Salle College High
Philadelphia
la Salle Academy
Providence
la Sale Academy
New York City
Kentucky Favored Over Holy Cross In East Regional Final
Kentucky, led by AL Groza and Wallace Jones, holds a five point favorite edge over Holy Cross in the NCAA East regional final at Madison Square Garden. Holy Cross, defending champion, counters with height and precise passing as Columbia and Michigan losses set the stage for a decisive matchup.
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New York
Kentucky Wildcats
Holy Cross
Madison Square Garden
Kansas City
Kansas
Kentucky
Kaintuck
AL Groza
F Wallace
Wah Wah
George Kaftan
Bob Curran
Eith
Canny Crusaders
BL. Louis University
Bol
Columbia
Michigan
Oilers and Denver Team Face AAU Title Clash Tonight
Bartlesville Oilers and the Denver Nuggets, both top seeds, meet tonight at 7:30 p.m. MST for the National AAU basketball championship. Oakland and the Graybeards earned a berth in the Olympic tournament via last night’s semi final results. A consolation winner between Oakland and the Graybeards also earns an Olympic berth. The event marks the path to New York on March 27.
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Denver
Bartlesville Oilors
Denver Nuggets
Gburtlesville
Oakhind
Calif
Ted O'Sullivan
Oakland
Nuggets
Lothe
Denver Graybeards
Bartlesville
New York
Graybeards
Golf entrants list with diverse players and ties
George Fadivo of Los Angeles and Marivn Furgul of Brooklyn led a seven player enllided group at Par 70. Included were Linyd Mangrun of Chicago and Lew Worsham. Four 71 shooters followed as contention with two under par from Snead of Willie Sulphur Springs, Vic Shever of Kansas City, and two amateurs Peau Stranahan of Toledo Ohio and RA. Herts of Wake Forest, a college student.
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George Fadivo
Los Angeles
Marivn Furgul
Brooklvyn
Linyd Mangrun
Chicuzo
Lew Worsham
Um Snead
Willie Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Vic Shever
Kansas
Baylor Edges Washington in West Regional Final
Kansas State and Baylor clash in the Western regional NCAA finals with Baylor winning 64-62 over Washington. Kansas State had earlier beaten Wyoming 58-48 as Baylor and Washington traded leads and late surge with key performances from Johnson, Robinson, Heathington, and Owens.
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Kansas City
Kansas State
Wildcats
Baylor City
Bears
la Tighe
New York
Hol Cross
Kentucky
Wil
Madison Square Garden
Kansas State Baylor
Holy Cross-Kentucky
Kansas States
University of Wyoming
Baylor
University of Washington Huskies
Washington
Bill Johnson
Jackie Robinson
Don Heathington
Jim
Red) Owens
J Huskies
Jack
Racing Results at Qakfawn meet with multiple races listed
Weather clear and six furlong races run for purses from 1200 to 1300 dollars. Swift Fusion and Way the Best win in early races with odds shown and times noted. Multiple horses are named with finish positions and payouts across seven races. Weather and track details included with a late note on Roman occupation theory and air expansion physics.
Nashville Girls Regain AAU National Title in 20th Meet
Nashville Tennessee Goldblumes regained the Women's National AAU crown by defeating Atlanta Blues 21 to 18 in the finals in St Joseph Missouri. Elkin North Carolina defeated Nashville Business College 24 to 19 for third place. Denver Dry Goods beat Kansas City Li 39 to 18 for consolation. Phyllis Lockwood sank 47 of 50 free throws. Margaret Sexton was named outstanding player.
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St. Joseph
Nashville
Ten
Goldblumes
A.A.U
Atlanta
Sports Arena Blues
Blues
Chatham
Elkin
N. C
Jonesboro Tops Hope In Low-Scoring Boys Bout
Jonesboro Whirlwinds defeated Hope 50 to 41 as Jonesboro surged in the second half. Gordon Maxwell scored 21 for Hope, while Kellee led Jonesboro with 26. The report cites quarterfinals and upcoming state matchups including Van Buren and Nemo Vista for the girls title and Marked Tree advancing on a 39 34 win over Mt Ida.
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Hope
Bobcats
Jonesboro
Whirlwinds
Iscal Boys
Gordon Maxwell
Jonesboro Five
Maxwell
Mitchell
Guilliams
Kellee
Little Rock
Boden's Pal Seeks Third Major Stake At Oaklawn
Boden's Pal a seven year old gelding owned by W H Bishop sought his third major stake victory in the Oaklawn Handicap at Oaklawn Park. The race field included top weights, longshots dominated payoffs, and Hasty Message defeated four other rivals in the fifth race with a $2.70 to $26.70 to $11.50 payoff pattern.
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Swift Fusion
Zebry
Taylor
Drury
Magic Chief
Apron Ware
Heine
Apron Face
Serf Beauty
Peace Chip
Gayheush
First Breeze
Keene
Fairy Bread
Jessop
Coiffeur
Fight Bound
Mid Anna
Gal Nellie
Miss Message
Pan One
Right’ H
Al's Hyee
Mary Carlyn
Grubb
Copper Chip
Osteen
Zehr
Maisen Lod
Superex
Connie's Baby
Miss Montsin
Oseululy
Mubba
Dee's Molleen
Aidale
Aliellover
Atwood
Uncle Rob
Barber
Chesty
Baby Gold
Craig
Boweut
Guido Or. J. Jones
Bart's Chance
Bellclapper
King Victory
Gay Hottel
Shoekins
Montgomery
Slevemisi
Wal
Luon
Super Marines
Rosemore Sisalsaray
Linvewna
Debsant
Sandlapper Zehey
Marble Byatt
Queen Islam
Swat Cat
Queen Blue
Vuk
Hot Springs
Boden
Pal
Oaklawn Park
W. H. Bishop
Southland
Bacon
Harokd Keene
Robert BE
Cudahy
iWendel! Fads
Sugar Beet
Dinner Hour
First Degree
Labour Jayo
Take Wing
Cid Play
Helen Hogan
Laweona
H. A. Herma
L. B. Combs
Muele Rob
A. E .Harpers
Central Standard Time Radio Lineup March 20 Schedule
Central Standard Time listings for New York on March 20 show NBC 7 Life of Riley Judy Canova Kay Kyser Kollege and A Hit Parade. CBS 4 features Joan Davis Vaughn Mouree and the Colonel Pays to Be Ignorant. ABC-7 presents Bugs Dolan Detects Pannous ditetorials Murdar and Mahone. MBS This Stop Me Now includes Keeping Up with the Kids and Chicago Theater Sunny. NBC-2 presents One Man's Family and Sunday Theater is a Gis Jaeck Benny Charlie McCarthy Fred Allen Maur Chevalier Garry Moore Horace Heldt. Linu Armen for Forman Stay Theater ABC-9:30 Betrayal and Cruelly in Grand Troied MBS-12:30 Alan Linax ballads Juvenile Jury Meet Me at Parky's Juvy Gackys comedy Voices of Strings.
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Central Standard Time
New York
NBC
Life of Riley
Judy Canova
Kay Kyser Kollege
CBS
Joan Davis
Vaughn Mouree
the Colonel
ABC
Bugs Dolan
Murdar
Mahone
MBS
Chicago
Sunny
Srrdis
One Man's Family
Jaeck Benny
Charlie McCarthy
Fred Allen
Maur Chevalier
Garry Moore
Puis
Horace Heldt Tatent
So Op
Fhil- Almonne
Leopold Stukay
Armen
Forman
Martens Piaviehi
Ray Millaud
Alan Linax
Parky’s
Unity Baptist Church
Bilger
Rook of Ages
Voice of Prophecy
W.ul
First Christian Church
Wihim
House of M
Nick Carter
Sherlock Houlmes
M Mediation Board
Jimmy Ficher
Parky
Jim Backus
Voice of Strings
M Symphony
Sherlock
Mene Muni
Sien-Ore
Neo Farm
Ozark Valley
Cecil Brown
Kate Smith
Victor al. Lindlake
Coast Guard
Bill Boyd
Martin Black
Johnson
Torn
M Pulton Ae Jr
Honey J. Valor
Falcoon
KXAR
Gabriel Header
Mutual
Mutual Network Radio Schedule and Program List
A dense, fragmented sweep of radio listings for Mutual Network on March 21 and 22, naming program titles, hosts, bands, choirs, sermons, and drama shows. It lists city, time blocks, and a mix of music, news, and religious programs across various stations and networks.
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D. Sc
R. Starnes
Fulton
E. L. Archer
West 5Th Street
Northerney Street
Schooley
Chas. Reynerson
Eteran
Lida Noble
Dependable Trucking and Storage Inc
Hope, Ark
Foy
Gardena
Algo
Hammons Tractor Co
SingLeton
W. P. Singleton Hope, Ark
Rubber Tile
Roy
Allison Hone
Singleton Hope ,Ark
Sporting Goods
Gentry Printing Co
ETIAN
Was Ave
Exarkana, Texas
United Press
Worrester
Mass
Johnny Potentz
Worcestar
Jimmy Dinard
Berlin
Harry Segnar
Singer
Singer Sewing Center
C. B. Russell Grocery & Mkt
West Third Street
Texarkana
Venetian Blind Co
Hazel
C. D. Lauterbach
Star
Fred A. Luck
John L Wilson, JR
Omera Evans
Charles Malone Garrett Willis
J. W. Strickland John Gordon Prescott Cecil E, Weaver
Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
F. D. Roosevelt
Elijah
John Hartford
David G. Baird
Elliott
Eleanor the Great
America
Men Aan | Agency of
David
Harry Hopkins
Pan- American Coffee Bureau
Coffee Republics
Hartford
Baird
Nelson Rockefeller
Jo Davidson
John Hay Whitney
Whitney
Thaye
al Ather
Hyde Park
Li C. OR. Smith
Sliott
Victor Emmanuel
Aviation Corporation
Sare Roosevelt
Johny Roosevelt
Lott
Ruth Googins
Mananuel
Eifiitt
Druth
Pew
Aml Aminuel
Srath
Emmanuel
House
Simuel
White House
United States
Colored Elks
Lexington
Shirley Ample
Movsejuw
Milward
Shirley
Carlton
Rees
Jimmy
California
Tun
Anna
John Boettiger
Victor Emanuel
Elliott Wold
Eliott
Ife
Porker
Hugh & Fullerton, Jr
Habbit McVeigh
Veigh
North Carolina
Toague
Carolina
State
Duke
Wake Forest
Walter Hagen
Walter Magen
Oilers
St. Andrews
Edinburgh
Dundee
Shelton
Wyoming
Qakfawn
Nemo Vista
Helena
Edwards
Center
Forrest City
Smackover
Boys van
O& Town
Dia
Macalester Singers
M Sports Parade Hospitality Club
Norway Univ. Choir
Charles Siocum
Lone Wolf
Newscape
M Jamboree
Dewey
Cape
Emil Coleman
S. Orvh
M Mulidl
Kocar
Church of
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