Purchasing Suit Hearing Delayed in Arkansas Court
Little Rock March 92 A weeklong suspension stalls a suit aimed at blocking referral of Act 345 of 1951 to a statewide vote. Gov McMath administration backs the action. Testimony from Wayne Upton, appointed special commissioner by the Arkansas Supreme Court, continues on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays with hearings recessed until Monday after yesterday’s session.
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Little Rock
Tuatinony
Activa
Arkansan Sypreme
McMath
Wayna Upton
Supreme Court
Yeaterday
Wholesale Prices Show Increase
Washington reports a rise in prices for fresh fruits and vegetables, with the Bureau of Labor's index up 0.2 percent for the week ending March 18. The index reached 12.8 percent of the 749 average but remains 2 below January levels.
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Washington
Anger
Bureau of Labor Initiative
Phillips Cage Team Again in Finals
Phillips Cage, led by seven foot Hob Kurland, powered into the AAU Basketball Tournament finals in Hollywood. They routed opponents in the semi finals as Bartlesville's Phillips Géere built a large lead before bench rotations. Hollywood and Oklahoma City rival teams moved toward third place as the event neared its championship.
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Denver
Pearlata
Battlesville
Oklo
Hollywood
Pibber McGee
Molly Jasm
San Francisco
Phillips
Peoria Saqe
Community notices And church events march around town
A series of church rallies and programs are announced for March in Texarkana Prescott and Hempstead County. Events include a Thorn Armistead rally at Fothel AME Church, Union Harmonettes concert, Southwest Arkansas Conference Lay activities, a 4-H dramatic tournament at Lincoln High, and multiple Circle meetings at BeeBee Memorial C M E Church. Also listed are birthday dinners, hospital visits, and Epworth League program plans with dates from March 18 to March 26.
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Union Harmonettes of
Texarkana
Hethel Ame
Prescott District
Southwest Arkansas
HeeBee Memorial C. M. E
Publc
Lincoln High School Gymnagium
Washington
Hempstead County
BeeBee Memorial C. M. E. Church
Char
Meo Bostic
Mate, de Sanders
Epworth League of BeeBos Memorial C. A. E. Church
Mellie Sanders
Th. Rhone
Sports in Brief From The Associated Prose Genera
World Three Cushion tournament upset by Miss Masako Kiitura of Japan over Ray Kilgore 60-48. Jack Kramer beats Frank Kovacs 7-5 as Masters Tennis Tourney opens. Jockey Richard A. Thompson dies from injuries from Monday spill at Gulfstream Park. Elmer Reed of Allania Georgia and Lew Worshem Oakmont Pennsylvania tied for first round lead in Gulf Coast Invitational in Jackson. Elmer Reed claimed second in Gulf Coast event. Sam Jethroe sprained left wrist with contusions for Boston Braves. Detroit Tigers purchase Ken Johnson from Phillies for over 20000. Piping Arms wins Gulfstream feature. Jet Master third. Brown Wiloma wins Gold Cup at Golden Gates. Black Bantam wins Oklahoma Purse at Oaklawn.
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Associated Prose Genera
San Francisco
Masako
Kiitura
Japan
Ray Kilgore
Philadelphia
Jack Kramer
Frank Kovacs
Inquirer
White Plains
N. Y
Ken Johnson
Phillies
Miami
Piping Arms
Gulfsheam
Albany
Calif
Brown Wloma
Golden Gates Fields
Hot Springs
Oklahoma
Oaklawn
Wynn Heads Toward Another Strong Indians Season
Wynn, the Cleveland righthander once at risk for nonsupport, appears set for a rebound 1952. He aims to surpass his 20-13 mark from 1951 after a sharp spring, despite weak run support that hampered his wins. In LOS ANGELES he pitched five scoreless innings as the Indians beat the White Sox 4-0.
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Ralph Roden
Associated Press
Farry Wynn
Cleveland Indians
Wynn
Cleveland
Indians
Wyn
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles
Eddie Robinson
Mint
Fred Hahn
Ralph Beard
S J. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
St. Petersburg
Fla
Hahn
Reds
Beard
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Bernardino
Calif
Roy Smalley
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh
Warre’t Hacker
Cubs
Fullerton
Calit
Fire Hits Wrangell Alaska Destroying Downtown
A large fire in Wrangell Alaska destroyed 21 business buildings along the waterfront in the town of about 1300 residents. The blaze began in a hardware store from a boiler explosion and destroyed Wrangell's only hotel and bakery, with low water pressure hindering efforts to save structures. No casualties were reported and residents aided firefighters as flames spread through the street.
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Wrangell
Alaska
F Mal
Seattle
Elks Club
Redemen's Lodge
Wildcats Dominate NCAA Opener In Raleigh 82-54
Kentucky powered past Penn State 82 54 before 11000 fans in Raleigh as All American Cliff Hagan led with 20 points. The NCAA tourney action featured St John’s Illinois Duquesne St Louis Wyoming Santa Clara UCLA NC State Dayton Princeton and Kansas with Lovellette scoring 31 for Kansas in a 68 64 win in Kansas City.
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Corvalls
Ore
Raleleh
N. C
Chicago
Kansas City
Wildcats
Penn State
Raleigh
Cliff Hagan
St. John’s Illinois
Duquesne
Kanena
St. Louis
Wyoming
Santa Clara
UCLA
Corvallis
St. John's
North Carolina
Wolfpack
Ulinals
Dayton
Duruesne
Princeton
Debonair Dukey
Kansas
Clyde ‘Lovellette
Texas Christian
St Louis
New Mexico A & M
Lovellette
George Glamack
Ollahoma City
Fights Last Night Report From AP Malta Card
New York Gil Turner stopped Don Wile in Philadelphia as MG 1-2. Worcester and West Palm Beach bouts feature Tom Clark, Norman Thompson, Mandy Leal, and Mario Trigg with varied weights and results. scattered results from Corpus Christi and Paterson noted.
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Associated Press
New York
Gil Turner
Philadelphia
Don Wile Lining
Worcester
Mags
West Palm Beach
Fla
Tommy Clark
Injuries Fatal to Jockey Richard Thompson Dies
Jockey Richard A Thompson, 22, of Jeffersonville Indiana, died at Mount Sinai Hospital at 4 am after being thrown from Eternal Great in Gulfstream Park’s fourth race. He was trampled by another horse and died from injuries suffered in the spill. Thompson earned his first win last year in Charlestown West Virginia and had logged over 100 wins since beginning his apprenticeship.
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Miami, Beach
Fla
Richard A. Thompson
Gulfstream Park
Jeffersonville
Eternal Great
Mount Sinai Hospital
Thompson
Charlies Town
W. Va
Olympic Carnival Charity Track Meet At Madison Square Garden
Boston and Detroit lead Friday results as teams clash across cities in a charity Olympic Carnival expected to raise about twenty five thousand dollars. The program features six track events and a guest appearance by Dick Button, five time world and Olympic skater.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Chicago
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Washington
Brooklyn
San Francisco
United States
New York
Oakland
Madisorg Square Garden
Olympic Track Committee
Pinky Sober
Dick Button
Japan
Five Entrants Named For Oaklawn Handicap Race
Hot Springs March 22 five horses were listed for the Oaklawn Handicap the weekend finals. Mrs Emil Denemark’s Ruhe tops the small field at 117 pounds with Johnny Heckmann riding. rivals include Gloriette Spur On Fleet Factor and False. Black Bantam won the Oklahoma Purse earlier, returning $4.80.
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Hot Springs
Emil Denemark
Ow Kite
Johnny Heckmann
Ethel Kendall Wiel
Bernard W. Landy
Raymond Wilkinson
Nellie M. Mikel
Fleet Factor
Southland
False
New Orleans
Gloriette
R. A. Rearebek
Oklahoma
Oaklawn
William Ownes
Early Parliament Press Debates Trigger Arrests of Printers
In early English parliamentary history, the body sought to suppress extensive reporting of debates. It even had the lord mayor of London arrested for not honoring warrants against printers, highlighting tensions between Parliament and the press.
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London
Dramatic Family Ties and a Choir Harbored in Edwardian Memoir
Henri Lemay wrestles with family legacy and a possible ten dollar loan as cousins Julie Heloise and Joseph Newman influence Leonie’s looming engagement. Miss Julie mocks country fashion while Henri revisits past on an old piano, drafting notes about his grandfather and a plantation along the Edisto.
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Joseph Newman
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Newman
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Poe
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Panama
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Heloise
Leonie
Trousseau
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Banjo Domingo
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George
Planta
Edisto River
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Sean
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