Fair Enough By Westbrook Pegler Commentary on Herald Tribune leadership
Westbrook Pegler critiques the New York Herald Tribune under Helen Rogers Reid after Ogden Reid's death. He alleges changes in policy and tone reflect elite influence, with criticism of the paper’s coverage of minority issues and its book department.
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Warning Order in Hempstead County Chancery Court
The Hempstead County Hunting Club sues defendants Wind McElroy Lavenia Jackson Hosetia J Hanson Handy Jackson and unknown heirs of Elyria Franklin and others. They are ordered to appear within thirty days to answer the complaint. failure to do so will admit the allegations. Clerk Omera Evans signs March 12 1949 with attorneys Lyle Brown and W S Aiking listed.
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Stranahan Shows Boys How to Play Course
Greensboro match reports Frank Stranahan leading a group of junior players at the Star Mount Forest course in a 66 by five under par round. He sits with a tight pack of pursuers including Lloyd Mangrum Johnny Bulla Sam Snead and Cary Middlecott as a 36 hole finale looms with many under par scores and a crowded leaderboard.
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Nashville Blumes Rule AAU Crown Again
The Nashville Blumes claim their second straight Women's National AAU basketball title by defeating Nashville Business College 35 to 17 in the finals of a six day tournament held in St. Joseph Missouri. The victory secures the crown for at least another year.
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One Great Hour Radio Broadcast Aids Church Drive
Prescott area program notes list a March 26 broadcast from 8 to 10 p.m. CST sponsored by Church World Service to raise funds for rehabilitation and relief work. March 27 offerings at churches, plus the Presbyterian Radio Hour final, Arkansas College choir, and local church events are detailed with speakers, schedules, and community notices.
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New York Radio Lineup Highlights Sunday Schedule
A chaotic listing shows CBS and ABC daytime to prime time blocks with hosts including Truman Ong and Fredy Valcere. It notes Saturday night features varied programs across networks with talk, music, and theater segments, plus guest lineups and station references.
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Parker Squad Game Attracts Grid Interest
March 26 Arkansas sports fans anticipate the Red White intrasquad at Memorial Stadium. The first state capital Red White game features the Razorbacks with new T formation, players from last fall, and seven freshmen likely starters. Injuries sideline veterans Ross Pritchard and Don Reiderer.
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Denizen of the Sea Puzzle Clues and Answers
A dense OCR of a crossword style grid lists horizontal and vertical clues with mixed symbols and fragmented words, including entries like sea creature, antenna, bind, and various other cryptic prompts. The garbled text resembles a published puzzle page with incomplete entries and misread punctuation.
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Kentucky Meets Aggies Tonight in National Title Clash
The Wildcats with Olympic stars face the defensively minded Aggies in a high stakes NCAA final. Oklahoma A&M aims to become the first three time champion, while coaches at the NCAA meeting hail this as one of the era’s greatest basketball battles. John Bunn elected president as meetings close.
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Commission to Probe Dispute Decision Over Boxing Match
New York Boxing Commission to begin an inquiry Monday into last night's 12 round split decision at Madison Square Garden. The bout pitted Bronx middleweight Jake LaMotta against Robert Villemain of Branco, with protest erupting from 14941 fans and mixed judging notes across multiple officials and press observers.
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Club Chief Objects to Dickson Sale Amid Baseball Clash
Cardinal owner Saigh and manager Dyer clash over Murry Dickson sale to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Saigh says future operation differences will arise, while Dyer contends he was not consulted about the deal. Dyer is under a two year contract reportedly earning 840,000 per year.
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