Poppy Day charity aids children of veterans in Hope
Mrs. Wordin Stuart, Child Welfare Chairman, urges Poppy Day support on May 4 1938 and May 5 1916 observances to fund local veterans families needs through the American Legion Auxiliary. Volunteers sell memorial flowers to raise funds kept separate for disabled veterans and children. Funeral notices and a Mothers Pay meeting are listed among local events.
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Lorene Johnson
Reed Chosen by NBA Pros in Draft
New York St Louis yesterday selected Jim Reed of Pine Bluff Arkansas in the National Basketball Association draft of college players. Reed played college basketball at Arkansas Tech.
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Busso Featured in Fast Company Event Mix of Names
An odd garble of names and places appears to reference a televised event at St Nicholas Aves with individuals Rafeyne Dave Feld Gedened Surles Artin Beligiyt and others. The text lists various terms and codes that resemble a press card or panel lineup for a session tied to Busse and a Fast Company context.
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Wingo Guides Barons Past Mobile Bears for Win
Wingo propelled Birmingham to a 21 victory over Mobile in the Class AA play. He extended his perfect record to four wins with no losses and drove in a run with a solid single in the eighth. The Barons pulled ahead to lead the league by a half game as Memphis, Atlanta, Nashville and New Orleans had the day off.
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Southern to Start Later Next Season
Atlanta Crackers president Mann urged the Southern Association to delay the league start by two weeks next year to improve early attendance. He argued late opening would boost fan turnout and team support, noting 13 home dates so far drew about 6,560 spectators per game and that some believe Atlanta needs Triple-A rather than Double-A baseball. He also mentioned consulting the league and considering a player-help plan while warning against potential harm to the circuit.
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NCAA committee to report on enforcement actions
New Orleans the National Collegiate Athletic Association's enforcement arm the Committee on Disruptions opens its initial report during a three day council meeting Walter Byers NCAA executive and Al Kirwan of the fly of Kertorky comuit lead the panel as it begins its review separating applications for membership and interpreting rules The council also outlined a plan allowing Olympic basketball team practice against opposing conferences with approval contingent on conference involvement
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Cards End Five-Year Slide with First-Place Tie
The St Louis Cardinals rode six putouts by Ellis Kinder to a 2-0 win over the Milwaukee Braves and moved into first in the National League, two games ahead of the Brooklyn Dodgers. Kinder, a 41 year old reliever, earned three victories this season while retiring the last two batters on opening day and guiding two late-inning stanzas as Redbirds shut out their foes for the second straight game. The win follows a 19 1/3 scoreless innings streak and comes as interleague play begins with several crucial clashes on today’s schedule. The Dodgers and Yankees, still atop their leagues, face renewed pressure as the pennant races tighten.
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Southern Ave GR Recaps and Tonight's Southern Playoffs
Yesterday Birmingham beat Mobile 2 to 0. Chattanooga at Little Rock postponed due to cold wet weather. Today Atlanta at New Orleans Chattanooga at Little Rock Nashville at Memphis Birmingham at Mobile St. Louis 2 Milwaukee 0 matches scheduled. Tonight Brooklyn at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Milwaukee New York at Chicago Pittsburgh at St Louis.
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Barkley a beloved figure in politics and life
Senator Alben W. Barkley, aged 74, admired by friends and foes alike, reflected on a long career marked by service and ambition. He spoke at Washington and Lee University about accepting a back seat in life, then captivated a Democratic convention with a standing ovation that underscored his enduring devotion to public service.
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Detroit at New York game night note
Schedule shows Detroit at New York, Chicago at Baltimore night, Cleveland at Washington night, and Kansas City at Boston with no specific game times listed.
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Big League Boys win seventh straight game at Legion Field
The Big League All-Stars crushed Lafayette County Junior American Legion 14 to 1 at Legion Field led by Johnny Lingo who allowed no hits through four innings and fanned 12 in his first start. Hope tallied six in the first inning and added six more in the fourth, with key hits from Purtle Jones Lingo and Gilbert. The weekly schedule runs through August 1, sponsored by Rotary Club Hope Star Coca Cola Bottling Co and Citizens Bank to support baseball opportunities for former Little League and Pony League players.
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Russell Aims for World High Jump Record
Not promising, but Bil Russell of the University of San Francisco says he is after a world high jump mark. He cleared 6-4 in a meet where USF fell to College of the Pacific 84-49. Despite a bruised heel, he showed a two inch gain since his first jump 10 days earlier, seeking to surpass Walter Davis's 1953 record.
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Landy Faces Breathing Troubles Before California Races
Australian miler John Landy told reporters he is struggling to breathe during workouts in California. He spoke after a two hour session at Stanford University covering about 12 miles and said acclimatization in a foreign country usually takes a week. He arrived Sunday and will head to Los Angeles for a race on Saturday with another meet set for May 12 in Fresno.
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Whitney Tests Derby Hopefuls at Churchill Downs
Louisville officials watched two Kentucky Derby hopefuls in a trial at Churchill Downs as Head Man ran in an 11 horse field and Careed Boy faced a injured foot in a mile and a quarter work. The 42nd Derby trial determined possible starters for Saturday with Needles still the favorite despite refusal to work out.
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Negro Shot Dead in El Dorado Slaying Details Emerge
Hosie Lewis a 27 year old Black man was killed by a shotgun blast behind a downtown liquor store in El Dorado yesterday. Pete Trailer of El Dorado was captured at Farmersville La and brought back for questioning. Police quoted a witness saying Trailer fired the shot but the motive remains unclear.
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