Henry Wallace and the Roerich guru controversy explodes
The piece details lingering allegations of Henry Wallace’s belief in a mystical guru, Nicholas Roerich, and the political fallout. It cites State Department records and investigative threads linking Wallace to Roerich and to duties in Asia, including China and Manchukuo, with notable names such as Louis Horch, George Roerich, Howard G. MacMillan, and James J. Stevens.
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Henry Wallace
Roerich
Henry
Wallace
Departments of State and Agriculture
New York Supreme Court
Internal Revenue
Nicholas Roerich
Nicholas
Louis Horch
Hoerich
God
Walace
State Department
Haerich
United States
China
Inner Mongolia
Riverside Drive
New York
Asia
Rich
George
Han Ihea
Maneburig
Department of Agriculture
Pop
Washington
F. D. Roosevelt
Howard G. MacMillan
James J. Stevens
Mevrich
Rovricch
Menry
Mau Mills
Stevens
Rourich
Roosevelt
Ierich
Baing
Japan
Manchukuo
Pu Yi
District 7 Coaches Meet at Hope High School
District 7 Athletic Association members and district officials gather at Hope High School on Tuesday May 11 for a meeting called by Jack Clemens Magnolia High School principal and association president.
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District 7 Athletic Association
Hope High
Jack Clemens
Magnolia High School
Mangrum Leads in Gooda Round Robin Golf Show
Lloyd Mangrum, former National Open champion and leading money winner, shot 66 to hold a plus 14 as the Goodall Round Robin tees off its second and third rounds. Herman Barron, Johnny Palmer, Bob Hamilton, Claude Harmon, and Bobby Locke also posted strong scores while the field faces a tough par 72 layout.
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New Rochelle N
Lloyd Mangrum
Mangrum
Byron Nelson
Ig i
Herman Barron
White Plains
M. D
Mangram
Johnny Palmler
Badin
N. C
Goodall —Raniest
Bob Hamilton
Thandover
Claude Harmon
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Hwith Ea Turgel
Detroit
Bobby Locke
South Africa
Bears Blow Lead, Little Rock Wins Game
Mobile Bears lost 6-5 at Little Rock after a late ninth inning rally by the Travelers. Memphis beat New Orleans 10-1 as John Perkovich pitched well for Memphis. Chattanooga won at Atlanta 1-0 with runs in the ninth. Tonight’s games feature Chattanooga at Atlanta and three other matchups.
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Bears
Little Rock
Mobile Bears
Nashville
Travelers
Birmingham
Memphis
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Roerichs Stir Tokyo Publicity Then Visit Manchukuo
An official Roerich delegation with ties to Manchukuo travels from Tokyo to Manchukuo on May 23, 1934. They meet Pu Yi and display ceremonial insignia while US Agriculture ties praise his cultural merits. MacMillan and Stevens, delayed and misled by officials, are redirected to the American consul in Dairen.
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Roevieh
Manchukuo
Roeviehs
Tokyo
MacMilan
Stevens
Nacich
MacMillan
Mgr
Tsubakami
Pa ¥i
Garrells
Roerich
Garrets
Dairen
Kwantung Army
Mancchukuo
Pu Yi
Mortimer Snord Wallace
Roerich Museum
Hoevich
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Graziano Preps For Zale With Sparring And Stride
Ellenville notes Rocky Graziano in second sparring session ahead of his May bout with Tony Zale. He trains at Nevele Country Club, hit hard in practice but shows high stamina, while old-time adviser questions his defensive skill. Connie Mack and Clark Griffith debate signing Bebo Newsom after Washington visit.
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Ellenville
N. Ys
Rocky Graziano
Rocky
Tony Zale
Graziano
Nevele Country Club
Dan Morgan
Athletics
Washington
Connie Mack
Clark Griffith
Bebo Newsom
Griff
Connie
Griffith
Mack
Castoffs Lead Athletics to Victory
New York May 7 UP Everybody looks the same to the flying Philadelphia Athletics these days even Bobby Feller The A s rode into first place yesterday by knocking Feller and the Cleveland Indians out of that choice tenancy with an 8 to 6 victory their fifth straight and their second in a row over the Ohioans Four castoffs Eddie Joost Barney McCoskey Ferciin Guerra and Eddie Majeski led a 11 hit Philadelphia attack Dick Fowler won his first victory Ken Keltner hit a second inning grand slam for Cleveland Joe Garden homered for the Indians A disputed homer gave the Yankees a 6 to 6 win over the Browns Allie Reynolds improved to 4 0 for the season The Tigers beat Boston 8 to 3 in a game marred by a fist fight between Birdie Tebbetts and George Vico Hal Newhouser faltered early for Detroit but relief pitcher Hal White preserved the win. Washington beat Chicago 5 to 0 as Barry Wynn held the White Sox to three hits Tony McBride hit three for a .456 average The Giants beat the Pirates 9 to 2 ending Pittsburgh s six game win streak Johnny Mize homered twice and Ed Peat won with a second complete game Rain washed out all other major league games.
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New York
Philadelphia Athletics
Bobby Feller
A's
Feller
Cleveland Indians
Ohioans
Lou Boldreau
Cleveland
Athletics
White Sox
Browns
Bobby
Boudreau
Eddie Joost
Cincinnati
Barney McCoskey
Detroit
Ferciin Guerra
Washington
Eddie Majeski
Yankee
Phildelphia
Dick Fowler
Majeski
Joust
McCoskey
Guerra
Ken Keltner
Zack Taylor
Will Harridge
Broenas
Gerald Priddy
Tigers
Boston
Birdie Tebbets
Red Sox
George Vica
Tebbetts
Vico
Birdie
Tebbelts
Hal Newhouser
Hal Wlite
George Kel
Vice
Tebbets
Washington Senators
Chicsago White Sox
Griffith Stadium
Barry Wynn
Sox
Wail Masterson
Chicago
Senators
Tony MecBride
Bill Wight
Giants
Ray Poat
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Johnny Mize
Peat
Tomer
Ed Stevents
Track Letters Awarded as Season Ends Hope Season Closes With District 104 Victory
Hope High School track teams end 1947-48 season with a District 104 title clinched by beating Texarkana Ary and North Heights. Tommy Britt and Judd of Camden faced top foes, while Hope earned six firsts six seconds and four thirds for 51 points. Stay 4 the Cats finished 12th in state meet scoring. Nolan Tollett announced 48 lettermen including Buddy Sutton and Tommy Britt. Baseball notes: North Heights ends Hope’s seven-game win streak 10-7 at Burnett Park as Hope heads to finale at Gordon next week.
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Hope High
Hope Tracksters
Hope
Texarkana
Ary
North Heights
Camden
Dorada
Camaden
Judd
Tommy Britt
Britt
Little Rock
John Hunt
Hunt
North Little Rock
Tiger Stadium
Cats
Arkansas
Buddy Sutton
Bob Hyatt
Nolan Tollett
Jimmy Dick ‘Hammons
Roger Neal
J. Sutton
Wesley Huddleston
Russell
Anderson
Dobson
Ingram
Gunter
LaGrone
Westbrook
Hazzard
Broks
Baseball results from yesterday across leagues and cities
The Associated Press lists National League scores with New York beating Pittsburgh 9 to 2 and New York 6 St Louis 3 while Detroit 8 Boston 3 and Washington 4 Chicago 0. Philadelphia 8 Cleveland 5. Texas League games include Dallas 11 Shreveport 2 and Houston 7 Tulsa 5. Southern Association results show Birmingham 4 Nashville 2 and Memphis 10 New Orleans 1.
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Southern Association
le Pet
Nashville
Mobile
Birmingham
Memphis
Atlanta
New Orleans
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
St Lates
Datrait
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New
Associated Press
National League of New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Detroit
St.Louis
Knight
Dallas
Shreveport
Houston
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Beasument
Top Radio Programs by the Associated Press Central Standard Time
New York May 7 listing NBC seven Paul Lavalle Melody 7:30 Can You Top This 8:30 Waltz Time CBS Fanny Brice 8 Morgan Armeche Langford 8:30 Ozzie and Harriet ABC Lone Ranger 6:30 7:30 8:30 Break the Bank MBS Drama There’s Always a Woman 7:30 Leave It to the Girls 8:30 Information Please
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Associated Press
Central Standard
New York
NBC
Paul Lavalle
CBS
Fanny Brice
Morgan- Armeche-Langford
Harriet
ABC
Zee
FBI
MBS
Mutual Network Radio Schedule Highlights May 8
Radio listing shows Mutual Network programming across morning to sign off, including Adventure Parade, Newsreels, sports reports, and music programs. Notable items include News, 5-Star Final, Meet the Press, Love Letters, Hillbilly Hoedown, Sunrise Serenade, Market Report, and various music and variety features with multiple show times and station notes.
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Superman
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis
Henry J. Taylor
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatler
Mutual
Meet the Press
Bernie Cummins
Oreh
Lawrence Welk
KXAR
the Practical Gardener
Bill, Harrington
Ivory
Ozark Valley Follks
Riders of Purple Save Trio
Time Pro-Arte Quartet
Bill Boyd
Rhythm Drifters Farm Fair
Louie Prima
Lionel Hampion
Charlie Slocwn
Cornel
Chicago
M News
Alan Lomax
M . Mutual
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Gentry
Ody Myon Geed
D & PL
Temple Catton
OiCo
McWilliams Seed Store
Salle
Marie Hicks
Olid C.C.C
E. Wilson, Fulton
Aphebae
Chinchilla
Zeland
Oly LeGrand
South Main Street
New Addition
South Pine
Eureka
Patter
Wade
Chas
Ynerson
Mary Loy
Brick Yard
Harage
T. L. Brint
South Elm
Experiment Station
Wan
J. MecAller
Rawleigh
South Hempstead County
Hustler
Awleigh
Penn
A. D
Doc Brannon
City Furniture Co
East 3Rd. Street
L+E
Trucking and Storage Inc
Ark
PRIVA
Hom
Cail
J. B. Ellen
Hva.r. Latto
T.W.G. Latto
Thad Grace
Bhitch
Nick
E. R. Beth
Thad W. Grace
Rusty Jones
Harry Segnar
South Main
Foy
Waswaons Tractor CO
Walnut St
A. T. Whitehurst
Rep
Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association of
Omaha
James & Moore
Cleaners
Vaughn’s Antiques
North
Mena, Arkansas
Noleum
Roy Allison
C.D. Lauterbach
S. Walnut
Barwick's Electric Service
Hope, Ark
H. L. Adams West Ltd
Fulton Streets
Vernie Goynea
Coker
Tom
Kinser Cotton Row
Star
Guen Walker Thurston A. Hulsey Rer Ie Die
EO Lester
Cook
Fred A. Luck
Transt
Gut Joh JR. iMttes
Omura. Evans
Charles Malone Garrett Willis
W. Strickland John Gordon Prescott Cecil E. Weaver
King Features Syndicate
The
John Perkovich
Stan Wasiak
Bill Hart
George Shupa
Cal Abrams
Ben Cantrell
Gabby Mavis
Frank Helter
John Grick
Marlin Stuart
Russ Oppliger
Hugh & Fullerton Jr
By Carl Sandust
Mitchell LaGreene
Jamie Russell
Emmet
Gordon
Mutual Network
Little Big Feather
Pontiac
Thalerie
Poitta
Hempstead Motor CO
Walnut
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