National Press Chile for theisang year president formed
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Temple Proves Sparkplug of Redlegs in 26 Percent Hit Pace
Temple, a Texas League graduate now with Cincinnati, drives in the deciding run as the Reds edge the Giants 5-4 to move into second in the National League. The Phillies led by Philadelphia’s pace. Dodger defeat, Cubs win in 11, and AL notes include White Sox extending lead and Indians tallying seventh win in eight. The weather remains unsettled.
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Pall of elements defies simple count and order
A dense listing notes 62 elements making up pall with hints that matter persists despite a loose grouping. Some items like sory and fort appear as fragmentary terms while others suggest a broader, if cryptic, catalog of substances and forces within a complex system.
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Probate Court Notices Full Final and Guardian Settlements Listed
Notice announces final and annual settlements filed in Hempstead County Probate Court Arkansas. Thomas Hays as administrator with will annexed for Hattie L Weltman estate and Citizens National Bank of Hope as guardian for minor James Cleveland Nelson. Settlements dated April 7 184 and April 30 1854.
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Prominent U S Citizens Die In National Obituary News
Washington reports Henry P. Steddmint helped organize the Budget Bureau and set national budget procedures. New York notes Louly Banton, longtime Daily Mail editor and Philadelphia wisconsin links. Chicago recalls Josephine Patterson Philips, sister of Robert W. Patterson. Worcester records Dr. George H. Blakeslee, 62, Clark University historian. New York notes Roselle Hellenberg Osk, 70, painter with works in public exhibits.
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Robert W. Patterson
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New York Daily News
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Clark University
State Department
New, York
Roselle Hellenberg Osk
Probers Seek Dope on Sadler in Army Scandals
In a public session, House investigators sought information on alleged Army favoritism toward athletes including Sandy Saddler and Sugar Ray Robinson. Brig. Gen. Herbert Powell admitted Army responsibility for any improper handling of athletes and discussed other scouting and bidding claims.
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New York Giants
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Army
Native Dancer To Run Again In Belmont Feature
New YorkIns Native Dancer by Alfred Vanderbilt with IB victories in 19 starts to make first Tour appearance in the 46 100 Commando Allowance at Belmont. Eric Guerin will ride the champion who was two and three year old champion of the year and who has earned 743020 ranks him 11th all time money winner. The Dancer with horses including Battisthe six furlong sal iance.
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Alfred Vanderbilt
Belmont
Eric Guerin
Garn
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Bogart Answers Back on TV and Romance Rumors
Hollywood transcript shows Humphrey Bogart denying misquotes and out of context remarks from interviews. He claims pressures about accepting TV roles while preserving film work, deflects gossip about Italian press romance with Silvana Pampanini, and says tabloid reports misportrayed his marriage to Lauren Bacall and family.
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Humphyey Bogart
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Arlene Dahl
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Cotton Council Organizer Dies in Blytheville Funeral set
B. G. West, 68, a prominent Arkansas planter and organizer of the National Cotton Council, former Memphis resident and incorporator of the American Cotton Shippers Association, died at 6 in Blytheville Hospital. Funeral services are scheduled tomorrow, with burial at Roselawn Cemetery in Little Rock. West helped establish the Arkansas Cotton Trade Association and oversaw 40 elevators in the region.
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Little Rock
Theater Career Is Like a Lottery the Odds Against Success
New York columnist HAL BOYLE compares a theater career to a lottery with slim odds of success. Eddie Albert discusses choosing performance for love, not courage, and recalls starting as a speaker at political events before breaking into film and nightclub work with his wife Margot.
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New York
Welther
Eddie Albert
Ellow Business
Hydie
Grave Digger
Herlet
Hiera
Roman Wolitay
Audrey Hepburn
the Waldorf
Marga
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Margo
Edie
Little Rock Four-Ball Golf Match Opens With Star Pairs
In Little Rock, the Four-Ball tournament at the Country Club opened with top pairs Denton and Kittle facing Collum and Barber. Denton and Kittle posted five under par 69 in qualifying, while defending champions Person and Elder qualified automatically. A sudden death playoff determined two additional spots in the championship flight after teams tied at 72.
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Little Rock Country Club
Billy Joe Denton
Blytheville
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Memphis
Paul Collim
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Tithnettin
Collum
Byron Nelson
Barber
University of Arkansas Jinks
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Lwbanden
Ross
Collings
Cintus Person
Eaten Elder
Nashville Wins Over Travelers
Nashville tops Memphis in a 10-3 game as Birmingham’s Jack Urban limits opponents to six hits. The Barons sweep the two game set and gain the league lead, while Atlanta breaks a winless drought and Little Rock ties for sixth. Homers by Art Dunham and Bob Lennon spark Nashville’s fourth inning rally.
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Associated Press
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Larry Lasssite
New Orleans
Southern Association
Birmingham Barons
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Pellegas
Barons
Pels
Jack Urban
Birmingham
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Little Rock
Chattanooga
Memphis
Otey
Little Hock
Joe Stupak
Art Dunham
Bob Lennon
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Bill Tappe
Lennon
Milo Johnson
Dream Mile miracle shocks world of track
Oxford reports Roger Lannister, a 19-year-old medical student, breaking the world four minute mile with a 4:31.4 clocking amid cold conditions. Lannister, famed for shyness, says the sport centers on racing an opponent rather than clock. His Austrian coach Franz Stanoff advised relax, boosting his confidence as he neared the final lap.
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Oxford
England
Roger Lannister
Franz Stanofl
Rexlax
Demos Blame U.S. Loss on Split Administration Policy
At a national Democratic conference Washington correspondent D Harold Oliver reported Guy Gilletts Odowa told attendees the United States suffered an astounding and unprecedented defeat in Geneva over Indochina. He blamed the loss on what he called a split Republican administration and its foreign policy inaction.
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Guy Gilletts
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United States
Geneva
Indochina
Republian Adminnstrati
Four Horsemen of Notre Dame to mark 40th anniversary
Gayle Talbot reports on plans to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Four Horsemen of Notre Dame, with Granlland Rice recalling the 1924 game against Army. Stuhldreher Layden Crowley and Miller are featured in reminiscences, noting their impact and the era’s pacing. The team’s 1922-24 record is cited along with Notre Dame’s coach Knute Rockne comparisons.
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New York
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Harry Stuhtdreher
Elmer Layden
Jim Crowley
Don Miller
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Brooklyn at Philadelphia and other today’s games
Baseball slate lists Brooklyn at Philadelphia New York at Pittsburgh St Louis at Cincinnati Chicago at Milwaukee United were postponed yesterday’s results show Chicago Brooklyn 7 Cincinnati 4 Milwaukee 3 Pittsburgh 1 Philadelphia at St Louis postponed in Southern Association standings note.
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Cincinnati
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St. Louis
Milwaukee
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Top Radio Programs and Tonight's Baseball Schedule
NBC airs Bob’s, That’s High, and Harriet while ABC features Can You Top This and The World We Live. CBS broadcasts Counter Spy and Mr. Keen Take A Number. MBS offers Counter Spy and Tennessee Ernie. Tonight Philadelphia hosts New York. Washington visits Boston. Cleveland plays Chicago. Detroit faces Boston with a postponement noted.
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Boxing results from Newark and Detroit bouts report
The Associated Press reports last nights boxing results with fighters including Vince Marin nel of Paterson New Jersey and Harold Tones of Detroit who both lost on points. Irvin Steen of San Diego defeated Tommie Dixon of New York on points in Newark.
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New York
Baseball Scores From American Association and Texas League
Louisville defeated Minneapolis 9 to 4 while St Paul beat Toledo 7 to 4 Indianapolis stopped Charleston 1 to 0 and Kansas City blanked Columbus 5 to 0 In the Texas League Housen toped Fort Worth 6 to 4 Oklahoma City beat Shreveport 2 to 1 San Antonio won 6 to 4 over Dallas and Beaumont at Tulsa was postponed
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Out of Doors tale of a mangrove snapper ruse
Al McClane details a Florida bridge fishing yarn where a mangrove snapper plays a tricky game with bait. The narrator describes baiting, feeding, and strategic timing as the fish mimics appetite, tests anglers, and ultimately proves elusive.
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