Real estate ads offer cheaper homes with GI loans
Several properties advertised near Beverly Hills offer 100 percent financing for veterans and GI loans for four lot parcels. One corner lot home near Brookwood school on Edgewood Street is listed for 300 dollars down and 36 dollars monthly. A store residence combo at Shover Springs Rosston highway is priced with 1 008 dollars cash and 424 75 monthly payments, with six acres included and oil-field value potential. The F H A program promises loans with 350 dollars down on a 7 000 dollar home. Foster Ellis Realty Co advertises rapid sales with over 40 000 dollars in real estate sold in 10 days.
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Jewel White
Prescott
Ark
West 6Th
New Brookwood School
Edgewood Street
Beverly Hills
Shover, Springs
Rosston
Nevada
Foster-Ellis Ralty CO
East Second Street
Phonas
Bill and Mink's Barbequy Sale Offer
A local eatery owner announced a back to school move with a low sale price for high return. Customers are invited to visit and make offers as the business seeks energy for a fresh start.
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Bill and Mink's
Sports Mirror Today Highlights Historic Sprint Record
A year ago Mel Pattin of UBC ran 220 yards in 20 seconds, beating Jesse Owens world mark set in 1935. Five years ago most events were canceled for V E day in Europe. Ten years ago Chick Fraser, baseball scout for the New York Yankees, died at 69. Fifteen years ago Mel Ott homered to lead majors. Providence Reds set a circuit record with 44 victories in 1944 49 season. Ace hurdler Jim Gehrdes of Altoona is student president of PSU Athletic Association.
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Mel Pattin
Jessy Owens
Europe
Chick Fraser
New York Yankies
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Radio Schedule Snippet with Morning to Evening Lineup
A cluttered listing shows a day’s radio programming with multiple shows and times. Notable items include Melody Bank, News, Sports Calendars, Gabriel Heatter and Fulton Lewis commentary, and various music blocks. The schedule spans morning through late night with ads and sign offs.
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Mark Senilene
Tom
Musit Ag Elelton
Gabriel Heatter
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Peter Salem
Bill Henry
Melody Bank
Frank Edwards
Babe Ruth
Thasday
Musical Musketeers
Jolly Baker Boys
Robert Harieigh
M. Nashville Calling
Buddy Clark
Bob Poole
Kate Smith
Lenny Ross
Melody Bank Hillbilly
Eddie Arnold
Church of Christ
Baxter
Melody Boys
Sutton
Queen
Melody Banj
Melody Corral
Monte Cristo
Harrison Wood
Dante Music
Mutual
Coe Aims for Colonial National at Fort Worth Match
Coe points to the Colonial National at Fort Worth where he will clash with top pros as amateur golf’s triple crown event. Oklahoma City’s slim figure Bob Goldwater, 38, Phoenix businessman, is defeated 7 and 6 in the Western Amateur final, a display of the young man’s million-dollar swing before a 5,000-strong gallery.
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Dallas
Charlie Coe
Oklahoma
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Bob Goldwater
Phoenix
Ariz
Class A Track Records: Edmonson Sets 20 Yard Hurdle Mark
In rain softened Little Rock track meet, Jabe Edmondson of Bauxite set the Class A 20 yard high hurdle record at 18.4 seconds on a waterlogged track. Little Rock repeated as Big Six champion with 57 points, North Little Rock 36, Camden 26, Magnolia and Conway tied for second at 18.
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Little Rock
Arkansas High School
Jabe Edmondson
Bauxite
Camden
Little Rocks
North Little Rock
Magnolia
Conaway
Sale of Hempstead County land in Arkansas notice
In Hempstead Chancery Court Elliot W Williams plaintiff Oswald Crain and Hansford Williams defendants notice of sale by commissioner Omera Evans on May 20 1950 between 9 am and 3 pm at public outcry for land described as the east of NW and NE of the SW quarter section 32 township south range 25 west Hempstead Arkansas with bond for purchase price eight percent interest and vendor's lien. sale of parts then whole highest bid accepted witness May 2 1950 seal
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Oswald E. Crain
Hansford G. Williams
Omera Evans
County of Hempstead
Arkansas
Top Radio Programs Tonight in New York Listings
Local radio and television guide for Monday and Tuesday outlines NBC CBS ABC and MBS schedules in New York. Notable programs include Gordon MacRae Pink Lady Life of Riley My Friend Irma Lone Ranger Henry Taylor Talk Ted Malone Strictly From Dixie Crime Fighters Murder at Midnight Stella Dallas Kate Smith and Say It With Missie across the networks with times from early afternoon to late evening.
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New York
May
NBC
Industries
Gordon MacRae
Pink Lady
Voorhees
Bidu Sayao
Paul LaValle
Band of America
Christopher
London
New Time
CBS _Rev
Millandra Holly
Talent
Wm. Bendix
Life of Riley
Irma
ABC
Henry Taylor
Ted Malone
MBS
Detroit Tigers
Boston
Stella Dallas
CBS
Hannibal Cooh
Missie
Kate Smith
Divers Seek Body in Lake Norfork Mystery
Divers began probing the bottom of Lake Norfork for a car believed to contain the body of Jack Budd 40 Fayetteville businessman. The car plunged from a ferry barge after it started suddenly late Friday night. Baxter County Sheriff Ernie Gentry said he is almost certain it was Budd. Officials say the lake is about 150 feet deep at the plunge point and U S engineers reported two metallic objects possibly the car.
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Mountain Home
Lake Norfork
Jack Budd
Fayetteville
Baxter County
Ernie Gentry
Budd
State Highway Department
U. S
Jenes Sullinger
Greenie
Miss
Wee Boas
Necgtions
Richards Aims To Build 20 Tournament Tennis Circuit
New York May 8 Vinnie Richards former tennis champion signs with the Professional Lawn Tennis Association as tournament bureau manager He outlines plans for a national pro championship at Cleveland June 4-11 with top players Kramer Gonzales and Riggs for a $10,000 purse He envisions a circuit of about 20 events including $10,000 big ones and $2,500 smaller ones to attract second-tier players and develop younger stars He also dickered for events in Pittsburgh Toronto and a September stadium date promising mass appeal with fan participation.
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New York
Yankee Stadium
Vinnie Richards
Richards
Professional Lawn Tennis Association
Cleveland
Jack Kramer
Pancho Gonzales
Bobby Riggs
Pittsburgh
Toronto
Snuff Strikers Prepare for Drastic Action
Memphis May headlines report The American Snuff Co strike leaders plan a D day if disputes persist. CIO unions warned to be ready for action on short notice as George Bentley says a strong demonstration will be set tonight. A 116th day deadlock centers on returning strikers and unpaid workers amid ongoing negotiations.
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Memphis
Tony
CIO
George Bentley
United Steelworkers of America
Bentley
Cylude Ardaur
Ipalice
Crackers and Bears Fight In Scrappy Southern Tilt
Mobile’s Bears and Atlanta Crackers dueled in a rough Sunday doubleheader with a shower of blows, ejections, and a 7-5 win for the Bears in game one. Lon Rochester drove in four with two homers while Ebba St. Claire and Hank Ertman hit for the Crackers.
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Associated Prass Mobile
Bears
Atlanta Crackers
Southern Association
Birmingham
Dave
Bos" Ferris
Boston Red Sox
Mobile-Atlanta Twinbill
Chuck Eisenmann
Lou Morgen
Atlanta
Carl Lindquist
Fred Postolese
Risenmann
Country Brown
Crackers
Hank Ertman
Mathews
Ertman
Art Fowler
Mobile
Birmingham Barons
New Orleans
Pets
Barons
Ferriss
Memphis
Nashville
Chicks
Vols
Chattanooga
Little Roc
Little Rock
Travelers
Lookouts
Bobo Newsom
Jim Warrett
Bob Reid
Bakery Strike Possible Across 29 Cities
About 2,500 APL bakery workers at Continental Baking in 29 cities including Little Rock threaten a midnight strike. Federal mediators report significant progress on core issues, with talks centering on national versus city-by-city bargaining. Cities named include Shreveport and Memphis.
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Washington
APL
Continental Waking Company
Little Rock
Continental
National
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Shreveport
Memphis
Williams Doing Fine for Red Sox
Ted Williams return fuels Boston as the Red Sox move within a breath of first place. Boston defeats St Louis 8-0 and 6-2 to improve to 13-7 while Detroit sits 9-4. Williams slugged his seventh homer and has 36 RBIs in nine games back, with seven homers and a hit in every game. Charlie Schanz earned the opener win, Al Papai the nightcap over former Browns teammates.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Wilter
Ted Williams
Fenway Park
Boston Red Sox
Joe McCarthy
Detroit
Tigers
Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Tiger
Yankees
New York
Williams
Boston
Ted
Charlie Schanz
Maurice McDermott
McDermott
al Papai
Hig
Brownie
Baseball Schedule and Results Roundup
Associated Press notes Today's Major League schedule: National League games Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, Boston at St. Louis night, Cincinnati at Cleveland, Detroit at New York. American League Detroit at New York, Cleveland at Washington night. Yesterday's scores include St Louis 15 Boston 3, Brooklyn 3 Pittsburgh 6, New York 4 Chicago 2, Philadelphia 6 Cincinnati 0, New York 6 Detroit 3, Boston 8-6 St Louis 6-2, Chicago 7 Philadelphia 3-4, Washington 10 Cleveland 5. Minor leagues and Southern Association results also listed with several shutouts and close splits.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Little Ruck
Memphis
Nashville
Mobile
Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham
Jersey City
Toronto
Springfield
Buffalo
Syracuse
Montreal
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Kansas City
Indianapolis
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Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Beaumont
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Houston
Shreveport
Dallas
Tulsa
San Antonio
Hogan
Mapes
Pesky
DiMaggio
Stephens
Williams
Zarilla
Lipon
Deerr
Hen- Wiech
Byaston Wood
Dillinger
Musial
Paiko
Jethroe
Braves
Jones Ie Waitkus
Ennis
Philandelphia
Jones
Sisler
Robinson
Musiat
Err
Sud Jethroe
Gordon
Elliott
Bogtan
Fach
Senatesh Moston
Ler
Guy Gleviane
St. Lends
Gach
Baseball Leaders List with Mixed City Names and Errors
A garbled league leaders summary lists batting averages runs and hits for players like Hogan and DiMaggio with errors and mis-spellings. It includes pace marks for Musial, Jethroe, and Jethroe tied leaders, plus damaged names and stray city references, reflecting OCR issues in a former season recap.
Mineral Springs Hosts Legion Tonight at Fair Park
Mineral Springs meets the Legionnaires of the Southwest Arkansas league at Fair Park tonight at eight. Charles Gough will be on the mound for Mineral Springs as the Legionnaires, who boast eleven wins and one loss, visit. Friday the locals travel to Mineral Springs for a return contest.
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Charles Gough
Legionnaires
Mineral Springs
Fair Park
Red River
Texarkana
Greenwood Moves Into Lead in Cotton States
The Cotton States league race tightens as Greenwood seizes a lead with an overtime win over Greenville. Clarksdale tops El Dorado 16th inning grand slam by Bob Jenkins vaults Greenwood, Pollack and Dabowski homer for Clarksdale and Dorado respectively. Upcoming games include Natchez at Hot Springs and Monroe at Pine Bluff.
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Greenwood
Pine Bluff
Clarksdale
Monroe
Hot Springs
Watiner
Greenville
el Dorado
Cotton States Jeaguers
Shine Bluff
Natchez
Bob Jenkins
George Witt
Roy Jaynes
Tommy Graham
Duren
Indians
Raymond
Pollack
Paul Dabowski
Ray Coss
Dorado
Spoots
Jack Colburn
Cliff Coggins
Bullet Wounds Prove Fatal to Cop Killer in Pa
Albert Nicho las Gnatz, 55, ex convict, died in Chambersburg hospital four days after he killed two Philadelphia police officers. Gnatz, who had hunted a Shippensburg supermarket robbery, was wounded in a police trap. Philadelphia authorities identified his body. detectives linked his revolver to Patrolman Donohoe’s death in a Philadelphia subway.
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Chambersburg
Philadelphia
Albert Nicholas Gantz
Chambersburg Hospital
Pennsylvania
James J. Donohoe
Gnatz
Shippensburg
Donjohoe
British Arrest 60 Carrying Anti U S Banners
London police clashed with demonstrators marching from Trafalgar Square to Axford Street. Sixty nine people were arrested as banners carried pro Communist slogans and anti American chants. Mounted police charged when traffic stalled. The protest, organized by the London trade council, violated a Home Office ban on political demonstrations.
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London
Traffagar Square
Axford Street
London Trade Council
Home Office
Malaya
Dalston
Bethnal Green
Oswald Moydey
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