Wildlife group seeks limits on deer hunting weapons
The Arkansas Wildlife Federation urged the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission to ban small caliber rifles small gauge shotguns and shots smaller than buckshot in deer hunting. It says smaller weapons wound deer without instant kill and that deer die later. Dr A Drennan of Stuttgart was elected federation president succeeding Jay Myers of Walnut Ridge.
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Uum
Arkansyan Wildlife Federation
Federation
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
A. Drennan
Stuttgart
Jay Myers
Welnut Ridge
Legal Notice On Ozan School District Dissolution
A petition signed by a majority of qualified electors in Ozan School District No 8 Hempstead County Arkansas asks the Hempstead County Board of Education to dissolve the district and annex its territory to Nashville District No LA Howard County and Crow District No 18 Hempstead County. The board will meet at the Hope County Courthouse at 7 30 p m Tuesday May 1 1948 to consider the petition. Signed H R Brown County Supervisor of Education.
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Department of Education
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Ozan School Distriet No
County Board of Education
Ozan
Nashville District
Howard County
Crow District No. 18
Hope
H.R. Brown
Wallace Roerich Saga Darkens 1940 Nomination Backstory
A critical review of Henry Wallace and his ties to Nicholas Roerich, alleging Roosevelt pressured the 1940 Democratic Convention to name Wallace as successor. The piece links Roerich’s activities to state and federal records, noting litigation and political maneuvering, with emphasis on perceived deception and the broader historical impact. Frances Perkins and James Byrnes are cited regarding Roosevelt’s supposed confidences. The article suggests a covert chain of influence involving Roerich's court in Manchukuo and related diplomacy, arguing for accountability in the nomination history.
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Henry Wallace
Nicholas Roerich
United States
Frank M. D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Henry
Wallace
Frances Perkins
James Byrnes
New York State Supreme Court
Sam Rosenman
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Rosenman
F.bi
Roerich
State Department
Cordell
Democratic National Committee
Oriental Court
Manchukuo
Pu Yi
Howard G. MacMilan
James L. Stevens
Department of Agriculture
Wong
Pau Yvi
Tokyo
Rowdch
Harbin
MacMillan
Stevens
Mussan
George
Knowles A. Ryerson
Roevich
Steves
Wailas
Mianehuy
Munchudsuo
Rocsich
Confidentia! Publical Service
Josshouse
Walace
Ma Han
Demeter Ryerson
Sphrodistics
Warbing Times
Siberia
New York
Ching
Louis Horch
Angel
Suvker
Cult
Horch
Henry Allace
Willace
Mortiner Sherd
Ambassan
Mortimer
Tahe
Rdvive
Louis chooses sparring partner for training in New Jersey
Heavyweight champion Louis said from Bear Lake Michigan he has found a fast runner to spar when he moves to Plapton Lakes New Jersey May 20. He named Richard Hogan Chicago Golden Gloves champion of 1947 a 20 year old 200 pounder who can run as fast as Walcott as his first sparring partner for the June bout hated against Jersey Joe Walcott at Yankee Stadium.
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Bear Lake
Mich
Joe Louis
Plapton Lakes
N. J
Louis
Jersey Joe Walcott
Yankee Stadium
Richard Hogan
Chicago
Scott Ties World Record in 100 Yards at Houston Meet
Arkansas Hazorbacks prep for Southwest Conference track in Houston as Clyde Scott ties the world record with 9.4 seconds in the 100 yards aided by a tailwind. Scott eyes conference titles in hurdles and likely competes in the javelin while Charles Baker ships points in the discus and shot put.
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Fayellewile
UPI
University of Arkansas Hazorbacks
South ‘West
Houston
Hobart Houser
Clyde Scott
Scott
Oklahoma A. M
Smackever
Charles Baker
Arkansas
Oklahomans
Baker
Greenwood and Bathers Hold Top Spots in Cotton States League
The Cotton States League standings remained unchanged with Greenwood atop the table and Hot Springs close behind in a continued one two showing. The report notes Greenwood and Bathers maintaining first and second, amid a day of routine results and negligible shifts in the rankings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Greenwood
Metropolitan Conference disqualifies seven players in age controversy
New York May 10 report notes the Metropolitan Collegiate Baseball Conference disqualified seven players on three teams for professionalism concerns. Critics say past leniency damaged college sports while defenders argue the rule is clear and should be enforced. The piece also cites opinions on Hal O’Connor’s gate appeal and prospects for Joe Louis versus Jersey Joe Walcott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolitan Collegiate Baseball Conference
Mets
Twin Entries Scare Off Derby Hopeful
Baltimore May 10 Calumet's one two punch began scaring off Preakness hopefuls today eight challengers remained in the probable field after My Request bowed out Cedar Now Whitaker said the horse would rest and then run in the Withers at Belmont My Request had finished behind Calumet in the Kentucky Derby Piel was withdrawn from the Preakness and Coaltown joined Citation in the potential lineup with several others likely to drop out of the race Coaltown will ride to Pimlico to join Citation in the Preakness barns
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Baltimore
Calumet
Ueld
T Coaltown
Citation
Ben F. Whitaker
Whitaker
Belmont
Calumet Comets
Piel
Emmett Potts
Coaltown
Escadra
Salmagundi
Better Self
Gasparilla
Mount Marcy Vulcan
Forge Bovard
Wing Messenger
Ben Jones
Louisvile
Jones
Pimilleo
Travelers Split Twin Bill With Chattanooga
The Birmingham Bears kept the top spot in the Southern Association by sweeping New Orleans 3 2 and 5 2 in a doubleheader. Nashville edged Memphis 14 12 and 7 2 to stay second. Little Rock and Chattanooga split, with Chattanooga taking game one 6 3 and Little Rock winning game two 17 8. Frank Rosso pitched a distance game for Chattanooga. Marlin Stuart earned his second win for Little Rock as the Lookouts used five pitchers. George Morgan homered for Little Rock and Jim U Hog doubled four times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham Bvarons
New Orleans
Nashville
Memphis
Allanin
Mobile
Crackers
Bears
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Lookouts
Travelers
Frank Rosso
Lefty Preme
Marlin Stuart
George Morgan
The
Rocks
Jim Uhog
League leaders win first game as Bathers win nightcap 21
Helena Natchez Greenville El Dorado Pine Bluff Clarksdale divide double headers in a busy day. Rene Selis limited Hot Springs to four hits for Greenwood. Helena halted Natchez 4 to 4% in opener. Natchez beat Island 6-4. Colorado overwhelmed Clarksdale 11-4 then Clarksdale won 6-5 in final with late rally. Eddie Engel led Greenville past Pine Bluff 5-1. Pine Bluff rallied in nightcap but fell to Bucks.
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Bathers
Helena
Natchez
Greenville
el Dorado
Pine
Ieland
Fclorado
Clarksdale
Rnk
Eddie Engel
Pine Bluff
Cardinals
Bucks
Connie Mack And His Athletics Spark Major League Weekend
Connie Mack and his Athletics captured headlines with an eight game win streak as Joe Coleman and rookie Lou Brissie both won for Philadelphia. The Indians powered seven run rallies behind Kloulin Keliner and Ted Williams joined the homer parade with a pair of shots. Russ Meyer shut down the Giants in a Cubs win as Bob Kennedy broke a potential no hitter for the White Sox. The Cardinals took first in the National League after Brechean’s Saturday gem and Curt Simmons earned his first win in a Phillies sweep of the Reds. Ralph Kiner fueled a Pirates comeback over the Dodgers while Brooklyn opened with a blowout loss.
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New York
New York Giants
Harry Brecheen
Bbils
Frank Shea
Yankees
Connie Mack
A's
Tiger
Connie
Sam Chapman
Joel Coleman
Coleman
Lou Brissie
Barney McCosky
Buddy Rosar
Eddie Joost
Sparkllay
Kloulin Ken" Keliner
Indians
Red Sox
Bastion
Duo Tin
Cleveland
Bod Feller
Joe Dodson
Feller
Ted Williams
Larry Doby
Joe Tipton
Russ Meyer
Cubs
Giants
Dave Koslo
Chicago
Meyer
Shea
Gsad Sox
Bob Kennedy
Tommy Henrick
Charley Keler
George McQuinn
Billy Johnson
Senators
Browns
Washington
Ned Garver
Johnny Sulivan
Mickey Vernon
Walt Masterson
Getter
Cardinals
Brechean
Braves
St. Louis
Warren Spahn
Jeff Heath
Jim Russell
Spahn
Phils
Reds
Cincinnati
Curt Simmons
Ken Heintzelman
Ralph Kiner
Rip Sewell
Pirates
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Peewee Heese
Baseball standings and results from national leagues
Yesterday's box scores show Chicago beating New York 2 to 0 while St Louis routed Boston 6 to 4. Philadelphia topped Cincinnati 14 to 2, Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 14 to 2, New York beat Chicago 4 to 0, Cleveland 4 Boston 1, Detroit 4 Washington 3, St Louis 1 Philadelphia 10,8. Southern Association Memphis 12-2, Birmingham 3-3, New Orleans 7, Chattanooga 6-8. Texas League Dallas 7 Shreveport 6. Beaumonge Fort Worth 7, Oklahoma City 7 Houston 8, Tulsa 6 San Antonio 4.
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Southern Association
Birmingham
Nashville
Obile
Memphis
Atlanta
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Cleveland
Wee
Philadelph
York
Washingter
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago Cincinnati
Cotton States League
Greenwood
Springs
Theate
Helena
Natchez Vary
Sieve
Greenville Wal
St. Lons
Lois
Washington
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St Louis
Mobile
Dallas
Shreveport
Beaumogne
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Houston
Tulsa
San Antonio
Barron Wins Goodall Tourney and $2,000 in New Rochelle
Barron, of White Plains New York, topped the Goodall Round Robin after four days and 90 holes, finishing with a plus 6 to beat Bobby Locke of South Africa by two strokes. His medal score was 70 68 71 71 74 83 5, two clear of Locke Hogan and Hamilton tied for third. Mangrum led day one, Verrier and Cotton also high, Keiser even, others finished in minus.
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New Rochelle
Herman S Barran
White Plains
N. Y
Barron
Bobby Locke
South Africa
Locke
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Bob Hamilton
Landover
Lloyd Mangrum
Jim Verrier
Chicago
Henry Cotton
Britain
Henry Keiser
Yerger Tracks to Second in Arkansas Meet
Yerger High School Tiger track team finished second to Hot Springs at the Arkansas State Meet held in Little Rock last week. Hot Springs totaled 41 points, Yerger 26, narrowly beating Dunbar of Little Rock with 24. Ralph Palmer led Yerger with 13 points while teammates Edward Stuart Freeman Davis Amos Black Jimmie Canon Eugene Burmanan Thomas Jordan Titus Washington and E. Wright contributed to the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerger
Hot Springs
Little Tock
Dunbar
Littledock
Ralph Palmer
Palmer
Hope
Edward Stuart
Freeman
Richard Davis
Amos Black
Jimmie Canon
Eugene Bumannan
Thomas Jordan
Titus Washington
E. Wright
Tiger
Cudda Council Spring camparee Patriot Camp Pioneer camp plans
The annual Cudda Council Spring camparee was held at Camp Preston Hunt with about 400 Boy Scouts and traders from nine districts. Troops 58 2 82 83 and 65 earned troop awards. Troop 62 Guernsey led by Elmer Andersen and Jay Whitney earned 100 percent attendance. Camp Pioneer opens June 3 with four 10 day sessions under Scout Executive Oscar P Cantwell and staff including J Arvil Hickman Jack Logan and James Sisson.
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Cudda Council
Camp Preston Hunt
Asl
Hempstead
Wope
Guernsey
Spring Hill
Fulton
Elmer Andersen
Jay Whitney
Camp Pioneer
Caddo Area
Pop) Gardner
W. EB. Mullins
Jack Logan
Arvil Hickman
James Sisson
Chef Bates
Colton Belt
Cent
Bates
Lone River
Texarkana
J. _Arvil Hickman
National Rifle Association
C. L
W. I. Mullins
Mullins
James H. Sisson
Taukisat Wits
Boy Scout Office
Yexag City Hall
Radio Schedule Mix Improvised May Listings
A fragmented diary of radio programming from May 10 and 11 listing shows, hosts, and musical acts. Highlights include Adventure Parade, Superman, Captain Midnight, Tom Mix, Fulton Lewis Jr, Newsreels, Orchestras, and farm reports. The scattered lineup names stations, programs, and performers across multiple time slots with partial entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Henry J. Tnaylor
Dinner For Two
the Falcon
Charlie Chan
Billy Hose
Gabriel Heatter
Mutual Newsreel
Allen Holmes
Michael Zaron
M News
Ava
Len Hopkin
Emil Coleman
Mutual
Martin Black
Robert Hurleigh
Billy Rose
Gabriel Hearner
Gregory H
Top Radio Programs in Central Standard Time
New York program listings show NBC schedules including Carhlende Drama Vil lage Coptors 7:40 Howard Barlow concert 8:30 T Q Quiz 9 Contented Concert 8:30 Fred Waring Music CBS Inver Sanctum 8 George Raftin Intrigue 9 My Friend Irma 9:30 Shirley Temple Bachelor and Bobby Sacker. ABC Lone Ranger 7:20 Warnen Sounroff Paul White Man Talent 7:30 Charlie Chan 8:30 Quiet Please 9:30 Dance Time.
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Central Standard Time
New York
Manlay
NBC
Village Coptors
Howard Barlow
T. Q
Fred Waring
CBS
George Raftin
Irma
Shirley Temple
Bobby Sacker
ABC
Warnen
Sounroff
Paul Whiteman
Sammy Kaye
MBS
Charlie Chan
Chicago Golfer Is Little Rock Club Champion
John Barnum of Chicago won the Little Rock Country Club 1948 invitational amateur title, defeating Martin Penney of Little Rock in the championship final yesterday. Willig McCrotty of Little Rock won the first flight by beating Herman Styles of Bauixlie and the University of Arkansas 3 and 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
John Barnum
Chicago
Little Rock Country Club
Martin Enney
Willig McCrotty
Little Toek
Herman Styles
Bauixlie
University of Arkansas
Majestic tragedy on Jackson plantation shocks Magnolia
In Magnolia near Waldo a Black mother and her two year old daughter were found injured after an attack. Neighbors discovered them with the child fatally harmed and the mother severely cut. A blood stained double bit ax was found on the porch. Officers report a witness said a man nicknamed Babe may be involved as five Black men are detained for inquiry.
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Magnolia
May
Lorene Love
Alove
Jackson Plantation
Waldo
J. Weber
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Gentry Printing Co
D & PL
McDavitt
Temple Colton Oil Co
Porto Rieda
McWilliams Seed Biers
Patterson's
Smateh
Wade’ Warren
General Electric
B. Gilbert
Washingston
CrossRoad
Temple
Caltan Oi Company
Albert Andy. Co
Candy Avenue
Ope
Ark
Emmet
USHD
City Furniture Co
W. Cobb
Rusty Jones
J. W. Green
West Ave
Coals
Annie Allen
West 4Th
Hope Builder's Supply
Hubert Furman
Abbeville
A. W. Binnset
Chas Reynerson
Phone 25
Relini
Trucking and Storage Inc
Hope, Ark
Roan Tony
Tbs
V. Merndon, Jr
Harry Segnar
South Main
Hammons Tractor CO
B& Walnut Bt
Cs. A. T. Whitehurst
Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association of
Omaha
James & Moore
Cleaners
Wildlife Group
Hunter
Coker
Tom Kinser
Cotton Row
Vaughn's Antiques
Meno, Arkansas
Berwick’s
H. L. Adams
West 9Th and
Siig
Roy
Allison
Star
Glen Walker
Thurston A. Hulsey
ED Lester
Cook
Fred A, Luck
Jonn L Wilson, IR
Omenha Evans
Charles Malone Pee Whais Strickland John Gordon Prescott Cecil I, Weaver
Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Greenwood and Bathers
Fullerton, Je
Hal
Leslie O'Connor
Chicago White
Newhouser
Joe Vella
Gus Lesinevich
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Vella
Gus
Valenit
Derby
Baseball
Bingham
Givi Wy Mutual Wetwork
Rome
Ozark Valley Follks
Cecil Brown
Kate Smith
Victor H. Lindlahr
Naval Academy
Roger Kilgore
Verger High School
Louis Primu
Orch
M Mutual
Little Rock Club
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