Real Estate for Sale in excellent repair and more
Real estate listings show a 14 by 30 workshop, chicken house, small barn, bearing fruit trees and shrubbery. Also featured are a seven room two story home with hardwood floors two baths maid's room heating and cooling system and double garage with concrete drive. Other properties include a large 4 room house near 111 S Washington redecorated on a large lot and a three bedroom modern home at 300 E 13th with tile fan floor furnace and venetian blinds. Also listed is a Snack Shop for sale with building equipment long ground lease and a 4 room dwelling, with terms and cash option.
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Washington
13Th St
Cass
Joan
S. Walnut
Journalism week in Missouri stirs debate at Columbia
Westbrook Pegler recounts journalism week at the University of Missouri in Columbia amid nostalgia for old school editors and a protest by Henry Wallace supporters. He recalls Professor Ross and Walter Williams, the decline of journalistic discipline, and a campus clash over free press ideals and union power.
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Kansas City
University of Missouri
Lords of the American Free Press
New York
Washington
Columbia
Jesse James
Harry S. Truman
Charles G. Ross
Truman
Steve Eaerly
Roosevelt
Ross
Walter Williams
Missouri
Quantrill
James Boys
Williams
Mulnedy
Henry
Bubblehead) Wallace
Luther Mott
United States
Topolays
Dan Tobin
Teamsters
Jae Hyan
Longshoremen's Union
Jimmy Petrilla
Warning Order in Hempstead County Chancery Court
In Hempstead County Arkansas a warning order is issued in the Chancery Court. Mary Jean Miguight files suit against J T Higuight. The defendant must appear within thirty days and answer. Clerk Omara Evans signs the order dated May 1 1949 with successive publication dates May 12 19 26 and June 2.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
Mary Jean Miguight
J.T. Higuight
J. T. Higuight
Maury Jean Hignieht
Omera Evans
Pine Ilises Rivyr
Natchez Showing No Sign of Weakening
The Natchez Indians swept Clarksdale 13-7 in the Cotton States League as Greenwood swept El Dorado 5-4. Helena defeated Pine Bluff 11-6 and Greenville beat Hot Springs 17-1, keeping Natchez, Greenwood, Helena, Greenville in top four with close margins. Garmes tonight: Greenwood at Natchez, Clarksdale at El Dorado, Hot Springs at Helena, Pine Bluff at Greenville.
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Associated Press
Natches Indians
Clarksdale
Indians
Greenwood
el Dorado
Helena
Pine Bluff
Ed Albrecher
Greenville
Hot Springs
Pine Biff
Natchez
Augie Mormino
Bob Sprentall
Bill Henry
Jimmy McClure
Pine Bluffs
Albrecht
Seaporters
Stll
Harry Chozen
Bathers
Hal Seawright
Jim Acton
Dan Phalen
Dick Anderson
Baseball Scores And Schedule From Major Leagues
Daily schedule shows Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis Washington at Detroit and St Louis at Boston in the National League with Cincinnati New York Pittsburgh and Chicago Phillies also on tap. Yesterday results include Washington 11 Detroit 1 Chicago 12 Boston 4 Bt Lonvis 5 Philadelphia 4 Cleveland 2 New York 2 Cincinnati 4 New York 2 Pittsburgh 6 Brooklyn 3 Boston 7 St Louis 0 Chicago 4 Philadelphia 2 Southern Association results Atlanta New Orleans 2 Mobile 5 Birmingham 0 Nashville 3 Little Rock 2 Memphis 7 Chattanooga 6 International League Montreal 7 Newark 6 Rochester 6 Baltimore 4 Toronto 5 Syracuse 1 American Association St Paul 3 Kansas City 4 Indianapolis 11 Talladega 4 Columbus 3 Louisville 2 Minneapolis 4 Milwaukee 2 Texas League Fort Worth 7 Beaumont 3 Tulsa 7 Houston 6 Shreveport 8 Dallas 6 City 10 San Antonio 7
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Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis A
Boston Gas
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Louis
Texas ‘League
Dallas
San Antonio
Shreveport
Ft. Worth
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Beaumont
Houston
Southern ‘Association
Atlanta
Pet
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Mobile
Little Rock
Nashville
Chatanooga
Memphis
Cotton States Club
Natchez
Yeterday
Detroit
Lonvis
St. Louis
Birmingham
Little Rack
Chattanooga
Montreal
Newark
Rochester
Baltinire
Toronto
Syracuse
St. Paul
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Taleda
Columbus
Louisville
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Fort Worth
Tulse
Sallas
City
Senators Seek 10th in Row After Detroit Triumph
Washington aims for its 10th straight win as Kuhel's Senators dominate Detroit 41 1 yesterday on a five run first inning. Yankees beat Indians as Porterfield’s wild pitch decides. White Sox set AL record scoring in every inning in 12 8 win over Red Sox. Cardinals, Braves, and Pirates win while Cubs halt Heintzelman’s streak.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Joe Kubel
Washington
Jack Lustre
Kuhel
Senators
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Stubby Overmire
Bobby Doerr
Lear
Philadelphia
Bobby” “Shantz
Graham
Warren Spahn
Boston
St. Louis Cardinals
Fights Report From Last Night Across Multiple Cities
A fragmented boxing roundup lists bouts in Miami New York Paterson Phoenix Chicago and Bangor. Notable results include Frankie Carolina defeating opponents 1153 and Jesse Robles stopping Durango fighter 136. Len Durham knocked out Bab Perkins 141 in Bangor entries with several illegible lines.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
al Hersh
New l York
Frankie Carolina
Paterson
N. J
Phoenix
Bangor
Len Durham
Red” ‘ Perkins
Manchester
Hope Regulars Set to Host Shreveport in Sunday Game
The Hope Regulars will play Shreveport in a baseball game Sunday May 15 at 3 p.m. in the Negro city park. The Regulars have victories over Little Rock and Texarkana this season and a close loss to Minden last week.
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Hope
Shreveport
Little Rock
Texarkana
Minden
Bryan and Barnes Tie for High Gun in Skeet Shoot
Bryan of Hope and J M Barnes of Texarkana tied for high gun at a Wednesday skeet shoot. Barnes won the Dabbs hat via coin flip. Mrs. Bud Price of Garland won the ladies prize, a gold Elgin Compac from Stewart's Jewelry. Sixty-two rounds were fired with competitors from Garland Texarkana Stamps Lewisville Columbus and Hope at 50 Charles.
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Charlies Bryan
Hope
J. IM. Barnes
Texarkana
Gosnell
Mr. Barnes
Bud Price
Garland
Stewart
D. M. Floyd
Barslow
Stamps
Lewisville
Columbus
Charles
Bryan
J. M. Barnes
Wright
Sonny Griffin Enn
Lawis
Leo Bounds
Henry Knight
Johnnie Wilson
Mary Wilson
Joyce Barn L. Griffin
Frances Mitchell
Dan Nealy
Crackers Lead Southern Association as Hoover Delivers
Atlanta beaten New Orleans 7 to 2 to surge atop the Southern Association standings. Dick Hoover sparked the Crackers with a key hit and led them to the win while Atlanta improved to 12 wins against 6 losses for a .650 mark. The Pelicans fell to 10-9 for .640. Nashville’s Bob Borkowski delivered a sixth inning homer to tie and drove in the winning run in the ninth as the Vols edged Little Rock 2. The Southern season saw its first triple play by Memphis rivaling earlier double plays, with Fleet outfield throw involving Tray Shotstop Alex De La Garza and Joe Eruatt. Mobile shut out Birmingham 5-0 to stay in third. Memphis won 7 10 5 for Dick Strahs’s first win. Tonight’s games: Memphis at Chattanooga, Birmingham at Mobile, Little Rock at Nashville, Atlanta at New Orleans.
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Associated Press
Dick Hoover
Atlanta
New Orleans Pelicans
Crackers
Pelicans
Bob Borkowski
Nashville Vols
Little Rock Travelers
Vols
Travs
The
Rocks
Volsh
Floyd Fogg
Nashville
Don Alfano
Frank Marino
Tray
Alex de la Garza
Joe Eruatt
Fogg
Eruatt
al Federoff
Birmingham
Mobile Bears
Memphis Chicks
Chattanooga Lookouts
Dick Strahs
Hot Springs
Memphis
Chattanooga
Mobile
Lite Rock
New Orleans
68 Miles of M&A Line to Start Operating
A 68 mile segment of the abandoned Missouri and Arkansas railroad at its southern end has been purchased by the Helena and Northwestern Railway for 300000 dollars. The line between Helena and Cotton Plant will be operated once Interstate Commerce Commission and Arkansas Public Service Commission approvals are secured.
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Site Rock
Missouri and Arkansas Railroad
Helena and Northwestern Railway
Helena
Coton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Arkansas Public Service Commission
Yankees face late May roster squeeze as Stengel reshuffles
Sports roundup notes Casey Stengel must trim the Yankees to 25 by May 19 while juggling lineup against varying pitchers. Cleveland’s Nate Mitchell touted as all time great hitter potential. Golf’s Middlegoff sees Mangrum as Goodall favorite after Mangrum’s layoff. Also mentions Boston U football scrimmage and 100th Humbletonian birthday dispute over land ownership. Includes Jim Lyons emergence at Boston U and Yonkers Bill Grieve Day honor amid umpire chatter.
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New York
P— Casey ‘Stengel
Cary Middlegoff
Thg
Lloyd
Mangrimm
Cary
Mangrum
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H. D. Shirley
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Ee Bay Direct
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Peed Co
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Seeak “McRae Implement Co
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iCall
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Cedar
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Royce Weisenberger
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Oscar the Fixit
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King Features Syndicates
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Dolar
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Stanley Helton
Cumberland Junior College
Georgia Land
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Dots All
Brothers
Yonkers
Bill Grieve
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Randcraft
Foster's
Randcraeft
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Avery Size
Foster’s
Family Shoe Store
Tole 2Nd St. Corbin
Foster
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