Four Room Lot and Nearby Homes for Sale
Multiple property listings describe a four-room house in solid repair with a 14 by 30 workshop, chicken yard, fruit trees, and ample shrubbery at 1304 W Avenue B HOUS NO 410 near Officers Quarters Proving Ground. Additional offers include a seven-room two-story with baths and modern systems at 400 RB 13th St and a snack shop with long ground lease and a five-room dwelling, priced with easy terms and a $2,500 cash down payment.
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Avenue B
Hous NO. 410
13Th St
Ownna
Arkansas State Favored to Repeat at AIC Track Meet
Little Rock May 12 Arkansas State is favored to repeat as winner of this year's AIC track and field meet opening today. Jonesboro contenders helped the team to a 60-58 win over Arkansas Tech last year, with Tech again a strong threat alongside Ouachita and-state teachers. Registration was to begin this morning, preliminaries to follow, finals at 6 tonight.
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Little Rock
Arkansas State
AIC
Jonesboro
Arkansas Tech
Tech
Ouachita
Tonigat
Elmer Davis Critiqued by Missouri Journalism Week
Weatbrook Pegler decries Elmer Davis as a radio analyst and former OWI chief, accusing him of cynicism and propaganda. The piece asserts Davis harmed press independence, mocks his wartime role, and condemns the Roosevelt era media apparatus as venal and controlled by elites.
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Kansas City
School of Journalism
University of Missouri
Elmer Davis
Davis
New York Times
The
Times
Times Io
Wall Street Journal
Captain Billy
Mr. Davis
Liberty
Mr. Sweeney
Office of War Information
O. W.I
New Deal
Roosevelt
O. W. IT
Missouri
F. D. Roosevelto
John S. Knight
Columbia
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
Truman
Rankfurter
P. Cc. C
Badin's Paley Wins Goodall Round Robin Scoring Title
Johnny Paley of Badin tops the Goodall round robin with 24 points. Other results list Beazley and Garcia contributing for their teams, while Little Rock beats Nashville 5 3 with Art McCannell on the mound. Memphis visits Chattanooga and Birmingham plays Mobile with several double plays noted.
SW Conference Track Meet Opens Today
Fayetteville May 13 The Southwest Conference track and field meet opens here today as a two team battle for first. Texas and Texas A and M are favored to win with a possible third for the best of the other five schools. Preliminaries start at 3 PM today with finals Saturday at 5 30 PM on a fast track.
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Fayetteville
Texas
Texas A
Radio Schedule Fragment With Evening Lineup
Program grid lists multiple shows with times and hosts across Friday Saturday blocks. Includes music, news, sports, lectures, and children's segments. several entries marked with -M or -M indicating music or musical portions. Some OCR anomalies present such as question marks and garbled entries.
Top Radio Programs May 13 Friday Night Schedule
The page lists NBC CBS and ABC programming for Friday night including Jimmy Durante Eddie Cantor Red Skelton Life of Riley Lone Ranger Gene Autry Show Tales of Adventure and more. It also notes NBC television features and sports like Indianapolis Speedway Trials and a concert hall hour.
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NBC
Jimmy Duranic
Eddie Cantor
Red Skelton
Life of Riley
CBS
Jack Smith
Jack Carson
Dorothy McGuire
Alice Adams
ABC
Vince Foster
Charlie Fus
Lam
NBC Television
Experience Speaks
Wherry
Eastman Symphony
BC Symphony
Gene Autry
Jay Stewart
Junior Junction
Fights Last Night Highlight Mixed Results Across Cities
Bouts in Denver Oklahoma City New York featured several contenders. Ben Evans from Denver and 146 pounds clashed with rival 151 pounder, while Suonyside Ga Teny La Bua and New Yo gehnny Dell from New York posted wins and losses in a lively set of matchups across venues.
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Associated Press
Denver
Chaoricy
Ben Evans
Oklahoma City
New York
New
Rocks Rally To 12 1 Victory Over Vols
Norman Brows limited New Orleans Pelicans to three hits as Atlanta Cracker ball club dominated 12 to 1 to tighten its lead in the Southern Association. Young pitcher John Klippstein shut out the Birmingham Barons, allowing three hits in Mobile Bears 3 to 0 win. Babe Barna misplayed a ball in the first inning.
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Associated Press
Norman Brows
New Orleans Pelicans
Atlanta
Crackers
John Klippstein
Birmingham Barons
Mobile Bears
Babe Barna
End of the Little Giants Looms in New Jersey Ball Scene
New York reports suggest the crackup of the Hague regime may end the Giants in New Jersey as Roosevelt stadium rents rise and opening-day sales soar. Bears in Newark struggle for cash, while New Jersey fans are lured away by stunts from Columbus and Cleveland teams. Yale Bowl fight talk and spring football antics pepper a broad roundup of sports chatter.
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New York
Jersey City
Frank Hague
Iittle Giants
Roosevelt Stadium
Giants
Newark
Bears
Beriod
Natchez Indians Open Big Lead With 10-2 Win Over Greenwood
Natchez, with a first baseman pitching, crushed Greenwood 10-2 to extend the Indians’ lead in the Cotton States League. Pine Bluff shut out Greenville 8-0 to move within a half game of second place as Helena lost 17-9 to Hot Springs and El Dorado beat Clarksdale 15-5. Eddie Albrecht struck out 14 for Pine Bluff after a rough start, while Natchez benefited from timely hits and Greenwood errors.
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New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia li
Chicago
Astan
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Cinclohati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
It. Louis
Dallas
San Antonio
Shreveport
Et. Worth
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Beaumont
Houston
Southerh Association
Atlanta
New Orleans
Mobile Birmingham
Little Rock
Nashville
Chatanooga
Memphis
Igeren
Natchez Oe Seco
Greenwood
Wld
Pine Bluff
Greenville
Elena al
el Dorado
Hot Springs
Clarksdale
Associated Press
Natchez
Indians
Helena
Schumacher
Solis
Cacecavo
Wayne Wallace
EE Dorado
Carl Armstrong
Jimmie Mor Gan
Planters
League Leaders Highlight 1948 Batting and Pitching Leaders
National League leaders include Kazak St Louis batting .367 with 371, Schoendienst and Ennis among top hitters. Gordon of New York leads in runs with 21, Campanella 20 RBI for Brooklyn. Ashburn and Lockman set hits marks. Branca leads Brooklyn pitching with 85 strikeouts. Kush and Lohireke notable. American League sees Mitchell Cleveland batting .415 and Kryhoski for New York .373, Joost leads runs with 21.
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Associated Press
Kazak St. Louis
Schoendienst
St. Louis
Gordon
New York
Waujssus
Philadelphia
Campanella Branklys
Ennis
Ashburn
Lockman
Dark Busston
Jones
Cagaretta
Chicago
Marion
Louis Waitkus
Smalley Chicago
Lohirke
Campanella
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Rk Robinson
Branca
Kush
Spabn
Boston
Mitchell Cleveland
Kryhoski
Joost
Baseball Scores and Schedule Across Leagues
National League games listed with Brooklyn at Boston and Chicago at Cincinnati among night fixtures. Yesterday’s results include Cincinnati 3 New York 0 and Brooklyn 11 Pittsburgh 4. Several games postponed or noted as scheduled. Other leagues show Newark 3 Buffalo 2 and Rochester 15 Syracuse 1 along with Texas League matches.
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Associated Press
National League
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Chisago
Inninus
Atlanta
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Memphis
Mobile
Birmingham
Little Rock
Nashville
Newark
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Baltimore
Toronto
Jersey City
Montreal Post
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Indianapolis
Shreveport & Fort Worth
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Tulsa
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Houston A
Beaumont
Dallas
Parnell Only Bright Spot for Boston
Boston's Mel Parnell was the lone bright spot in a dreary spring showing as he pitched a 11 inning win over the White Sox. Vern Stephens hit an 11th inning homer to lift Boston 2 1 1 with Parnell securing his fourth victory. Ted Williams provided earlier offense with a grand slam to back Washington's skid and Detroit's Virgil Trucks earned his fifth win with a five hitter.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Mel Parnell
Boston
Parnell
Chicago
Sox
Heston
White Sox
Vern Stephens
New York Yankees
Ted Williams
Washington
Detroit
Virgil Trucks
Don Kalsloway
Tigers
Walt Masterson
Trucks
St. Louis Browns
Lou Hingste
Philadelphia A's
Dick Kokos
Bob Dillinger
Ed Pellagrini
Brissie
Cliff Fanklin
Homer
Sam Chapman
Planning Helps Build the Home in Hempstead County
Mrs Lorraine Blackwood of the Home Demonstration Ag urges family planning with home improvements and farm equipment to raise farm income. A May 16 to June 30 savings bonds drive offers financial security for future needs, recommending waiting for full maturity over ten years unless real emergency arises.
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Hexpsteath County
Home Demonstration Ag
Lorraine Blackwood
Raffensberger blanks Giants to drop them from pace
Ken Raffensberger pitched a 3-0 shutout over the New York Giants, Cincinnati snapping their seven-game win streak and tying the Dodgers for first with Boston as St. Louis game was postponed by wet grounds. Ralph Branca logged his fifth win in an 11-6 rout of Pittsburgh as Brooklyn’s ace allowed majors hits but outlasted Hal Gregg and relievers. Carl Furillo sparked the Dodgers with two doubles and a triple driving in two. Roy Campanella belted his fifth homer and Wally Westlake drove in three of Pittsburgh’s thirteen hits off Branca. Hank Aaron Horowy, traded to Philadelphia last winter, beat his former mates 4-3 in his first meeting with Chicago. Rob Rush yielded six hits, but a costly Ennis drop in the sixth doomed the Pirates.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
New York Giants
Ken Raffensberger
Raffensberger
Giants
Boston Braves
St. Luis
Ralph Branca
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Hal Gregg
Carl Furilla
Dodgers
Roy Campanella
Wally Westlake
Tivee
Branca
Hank Horowy
Phillies
Chicago
Rob Rush
Hal Jeffcoat
Def Ennis
Arkansas basin navigation eyed for oil move on waterways
Washington May 12. Backers of the Arkansas Basin Development program urged use of Arkansas River waterways for oil and oil products transport. Testimony before the House Public Works committee sought removal of a 50 million dollar appropriation cap to enable a proposed 9 foot channel from the river mouth near its Oklahoma line to Tulsa, Oklahoma, 480 miles upstream. Senator Kerr and others argued oil movement should be considered in river system benefits. officials noted 775000 tons of farm and fertilizer materials move by water and supported keeping flood control, hydroelectric, and navigation projects in the plan.
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Washington
House
Arkansas
Tulsa
Okla
Ufauta
Kerr
D-Gkla
Arkansas River
Kerry Saidy
Arkasas
Army
Wayne
Moore
Joe Hardin
Grady
Ark
Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation
Hardin
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Ap- Aon
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Lake Pontchartrain
Franklin & Hill
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Rayne Meisenberger
Joan
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R. C. Daniels
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T. B. Fenwick
Diamond Cafe
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King Features Syndicate
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Patmos, Ark
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Memphis Chicks
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Kxar Kiddies Klub
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Poole’s Paradise
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Jerry & Skye
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Los Angeles
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Haig
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Miami Beach
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Cuba
Harry S. Sullivan
N. Etry Street
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Riley Cooper
Texas Ave
Harpers Pedigreed Cotton Seed
Bowden
Martindale
Hope Transfer Co
Federal Land Bank
National Farm Loan Assn. of
S. C. Honeycutt
Nashville, Arkansas
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