Truth Serum Cited As Aid In Alcoholism Cure
Seattle reports doctors claim sodium pentothal, used as a truth serum, aided treatment of alcoholism especially in cases linked to nervous tension. Dr. Paul O'Hollaren and Dr. Walter Voegtlin described a yearlong program started in 1941 under the Research Foundation for Alcoholism, with about 60 percent of 210 completed cases cured out of 216 treated.
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Seattle
Paul O'Hollaren
Rehief
Shadel Sanitarium
Research Foundation For Alcoholism
O'Hollaren
O'Halloren
Walter L. Voegtlin
Proposed Constitutional Amendment No 4 Submitted by Legislature
Legal notice describes Amendment No 4 to Arkansas Constitution, detailing section 1 amending Amendment No 11, establishing provision for support of women schools through tax authority, per capita tax, school district levy, and funding procedures, with referlection to election timing and collection rules. The document cites dates, official signatures, and state official positions.
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Fifty-Sixth General Assembly
Senate OF
Tit
Arkansas
House OF Representatives
State of
Prapastad
Yolingda
Board of Directors
Taw
Miuret
Texas golfer Bob Watson wins Southwest Conference title
Texas University golfer Bob Watson captured the Southwest Conference individual golf championship with a final round 69 for a 72 hole total of 265, three under par. Defending champ Ed Hopkins finished second at 286. Dahlberg, Halton and others from Texas A M and Arkansas posted notable scores as the field concluded.
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Houston
Tex
Texas University
Bob Watson
Ed Hopkins
Texas
Length Dahlberg
Bert Halton
Texas A
Arkansas
Richard Smart
James Masley
Warner Marks
Herman Styles
DiMaggio Breaks A's Streak In Yankees Victory
Joe DiMaggio helps the New York Yankees snap the Philadelphia Athletics 10 game win streak with Vic Raschi’s three hitter. DiMaggio parts a wall in the seventh, robbing Ferris Fain to preserve a potential rally. Lindell and Berra drive in all runs as the Yankees gain 3-0. Other results include Fred Sanford’s 3-0 win for the Browns and Russ Meyer’s 1-0 shutout for the Cubs.
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New York
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Vic Raschi
Raschi
DiMapeio
Nev
Ferris Fain
Cleveland
Nndt
Lou Boudereau
Eddie Hobinsay
Rasehi
Johnny Lindell
Larry Berra
Homer
Lindell
Bobby Brown
Fred Sanford
Tigers
Detroit
Browns
Chicago
Russ Meyer
Cub
Reds
Meyer
Giants
Cardinals
Howie Pollet
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Letty Fritz Ostermanlier
Piltshureh
Tosing
Stan Musial
Cards
Lerry Moore
Raines
Boston
Brooklyn
Lenawee
Washinger Lon
Baseball Scores and Standings From Yesterday's Games
Eastern and National League pairings listed with pairings and yesterday's results. Highlights include Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh scoring in tight matchups while New York and Philadelphia show losses. Other noted results cover Atlanta, New Orleans, and Birmingham in regional play.
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Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Kitcago
Pittsburgh
Phladelphia
Detraiington
Moston
Raston
Dostpenet
Eta Londhearetty
Shreveport
Muu Te San
Southern Association
Nashville
Seeneneinen
Birninghant
Eng
Atlanta
Memphis
New Orleans
Feta
Little Rock
Wvesennenne
iChattiamouge
Chiavellatet
Ual
ASO Postogat
al St. Low
National Lenaue
L. Pet
St Louis
Pillsbury
jCinelne
Miss Arkansas Traveler Named at A U
Wande Wassner is named Miss Arkansas Traveler at the University, with the event noted by Arc kaneas Press Clot and editor Wilks, Manige rite J Tinkes listed as participants by tabues Fayettoy ile.
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Wande Wassner Is
Miss Arkansas Traveler
A. U
Wayddiat Malloy
Misa Arkanes
Anal
Football outlook and league notes from Fullerton round up
Hugh Fullerton surveys 1948 NFL prospects with coaches like Conzelman and McMillin optimistic about improvements. Bears add key players while Cards face talent gaps. Giants eye Scott in backfield and a strong Pittsburgh running game is hinted. Louis-Walcott bout is forecast to draw a million dollar gate.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Jimmy Conzelman
Dimminy
Chicago Cardinals
Bears
Jimmy
Lujack
Connors
Layne
Baumgartner
Candy
Giants
Scott
Lious
Bo McMillin
Dudley
Ellinit
Steelers
Evans
Kansas
Jim
De Queen Pays Tribute to Dutch Godfather De Goeijen
De Queen citizen notes the 1944 death of Jan De Goeijen, founder linked Dutch names to local towns, and recalls his wartime hardships. A letter from De Goeijen’s son reveals the family’s pride in De Queen remaining on the map, underscoring memories of freedom and peace.
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DeQueen
Tde Queens
Farawing Netherlands
Dutenman
Jan Te Goeijen
Arkansas City
de Gagijen
de Queen
Kansas City Southern Railroad
Mena
Queen Wilhelmina
Vandervoort
James T. Manning
de Goeijen
J. A. de Goeijen
Ooosterbeek
Gid
Netherlands
Oosterbeek
Arnheim
Holland
Jan de Govijen
France
25,600 Telephone Workers May Strike in Week
A union spokesman said 25,000 to 26,000 long distance telephone operators could call a strike within a week. Federal mediators prepared to meet with American Telephone and Telegraph officials to discuss possibilities, while the union planned a walkout over wage and hour demands. No strike date set.
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New York
Cial American Union of Telephone Workers
Americas
Telephone & Telegraph Co
Jou? Lines
Vermont
New Hampshire
Delaware
Oresan
Montana
Federal Meritatioy Servier
Newete
Student League to Publish Replies of the Candidates
Mayetteville May 14 The Arkansas Student Political League will publish on May 20 the replies of gubernatorial candidates to questions posed by the league. The responses will appear in full on the league site and will cover key issues facing the state.
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Mayetteville
Arkansas
Lquimaimneed
Questi Hairvs
Mus _uties Vien
Cave
PGA Chief Is as Good as His Players
Philadelphia May 15 The boss was as good as the best of the hired hands today beginning the second round of the $15 000 fifth annual Philadelphia Inquirer Golf tournament George Schneiter from Ogden Utah tournament chairman of the PGA led with a 69 after nine holes a three under par While three others shared first round lead Hogan of Hershey Locke from South Africa and Cary Middlecoff of Memphis matched the second round pace Six other players beat par including Bob Hamilton Linwood Monti Harrison Mangrum Fugel Grout and Palmer with 71s in a field of 106 starters
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Inquirer
George Schneiter
Ogden
Utah
Professional Golfers Association
George
Bantam Bay Hogan
Hershey
Bobby Locke
Cary Middlecolf
Memphis
Tenn
Bob Hamilton
Pontaie
Mich
Jack Grout
Harrisburg
John Re Palmer
Bacth
N. C
Hot Springs Drops Doubleheader To Fall To Third Place
Greenwood Dodgers swept Hot Springs dropping them to third in Colton States League standings. Rene Solis aided Helena as they beat Natchez 8-7 with Alex Montesino delivering the deciding hit in the 10th. El Dorado Oilers toppled Planters 11-6 in Clarksdale as Jim Garner and Howard Roberts homered twice. Pine Bluff defeated Greenville 12-5 behind four early runs. Today’s slate features El Dorado at Clarksdale Natchez at Helena Greenville at Pine Bluff.
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Greenwood Dodgers
Hot Springs
Bathers
Ralph Richardson
Rene Solis
Helena
Natchez
Alex Montesino
Allen
Woody Johnson
Helen
Seaporters
Clarksdale
el Dorado Oilers
Planters
Oilers
Bill Henry
el Dorada
Cgatcher
Jim Garner
Howard Roberts
Oiler
Lefty Graham
Charlie Landrith
Ray Smerek
Jim Marty
The
Bucks
Fights Last Night Feature Wide Boxing Card
United Press reports from New York Madison Square Garcent show a series of bouts. Philadelphia’s Fights Last Night featured Dart Buccerani stopping Dick Lee in a 178 to 186 pound clash. Worcester’s Johnny Parbemioutpointed Tom Stevenson in a 152 to 162 match. Tommy Campbell halted John L. Davis in Oakland. All-star program highlighted by Sid Peaks facing Johnny Shkor and Gene Boland meeting Tony Riccia amid draws and decisions across venues in Boston Framingham and Bayonne.
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Philadelphia
Dan Buccerani
Dick Lee
New York
Worcester
Mass
Johnny Parbemti
Tkr Stevenson
Framingham
Hollywood
Calif
Tommy Campbell
Chicago
John L. Davis
Oakland
United Press
Madison Square Garcent
Jesse Flores
Stockton
Cal
Johnny Williams
Montgomery
Ala
Sid Peaks
Louisville
Johnny Shkor
Boston
Gene Boland
Scrantoh
Tony Riccia
Bayonne
N. J
Volunteers Tighten Grip on 1st Place
New York May 15 NBC-7 Life of Riley and Si program listings highlight the Volunteers as maintaining first place in a busy Saturday lineup. Reports note close race with Birmingham and Atlanta clubs, plus notable radio scheduling across CBS NBC and ABC.
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Central Standard Time
New York
NBC
Life of Riley
Nashville Vols
Lila Thei
Judy Souther
JO Kay Kyser
Toomedy
Pate
Abc
Ross Dolan
Jobite
Gang
GoGang Tory
VOLS
Parkers to End Baseball Season Against O. C. Nine
Fayetteville May 15 The University of Arkansas baseball team will close its season today versus Oklahoma City University nine, a foe it defeated 10 0 last night. Tom Porter delivered a four hitter shutout with 11 strikeouts and seven chances handled. Gordon Long homered and doubled, Melvin McGah added a double and two singles in the win.
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Fayettevile
University of Arkansas
Oklahoma City University
Tom Porter
Razor
Gordon Long
Melvin McGah
Three Challenge for Preakness Hopefuls at Pimlico
In Baltimore Maryland on a soggy track three owners race to dethrone Citation in the $100000 added Preakness Stakes. Bovard Better Self and Vulcan's Forge chase the Calumet star as 35000 expect Pimlico crowds. Eddie Arcaro rides Citation with Mehrtens and Saunders guiding rivals, while Doug Dadfors handles Pinilica in the fourth saddle.
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Baltimore
Med
May
Citation
America
Invincible
Bovard
Better Self
Vulcan's Forge
Pimlico
Maryland
Citalion
State Racing Commission
Boyard
Eddie Arcaro
Arecaro
Arcaro
Whirlaway
ven _Mehrtens
Wilter (Smokey) Saunders
Omaha
Doug Dadfor
Tomie
Weekend Radio Schedule Full of Shows and Specials
Saturday to Monday radio grid lists multiple programs from 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM on Saturday and earlier hours on Sunday and Monday. Entries include sports parades, musical programs, dramas, news, and variety shows featuring performers such as Gallant Fox, Lionel Hampton, Lew White, Nat'l Celebrities Golf Tournament, and Captain Midnight.
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Tovié Prima
Charlie Slocum
Lionel Hampton
Alan Lomax
Mutual Reports
Lew White
Charel
Sunaaydition
Rock of Ages
Voice of
Furst Presbyterian Church
William L
Thirer
Cole Glee Club
Kxar Woon
Marc Morales
Quark Valley
Cecil Brown
Kate Smith
Victor H. Lindlahr
Bill Harvington
Home Bastion
Queen
Henry J. Taylor
the Falcon
Charlie Chan
Billy Rose
Gabriel Hesiter
Mutual
Qao Kishing
Stassen
Dewey Wubale
Emil Coleman
Orch
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Harry Segnar
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Temple Cotton Oil CO
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