Fish Game Group Fixes Rules on Three Streams
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission barred use of railings snaglines and setlines in three streams. Prohibited in Spring River from Dam No 1 at Mammoth Spring to Dam No 3 downstream, Fourche La Fave River from Nimrod Dam to Highway 7 bridge, and Petit Jean River for three fourths of a mile below Blue Mountain Dam. Commission met yesterday and announced a three day session at Hot Springs June 18 to 20 with hearings from delegations, including those seeking year round open fishing in Lake Hamilton and Lake Catherine.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Spring River
Mammoth Spring
Fourche la Wave
Barry County
Nimrod Dam
Highway 7
Petit Jean River
Blue Mountain Dam
Hot Springs
Lake Hamilton
Lake Catherine
Roosevelt Jr Seeks Congressional Seat In West Side District
Weatbrook Pegler notes Franklin D Roosevelt Jr is a candidate for the congressional seat created by a death in a West Side New York district. He discusses district demographics, Sokolsky’s remarks on residency, and Dubinsky’s Liberal party backing with ties to the unions.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Congress
of So Biaam
Upper West Side
New York
Roerich
Bubblehead Wallace
Bloom
Lamasery
Woodeo
Sol
Joss-house
Little Egypt
Cairo
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Sr
George Sokolsky
F. D. Dry
Reno
Long Island
Roosevelt
Sokalsky
Benjamin Shalleck
William H. McIntyre
Shalleck
David Dubinsky
Liberal Party
Dubinsky
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Sokolsky
Dave
Sitti
American Leave Club Expands Across Major Cities
The SPRINGS organization announces expansion into key markets including New York Detroit Chicago Philadelphia Washington Cleveland Boston and St. Louis. The move scales membership and widens access to its services nationwide.
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American Leave Club
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Track meet mixup at Southwest Conference finals
At the Southwest Conference track meet in Fayetteville the judging of the 220 yard dash finals sparked controversy as photos show Parker Texas ahead of Napier Texas with Napier placed fourth by officials though photos suggest he finished second. Baylor’s Stonie Cotton was listed second then third by others, while Rice’s Red Brown finished last.
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Carl Bell
Fayetteville
Charley Parker
Texas
Bill Napier
Texaso
Parker
Bit Napier
Napier
Stonie Cotton
Baylor
Erry Samuels
Red Brown
Rice
Carse Racing
Matty [Bell
Rusty Russell
SMU
Harry Stitler
Suas
Jess Neely
John Barnhill
Arkansas
Dutch Meyer
TCU
Bob Wondgruff
Tennessee Exes
Razorback
Blair Cherry
Unii
Blowups and umpire row mark wild early baseball season
Month old season features managers under fire Burt Shailon of Brooklyn and Jo McCarthy of Boston explode at umpires after Washington beat Boston 3 2 Plate umpire Paparella ruled final out before tying run crossed. Boston protests erupt but call stands. others enjoy off days as schedule resumes with NL East and AL East matchups. Mele doubles, Stringer advances as rally falls short.
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Burt Shailon
Brooklyn
Jo McCarthy
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Shotten
Leo Duracher
McCarthy
Senators
Joe Paparella
Tom O’brien
Lou Stringer
Sam Mele
Paparella
Red Sox
Washington
Nats
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankees
Dae
Mickey Haéshet
O'Brien
Billy Hitchcock
Birdie Tebbetts
Stringer
Mele
Jack Kramer
Radical roosevelts rise unsettles district candidacy norms
The piece accuses F D R Jr supporters of nominating a candidate who need not reside in the district and labels Benjamin Prass as a corrupt sponsor of charity rackets. It notes a 1948 grand testimonial honoring Prass at Essex House New York with 560 attendees paying $15 each and mentions Edward Corsi and Thomas E. Dewey in praise of union leadership critiqued for promoting peace. Press reportedly sent union memoranda urging members to back F D R Jr.
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Roosevelt
England
Benjamin Prass
A. F. of L
Essex House
New York
Edward Corsi
State of
Thomas E. Dewey
Booze
Corsi
Press
Pross
Pinch Hitter Helps Atlanta Win 4-3 Over Little Rock
Charley Woddail delivered a clutch ninth inning single driving in the winning run as Atlanta Cracker rallied to beat the Little Rock Travelers 4 to 3. Gene Verble added a three bagger in the seventh and scored on a misplay. Atlanta moves back into first place. Nashville beat New Orleans 14 to 30 and Chattanooga edged Mobile 4 to 1. Tonight's games include Little Rock at Atlanta and other Southern Association matchups.
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Associated Press
Charlie Woddail
Gene Verble
Atlanta
Tony
Woddail
Little Rock Travelers
Crackers
Verble
Birminghameareas
Barons
Memphis Chicks
Southern Association
Nashville Vols
New Orleans Pelicans
Chattanooga Lookouts
Mobile Bears
Little Rock
Memphis
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Mobile
Nashville
New Orleans
Parkers to End Spring Cage Train in Fayetteville May
Spring basketball training for the University of Arkansas Razorbacks wraps up with an intra squad game at the field house on Friday night. The Reds and Whites are coached by Pregley Askew and Herman Styles respectively. Outfielder Buddy Lewis quickly retrieved the ball and fired to shortstop Sam Dente at second base. Dente tagged Stringer, who had overrun second base, and Paparella ruled that the final out was made before O'Brien reached the plate.
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Parkers
Fayetteville
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Reds
Whites
Pregley Askew
Herman Styles
Buddy Lewis
Sam Dente
Dente
Stringer
Paparella
O'Brien
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Hope
Palmer
Winn
the Star
Gaint Street
En ‘Wachburn
J. Jones
Howmer
Mach. Supt
Ry Vertising
Sra Koneas
Associated’ Press
Jomailon
Elty “Carrer
Hamplevadd
Howard, Miller
Tenning
Midlew
York City
Madisor Ch
W. Grane
Oklahoma ‘City
Saris
Union
Mir
Associated’ Prexs
Caliduston Electric Cor
Vernon Osburn
Wes
N. Louisiane
P. Ey. Cook
ST. House
Walter Salice
Amn
St. Ee Eodern
St. W. T
R. C. Daniels
First National Bank
Oscar the Fix
Fenwick, Sr
Diamond Cafe
C. D. Treadway
Belmont Building
Shreveport
Sorrell
Dee Roberts
Coca Cola
Ben Stroud
Hope Route 4
8Th Street
Biimp
San Een Enaatetae Zotton
D & PL
McDavitt
WV. A. C
McRae Implements Co
Pontiac
Jack Hopkins
W. E. Bruner
Moss Rowe
Ark
NORGE
Riverstore
Lewisville
J. A. May
Madera
Rufus Martin, Patmos
Aik
National Farm Loan Assn. of
L. C. Honeycutt
Nashville, Arkansas
Weatbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Eastman Kodak
Jack
C. D. Lauderbach
Harry S. Sullivan
N. Elm Street
Riley Cooper
Texarkana
Texas Ave
Wok Pet
Oston
GAC
Cincinnati
Jacklyn
Pittsburgh i
Southern Association U Pc
al Nashville
Janas
San Antonio
Ft, Worth
Okla
City
Tulsa Ma
Beaumont
Houston
Cotton Tates Pot
Greenwood
Pine Bluff
Natchez
Ius
Greenville
Elena
el Dorado
Clarksdale
Southwest
Clyde Scott
Bob Hall
Fred Wolcott
Wolcott
Woodruff
Razorbacks
Tennessee
Barnhill
Bob Neyland
Deke Brackett
Mel McGaha
Razorback Diamondeers
Columbus
Ross Pritchard
Tracy Scott
Clyde
Elvin Geiser
North
Joe Reichler
Gibson
South Arkansas
Lehman’s Auto and Home Supply
South Main Hope, Ark
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