Parole Revoked for Coleman in Arkansas Case
State parole director Sam P. Cannon revoked the parole of Rey Coleman, serving a six year sentence from Washington County for burglary and grand larceny. Coleman was in an automobile accident near Boley Oklahoma, while driving without permission. he was sentenced February 1, 1950 and paroled July 13.
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Local Officials and Candidates Named in Ward and Senate Slate
The fragment lists several officials and candidates including Aldermen in Ward Three Ward Two and Ward One Clifford Byers Harry Hawthorne Rettig A P Delaney Forest L Hairr T D Porter Kathryn Lou Franks Joe Jones and Gene Lee for State Senate 7th District. The OCR text preserves names and ward associations without context or terms of office.
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Atlanta Beats Memphis Roller 6-5 in Southern Association
Atlanta defeated Memphis 6 to 5 as Bob Montag sparked a late rally with a 130th homer of the season. The Barons piled on in the eighth inning after Little Rock led 5-2, with Ram bone delivering a pivotal three-base hit and Whitlow Wyatt guiding the visit. Rainouts of other games reduced competing action while Birmingham topped the Chicks.
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Jablonski Credits Bat For Hitting Strength
St. Louis Cardinals third baseman Jablonski credits his “talking bat” for his rising batting heights in the National League. The Chicagoan slugger says loss of nerves and gained confidence let him relax after a pressured first big league year, allowing him to focus on base hits and steady improvement with his bat baby.
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Republican Convention of Arkansas Fourth District Called
The Republican Convention of the Fourth Congressional District of Arkansas is called to meet in Hope at 2 p.m. in the Hempstead County Courthouse courtroom on May 27, 1954 to elect two members of the State Executive Committee and to transact other proper business.
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National League and American League Daily Baseball Scores
Yesterday's results include St Louis 3 New York 0 Chicago 8 Brooklyn 3 Milwaukee 2 Philadelphia 2 Pittsburgh 3 Cincinnati 2. Today's games feature New York at Philadelphia and St Louis at Pittsburgh. American League standings show Cleveland top with 50 . New York 19 31 . Chicago 19 13 . Detroit 1 10 . Baltimore 3 20 . Washington 10 18 . Philadelphia 10 19 . Boston 7 17 . Southern Association and Cotton States results noted with Birmingham, Atlanta, New Orleans leading, and multiple postponed games due to rain. Minor leagues list Shreveport, Fort Worth, Tulsa, and Houston matchups with scorelines.
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Yanks Back Home After Western Tour Push
The world champion New York Yankees return from a strong Western tour where they beat top AL teams on the road eight of ten. They eye a run of games against lower East teams, trailing Cleveland by one game and facing a heavy schedule with momentum.
Jablonski Leads Cardinals In Strong Season Push
Jablonski slugged 23 home runs and 112 RBIs, trailing only Stan Musial in RBI. He raised his batting to .377 as a sophomore, with 3 runs batted in last night helping the Cardinals defeat the Giants. His drive and power anchor St Louis as he eyes a world series berth.
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TV money shifts stars to the screen in sports roundup
NBC plans nine Saturday CFL telecasts shaping star power for Canadian teams and causing players to favor TV exposure over local pay. An NBC official notes Canadians may offer higher salaries but players chase visibility on national TV rather than local leagues. A drowning incident in Stuttgart reports James Woodyard, eight, missing after wandering from his father while timber work.
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Eye Trails Ballplayer Lands in Jail in Philadelphia
A Phillies second baseman Granville Hamner involved a private eye hired by the club. The detective identified as Charles Leland, 36, from Wilmington, Del, was taken into custody after Hamner reported someone followed him from the ballpark. The incident raises questions about spying practices in baseball.
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Chemical Warfare Through History and Myth
The article notes that chemical warfare began long before records, citing fire and smoke as early methods to overpower foes, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Baseball leaders and stats from the league summary
Brooklyn Meuller and St Louis Musial lead home runs with 12 apiece. Sauer of Chicago is noted with 12 along with Musial. Kluszewski Cincinnati has 10, Hodgen Brooklyn 9, and Mays New York with Ennis Philadelphia also listed. Stolen bases feature Bruton Milwaukee 7 and Temple Cincinnati 6. Pitching leaders include Raschi St Louis 5 9 and Podres Brooklyn 4 0. Spahn Milwaukee 44 strikeouts tops, with Haddix St Louis 41 and Roberts Philadelphia 38.
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