Controversy over Gailmor and Herald Tribune ethics
A city editor Jerome Herzberg defends Gailmor as a journalist amid attacks on his political broadcasting and the Herald Tribune’s editorial stance. The piece questions the ethics of the HT’s leadership, cites past ties with Gailmor and comrades, and argues for readers to know who shapes the paper’s aggressive reporting.
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Joseph Hors Berg
New ‘York Herald ‘Tribune
William
Gailmor
New York
Herzberg
Moral Tribune
Hetzperz
Trevzberg
Galimov
Weill
Hernberg
Ogden Reid
The
Herald Tribune
Vais
Poland
Rynald Blom
Marshal Field
Blom
New York Daily News
Guilmor
Rene Dude
Nis
Old Lace Network
Bignough
Slandarde
Hele
Tom Dewey
Dewey
Gailmer
Storzberg
Toor
Joe
Journalismn
Bill
Daily
Steud
Haning
Horgberg
Spanser
Aluast Multz
jAnd
Maltz
Muscow
Guillmoy
Jay
Meyer
Honey
Wallace
Vie
Prederick Vanderbilt Pield
Fov Pield
Harvard
Joe Barnes
Barnes Jeevney
Bass
Werald
Pritune
Marsna
Joe Herzberg
New York Herald Tribune
Nashville Vals Rally to Top in Southern Association Standings
The Nashville Vals swept a doubleheader from Memphis 8-0 and 5-4 to seize first place, as Birmingham dropped to second. Mobile moved to third after beating New Orleans 5-1, while Atlanta and Birmingham split a pair and Chattanooga edged Little Rock 8-7. Larry Drake extended his hitting streak to 901 games. Today’s games feature Atlanta at Birmingham and Nashville at Memphis among others.
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Associated Preas
Nashville Vals
Birmingham
Southern Association
Memphis
Mobile
New Orleans
Atlanta
Crackers
Barings
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Alvin Heuser
Nat Toehes
Cetlack
Travelers
Larry Drake
Pames
Nashville
Dodgers Hit Rock Bottom Sunday
Dodgers suffer eighth straight loss as Cincinnati Reds rally past Brooklyn amid managerial drama. Durocher’s club sinks to NL cellar while Boston Red Sox, led by McCarthy, fall further after a double defeat. Reds move eight points ahead of Brooklyn. Hatton’s eighth inning homer seals the win.
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Associated Pross
Teo Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
Jon McCarthy
Boston Red Sox
Durocher
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Reds
eCarthy
Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
A. B. Chandier
McCarthy
Tom Yawkey
Vern Stephens
Stan Spence
Jack Kramer
Wills Kinder
Boston
Joe Hatten
Brooklyn
Cincinnati Reds
California
Ery Palica
Grady Hatton
Demaret Gets Favorite Nod in PGA Play
Jimmy Demaret leads the PGA semifinal field facing Ben Hogan as Claude Harman battles Mike Turnesa in a 46 hole marathon at Norwood Will s Country Club. Turnesa, one of seven golfing brothers, upset rival Bulla with a four under par 81 hole performance.
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St. Louis
Jimmy Demaret
Ben Hogan
Claude Harman
Mike Turnesa
Turnesa
White Plains
N.Y
Harman
Claude
Sammy Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Norwood Wills Country Club
Big Dobny Bulla
Phoenix
Ariz
Memaret
Ojai
Alif
Mogan
Hershey
Demaret
George Fazio
Conshohocken
Hugan
Shulehoad
Melvin
Chicky Marbers
Northville
Mich
Golf gossip from St Louis May PGA match and spectators
In St Louis on May 24 Claude Harmon edged toward a quarter final win over Sammy Snead after firing a 64. The scene included Vic Ghezzi Chandler Harper Skip Alexander and George Getchell among spectators. chatter notes lingering headlines about rival players and future matches while Hank Thata’s Oklahoma team builds a new crop of freshmen.
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St Louis
Claude Harmon
Claude
Sammy Snead
Harmon
Jim Ferrier
Snead
Sammy
Mike Turmésa
Gene Sarazen
Genehat
Ten Hogan
Galery
Skip Alexander
Vic Ghezzi
Chandler Harper
Alexander
George Getchell
Oklahoma
John Getchell
Fifth Dawn
Baseball Scores From National and Minor Leagues
National League results include Brooklyn 3 New York 2 and Philadelphia 7 8 St Louis 3 1. Chicago 5 4, Cleveland 5 5, Boston 3 3. Washington 1 Detroit 0. Southern Association reports Avantel Birmingham 1 11 and Nashville 5 4 Memphis 3 4. Texas League notes Fast Worth 2 Okahem Ci Teka 7 Houston 7 San Antonio 7 Beast 4.
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Souther Association
Pet
Nashville
Birmingham
Mobile
Fee
Las
Memphis
Atlanta
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Little Rock
L. Pet
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
AGS Bastion
Chicago
St. Louis V.i
Ig dL
Pittsburyn
Boston Philade
Taig
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Eam
Greenweal
Hot Springs
Helena
Dorada Mie
Ada Greenville
Clarksdale Ig
Pine Blut
Associated Press
National League
St. Lows
American League
Pittsburgh
Boston
Deuwit
Texas League
Fast Worth & Hallas
Okahem Ci Teka
Houston
Subeiespuri
San Antonio
Beast
Accidents Bring Death to Three in Arkansas
Three fatalities from Arkansas accidents over the weekend include Jorrey Dupuy 29 Little Rock whose car overturned, Hays George 12 Dyess killed when a truck overturned, and Cleta Hembree unavail able who died after a truck skid and overturned near Deebe. Drowned victims are William Honeycut 80 Coniczale and another man 57 at White River. total 140 highway deaths for 1948.
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Arkamseng
Twothers
Jorrey Dupuy
Little Rock
Earla
Hays George
Dyess
Wilson Satu
Cleta Hembree
Gige
Deebe
Willian Honeycutt
Concidale
Lake Hamlin
Guy
White River
Batesville
Reds Strike Paralyzes Helsinki Shipping Docks
Helsinki May 24. Finnish workers announce a general strike to back a toppled minister. Parliament had voted non confidence in the interior minister last week. Leaders expect the strike will fail due to opposition from the Social Democratic party.
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Helsinki
Finland
Yaya Lele
Let
Hope Softballers Ease Past Texarkana In Night Victory
The Hope All-Stars defeated Texarkana’s Commercial Softball League all-stars 20 to 6 at Bramble Park. Ledfard Bell and Jack Bell each homered for Hope, while Texarkana’s Jack Barker also went deep. Plans announce a Texarkana Realtors game here Tuesday and the Retail Druggists Wednesday, as twin-city matchups continue.
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Hope All-Stars
Texarkana
Texarkana Commercial Softball League
Bramble Park
Ledfard Bell
Hope
Jack Bell
Jack Barker
BF Hope
Ferguson Taylor
Skeet Club to Continue Weekly Shoot
Dave and Louise Griffin will operate the Skeet Club and continue the regular weekly shoot starting at 1 pm each Wednesday despite earlier plans to close after Gib Lewis said he could not continue. Local shooters were informed the club would stay open under new management.
Scout Leaders Meeting at Hope Fair Park
A round-table meeting for Hempstead District scouts will be held at the Hope Fair park on Wednesday evening at 7 30. May 26 includes Scoutmasters assistants and troop committeemen urged to attend. The summer camping program will be reviewed and a camping period chosen for troops. Transportation for a large group may be arranged if traveling together. The Siam will feature fellowship fun games and scout craft demonstrations. In the district commissioner’s absence Field Executive J Arvil Hickman will lead.
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Lvaders
Hope Fair Park
Hempstead
J. Arvil Hickman
Record Co Officer slain in Chicago juke box war
Leo Friedman 33, tied to Mercury Recording, was shot to death by two or three gunmen in a West Side street pursuit. Police called it a "perfect gang type murder" amid juke box racketeering tensions. Widow Carol Friedman witnessed the attack outside their hotel. Witnesses said the car gunfire sounded like machine guns. shells were not found.
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Robert L. Loughran
Chicago
Recording Company
Leo
Little Sneeze) Friedman
Mercury Recording Company
Loop
Friedman
Carol
West Side
Jackson Boulevard
Harry Penein
Robert Wilkins
Friedmann
Carl Friedmn
Toy Robbing & Bank
St. Charles
Edward P. Jones
Brivdman
Tomer Capehart
Ind
Hivago
Capehart
Radio Schedule Fragments From May 24 25 Listings
A fragmented listing shows a dense May schedule with program names hosts and times including Superman Captain Midnight Tom Mix and Gabriel Heatter. It preserves multiple show titles and stations with morning to late evening segments and various musical acts.
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Superman
Captain Midnight
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis Jr
Five Star
Henry J. Taylor
Charlie Chan
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
Mutual
Michael Zarron
Orch
Popularies
Staris
Len. Hopkin
Emil Coleman
Ozark Valley Falls
Cecil Brown
Kate’ Smith
Vietor HK. Lindlahr
Naval Academy Bann
Martin Black
Ropert Harleigh
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights NBC CBS ABC and MBS
Central Standard Time listing for New York on May 24 shows NBC features The Halightered Professor and To Walk Alone at 8:40. CBS offers Inner Sanctum at 7:40 and The Falcon at 8:30. ABC presents Lap Ranger and Sammy Kaye band, with Saunders at 7:30 and a Quiet Please drama at 8:30. MBS rounds out the night with Fish and Tune Club.
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Central Standard Time
New York
NBC
Ranchot Trine
Qtewart Darlaw
Wiz
CBS
Godfrey
ABC
Mark Warnew Saunders
Sammy Kaye
MBS
the Falcon
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