Community notices and church events page itemized
Social notices show the Negro Community Easther Hicks contact numbers and lighthearted quotes. Multiple church events are announced including a Macedonia Baptist Church program, a New Mt. Zion rally, and a St Peters BeBee broadcast with youth choirs and Frankie Pighee. A young preacher James Edward McDonald plans his second sermon, with Rev C S Stearns as pastor. World War I veterans meet, and a note on U S car registrations closes.
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New Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Finton
Red Lake Road
M. J. Johnson
J.D. Dempsey
Shep Jackson
St. Peters Youth Choir
Ozan
Bebee
Frankie Pighee
St. Peters
C. S. Stearns
BeBee C. M. BE
N. Hazel St
Roy
James Edward McDonald
BoRee C. M.E
N. Fazel St
'Hot' Travelers Edge Barons In Seven-Inning Spark
The Little Rock Travelers edged the Birmingham Barons 5-4 as two homers and a walk in the seventh sparked the rally. Nashville beat New Orleans 6-1, Chattanooga moved into a seventh place tie with Mobile after a 11-6 win, and Memphis beat Atlanta 3-1 to tighten the standings.
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Associated Press
New Orleans Pets
Southern Association
Mobile
New Orleans
Nashville
Chattanooga
Pets
Bears
Birmingham
Barons
Little Rock Travelers
Memphis
Atlanta
Chicks
Little Rock
Steya Merritt
Bult
Clarence Taft
Joe Tully
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
AP wire summary shows standings for WoL Pet Cleveland Boston Chicago Baltimore Detroit Kansas City Washington and New York in the AL and NL contexts with yesterday's scores including Cleveland 6 Boston 3 Chicago 3 Baltimore 2 New York 3 Detroit and Kansas City 7 Washington Today's schedule features New York at Detroit as the lone game. Southern Association leaders Birmingham Memphis Atlanta Nashville and Little Rock are listed with recent results and upcoming matchups. Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Milwaukee Chicago and Cincinnati notes patchily mention postponements due to rain and wet grounds.
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Associated Press
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Baltimore
Detroit
BK Kansas City
Washington
New
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Baseball Scores From American Assn and Texas League
Baseball results list for the American Association with Denver 5 over St Paul 1, Minneapolis 2 Omaha 0, Indianapolis 5 Wichita 4, Louisville at Charleston. Southern Association Little Rock 5 Birmingham 4, Chattanooga 11 Mobile 6, Nashville 14 New Orleans 6. Texas League Oklahoma City 7 6 Shreveport 4 4 Austin 12 Dallas 6 Fort Worth unknown Houston 4 Tulsa 3.
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Associated Press American Assn
Denver
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Indianapolis
Wichita
Louisville
Charleston
Little Rock
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Mobile
Memphis
Atlanta
Nashville
New Orleans
Olahoma City
Shreveport
Austin
Dallas
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Houston
Tulsa
Klu's Serious Injury Revealed by Kluszewski
Cincinnati Redlegs slugger Ted Kluszewski disclosed a spring injury once masked as a mild strain. He describes a pinched nerve down the thigh causing weeks of severe pain and limited walking. After treatment with Dr. Bennett and others, he reports the worst is over and pain has eased to soreness.
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New York
Ted Kluszewicki
Big Klu
Cincinnati Redlegs
George Bennett
Pirates Ride Friend and Long to Narrow NL Lead
Pirates star pitchers Bob Friend and slugger Dale Long pace a strong stretch drive as Friend blanks St Louis 6-0 for his seventh win and Long drives in 32 with a 409 season clip. Pittsburgh moves within four games of first, chasing Brooklyn and Cincinnati. Cubs beat Phillies 6-4 behind Irvin and Chiti. Yankees widen AL lead with 13-5 over Detroit.
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Newcombe
Snider
Mizell
Repulski
Spahn
Aaron
Antonelli
Mays
Pal
Pittsburgh
Bob Friend
Dale Long
Pirates
Friend
St. Louis Cardinals
Long
Pirate
Wally Post
Bucs
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Cubs
Philadelphia
Monte Irvin
Harry Chiti
New York Yankees
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Herb Score
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Phil
Irvin
Chili
Harvey Haddix
Yanks
Billy Hoett
Jim - Brady
Hank Bauer
Tommy Byrne
Jim Busby
Frank Sullivan
White Sox
Orioles
Ray Moore
Jack Harshman
Camillo Pascual
A’s
Senators
Jim Finigan
Mysterious Injuries Idle Ted Williams In Boston
Ted Williams remains sidelined by an unknown injury that began as a sore instep. Five specialists have not clarified his return, with Williams saying it is day to day as Boston travels after a 12 game road trip.
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Boston
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Williams
Ted
Mike Higgins
Cleveland
Dallas Centennial Draws Hogan in the first round
In the $30,000 Dallas Centennial tournament Ben Hogan, a dominant figure in golf, drew a standout path in the opening round. Hogan’s pairing and notable early form set expectations high as the event launched with strong regional and national attention.
Golf stars to contest Texas Open tune up
Pro Ben Hogan plans to play this tournament and next week’s Texas International Open to tune his game for a fifth National Open. Jimmie Demaret calls the course a thinking test, while Hogan is hailed as golf’s deepest thinker. Ray O’Brien says the field is the strongest in years, with Sam Snead absent this week but slated to appear next week.
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Jimmie Demaret
Hogan
Ray O'Brien
Sam Snead
Snead
Alaska claims area larger than Massachusetts
Alaska asserts its land area exceeds Massachusetts by substantial margins, outlining its vast geographic extent and comparing regional boundaries to highlight size advantage. The claim emphasizes Alaska’s expansive territory and identity as the largest U S state.
PCC Trouble Seems to Be in Full Bloom
The Pacific Coast Conference faces possible special meetings over an under the table booster scheme. USC allegedly paid $71,235 to over 60 athletes across two years, prompting calls for investigations and reinstatement debates amid broader faults blamed on officials and coaches.
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Bob Myers
LOS Angeles M
University of Southern California
Gov. Knight
California
Board of Regents
University of California At Los Angeles
American Civil Liberties Union
Bruin
Richard Richards
UCA
Oregon
Jim Aiken
Roseburg
Ove
UCLA
University of Washington
J. Miller Leavy
Uclas
USC
Levy
University of California At Berkeley
Standard University
Summerlin Wins Over Carter In Detroit Title Bout
Johnny Summerlin, 24, from Detroit, used a strong start and ferocious late surge to win a unanimous 10 round decision over Harold Carter at Olympia on national TV. Carter fought on five days notice, weighing 195, while Summerlin weighed 194 for his 30th win in 36 fights.
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Detroit
Johnny Summerlin
Harold Carer
Olympia
Summerlin
Carter
Ted
Bob Satterfield
Chicago
Linden
N. J
Deaths Around the Nation Amid Oceanic Photo Pioneer
Denver man George M Williamson, 71, a pioneer in underwater photography, died yesterday. In Middletown Harry R Gelwicks, 58, who covered Queens and Long Island for 33 years, died Tuesday. Stamford’s Henry Everett Judd, 78, former president of Providence Engineering Works and Matthews Bros Mfg Co, died yesterday. San Francisco Lt Cal Charles J Diamond, 56, senior chaplain at Oakland Army terminal, died yesterday after a 1933 seminary education and 1942 army entry.
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Associated Press
Denver
George M. Williamson
Norfolk
Matthews Bros. Mfg. Co
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Cal
Charles J. Diamond
Oakland
Calif
Army Terminal
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Seminary
Connecticut
Judgments Awarded in West Helena Personal Injury Suit
A jury awarded $125,000 to Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Miller of West Helena in a personal injury case against Missouri Pacific Transportation Co. and Rube Oxner of Marianna. Miller says he has been paralyzed from the waist down since the Missouri Pacific bus collision last November. He received $100,000. his wife, $25,000. The case parallels other actions in Oregon and Washington states, with similar documentary evidence.
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Office Day Eatere Publication
Akipte
Tata
SeThe
House
Hope Star
Ublishing. CO. Palmar
Washburn, Secy-Tres
Tha’ Star Building Star
Eshburn
Adverteee Mech
Atvocailad
Ad Press
Exeluge
All
America
City
Hope
beAnn Road
Philco
J. W. Patterson
Spring Hill
Ruby Hunt
Hunt
Clear Lake
Hunter
OSA
Washington St
W. C. Johnson
J. Blevins
Franklin Company
Prescott Transfer
Prescott
Arkansas
O. T. Clark and Son
W. Ave
Dudney
Jesse
Watkins
New Boston Road
Texarkana
Texas
Strout Realty. CO
Front Street
Alph Montgomery
Hazel St
R. W. Lindsey
West 28Th St
Yan 6Th St
Tiynighed House
South Fulton and
What
Vernie Goynes
Marcelete Jewell
Printin
Lusk
Went _LUCK’S FURNITURE co
Limits
West
BATES
Song Zaae
Ere
Eas
Harold "Hendrix Fie
Datas Hope, Art
Miller
Pte
Garrett Willt
Jerome Smith
AY McDowell Clifford Byers
A.G. Une
Clifford Eed
Clint Fred Glanton
Porter John
Greene
B. L. Sed Rettig Olin
EWIS
Roy Taylor
Homer T. Jones
Sherif
Dean Parsons
Jimmie Cook
Homer
Heverley
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Hazel
Herndon-Cornelius Funeral Home and Burial Association
Alford
Dodgers
Helen Easter
Lonoke Chorus
Macedonia Baptist Church
Rey
H. W. Watson
Paster
Mt, Zion
Felix Evans
Yerger High School
Phoenix
Arizona
Evans
Alanta
Georgia
Dora Flowers
Lola Alice Flowers
William Eddie Nelgon
Flint
Michigan
Veterans of the American Legion
United States
Associated Prose Southern Association
Ittle Rock
New Yor
Klu
The
White Horse
Robert P. Briscoe
Allied Forces
Europe
Briscoe
William M. Fechteler
Senate
Prince Rainier
Princess Grace
Island
Majorca
Juan Castejon
Ruth Elaine Conte
Marion Isbell
National Restaurant Association
Alaska
Lias
Hegard
Oregon State
Washington State
Idaho
Mayfair
Mayrain
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