30 Cars Ready for Race at Indianapolis
Indianapolis May 27 Seventeen cars completed ten mile qualifying runs bringing the 30 cars ready for the All-mile race at Indianapolis motor speedway. Forty three cars remain to qualify with Saturday's efforts to trim the field. Mack Wilings of Burbank led with 127.988 mph in a Kurtis-Kraft owned by Don Lee Inc earning $500 and an eighth row spot.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Mack Wilings
Burbank
Cali
Kurtis-Kraft
Don Lee, Inc
Los Angles
Notice to Creditors Estate of Laura McKinley
Letters of Administration issued by Hempstead Probate Court Arkansas on May 19, 1941 for Laura McKinley deceased. Creditors must present claims against the estate, properly authenticated, within six months after May 19, 1948 to A. R. McKinley Administrator. Hope Arkansas. May 22 29 June 4.
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Laura Meliiley
Hempstead
Ariangas
A. R. McKinley
Laura McKinley
Hope
Arkansas
Dixie revolt on civil rights in Southern newspapers
A May 27 summary notes editorials across Southern papers reacting to Truman’s civil rights program. It highlights a Richmond News-Leader stance predicting no revolt, but treating the issue as party politics, with criticism of McGill and liberal foes who favor gradual change. Turner Catledge from Mississippi is cited, as are statements from Virginia lieutenant governor L. Preston Collins and Mississippi editors about states rights and potential impacts on voting. The piece frames Southern attitudes as cautious, wary of immediate, radical change and wary of federal meddling.
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Atlanta
Dixie Revault
Truman
Richmond
Haveeen
Franklin D Roosevelt
Harry S.tremin
Newas World
Raanolke
Vin
News-Leader
Ralph McGill
Atlanta Constitution
Georgia
Southern Tier
McGill
B. O
Turner Catledge
Washington
Gian
Waitrese
al Franklin J. Rausewic
Cod Alemiguts
Buwnan Palace
L. Preston Collins
Virginia
Mississippi
New York
Roogevelt
Fred Sullens
News of
Jackson
Miss
Pennsylvania Avenue
Roosevelt
Suilens
South
Harlem
Wallace
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Toledo
Texarkana Shuts Out Hope Team
Texarkana defeated Hope 2-0 as Clyde Rhoden limited Hope to two singles by Ferguson and Russell. A large crowd attended the game. The night game was called off due to weather and any rescheduling will depend on conditions.
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Texarkana
Hope
Merchants
Clyde Rhoden
Ferguson
Russell
Fred Robertson
Radio Schedule Highlights From Central Standard Time
New York listings show NBC presenting Henry Aldrich Al Jolson and Geraidy Kirsten at 9 30 with Jack Carson Eve CBS airing Peace and War at 7 30 Mr Keen's drama and Crime Photog ABC offers Front Page Ellery Queen and Willie Piper Skit finale MBS features Lucky Partner quiz Backus Talent Hunt finale and Andy Russell revue Friday programs include Jack Berch Grand Slam Garry Moore breakfast and Ozark Valley Folks at morning slots
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New York
Tonight
NBC
Henry Aldrich
al Jolson
Geraidy Kirsten
Jack Carson
Eve
CBS
Mr. Keen
ABC
Willie Piper
MBS
Backus
Andy Russel
Jack Berch
Garry Moore
Ozark Valley
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Sugar and Parks scored decisive wins in last night’s boxing card. In Oakland George Sugar Costner stopped O Neil Bell after 150 rounds, while Rahway’s Tommy Parks outpointed Gene Huigston in New York for a 150 pound bout.
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Associated Press
Oakland
CalifirGeorge Sugar’s Costner
O'Neil Bell
Detroit
Elizabeth N. J
Jommy Parks
Rahway
N. J
Gene Huigston
New York
Vols widen Southern Association lead with 10 3 win over Barons
Nashville surged to an 8 2 edge in three innings then held on to defeat Birmingham 10 3 to stretch its SA lead to three games. Chattanooga lost 7 0 to Atlanta Grackers as Vern Curtis allowed four hits. Memphis beat New Orleans 11 2 behind Chuck Eisenman as MoAPole toppled Little Rock 5 8 with late scoring.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Birmingham
Innnings
Barons
Chattanooga
Atlanta Grackers
Verni Curtis
Mermphis
New Orleans
Chuck Eisenman
Atlanta
Little Rock
Mobile
Memphis
Giants Stil Jinx to the Cardinals
New York Giants rallied for eight runs in the eighth inning to beat the St. Louis Cardinals 10 to 7 at the Polo Grounds. Stan Musial homered twice for the Cardinals, Ev Dusak also homered, but the late surge by New York, led by timely hits from pinch hitters and strong relief, shifted the game. The result stirs pennant race talk as the Giants again loom over the Cardinals in a season noted for New York’s late-inning pressure.
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Carl Lundquist
New York
New York Giannts
St. Louis Cardinals
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Pala Grounds
Cardinals
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Pollet
Johnny McCarthy
Budd Kerr
Jack Lohrke
Bill Rigney
Larry Jansen
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St. Laws
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Brooklyn
Tall Nicholson
Hal Sutfeort
Lefty
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Chicago Cub
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Mobile
Hugh Casey
Josey
Gil Hedges
Reds
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Boston
Warren Spahir
Hawk
Sauer
Virgil Stallcup
Cincinnati
Bill Salfeeld
Sid Hudson
Ten Ferrick
Senators
Cleveland
Gene Eden
U Hudson
Athletics
White Sox
Chicago
Joe Coleman
Yankees
Detroit
Dizzy Trout
Yogi Berra
Vicory
Dodgers edge Natchez as Cotton States race tightens
Tyounwo leads with a five game cushion over the Cotton States league pack while Dodgers squeeze past Natchez 7-6. Clarksdale Planters rally with Bill Walker on the mound as they topple Hot Springs Bathers 4-2. In other action Greenville beats Bucks 9-4 and St. Louis is swept by Boston as Ted Williams shines in the West.
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Associated Press
Cotton States Auique
Dodgers
Natchez
Hot Springs Tathers
Clarksdale Planters
Clarate
Hot Springs
Bill Walker
Planters
Pels
Bathers
AL Greenville
Dorado Onara
Five Gang
Bucks
Eddie Engel
Jesse Childress
Green
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Storage Inc. Hope
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Delton Houston
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Harry Segnar
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Walnut St
Gat
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Hope, Ark
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Demnil Columan
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Kate Smith
Robert Murteigh
the Johnson
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Meet the Press
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Fullerton, Jr
Greenwood
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