British Middleweight Title Fight Result Report
Fights last night compiled by the Associated Press and United Press detail scores from London Oklahoma City Newark White Plains New Bedford Hartford and Los Angeles boxing cards. Notable results include Ernie Roderick defeating Vince Hawkins in London by 148 1 2 to 159 15 rounds while Allie Stolz beat Frankie Leta in Newark at 132 3 4 to 136 3 4 and Benny Singleton claiming a win by disqualification over George La Rover in New Bedford. Other outcomes feature Phil Palmer decisioning Vince Lasalva in White Plains Henry Jordan outpointing Art Robinson in Hartford Don Lee defeating Baby Yucatan in Los Angeles and Ben Evans topping Bill Deeg in Oklahoma City.
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Associated Press
London
Ernie Roderick
Vince Hawkins
Oklahoma City
Ben Evans
Bill Deeg
Corpus Christi
Tex
United Press
Newark
N. J
Allie Stolz
Frankie Leta
Irvington
White Plains
N. Y
Phil Palmer
Vancouver B. C
Vince Lasalva
Mount Vernon
New Bedford Mass
Benny Singleton
Waterbury
Conn
George la Rover
Philadelphia
Hartford
Henry Jordan
Art Robinson
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Don Lee
Baby Yucatan
Merida
Mex
Thoughts on Seeing and Hearing in a Rebellious House
The quote pairs biblical and philosophical lines about perception. Ezekiel rebukes a stubborn generation while a later thought notes the mind holds many eyes yet the heart remains singular. Together they contrast outward awareness with inward focus.
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Ezekiel
Warning Order in Hempstead County Circuit Court
The court warns Catherine Moore Unsworth to appear within thirty days and answer Mitchell Moore’s complaint. Dated May 26 1945. Clerk E Weaver and attorneys Lyle Brown and W S Atkins are named. Sealed notice shows dates May 30, June 6, 13, 20, 1945.
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Circuit Court of
Ragland Divorce Notice in Hempstead Court Arkansas
No 6278 in the Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas Lee Roy Ragland plaintiff Ora Lee Ragland defendant The defendant Ora Lee Ragland must appear within thirty days to answer the complaint Witnessed by the court seal May 15 1945 with attorneys listed for plaintiff and ad litem May 16 23 30 June 6 1945
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
Lee Roy Ragland
Ora Lee Ragland
Soi Court
Lyle Brown
Atty
Ad Litem
W. S. Atkins
Att’y
Plaintiff
SEAL
Crackers edge Barons in 16th after 16-inning rally
Atlanta Crackers broke a 8-8 tie in the 16th inning to beat Birmingham 10-9 in a marathon Southern Association game. Ray Stokes sparked the rally with a triple with three aboard, Mel Ivy followed with a triple, Helwig walked, and Roy Pinkston doubled to clear the bases for a 3-1 series lead. Mobile beat Memphis 3-?7 in 12. Little Rock, Nashville also won as scheduled. Chattanooga police intervened during a late protest.
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Atlanta
Southern Association
Birmingham
Mobile
Memphis
Little Rock
New Orleans Pelicans
Nashville
Chattanooga
Ray Stokes
Barons
Crackers
Mel Ivy
Fred Helwig
Roy Pinkston
Chicks
Bears
Pete Thoemassie
Broom
Paul Martin
Cinch
Pels
Travelers
Pets
Lookouts
Memphis Flowers
White
Harris
New Orleans
Lanner
Birmngham
Murray
Duncan
Carpenter
Glor
Jilton
Aloma
Vols
Britain’s War Losses Reported by Churchill
Prime Minister Churchill announced that Britain’s Empire armed forces suffered 1,120,315 casualties in the war, with 307,201 killed. Civilian losses included 60,585 killed, 86,175 seriously injured, and about 150,000 slightly injured, plus bombardment damage.
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London
Churchill
Commons
Charles E. Moyer Dies Ex Mayor of Little Rock
Former Little Rock mayor Charles E. Moyer died in a hospital after being found unconscious in a downtown traffic jam. He served four terms as mayor from 1925, earlier held Pulaski County judge, deputy sheriff, and county assessor. He is survived by his wife a sister and a brother.
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Little Rock
Charles E. Moyer
Moyer
Pulaski
Ofice
Pulaski County
Today's baseball game schedule across leagues
Eastern War Time games listed for National and American League matchups with multiple daily starts. Key series include New York at Chicago, Ree at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Boston at St. Louis, and Detroit at New York with twilight and night options. Tomorrow's slate repeats several NL and AL games with night starts.
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Associated Press
National League
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
American League
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Brooklyn
Baseball scores from the day across the league
Baseball results roundup from Associated Press games include Pittsburgh 4 New York 3 Brooklyn 10 Chicago 3 St. Louis 8 Philadelphia 1 Boston 6 Chicago 4 New York 11 St. Louis 0 Philadelphia 2 Cleveland 1 in ten innings All games scheduled Memphis 6 Mobile 3 12 innings Atlanta 10 Birmingham 9 in 16 innings Little Rock 12 New Orleans 6 Nashville Chattanooga 4.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Memphis
Mobile
Atlanta
Birmingham
Little Rock
New Orleans
Nashville & Chattanooga
Happy Chandler faces criticism over scouting in high school scene
New York May 20 AP report examines Happy Chandler's remarks amid a Birmingham protest over pro clubs scouting high school players. A 16 year old signed for 125 dollars monthly, with allegations of delayed reporting and eligibility impact. Other anecdotes show scouts pressuring youth for action, harming careers and education. The piece notes potential investigations and accountability for clubs and scouts.
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New York
Happy Chandler
Hoss
Birmingham
Ala
Happy
Pennsylvania
Nations as enemies cannot long be friends at the council
Assistant Secretary of State William L. Lington argues that nations hostile in the marketplace cannot remain allied at the council table. He warns that without recognizing the spiritual self within each person, Marxists and materialists will control the soil we till.
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Wiliam L. Lington
Yankees Win 8 Straight to Capture Lead
The Yankees stretch to eight straight wins moving from fourth to the league lead during a home stand. George Stirnweiss and Bud Metheny fuel the surge with multi hit games while Atlee Donald whitewashed St Louis to sweep the series. Pittsburgh, Ben Chapman and the Dodgers also post decisive wins as the pennant chase tightens in the league.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Yankee Stadium
Joe McCarthy
Bronx
Detroit
Cleveland
Tigers
George Stirnweiss
Bud Metheny
Russ Derry
Stirnweiss
Metheny
Oscar Grimes
Atlee Donald
St. Louis Towns
Donald
Jack Kramer
Weldon West
Sam Zoldak
Pittsburgh
Yanks
Dodgers
Bruins
Whitey Kurowski
St. Louis
Sam Breadon
Charley
Red) Barrett
Mort Cooper
Barrett
Phillies
Kewpie
Dick Barrett
Jess Flores
Philadelphia Athletics
Specs Kleiman
Charley George
Boston Red Sox
Buck Ross
Frank Papish
Bob Johnson
Pete Fox
Chicago White Sox
Wartime controls eased for peacetime building revival
Washington May 29. The War Production Board announced a gradual relaxation of construction limits as resources free from wartime use. Building ceilings rose fivefold to 1000 dollars for homes and 25000 dollars for civilian factories, enabling remodeling and postwar expansions without prior WPB permission though material shortages remain. Rhode Island density noted at 667 persons per square mile.
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Washington
War Production Board
WPB
Fragmentary quote on wartime duty and leadership figures
A damaged passage names Rep. Charles M. LaFolette and Rep. Samuel A. Weiss and references U S generals and a German military context. It mentions Japan fighters and a desire to preserve a moral order, with an aside about Christian spirit and Rhine Province leadership.
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United States
Yisoware
O Oter
Pated
Samuel A. Weiss
Pennsylpig
Hans Fuchs
Rhine Province
The Spelvins Spend Evening With a Magazine Star
In New York a playful quarrel over romance and work leads George and Mrs Spelvin to a publicity event. An advertising man introduces them to a famed novelist on loveliness and tiny shocks. They learn real life differs from fiction as tensions rise at home.
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George
Mrs. S
Spelvins
Helling
Lammning
Threatener Seeks Bail Reduction In Arkansas Threat
George M. Bennett, disbarred Paris attorney, faces potential bail cut from five thousand dollars as he appears before Federal Judge Louis Goodman. Bennett is charged with mailing threats to Arkansas officials tied to his arson conviction and disbarrment, while U S Commissioner Francis Fox ordered his removal to Little Rock for trial. Fox previously refused to lower bail, calling threats of death a serious matter.
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San Francisco
George M. Bennett
Paris
Ark
Arkansas
Louis Goodman
U. S
Francis Fox
Bennett
Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Fox
Will
He Misses Mark But This One Is as Good as a Hit
Martin Pederson of Hawarden Saskatchewan attacked a German railway freight yard with his rocket firing Typhoon seeking eight locomotives and a lucky break. He flew low to attack eight locomotives and shoot up the main line. He fired two rockets, overshot slightly, hit a 100 foot chimney, which toppled, crushed the shed, and blocked the railroad.
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Rcaf Overseas
Martin Pederson
Hawarden
Saskatchewan
Canada
They Hope So Footnote at Stateville War Workshop Wall
In the Joliet Stateville penitentiary an inmate left a handwritten footnote under a wall sign reading Every Minute Counts. The message adds Lets hope so expressing cautious optimism amidst the wartime workshop setting.
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Joliet
Stateville Penitentiary
Udga Tablets Ad Claims Ulcer Relief Warped History
An old style advertisement asserts Udga tablets ease stomach and ulcer pains indigestion gas heart burn and acidity with a bold money back guarantee. The copy targets readers with inflammatory references to Napoleon and wartime imagery. The ad directs buyers to John P Cox Drug Co and other druggists to purchase a 25 cent box and try a first dose with refund if unsatisfied.
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Napoleon
John P. Cox Drug Co
Adv
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G. T. Lawson
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Treasury Department
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