Wallace Letters Proofs Stir Wide Debate On Wallace Authorship
Three handwriting experts from Los Angeles and Houston conclude Wallace and the guru letters were written by the same person. Pegler notes Roosevelt’s knowledge of the 1940 nominating fight and accuses Roosevelts of risky moves. He links Wallace to an occultist figure Roerich and an odd 1934 expedition to Moeneolia and China, suggesting ulterior motives beyond drought grass seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wallace
Weezy Guru
Wallace
Clark Sellers
John E. Harris
Los Angeles
George J. Lacey
Houston
Tex
Sellers
Charles Michelson
Roosevel
United States
Roosevelt
Hitlerar
Charlie Mike
Jesse Jones
Department of Commerce
R.F.C
Henry
Congress
Harris
Mr. Lacey
Guru
Nichoas Konstantin Roerich
Roerich
Moeneolia
China
U. S
Tien Tsin
Admiral von Tirpitz
Germany
Self Defense Ruled After Boy Captures Trout
Lewiston Idaho May 30 A 15 year old John Olson wading in the Clearwater River frightened by a steelhead trout hurling a rock with perfect aim. He was offered six times to sell the 13 pound 36 inch fish before police ruled the catch self defense by Game Warden Harry Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Ida
John Olson
Clearwater
Harry Palmer
Joy Ride Ends As Hearse Stolen By Youths
Police hunted youths who stole a hearse from a Shawneetown funeral home for a joy ride. The vehicle was later found abandoned on a Harrisburg street, about 23 miles away.
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Shawneewwn
Ill
Harrisburg
Commissions to Arkansans Recommended
Truman submits a list of about 9,200 officers from the National Guard Reserve Corps and Army for permanent commissions in the regular army. Arkansans named include 101 officers. Senate confirmation is required. The list is part of the second program to integrate officers into the regular army, following 1946 transfers and a January 1947 list. Names span Magnolia to Little Rock, Fort Smith to Stuttgart, with ranks mainly first lieutenant and several captains and majors.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
National Guard
Reserve Corps
Army of the United States
Arkansans
Regular Army
James E. Alsebrook
E. Main St
Magnolia
Carl E. Bailey, Jr
Magnolia St
North Little Rock
Frank A. Bailey
Linwood Court
Little Rock
Earl James Bass
Marvell
Robert J. Bennett
24Th St
Fort Smith
Ned R. Bethea
Arkadelphia
Wendell D. Brady
Malvern
James F. Brewer
Robert E
Clifton
Fox Conway
Arthur G. Frankel, Jr
Douglas P. Frazier
Broadway
Orrin L. Gibson
So. Mill St
Fayetteville
James G. Gilbert
Stanley K. Gilbert
Donald E. Godbey
Atkins
Ralph W. Graham
Lowell
Orlando L. Greenings
27Th St
Edward S. Hadfield
Summitt
Allen J. Hall, Jr
el Dorado
Chester A. Hall, Jr
Rufus E. Hallmark
Nashville
Ariand J. Harris
Bearden
Charley W. Haynes
Conway
Raymond C. Hesterberg
Park Hill
Orman E. Hicks
Russel Ave
Landon P. Hill
Springdale
Walton L. Hogan
Russellvile
Francis W. Hot
Kavanaugh
Olin P. Holt
North Adams St
Camden
Harold E. Howard
West 9Th St
Pine Bluff
James P. Howard
South Elm St
Shelby L. Irby
East Spring St
James H. Jenkins, Jr
North Pine St
Littl Rock
James E. Johnson
Monroe Ave
Jonesboro
Allen N. Jones, Jr
7Th St
Jay Jordan, Jr
Forrest City
John W. Kilburn
Marshall St
Donovan Kimbrough
Okelona
Frank C. Malone
Hope
Melvin A. Manning
Walnut Ridge
William T. Mattison
Hubert V. McCoy
North Palm St
Fred D. McKinney
Daniel P. McLean
Blytheville
Gail B. McMurtrey
Bison
Melvin Miller
Mena
William B. Miller, Jr
van Buren
George D. Mobbs
Cumberand St
Wilson Moore
Summitt St
Leo Murphy
Junction City
Jess McNichols
van Buren St
Sidney Nutt, Jr
Grand Ave
Hot Springs
Sherman L. Ogle
Charles B. Oldham
Izard St
John M. Pemberton
Scott
Claud C. Pinson
Bernard M. Pittman
Searcy
Samuel G. Porterfield
Arkadel
Ted E. Raynolds
Mountains
July Fourth Celebrations Claim Hundreds of Lives
A fragment reports about the United States Fourth of July celebrations resulting in approximately 216 deaths. The brief notes a deadly toll during independence festivities and hints at public concern over safety. The readable portion emphasizes the scale of loss and the tragedy accompanying the holiday.
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United States
Giants Rally Behind Hartung To 5 4 Win
Clint Hartung pitched four straight wins and hit a 435 foot triple powering the Giants to a 5-4 victory as the Dodgers tie Chicago after a rained out Pittsburgh game. Bill Johnson homered for the Yankees in a 5-2 win over Washington. Detroit fell to Cleveland 4-1 and Red Embree shut out the Tigers with a four hitter. Williams and Doerr missed Boston's 3-2 loss to Philadelphia. Ellis Kinder won again for St. Louis Browns over Chicago White Sox 4-2 in night action.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Boston
Wsa Cumati
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Giants
Clint Hartung
Hartung
Dodgers
Bill Johnson
New York Yankees
Yanks
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Red Embree
Tigers
Ted Williams
Bobby Doerr
Boston Red Sox
Russ Christopher
Willaims
Doerr
Ellis Kinder
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Farm Bureau Workers May Lose Jobs
Washington on May 29 reports indicate thousands of Agriculture Department staff nationwide face job losses on July 1 if the House approved budget bill passes the Senate. The 28 percent cut targets major agencies including the Production and Marketing Administration and Farmers Home Administration, with forecasts of 45 to 50 percent cuts and multiple office closures. Missouri totals cited: $156,397 state funds and $833,208 county grants, with $46,530 and $536,804 for state and county offices respectively.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Senate
House
Truman
Farflung Production and Marketing Administration
AAA
Farmers Home Administration
FHA
PMA
Missouri
Fights Last Night Across Cities Reported by AP
In Fall River Tony Falco and Freddy Camuso met with Falco prevailing on points as Fox stopped Gillo in Akron. George Duke defeated Zone Lee in San Francisco while other bouts listed with hometowns and weights. Weights and results reflect an evening of multiple regional fights reported by AP.
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Associated Press
Fall River
Mass
Tony Falco
Hartford
Freddy Camuso
Akron
Billy Fox
Philadelphia
Tony Gillo
New Haven
Mobile Bears Knock Off Vols In Key Southern Race
Mobile Bears beat Nashville 2 to 1 as Bill Hart homered for the former Dodgers and Roy Whitaker earned the win in a pitching duel. New Orleans fell to Chattanooga 6 to 5 while Memphis Chicks defeated Atlanta 5 to 1 and Little Rock downed Birmingham 4 to 1. Series games resume tonight as teams travel for doubleheaders.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Trouis
Chicsan
Mobile
Nashville
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Memphis
Atlanta
Little Rock
Birmingham
Beaumont
San Antonio
Houston
Shreveport
Tulsa
Dallas
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Dodgers
Mobile Bears
Flatbush
Dixie Dodgers
Bill Hart
New Orleans Pelicans
Roy Whitaker
Leo Twardy
Vols
Hart
Whitaker
Dodger
Lookouts
Marvin Stens
Alex Zukowski
Don Hanski
Memphis Chicks
Chicks
Stan West
George Koval
West
Sam House
Jack Reagan
Babbit
Doubeheaders
One Driver Is Killed in Auto Races
Indianapolis May 30 William Cantlon 43 was fatally injured during the 500 mile race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. His car skidded into the retaining wall in full view of spectators. Cantlon, an Indianapolis automobile dealer, died after reaching field hospital. Billy Holland 39 from Bridgeport Conn led the first 100 miles at 123.441 to set a track record. Cliff Bergere caused the lead change by pausing for tire change. Van Acker Russo collision and Fankhouser spin noted. three cars retired from minor accidents. Blood used in a rare French wine and Cairo noted for vice reference.
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Indianapolis
William
Shorty) Cantlon
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Cantlon
Billy Holland
Bridgeport
Conn
Holland
Cliff Bergere
Toledo
Charles van Acker
South Bend
Ind
Paul Russo
Kenosha
Wis
North Stretch
van Acker
Russo
Milt
Cigar Bowl interest and a Portsmouth baseball quip
Lincoln star Norris Anderson notes Georgia coach Wallyatts could be a fit for the Cigar Bowl in Tampa. In Portsmouth Virginia, pitcher Red Williams faced a 3-2 count and asked umpire Van Keuren what to throw. the ump replied curve him, Red.
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Norris Anderson
Lincoln
Neb
Tampa
Georgia
Wallyatts
Portsmouth
Irving Leigh
Red Williams
Red
van Keuren
Van
Cleveland and high school coaches hold second football clinic
The event drew 825 attendees including college figures Henry Finka of Tulane and Bob Voigts of Northwestern, with Browns staff among the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Browns
Henry Finka
Tulane
Bob Voigts
Northwestern
Trippi Faces Choice Between Baseball and Football Careers
Charlie Trippi, Georgia star and two sport pro, concedes his double life must end within a year or two. He plans to quit baseball by Aug. 15 to join the Chicago Cardinals, weighing majors in football or baseball as his future. Trippi, playing for the Atlanta Crackers at .262, hopes for a major league baseball shot if he stays, but accepts a pro football career may be inevitable. He calls himself a real "comer" and expects a tough decision ahead.
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Will Grimsley
Memphis
Tenn
Charlie Trippi
University of Georgia
Trippi
Atlanta Crackers
Southern Association
Chicago
Football Cardinals
Georgia
Atlanta
Kiki Cuyler
Helena Moves into 4th Place With El Dorado
In a Cotton States League night of play Helena and El Dorado deadlocked for fourth as Greenwood’s 13 strikeout pitcher blanked Clarksdale 11 to 0. Greenville beat El Dorado 10 to 5 while Helena toppled Hot Springs 13 to 6. Tonight Greenwood visits Clarksdale. Helena hosts Hot Springs. El Dorado at Greenville.
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Associated Press
Helena
el Dorado
Greenwood
Clarksdale
Ray Moore
Greenville
Greenvillers
Oilers
Helena Seaporters
Hot Springs
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Rowden
D & PL
T. S. Vitt
Ruth Dozier
South
H. G.irston
Susanna Price
Ave. B
T. N
J. L. Lamb
Tolwood
Hamiton
Jesse Sinclair
17Th
Mc‘caskill
Ark
Cleo L. Fountaine
Ozan
Ghicks
Nek
FORD
Thorton Tandy
E. Sundberg
W. Rosston
Idenor Boys Watch
J. C
Hale
America
South Walnut
Olin Jones
Free
Imodern
H. W. Timberlake
Foster-Ellis Real Estate Co
C. E. Weaver
Rhone
North la
Schooley
J. E. Schooley
Maytag Sales & Service
L. C. Floyd
Blevinson Prescott Highway
Io Laundry
Necesery
Tom McLarty
Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Michael Ricca
Frances Ricca
R. V. Herndon, JR
Allen Monument Co
Texarkana
Pocon City Jones Electric CO
Tri-State Blind and Awning CO
County Ave
Arkansas
Elm
Lynn
Holly
Bay
Hope Basket CO
Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Overell
NEA
George Gollum
Beulah Overell
Gollum
Santa Ana
Miss Overell
Harry G. Sims
Hazen
Marshall L. Smith
Imboden
William J. Stapp
No. D St
Ft. Smith
Lowis Sullenberger
14Th St
Jack Swaim
Glenn R. Taylor
Joe D. Taylor
Hickory St
Irby V. Tedder
Oak St
Little
James H. Teeter
Russellville
Cart
Iar
P. Tuggle, Jr
Enaee
Ewood J. Waid
Richard L. Walker
William E. Wallace
Rice St
James H. Whits
Lake City
Robert G. White
Auburn
Nae
Leonard W. Winger
Charles A. Wooten, Jr
Barnett B. Young
Gurdon
Jacqueline Pierreux
Jacqueline
Carl Mott
President Truman
Grandview
Farm Bureau
Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Phils
Pirates
Hank Greenberg
Reds
Mel
Pet
Oston
Cairo
Egypt
Charlie Smith Hope
ATTIC
Hope Butane
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