Texas League Scores From City League Night
Nashville edged Atlanta 6 to 5 while Mobile led Memphis 4 1 inning. 2nd game halted by darkness. Oklahoma City 4 beat Daltag 2. Houston won 3 0 over Shreveport. Beaumont 2, San Antonio 1. Tulsa 10 defeated Fort Worth 1.
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Memphis
Oklahoma City
Daltag
Houston
Shreveport
Beaumont
San Antonio
Tulsa
Forth Worth
Rodents Sparked Early Fires By Matchhead Chewing
Before 1911 mice and rats caused fires by chewing matchheads. Observers noted rodents were attracted to the contents of matchheads and stored fuels, igniting flames unintentionally.
Critique of Civil Rights Faction and White Supremacy Foment
A Washington essay condemns Truman's civil rights program and Deep South Democrats' states rights push as strong threats to civil and human rights. It recounts historical lynching violence, contrasts past mob justice with modern protests, and argues political hypocrisy amid racial tensions and federal intervention.
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Pei Fate Society
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Supreme Court Upholds Montague Case and Insanity Plea Debate
A supreme court ruling rejects Montague's appeal claiming error in admitting evidence of two killings and a shooting. Justices find cross examination proper and the trial supported by credible testimony. The decision references Lam bert’s insanity plea timing, plus a jail escape, and notes Ottawa becoming Canada’s capital in 1858 and 1887.
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Top Golfers Set for National Open Meet
Port Worth May 31 Ten golf stars led by Clayton Heafner arrived to qualify for the National Open while others moved to Albuquerque for a separate event. Heafner, from Charlotte, captured $3,000 first prize at Colonial National, finishing 272 for 72 holes to set a new Colonial Country Club record. He and Stewart Alexander of Lexington and Ben Hagan of Hershey tied at 278, with Alexander among 10 players to shoot sectional rounds the next day as qualification rules expanded to thirteen places to avoid Texans missing out.
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Coronal Country Clubs Course
Big Stewart
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Ben Hagan
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River Crest
Allison Wins Arkansas Title at Fort Smith
Allison, a Fort Smith golfer, captured the 1998 Arkansas Amateur Golf Championship after beating defending champ Johnny Guziek in the quarterfinals and overcoming a late two-hole lead in the final with clutch birdies on the 18th. The 36-year-old veteran survived a tough upper bracket and also shared the Arkansas Open title with W Meagher after a playoff, finishing co-champions at 140. Vernon, a 23-year-old rookie, reached the final rounds but fell short.
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Violence and political strife over voting and unions
A passage condemns mob violence and anti right to vote actions tied to Democratic party blocs in the South and union suppression. It links rioting in cities to federal neglect and argues for protections of Negro citizens while criticizing political bosses and states rights advocates across states including Mississippi and South Carolina.
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Ex Dodgers Doing Well for Pirates
Former Dodgers stars shine for the Pittsburgh Pirates as they split a doubleheader with the St Louis Cardinals, with Kirk High and Vic Lombardi earning wins in relief. Ed Stevens hits a first inning homer and a grand slam triple, while Wally Westlake and Clyde Kluttz add homers in the two games. The Pirates move within 1.5 games of first place as other NL results unfold.
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Clyde Kluttz
Ralph Inor
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Whitey Locleman
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Kent Peterson
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Howie Schultz
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Early Wynn
Gil Coan
Ed Stewart
White Sox
Bobby Feller
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Eddie Lake
Pat Mullin
Paul Lehiner
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Browns
Hal Newhouser
Detroit
Boston
Baseball Standings Bacelarin was 167d frsh prepared in
A fragmented line from a historical page notes baseball standings and a reference to Bacelarin. The readable text includes an unclear date code 167d and an indication of fresh preparation, but no full teams, scores, or events are discernible.
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Bacelarin
Bathers Gain on Loop Leading Greenwood Club
The Associated Press report notes Hot Springs narrowing Greenwood as Bathers win twice, crushing Pine Bluff 17-2 and 19-2. Greenwood splits with Greenville while Clarksdale Plant ers go five straight over Helena. Hot Springs extend streak to five while Pine Bluff trails by 17 games.
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Nashville Stays Hot as Lead Grows in Southern Association
Nashville’s Vols swept a doubleheader with Atlanta, winning 3-0 and 5-2 to extend their league lead. Mobile beat Memphis 4-0 in 11 innings, while Birmingham edged Chattanooga 6-4 and lost to Tennessee 10-8. Little Rock beat New Orleans 6-2 in opener and dropped 5-3 in nightcap.
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Little Rowe
Finalists in Speedway Classic at Indianapolis
Thirty three top drivers from national dirt tracks and midget cars prepared for the 22nd Indianapolis Speedway Classic. Time trials cut a record 80 entries to 33 high gear racers for a noon CST start. Cars averaged 125.163 miles per hour, with five exceeding that pace. Rex Mays Led Horn Bill Hollind among standard favorites.
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Purdue Notre Dame clash stirs strong season memories
Fragmented OCR recalls Purdue and Notre Dame football talk with references to Johnny Lujack and Jack Cugerips, noting an injury ripple and coaching changes. The piece hints at a vivid game atmosphere, urging renewed attention to the contenders and their wartime era rivals.
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Unclear text fragment from local matinee listing
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Arab Forces Clash Near Latrun In Palestine Conflict
Arab troops won a victory at Latrun while both sides deployed thousands of troops between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. Jewish and Arab units traded shelling near Bibbe village and Samuel's tomb as Arab Legion forces pressed toward the coast, with Ras el Ain and Isdud reported contested. Count Bernadotte met Arab and Jewish leaders and prepared to relay a UN armistice reply by Tuesday.
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Arkansas Supreme Court Affirms 1 Year Murder Sentence
The Arkansas Supreme Court today affirmed a one year sentence for Walter Montague of Jonesboro for second degree murder in the death of 2d year old Ralph Donaldson. The incident occurred Sept. 21, 1947, in Montague's office where he had been brought by relatives.
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Arkansas Supreme Court
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Jonesboro
Ralph Onaldson
Donaldson
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McFaddin
Notice to Creditors in the Hartsfield Estate Arkansas
The Hempstead Probate Court issues letters of administration for Harald Hartsfield. Flovine P. Hartsfield is Administratrix. claimants must exhibit claims within six months from first publication or be barred. Notice dated May 31 and published in Slape Arkansas with dates June 7 and June 14.
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Hempstead
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Flovine P. Hartsifield
Hnavold Martsfield
Slape
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