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Radio schedule lists morning devotionals, musical programs, quiz shows, and news segments. It notes Walter Mason and Cecil Brown among hosts with Marginal tie ins to sports and a Friday music club. The final line confirms University of Aquituna and Max PSpesbury winning the heavyweight boxing title for the third straight year.
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Melody Boys
Walter Mason
Cecil Brown
Patter
Lob Poole
Kate Smith
Doubleday
Chuck Wagon
Gabriel Heatter
Mallbag
John Dalie
Bob Poole
Gabriel
Heatter
Fulton Lewis
Jyr
California Caravan
Bul Henry
Cate Glee Club
Robert Hurley
Neows
Voice of the Army
Tanne
University of Aquituna
Max Pspesbury
Fair Enough on Chicago Press Ethics and a Greenwich Case
Westbrook Peg writes on Chicago journalism’s frenzied era, comparing it with New York’s tempo. He recalls picture chasing, street photographers, and the pressure to produce. The piece shifts to a Greenwich, Connecticut case where Draper and Adler sue Mrs. McCullough, sparking a public fund drive for the defense.
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Avery
Connecticut
McCulough
Draper
Adler
Greenwich
McCulloughs
Time Magazine
Camerman
McCullough
Draner
Adier
Ina Swich
George Sokolsky
Virginia
Philadelphia
Parsonage
Conn
MecCulloughs
New York
Felix Frankfurter
Mussolini
Supreme Court
Harry Bridges
Bridges
Five Arkansas high school teams go undefeated into season
Unreadable fragments show high school football and dance teams with undefeated records. Names include Paul Draper, Larry Adler, Mrs. John T McCull, and towns Waldron and Stuttgart. The text mentions Class A and Class B divisions and Parsonage Road in Green- ety, near England.
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New York
Paul Draper
Arkansas
Larry Adler
John T- McCull
Parsonage Road
Green
Waldron
Stuttgart
England
Roundup of Minor Leagues and College Gridiron Notes
New York reports Major league farm bosses see no ceiling on affiliations but many clubs shrink to about ten to fifteen farms. Some argue for a few profitable farms to bear costs while minor leagues push back over expenses. About 400 clubs exist. limiting to 15 farms could reduce the pool. Penn State Thespians grant honorary membership to Jim Dragotta after a dramatic late play against Syracuse. Also coverage of Army vs Fordham, Tulane vs Navy, Notre Dame vs Michigan State, Princeton vs Harvard, and Denver vs St Marys with vivid game notes and quips.
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New York
Penn State
the Thespians
Jim
Draigotta
Syracuse
Beaver ‘Field
Dragotta
Nat
Thespians
Yankees and Dodgers Place Two on 1949 All Star Team
New York and Brooklyn both earn two berths on the Associated Press 1949 major league all star squad, but Boston dominates with three reps Ted Williams Mel Parnell and Ellis Kinder lead the selections. Tigers Cardinals Pirates also place one representative each in the dream lineup.
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New York
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
Ted Williams
Mel, Parnell
Ellis Kinder
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Detroit Tiger
Fivehaser
Campanella
Henrich
Musial
Ralph Kilner
Pittsbugh
Rizzuto
Parnell
Kinder
Jefferson College Stand Praised Yet Faces Closure
Jefferson Military College in Natchez Mississippi faced possible closure as trustees report looming debts after turning down a 50 million endowment from Judge George Armstrong over required white supremacy teaching. Methodist Bishop Oxnam of New York praised the decision and criticized Armstrong. Trustees say current debts are met with 5000 dollars donated by a Texas businessman but more funds are needed to finish the term.
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Natchez
Miss
Little Jefferson Military College
Jefferson
George Armstrong
New Orleans
G. Bromley Oxnam
New York
Academy
Armstrong
Federal Council of Churches
Mississippi
Texas
Henry L. Riser
Atlanta
Man Charged With Slaying Wife and Mother-in-Law
Toledo police say 52 year old retired executive John A. Harding was charged with first degree murder in the bludgeoning deaths of his 16 year old wife Mildred Compton Harding and her mother Mrs. Fred Thompson. Harding allegedly confessed after being handed over by a daughter following a police search. The double killing occurred after a Sunday night movie. Harding reportedly spoke of infidelity and awoke in a cold sweat before the murders. The case involves a well known local businessman with ties to the auto parts industry.
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Toledo
UPI
Tvo
John A. Harding
Detroit
Harding
Mildred Compton Harding
Auro
Tyledo
Fred Thompson
Pocahontas
Wilson
Six Persons Perish in Building Blaze in Cincinnati
A Cincinnati fire killed six people in a three story Elm Street apartment building near downtown. Seven others were burned or injured by leaping from second and third floor windows. five died from burns and one died from a fall. Fire marshal McNay estimated damage at about 2000 dollars and credited quick firefighting.
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Cincinnati
Elm Street
Harry McNay
General Hospital
Charles Dean
Comen
McNay
Ben
More Cool Weather in Prospect for Nation
The Associated Press reports further cold air mass movements from the Yukon and Mackenzie basins spreading across the northern plains and into Minnesota and the Lake Superior region. Temperatures fall below freezing in North Dakota and Minnesota with light snow in Pembina and light rain in Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan as the cold front moves southeast toward New England.
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Associated Press
Yukon Valley
MacKenzie Basin
Canada
Plaine
Minnesota
Lake
Juperior
North Central Region
New England States
Gulf States
North Dakota
Pembina
N. D
Wisconsin
Michigan
New England
Stymie the racing legend retires to bluegrass life
New York nov 2 up gallant Stymie once the world's wealthiest racehorse retires. Bred at King ranch Texas he began as an obscure selling plater before Hirsch Jacobs bought him in 1943 for 1000 dollars. Now eight years old he leaves the track with a bankroll of 928485 dollars.
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New York
Stymie
King Ranch
Texas
Stymnie
Hirsch Jacobs
Jacobs Stymie
Nine Points Lost Texas Three Games
Austin, Tex. Nov. 2 JP Tel escaped into 12 seconds was a section of broken dreams for Texas. Nine points kept the Longhorns out of the nation's football elite nine points lost them games to three of the top teams of the country. Two missed passes a point after touchdown and a field goal pitched them into bitter reverse of what might have been. Texas started the season bright then faced Oklahoma Arkansas Rice and Southern Methodist. Doak Walker kicked the winning point for SMU to beat Texas 7-6 as Ben Procter dropped a pass in the end zone with two seconds on the clock. Eight times Texas was in scoring territory and failed.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Longhorns
Oklahoma
Sooners
Ben Procter
Pexas
Arkansas
Rice
Owls
Froggie Williams
Southern Methodist
Doak Walker
Procter
Greenville Seeks to Keep Cotton League Club
Greenville Mississippi November 2 Directors of the Greenville club in the Class C Cotton States baseball league seek a purchaser to keep the team in operation in Greenville. After two seasons of losses they hope to sell to a private operator or a Major league or high ranking minor league club. Greenville was a charter member of the Cotton States loop in 1909 and has fluctuated in and out since then.
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Greenville
Miss
Catton States Loop
Lile Leads Hope s Team to 18 0 Victory
Hope s B team dominated Texarkana Bees 18 0 at Texarkana with Lile and Kennedy starring on offense. The Bees struggled to mount offense as Hope Bees defense forced errors and turnovers, while Lile repeatedly gained critical yardage to fuel scoring drives.
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Lile
Hope
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