Truman Seeks Expanded Social Security Program
President Truman pledges a broader Social Security plan covering more workers and higher benefits. The 1938 Act provides old age and survivor insurance funded by payroll taxes split between workers and employers, with current outlays and recipient totals growing as coverage expands. The program funds about 46 million annually, with roughly 2.05 million beneficiaries today.
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Paty Enough By Westbrook Pegler Parody of Justice Folie Frail
A critical tirade targets Justice Frankfurter and Brandeis as Westbrook Pegler decries alleged misinterpretations of labor disputes and constitutional limits. The piece mocks Anglo-Saxon codersport and cites historical cases, arguing for adherence to American constitutional norms amid imagined court intrigues.
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Justice Brandeis
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Frankfurter
Duara Gaski
Unitistienkranis
Sears
Grantham Anc
Ouachita Hottest Team in AIC Conference
Ouachita Tigers, 6 wins 2 losses, have surged to the top of the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference standings. A post season bid hinges on an invitation to play Southeastern Mileham State College of Denison, with AIC officials weighing Ouachita's participation as the conference ponders its remaining members.
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Denison
Denison Kiwanig
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H. L. McCaister
Ouachita
Partios Tion
Yerger Tigers Clash With Texarkana Tonight at Hammons Stadium
The Yerger Tigers meet Texarkana at 8 tonight at Hammons Stadium. Texarkana, last year’s tough foe, brings a strong lineup and heavy front line. Advance tickets are on sale as the white-fan section is prepared.
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Neyland Named Coach of the Week for Tennessee
New York, Nov. 1. United Press declares Gen. Bob Neyland of Tennessee as coach of the week. His single wing offense and stout defense lead the Volunteers to victory over Georgia Tech, maintaining a long tradition of steady, disciplined play and consistent upsets of top teams.
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Nomination day previewing West Coast stars and college scrambles
Hugh Fullerton Jr surveys emerging talents from Compton College’s McEhenny to Springfield guards Perry Smith and Pal Tees. He notes college and high school players like Bonnie Cox and Bill Rister, plus pro interest in McEhenny and a look at Russ Meyer and other sports figures. The piece highlights early pro offers, defensive prowess, and last minute college bets, with scattered college previews and pro hopes.
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Walker Scott Duel Is Main Attraction in Southwest Stadium
Fayetteville November 16. A Doak Walker of SMU vs Clyde Scott of Arkansas headlines as South Methodist meets Arkansas in homecoming clash. Capacity crowds expected despite SMU favorite status. both stars rank among the conference’s top backs with record rushing, passing, and kickoff returns. This may be their final college duel as seniors.
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Clyde
Scott
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Methodist
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Walker
Scout
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Senting
William and Mary Ends Top Player By The Associated Press
A chaotic recap of college football action links William and Mary with a dramatic finish. Notable moments include plays by Wis Swiacki and near-misses by North Carolina, plus standout saves and blocks affecting the top performers. The AP wire traces key touchdowns, turnovers, and late-game heroics across multiple teams.
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Ihey Todt
Buddy Burris
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Wud
Homecoming game for Prescott Wolves closes season
Prescott Curly Wolves host Ashdown at Cummings Field for Homecoming and the final game of the year. Coach Cook notes Ashdown is strong in District 7-B and likely playoff bound with one loss. Queen Agnes Avery will be crowned by Captain Bill Peachey, with maid Ann Tort and others. Team seniors include Peathey, Inke Bulard, Burley, Arren, Barger, Stewart, Barnes, Gunn, Renfro. large crowd anticipated.
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Inke 3Ulard
Douglas Burley
Everett Arren
Paul Barger
W. A. Stewart
Jim Barnes
Billy Gunn
Kenneth Renfro
Dlonk
Washington University Bears keep undefeated amateur streak
Washington University's strictly amateur football team, based in St Louis, holds seven wins with three games left and remains among the nation's undefeated, untied squads. The Bears, who paused football during wartime, now juggle practice with classes as coach Weeb Ebanks leads a strong staff including Ewbank assistants. They beat Car Meghe Tech, Butler and Oberlin, and face Western Michigan, the University of Tennessee, and the University of Tasmania to close the season.
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Ashington
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Carmeghe ‘Tech
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Ewbank
Inwin Uteri
University of Michigan
Frank Cumisk
Ohio State
Brooklyn Dodeer
Les Avery
Michigan
Frank Noble
Western Michigan
Ne Deleard
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University of Tasville
Outpainted boxers and gluttonous feed ers in a stray notes mix
A garbled report lists multiple boxing results with outpoints and draw claims across cities from Portland to New Haven. The text blends names like Henry Chennel Joe Rod Wek Addie Com uo and venues such as New York Newark and Bayonne, then shifts to an odd line about blue geese and a statement on young gove.
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AAA Proposes to Play Only Among Selves
Arkansas athletic rules eye changes to limit athlete ages and split sports into divisions within the Triple A and Six Glgo. Proposals include junior high eligibility, removing javelin from track, curb on playoff game revenues, and adopting national high school rules for football while shifting grid codes next year.
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Arkansas Razorbacks Fall Short to Rice 28 6
In a November game, Arkansas struggles on the line as Rice exploits tackle and guard gaps leading to a 28 to 6 defeat. Roland highlights include loss of Theron Roberts to injury and incomplete Arkansas tackling containment. Coaches weigh comparative scores and upcoming matchups amid mixed predictions.
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Adventure Parade and Radio Schedule Highlights
A dense listing of radio program slots and show titles for Wednesday and Thursday editions, featuring Adventure Parade, Superman, Captain Midnight, Captain Midnight, Newsreels, sports wrap, and music segments. Includes times and host names like Gardner Gabriel Heatter and Erakine Johnson, with multiple stations and locales referenced.
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Henry J
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Faith In Our
Washington Tour Inne Melocdies
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Tom Mix
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Topo Radio Programs Nov WW 1 Bya Chie T30 Gilder
Radio listings show Nov programs including Gilder Tayvorn 8:3 and Auten 9:50. Cast names and venues appear as brief entries with uncertain spellings. The fragmentary page notes plays and performances at Playhouse and related stations, with limited readable context.
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Gilder
Tayvorn
Dassett Auten
Ray
Cortala Tingo
Q Chambleen
Explosion Fatal in Bald Kaul Transcription Mishap
An explosion fatality occurred on November 10 near Bald Kaul involving a power transmission valve. The incomplete report notes a person named Iva Fredepile Sehulia, age 30, as the victim, with missing details about location and agency.
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