No Change in Gold Value Pres Truman Says
President Truman announced there will be no change in the value of gold while he remains in office. He dismissed rumors of raising the gold price to cut the national debt, calling any such idea a categorical no. The $35 an ounce price set after Roosevelt’s reassessment stands firm.
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Fair Enough By Westbrook Pegler on Roosevelt Era
New York November 20. Westbrook Pegler argues the Truman administration and Roosevelt era allies aided by a Roosevelt loyalist crowd have aligned to claim Russia as the United States’ foe. Pegler criticizes Roosevelt for recognizing and aiding the Soviet Union, condemns the CIO, Hiss, and Frankfurter allies, and recalls Pearl Harbor era warnings against communists while attacking current leadership and Poland’s fate.
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Smackover Bucks Edge Hope for District Title Showdown
Tonight at Hammons Stadium Smackover meets Hope in a crucial district clash to decide which team advances to the state playoffs. Smackover, led by Giddings, seeks a repeat upset of Hope after last season’s muddy 14 0 win. Hope counters with a heavier lineup and a strong passing attack to halt Smackover’s attack, while public sentiment favors the Bucks as the nod to represent the district.
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U S Would Be Biggest Loser in Another War
Leland Stowe, noted war correspondent, told a Huntingdon College audience in Montgomery that the United States would be the greatest loser in a third world war. He warned capitalism faces collapse if the crisis grips the capitalist world.
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Blocking Rule Sparks Coaching Support Across Teams
College coaches largely back the stricter blocking rule aimed at reducing rough play and injuries. They call for harsher enforcement and penalties.
SMU Army Irish Favored To Win In Week Of Football
In New York on November 11, readers see picks for 1949 football games. SMU, Army and Notre Dame are forecast to win. key matchups include Notre Dame at North Carolina and Ohio State versus Illinois with wide spreads and potential records in focus.
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Eddie LeBaron
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South Carolina
Loyola
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Missouri Valley
William Jewel
Cornell
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Yale
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Brown
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Minnesota
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Fordham
Boston College
Penn State
Temple
Midwest
Michigan
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Nebraska
Oklahoma A. & M
Kansas State
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Drake
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Bradley
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Duquesne
Georgia
Auburn
Kentucky
Florida
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Idaho
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UCLA
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John Carroll
Chicago Cardinals
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Elmer Agnsman
Crowin Clatt
Bill Fischer
Bob Dove
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Chicago Stags
Branch Rickey
Nationaleague
Charlie Callahan
Four Horsemen
Notre Dame North Carolina Game Pay and Odds Report
Roundup notes Notre Dame North Carolina at Yankee Stadium will pay about 25000 take home versus 120000 from Sugar Bowl. Mentions Lula Perini seats, Morris Gardner scoring bursts, Brockmeyer records at Wausau, and Louis-Cheshut bout. Includes radio schedule and various college and pro notes.
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Fort Smith Arkansas maid of cotton winner named
Beverly Jones of Warren Arkansas and a University of Arkansas student earns Fort Smith maid of cotton title after winning last night’s contest Sponsored by Fort Smith Cotton Oil Co. She previously placed runner up in last summer’s Miss Arkansas contest.
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Arkansas Razorbacks Preview SMU Clash and Local Notes
A speculative Razorbacks upset of SMU is weighed on past form and current prep. Barnhill’s sophomores bring seven games of experience while Ark’s defense limits wing formations. Weather may affect Dallas area play with showers possible. Also noted are high school playoff receipts, trophy values, Harold Waggoner’s rushing stats, and Tupelo test prospects.
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Radio Programs in New York Schedule Summary
The listing shows Tonight programs across NBC CBS and ABC in New York including Henry Morgan Life of Riley Jimmy Durante The Goldbergs Leave It to Joan Davis Lone Ranger Ozzie and Harriet Fight Charlie Fusari versus Terry Young with Music by Eddy Duehin Meet The Press and Fred Waring Music NBC Symphony Lets Pretend Breakfast on the Plaza Roger Dann and Frankie Masters Band Also Sports Parade and other daytime blocks on Saturday with Mind Your Manners and Sports Parade among entries.
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Henry Morgan
Life of Riley
Jimmy Durante
CBS
Joan Davis
Capitol Cloakroom
ABC
Charlie Fusari
Terry Young
MBS
Russ Morgan
Eddy Duehin
John Gates
Fred Waring
Foseanni
NBC Symphony
Breakfast On the Plaza
Roger Dann
Frankie Masters
MDBS
Boxing State joins National Boxing Association
The Massachusetts State Boxing commissioner announced the state has joined the National Boxing Association, becoming the last state to enter the NBA except New York. In Harrisburg, Imperial Hanover, a yearling, sold for 72000 on the auction block to Seo Palin, Fred Egan and J J McIntyre, the highest price for a trotter or pacer. Former high mark was 70000 for Algiers in 1947. New York University’s board of athletic control accepted the resignation of head football coach Edward Myltin effective after this season.
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Imperial Hanover
Seo Palin
Fred Egan
J. J. McIntyre
Algiers
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Board of Athletic Control
Edward Myltin
Notre Dame North Carolina Highlights on CBS CBS roundup
A broadcast roundup lists 20 games including Notre Dame vs North Carolina Army vs Penn Minovos vs Ohio State and Maryland vs Boston University Tulane vs Vanderbilt and Alabama versus Mississippi. It notes coaching changes and quarterback shifts as teams prepare for the Southwest Conference next fall.
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Piggies Dominate Hope Juniors 53 to 7 in Texarkana
The Arkansas Junior High Piggies crushed Hope Bobkittens 53 to 7 in Texarkana on Friday night. Led by Baur with four touchdowns, they opened scoring early and never slowed. Gilley was sidelined with a 217 pound guard, yet the Piggies showed strength up front as Arnold returned a kickoff for a touchdown and outran defenders for the score.
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Lehman to Back Civil Rights Plan Post Victory
New York Nov 10 UPI Senator elect Norbert H. Lehman said he would fight for the civil rights program outlined by President Truman. The four term New York governor emphasized his support after defeating John F. Dulles by over 190000 votes in the New York senatorial race. Lehman, Democrat Liberal, touted the fair deal and warned Dewey allies against reshaping party strength in 1952. He noted Dulles defeat could affect Dewey's career and presidential ambitions.
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Probate Notice of Estate of James Kemp Casey
The Probate Court of Hempstead County Arkansas announces the estate of James Kemp Casey died August 10. An instrument dated May 12 1634 was admitted to probate October 27 1940. Executrix Myrtle Griffin Casey is appointed. Claims must be filed within six months from first publication or be barred. First published October 28 1949. Myrtle Griffin Casey executrix 80 South Main Street Hope Arkansas.
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