Two Homes For Sale On South Hervey And Pine
On 16th and South Hervey this spacious house with breezeway and attached garage sits on a large 98 by 140 foot lot and will be completed by December 1. FHA financing offers a monthly payment of 41.05 dollars and cash price around 600 dollars with lower payments possible. A second two bedroom home on 1402 South Pine features a screened porch and built ins with a $41.40 monthly plan, both offered by Foster-Ellis Realty Co.
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Peach Street
Hervey
South Pine
Mtl South
Cancer Welfare Fund shut down by New York court order
Attorney General Goldstein of New York obtained a court order closing the Cancer Welfare Fund Inc with offices in the Empire State Building and enjoining executive director Joseph L. Brandt from further public solicitation. The fund allegedly spent only five percent of its receipts on cancer relief. Brandt has a criminal record and ties to the anti Nazi league and Lipschutz financed outfits.
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Genral Goldstein
Herbert H. Lehman
Brandt
Anti Nazi League
Gestapo
Fie
Isidore Lipschutz
Belgium
Lipschutz
Society For the Prevention
Morgenthau
New York Mirror
Cancer Welfare Fund
Nick
Better Business Bureau of
New York
Cancer Welfare Fine
Richard Rollings
The
Gum Products Co
Boston
Mass
Rollins
Richard Rollins
Irving Rothberg
Anti- Nazi League
Sam Dickstein
New York Supreme Court
House Committee On UN- American Activities
John McCormick
House
Dickstein
Sam
John Ray Carlson
Texas Stakes Title Hopes With Baylor
Texas faces Baylor in Waco as 46,000 expected to watch the Longhorns defend a national ranking against a Bears squad hungry for an upset. Byron Townsend powers Texas with Tompkins at quarterback while Baylor relies on Larry Sabell Parker Jeffrey Parma and a solid supporting cast to upend the favorites. Coach Blair Cherry announces his resignation after this season amid past ties with Baylor finishes.
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Waco
Tex
University of Texas Today
Baylor
Longhorns
Bears
Texas
Byron Townsend
Ben Tompkins
Larry Sa‘bell
Buddy Parker
James Jeffrey
Richard
Parma
Blair Cherry
Norusic Leads Savannah Open as Torza Stays Close
Milon Narusic of Albany holds a one stroke lead in the Savannah Open after the second round. Felice Torza of St Charles closes to within one of Narusic at 139 after a 68. Other top pros include George Fazio, Tommy Bolt, and Jim Ferrier at 139, with Ed Oliver and Julius Boros at 141 and Dick Chapman at 144.
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Savannah
Milon Narusic
Albany
Felice Torza
St. Charles
Ill
Maursic
Marusic
George Fazio
Wahsington
D. C
Tommy Bolt
Durham
N. C
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Ed Oliver
Searle
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
Dick Chapman
Jack Coyle
Springfield
Sports Mirror column highlights past sports figures and dishes
Today a year ago Clarente Brick Owens, 64, former American League umpire, died of a heart attack. Five years ago Frank Stranahan from Toledo won the Durham Open golf tournament with 277 for 72 holes. Ten years ago the Brooklyn Dodgers bought Kirbe Higbe from the Phillies for 160600 and three players. Fifteen years ago John J. Jackson was named to succeed Prescott Bush as US Golf Association president. A favorite Champagne dish is dandelion and bacon salad.
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Associated Press Today
Clarente Brick Owens
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Durham
Brooklyn Dodgers
Kirbe Higbe
Phillies
John J. Jackson
Prescot Bush
U.S. Golf Association
Yanks stars set for Bears clash in Chicago showcase
New York Yanks trio Nate Johnson Dan Edwards and John Clowes will face a near sellout Bears crowd in Chicago tomorrow marking owner Ted Collins biggest home and away totals in seven pro seasons. George Ratterman celebrates a birthday as football chatter mixes with fumbles and Winnipeg born players across the NHL and college headlines.
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New York
New York Yanks
Bears
Chicago
Nate Johnson
Dan Edwards
John Clowes
Hornets
Ted Collings
Ted
George Ratterman
Camden and Little Rock Victorious
Lincoln area high school football results show Little Rock Tigers routing Pine Bluff Zebras 43 to 6 to seal the Big Six title, while Camden defeats Magnolia 27 to 0 to push toward a 7AA claim. Fort Smith edged North Little Rock 20 to 19. El Dorado crushed Hot Springs 34 to 6. McCrory clinched District Two with 13 to 0 over Pocahontas.
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Little Rock
Little Rock Tigers
Pine Bluff Zebras
Zebras
Tigers
North Little Rock
Pine Bluff
Bengal
Roy Edgington
el Dorado
Hot Springs
Sonny Cloud
George Parks
Fort Smith Grizzlies
McCrory
Pocahontas
Fulks
McCrory-Pocahontas
Camden Pit
Magnolia
Camdension
Fordyce
Texarakana
Redbugs
DeQueen
Prescott
Gordon
Osceola
Jacksonville
Marevale
Newport
Walnut Ridge
Atkins
Danville
Gorden
Nashville
Hope
Arkadelphia
DeValls Bluff
Elaine
Piggott
Corning
Hughes
Clarendon
Magnet Cove
Carlisle
Bald Knob
Beebe
Forrest City
Searcy
Warren
Smackover
Benton
Conway
Sheridan
Catholic High
Lakeside
Watson Chapel
Malvern
Bauxite
Stuttgart
Marianna
Dermott
Dumas
Murderous Motive Tests Jasper as Toll Remains Unclear
In a strained Thorne Hill aftermath, Jasper grows paranoid under Sheriff Purdy’s questions while Leeana weighs Peter Thorne’s murder and Jasper’s possible alibi. As Osbourne’s evidence tightens, Agatha warns of Sondra’s collapse and a trap closing on a culprit.
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Thorne
Jasper
Sondra
Cousim
Leeana
Peter
Pete
Sonny
Tesang
Red Ace
Thorne Hill
Peter Thorne
Uttle
Thorne City
Purdy
Maggie
Teeana
Miss Agatha
Clem
Bone
Radio Listings and Scores From Central Standard Time
A detailed radio schedule for NBC CBS and ABC with programs listed by time including dramas music quiz shows and variety segments. The page also lists extensive high school football scores from multiple Arkansas towns and counties with final tallies for each matchup.
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Central Standard Time
New York
NBC
Dennis Day
Judy Canova
CBS
Vaughn Monroe
Gene Autry
Hopalong Cassidy
ABC
Buzz Adam
Gypsy Rose Lee
MBS
Hawaii
Chicago
New Time
Groucho Marx
Fanny Brice
Phil
Alice
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Jack
H. V. Kaitenborn
Ted Malone
Jackie Robinson
Hashknife Hartley
Roy Roger
Peter Salem
Singing Marshall
Oklahoma Symphony
Bobcats Dominate Badgers 34 0 In Football rout
Hope Bobcats routed Arkadelphia 34 0 as Wayne England scored three touchdowns in the final period. Reeder Huddieston opened with a 70 yard kickoff return and Crumpler plus Lite added second quarter points. Arkadelphia failed to score all game while England finished with three rushing TDs and Kennedy Crumpler provided the extra points.
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Hope Bobcats
Arkadelphia
Wayne England
Hope
Reeder Huddieston
Henry Lite
Crumpler
Lite
Bobcats
England
Verdot Kennedy
Charles Crumpler
National League Basketball Results From St Paul to New York
In St Paul the St Paul team defeated Anderson 76 points to 6 in an exhibition. Harlem Globetrotters beat Toledo Mercurys 67 to 49. New York Rens triumphed over Indian Clark Twins 63 to 49. The day showcased broad league play and exhibition matchups across venues.
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Associated Press
National League
St. Paul
Anderson
Harlem Globetretters
Toledo Mercurys
New York Rens
Clark Twins
Football Scores From Various Colleges Tie and Narrow Wins
Football roundup shows South Miami tied Louisville 13 all, Midwest Southwestern and Wash burn tied 14 14, McPherson defeated Bethany 7 1 but Baker 15 Westmar 12. Kansas Wesleyan edged Bethel 3 0, Ottawa 45 beat Emporia Central Missouri 32 Northwest Missouri 1% with unclear final. Far West San Jose State and Statu WW St. Miunys (Calif) unattributed.
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Associated Press
South Miami
Pla
Louisville
Midwest
Central Missouri
Northwest Missouri
San Jose
Statu
St. Miunys
Calif
New Polio Cases Fall 17 Percent in Week
Washington reports 1,089 new polio cases last week, down 17 percent from the prior week and 879 the year-ago week. Cumulative 28,004 cases so far in 1949, compared with 39,029 at the same point last year.
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Washington
Etlinen
Public Health Service
Prescotts Bridal Shower and Local News Highlights
Prescott community notes a kitchen shower for Mrs Billy de Gist nee Miss Jean Munn, plus honors for Mary Ann Dewoody as D A R Good Citizen and school leadership roles. Other items cover Prescott Nashville junior game attendees, ill neighbor Lita Mayes, weekend visitors Layce Stewart and Mildred Bemis, and Nevada County Singing event scheduled Sunday at 3.
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Morrison McLelland
Peggy McLelland
Billy de Gist
Jean Munn
Sewell Munn
Barbara Horne
Janie McGuire
Mary Agnes Avery
Shirley Moore
Sue Peachy
Billie Pat Cox
Mary Anne Dewoody
Brad Dewoody
D.A.R
Prescbit High School
Mary Ant
Library Club
FWA
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Sports Mirror
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Frank Gilbert
Marlin
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Genevieve King
Betty Dawiner
Jack Gordon
Patricia Lynch
Burrel Whitmarsh
Bobby Whitmarsh
Anna Francis Wooley
Shirly Lamebert
Margaret Scott
Cindy Mitchell
Jack Robey
Gus Robey
Hansel Herring
Mary Jewel Herring
Joyce Haynie
Edgar Andrews
Carolyn Andews
Mar
Morrison Mey Gellund
Ai Hickam
Trosie Purmby
Lita Mayes
Bob Stewart
Little Reek
Miss Layce Stewart
Hee
Mildred Bemis
Mrs. J. H. Buns
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