Three Cabinet Members Fly to Havana
President Truman ordered a full investigation into delays in veterans disability and death benefits, directing Forrestal and Daryl Gray to report on the issues and propose steps to prevent repeats. Meanwhile, three top Democratic leaders prepared to fly to Havana to push for quick administration reorganization.
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G. Eben Ayers
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Alben W. Bailey
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Editorial remarks on Truman Dewey election views
Westbrook Pegler discusses how Hearst papers and others view the Truman Dewey election. He argues the public misreads the results and asserts Truman’s remained unchanged, criticizing politicians and pundits while noting the campaign’s impact on public perception.
Ouachita Favored Tonight in Arkansas Intercollegiate Contest
The Ouachita Tigers enter their Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference football game at Monticello against Arkansas A and M Boll Weevils with a 6-2 record and five straight wins. Tech led Ouachita 20-19 in the latest meeting, and Ouachita hopes to rebound. Nearby games include Hendrix Homecoming versus Arkansas College at Conway and Arkansas State Teachers versus Pittsburg Teachers tonight.
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Associated Press
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Hendrix
Arkansas Colleger
Conway
Arkansas State Teachers
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Arkan State
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Michigan Irish Army and SMU Slated to Win
New York Nov 12 194x football roundup lists Notre Dame facing Northwestern Yale Princeton Alabama Georgia Tech and many others with predicted winners. The article highlights Notre Dame expected to beat Northwestern and Arkansas favored in a SMU clash while noting Doak Walker and Clyde Scott impact for SMU and Arkansas respectively.
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New York
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Quakers
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Wolverine
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Jack Swaner
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Doak Walker
Mustangs
Clyde Scott
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Yale
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Georgia Tech
Tennessee
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Tech
Dartmouth
Cornell
Baylor
Tulane
Eddie Price
Temple
den State
Slate
Mississippi
Tenness Tapennessee
Clemson
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Bobby Gage
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Buddy Burrus
Sooners
Oregon
UCTA
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Georgetown
Missourd Valley
Wilkin Jowell
Saluredinys
Masti Columbila
Navy
Roseton Callega
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Souths i Dike
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Auburn
Lovissing
Buresia
Hloy Southwest
Auzona
A. Mines
Ree
Texas
Vaett
Wash. Wyson
Stortford
Detroit
St. Lovis
Baseball's fading farm system prompts major concerns
New York reporters discuss declining economics of lower-tier leagues, noting farm clubs dropping out as operating costs rise toward fifty thousand dollars per season. They cite scarce major league returns, rising ticket limits, and the impact on small independents while mentioning Babe Didrickson Zaharias shifting focus to golf and exhibitions featuring Sam Snead and Byron Nelson.
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New York
Dan Toppiig
Newart Bears
Ev Hing
W. G. Bramham
Bears
Babe Didrickson Zaharias
Sturmoer
Greek Premier Hands Over Government Crisis Ends
The Greek premier Themistakles Sophoulis resigned and handed the government to King Paul. The king accepted. Tsaldaris, leader of the Popular Ist party, was asked to come to the palace to discuss the cabinet crisis and form a new government.
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Themistakles Sophoulis
Sunita
Pouhtoca
Baphoulis
Sachin
Constantin Tsaldaris
Popu- Ist
Sophouls
Li Oral
Gabinot
Yuridaris
United Fesiiens
Paris
Sophyaulis
Saul
Psuhtaris
Fragmentary History Note From A Troubled Night
Fragmented OCR text mentions cities and people in a blurred critique, with references to New York, Los Angeles, Philadelphia and Brooklyn. It hints at political stress and social unrest, with unclear events, dates, and names. The piece reads like a stray historical note or editorial fragment.
Arkansas Hope In Upset Alert In Saturday Pigskin Odds
Local prognosticators forecast Arkansas and several regional teams to win or lose in key games. Arkansas is favored for homecoming against SMU, while Tech and Ouachita are pegged for wins. The round of college football picks highlights Little Rock, Pine Bluff, and Joplin area matchups with varied outcomes and potential upsets.
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Ackansas’ Razorbacks
Southern Methodist
Butt
Aken
Arkansas
Jayukevile
Parkers
SMU
Razorbacks
Mustangs
Doak Walker
Arkansas Tech
Henderson
Wonder Boys
Ouachita
API A, & M
Tigers
Akkansas College
Warriors
Ivan Grave
Pittsburgh Kans
Cain
Magnolia
Bain
Lone Cpowh
Arkansas State
Louisiana
Aggie
Letty
Tulane Lonip Bagylat
Bears
Honewmaan
Ari High Gehoal
el Dorado
Lexan
J Hussellvile
Mot Springs
Siresk la Vient
Rogers
I Peyetteville
Joplin
Moaver pSavinudile
Vin Bure
Sitoan Isinvilles
Bentonvilla
JOM
Okla
Batesville
Jongsboro
Seavey
Clyibey
Brinkley
Helena
Ovey Hsinbolt
Mean
Clarksville
Greenwood
Malvern
Berton
Subivean
Mlaing
Gallion
Hsinville
Notin
Weare
Luke Will Arks
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Christian
Triple A Group Extends to All Sports in Arkansas
The Arkansas Athletic Association expanded the Triple A classification to include Little Rock North Little Rock Pine Bluff Fort Smith Memphis and El Dorado for football and will hold school tournaments in basketball and track. The association kept the eligibility age at 21 for high school and 12 for junior high, adopted national rules, banned javelin, added 440 yard relay, restricted junior high transfers, and set football pro arrangements within 48 hours. Virgil Bloysom of Fayetteville was reelected president for a second term and G A Stubblefield of El Dorado was pre-elected to the executive committee for a nine year term.
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Arkansas
Arkansas Athletic Association
Little Rock
North Little Tuck
Tiny Bluff
Fort Smith
Met Springs
el Dorado
AAA
Stme Lawn
Virgil Tbloysom
Fayetteville
G. A. Stubblefield
Negro College Teams Set for Saturday Football Doubleheader
Weather permitting one of the largest crowds ever to attend a Negro football game is expected Saturday night at o'clock to see Philander Smith versus Mississippi Colleges pistyr Philander boagis 9 of Younger Tiers on its sand Tsehu... Ralph Palmer, who earned respect from area Hope football fans, previously warned Leichce eleven. Other action includes Haney Gear Lee Stieart Ijah Taylor. The Tigers would have shared the champs last season if not for a ruling by the Negro Athletic Commission.
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Lee Stieart
Ijah Taylor
Negra Athletic Commission
Tigers
Crump open to confidence vote in city government
Memphis leaders report E H Crump ready to back a special election testing the mayor council system. He answers Rhert Taylor’s threat to seek a city manager election, urging Jan 10 ballot and pledging support if the petition gains traction. The dispute centers on police committee demands and partyline backing.
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H. Crump
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Rhert Taylor
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Cavasso
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Shelby County
Radio Program Lineup and City Meeting Happenings
Listing shows top radio programs on NBC and local stations with times and hosts, including Kent Cooper and Bill Stern. A late morning meeting at the mayor's house discusses civil service pay raises and police negotiations as Crump and Pleasants factions clash and attorneys exit the talks.
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Why
Robert Tillaran
Tsgotiathion
Pleasants
Titu x Stration
Fulf Crump Politioa
Saturday Nov 13 Sports and Parade Highlights
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M News
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Harleigh
Mel Allen
Silver
Gabriel Howtter
Lanny Ross
Chicago
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