Maryland Riot Expulsion Sparks Political Clash
Washington reports Maryland University expelled a student for inciting a mob that torched a highway bonfire and rocked stalled cars amid a protest. Senate ally Joseph D. Tydings apologized to motorists, while editorials frame riots as political tools used by factions and unions.
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Noone
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Millard Tydings
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CIO
Tlini Mich
Frank Murphy
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Roosevelt
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Albert Lea
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Truman
Army
George T. Barnes
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Brother Parks
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Coricade
Help Wanted at Diamond Cafe Seeks Experienced Waitress
Help wanted for one experienced waitress and two inexperienced girls to train for waitress duties. Apply manager Diamond Cafe between 3 and 11. LADY TO LIVE IN HOME LIGHT housework. Ron beard and salary details, 904 West 4th street, phone 16 61.
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Democratic union elects Maloney amid graft claims and chaos
A Chicago union convention dramatizes internal strife as William E Maloney faces graft accusations while nominations unfold amid protests. Speakers praise his leadership. critics describe corruption within the federation and related contractors facing rising costs and public-works fraud.
Lavelli signs odd Celtics contract as multi talent
New York sports roundup notes Yale great Lavelli signing a two sport deal with the Boston Celtics as basketball and accordion player with a minimum of appearances in NBA cities. Other items mention Petrillo, proxy George Schneiter, Hart in Detroit, and coaches debated in college and pro circles.
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Yale
Dan
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Steinway
Alyes
Branch Rickey
Gladys Godding
Ralph Branca
Ebbetsfield
Petrillo
Professional Golders Association
Mid-Pines
George Schneiter
Bo Me Millin
Detroit
Hart
Leon Hart
Campbell to Start for Porkers in William and Mary Clash
Arkansas Razorbacks seek first major stadium victory in a year and a half as Campbell returns from knee injury at fullback. Coach Barnhill cautions durability. Mazanti shifts to left halfback while William and Mary leans on passing and power running to challenge the host. kickoff slated for 2 p.m. in a likely crowd under 20 thousand.
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Little Rock
Arkansas’ Razorbacks
Porkers
War Memorial Stadium
William and Mary
Razorbacks
Birmingham
Indians
Arkansas
Leon Museles Campbell
Fayetteville
Texas
John Barnhill
Campbell
Barnhill
Geno Mazanti
Jack Cloud
Virginians
Tucn
End of Euologies Motion Passes at Convention
A convention approved a motion to end the euologies, enabling nominations to proceed. Brother Mahoney won another four-year term by a large margin from 169,000 rank and file, with seven vice presidents elected under Democratic procedure amid strong Taft-Hartley opposition. The Texas Christian University Horned Frogs nickname and freshman team nicknames are noted in passing.
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Truman
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International Union of Operating Engineers
Vodcarriers' and Corman Laborers’ Union
Federation of Musicians
Teamsters' and Rollermakers' Unions
William M. Ma!roney
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Hodcarriers
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Fay
Maloney
J. L. Donhaue
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Martinnelly
Ban Gilbert
States Attorney's Office
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Barnes
Kennelly
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Bolton
William Q. Lynch
Lynch
Leon
Patie Balitical
Gramling
Jam
Brother Maloney
Washington, D. C
Cherlie
Willians E. Majoney
Allon Imahahn
Chica- 89
Y-I
Democratic Union
Bobcats End Conference Play Tonight
The Bobcats travel to Magnolia for a decisive finale against the Columbia County Panthers with Edgil Nix likely to start after an ankle tweak. Hope fans may see second-string players if the first unit struggles in the expected hard fought game.
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Columbia County Panthers
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Turkey Day
Nashville Scrappers
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Texarkana
Bucks
Edgil Nix
Hot Springs
Subiaco Wins Opener in Class AA Playoffs
Subiaco Trojans defeated Van Buren 26 to 7 to seize the first round of the Class AA playoffs. Lamar McHan threw two TD passes and kicked extra points, while Sanjeao Scheffer and Andres contributed scoring plays. Other Friday night games included Class A openers at Mena and Monticello and Class B games at Forrest City and Jonesboro as post-season play advanced.
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Trojans
van Buren Pointers
Blytheville
Lamar McHan
Norphiet
Waidyon
DeQueen
Mena Stuttgart
Monticello
Piggott
Searcy
Andres
Trajan
Arkansas Gets the Nod Over W M Eleven
New York sport column details college football picks for a journalist’s weekly contest standings. It lists selections like Notre Dame over Navy, Michigan over Ohio State, Minnesota over Wisconsin, Stanford over California, Southern California over UCLA, Oklahoma over Santa Clara, Tulane over Virginia, Duke over North Carolina, Kentucky over Tennessee, Rice over Texas Christian, and Pittsburgh over Penn State with notes on scoring and recent form.
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Clyde Scott to Start for the Eagles
Philadelphia on November 18 coach Greasy Nealy plans multiple lineup shifts for the Eagles against the New York Bulldogs due to injuries. Bosh Pritchard Johnny Green are out. Jim Palmer Frank Zeigler Vic Lindskag and Neill Armstrong are doubtful. Ben Kish nose broken. Clyde Scott, a rookie from Arkansas, will replace Pritchard. Russ Craft and Pat McHugh shift to offense. Pete Pihos and Jack Ferrante carry most both ways at end.
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Leon Hart Named Maxwell Trophy Winner for Notre Dame
Leon Hart of Notre Dame was named college football player of the year by the Maxwell Club. Philadelphia’s Chuck Bednarik, a Penn center now with the Eagles, had been a prior winner.
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Leon Joseph Hart
Notre Dame
Maxwell
Chuck Bednarik
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Eagles
Fights and college results headline from AP report
AP reports boxing wins in Philadelphia Reading Topeka and New York venues with several knockouts and a slate of college football and basketball results across universities including Bonaventure Georgetown Georgia over Duquesne and Syracuse teams debuting pink uniforms.
Magnolia Bees Rally Past Hope Seconds in High-Scoring Victory
Kennedy led Magnolia Bee with strong runs as Orville Brig Travis England and Henry Lile supported the attack. Hope Seconds stuck early in the first half but Magnolia pulled away with a decisive 27-0 win, preserving their fourth straight victory and showcasing strong running and defense.
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Steihe Bobcat
Magnolia Pe Bees
Vietongi Bobcat
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Verdon Kennedy
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Kennedy
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Duck Callers to Compete at Stuttgart
Stuttgart may host a national duck calling contest with about 100 participants, featuring four famed callers judged on musical quality and quack accuracy. Ted Williams of the Red Sox will preside, and Jakes Gartner of Stuttgart is the defending champion as contestants travel from nearby areas to compete with three calls per display.
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Stuttgart
Arkansas
Duck Grounds
Ted Williams
S Sox
S Sox, — About 100 Men and Wom
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Stuttgay
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