Small College Man Nation's High Scorer
New York November 21 P BIT Young of Hillsdale leads the nation’s college grid scorers with 121 points from 16 touchdowns and 25 conversions after a 48 0 victory over Indiana State. Brad Rowland, McMurry, finished with 108. Oklahoma A M’s Tommy Thomas may challenge next week as Doak Walker and Jimmy Nutter also top their conferences. A distant note mentions California redwood ages.
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New York
Young
Hillsdale
Brad Rowland
McMurry College
Thomas
Big Seven
Southern Methodist
Doak Walker
Seader
Jimmy Nutter
Wichita Sail
Missouri Valley
Lece
Fair Enough By Westbrook Pegler 1849 Commentary on unions and politics
Washington voices attack on the CIO and labor leaders, arguing state power can curb unions and criticizing Truman Roosevelt and the Times. Pegler asserts unions are lawless, accuses leaders of self serving aims, and condemns civil rights rhetoric as political manipulation. The piece surveys Democrats Republicans and notable labor figures while accusing the Times of bias.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Truman
C. T
New York Times
Times
C. S. O the Times
John L. Lewis
Bill Hutchesor
Old Gaffer
Carpenters’ Union
Chicago
Sidney Hillman
Tobin
Teamsters
Whitney
Dubinsky
New York
Garment Workers, Pro
Marsal Ward
United Sates
State of New York
the Times
The
Tees
Warning Order in Hempstead Chancery Court
Legal notice directs Louise Brown to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint filed by James W. Brown in Hempstead County Arkansas. The document, dated November 19, bears court seal and lists Omera Evans as clerk and John P. Masey and John L. Wilson Jr. as attorneys. Nov 21 28 Dec 5 12 notices follow.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County, Ark
James W. Brown
Louise Brown
Omera Evans
John P. Masey
John L. Wilson, Jr
Veeck Sells Indians for 2,200,000 to Local Group
Dynamic bill Veeck sells the Cleveland Indians to Ellis Ryan led local businessmen for about 2.2 million dollars. The group gains eight star players, stadium rights, league park ownership, and a farm system. Notable roster: Bob Lemon Bob Feller Lou Boudreau Joe Gordon Mickey Vernon Dale Mitchell Larry Doby Mike Garcia.
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Cleveland
Bill Veeck
Cleveland Indians
Trive
Cleveland Stadium
Ellis Ryan
Veeck
American League Baseball Club
Indians
Bng
Municipal Stadium
Lelalgue Park
Tribe
Bob Lemon
Bob Feller
Lou Boudreau
Joe Gordon
Radio Schedule Fragment with Names and Times
A dense list of radio programs, hosts, and times including Gabriel Heatter Fulton Lewis Jr John Kennedy and others. Mentions news, music shows, dances, and a livestock sale with scattered program titles and host credits across a chaotic late afternoon to midnight schedule.
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Gabriel Heatter
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Bill Henry
John B. Kennedy
Mutual Reports
Walter Magon
John Bosman
Bob Poole
Katie Smith
Lanny Ross
Blackwod Bros
Hillbilly
Church of Christ
Baron Sutton
Bob Paole
Salon Serenade
Monte Cristo
Bill Envy
Sian
Prescott News social notes for Monday November 24
The American Legion Auxiliary meets Monday at 7 30 PM at Mrs. W F Gunman home with Mrs. C A Grant and Mrs Bob Davis as co hosts. Delta Kappa Gamma holds a birthday dinner at 6 90 PM Tuesday at Hotel Lawsoms. Methodist Men's Fellowship dinner moved to November 29 at 7 PM. Sunbeams of First Baptist meet Tuesday at 3 30 PM at the church. L A speaks at Grange Street Presbyterian. Billie Pat Cox of Henderson College Arkadelphia visits with her parents. Jean Munn of Magnolia visits with Sewell Munn family.
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American Legion Auxiliary
W. F. Gunman
C. A. Grant
Bob Davis
Delta Kappa Gamma
The
First Baptist Church
Billie Pat Cox
Henderson College, Arkadelphia
Mrs
Grady Cox
Mis. Jean Munn
College, Magnolia
Sewell Munn
Bowl picture shaping up for major games this season
New York Nov 21 reports outline potential Rose Sugar Cotton and Orange bowl pairings. California the Rose Bowl favorite faces Ohio State. Oklahoma meets Tulane in Sugar. Rice or Baylor loom in Cotton. Maryland or Tennessee in Orange. Other contenders include Virginia Santa Clara and Kentucky with weeks to decide.
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New York
Fornia
Ohio State
Frank Williams
California
Oklahoma
Tulane
Rice
Baylor
Villeetown
Maryland
Tennessee
Virginia
Santa Clara
Kentucky
Lynn Waldorf
California Bears
Stanford
Michigan
Sugar Bawl Committee
New Orleans
Schaub
Mid - Winter Sports Association
Sooners
North Carolina
Nore Ca
Navy
Green Wave
Hugh
Louisiana State
Oklahoma A
M. Baylor
Houston
Owls
Louisi
Ang
Villanova
Texas
Miami
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Micchigan State
Vols
Giants
California J
Community Church Groups Schedule and Social Notes
Local church groups plan meetings this week with Sara Cooper Juniors meeting at 3 30 in Mrs Clifton Yanceys home. Ladies Auxiliary set for 2 30 at Central Baptist. First Presbyterian choir rehearses at 7. Church of Christ hosts mid week service at 7 Wednesday. Presbyterian Men hold turkey dinner last week with James G Muir as speaker and D L McRae Jr presiding. Kiwanis notes include Friday meeting and a possible Womanless Wedding. Brides and funeral attendees noted along with various church and association actions in Arkansas communities.
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Sara Cooper
G. A
The
First Baptist Church
Clifton Yancey
Presbyterian Church
J. Hervey
Earnest Prince
Joe R. Hamilton
Orin Ellsworth
R. P. Harmby
W. M. Reeves
Robbie Wilson
Frank Turberville
James G. Muir
Rockford, Mich
D. L. McRae, Jr
Frank Turhberville
W. P. Cummings
Jesse Crow
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Donnell Durham
Gene Lee
Jack Obble
L. J. Bryson
Carl Dalrymple
Arkansas Association and Missionary Baptist Churches
Prattsville
H. G. Buren
Prescot Central Baptist Church
Resolutions
Eagles Need One Victory for Title
New York November 21. The Cleveland Browns clinched the All America Conference title with a 31 1 victory over the New York Yankees to seal a fourth straight crown. The Philadelphia Eagles and Los Angeles Rams pursued their division titles as the season neared its end with several key outcomes shaping bowl prospects and playoff berths.
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New York
Cleveland Browns
Clevelanders
Philadelphia Eagles
Los Angeles Rams
Otto Graham
Cleveland
Browns
New York Yankees
San Francisco 49Ers
Buffalo
Chicago Hornets
Hornets
Ines
Los Angeles
Baltimore Cola
Philadelphia
Bulldogs
Eagles
Detroit Lions
Breve Qwen
New York Giants
New Yorkers
Pittsburgh Steelers
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Cardinals
Chicago Bears
Washington Redskins
Top Radio Programs Mew Corl Nov 2
Radio listings for November 2 show NHC-7 Gordon MacRae No No Manette at 7 30 Barlow Concert also TV 8 Dan Voorhees 500th broadcast 9 30 Paul Lavatle band also TV 10 30 Freedom Foundation Awards CBS-7 Inner Sacrum 8 Bob Slope Screwful Jones 9 My Friend Irma 9 30 Bob Hawk quiz ABC-7 Share The Wealth quiz Buddy Weed trio 4 ate Smith 9 30 Roller Derby.
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Mew Corl
NHC
Gordon MacRae
Manette
Barlow
Dan Voorhees
Paul Lavatle Band
Martin and Lewis
Freedom Foundation
CBS
Bob Slope
Irma
Bob Hawk
ABC
Buddy Weed
Ate
Smith
Democratic Labor Ideology in US State Department History
Fragmented text traces a line from 1937 to 1997 linking labor leaders and politicians to a perceived spread of Democratic labor ideology within the State Department. Mentions Philip Murray, Clarry Bridges, Wynness Perkins, and Eleanor Roosevelt, arguing the right of the American free man to earn his living without joining political groups, regardless of who is targeted.
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Wrable
Philip Murray
Clarry Bridges
Bridges
Wynness Perkins
Hind
Hoosevelt
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