Byrnes Breaks With Roosevelt and Truman in South Split
Westbrook Pegler reports James F. Byrnes defects from Roosevelt and the Democratic party, aligning against Truman’s policies. The column argues Byrnes’ move reshapes southern politics, critiques Truman and the New York Marxian influence, and praises Byrnes’ anti socialistic rhetoric as a fresh pro American stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mahatma
James FP. Byrnes
Roosevelt
Truman
Democratic Party
Byrnes
South
Tom Dewey
Republican Party
Allics
Bernard Baruch
Baruch
Mr. Truman
Washington
Byrd
Seridan Downey
California
Brynes
Churchill
Biloxi
Airnig
Jimmy Byrnes
Roosevines
Dun Bers
Tie Power
Bowl lineup outlines many games and invites
A compiled lineup lists numerous bowl games with dates and competing teams. Notable entries include the Rose Bowl featuring Ohio State versus California on Jan 2, the Sugar Bowl Oklahoma versus LSU, and the Orange Bowl Kentucky versus Santa Clara. Multiple bowls announce matchups, later to be filled by unnamed or to be announced opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Evansville
Hillsdale
Mich
Toledo
Univ. of Cincinnati
Monroo
Lee McRae
J. C
Reg
Wharton
Tex
J.C
Pasadena
Cal
Little Rock
Ark
Vallejo
Gal Des
Palos Verdés
Santa Monica
San Diego
Mexico
Clif
Trinity
Montgomery
Ala
Miami
Fla
Bee
Fresno
Wyoming
San Jose State
San Francisco
Eastern All-Stara
Ohio State
California
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Louisiana State
Kentucky
Santa Clara
Dallas
Rice
North Carolina
el Paso
Georgetown
Texas Western
Galveston
McMurry
Missouri
Vailey
Honolulu
Serenade News and Veterans Dance at B-Bar-8 Ranch
Melody Capray presents a Veterans event at B Bar 8 Ranch featuring Tieve, Tom Mix, and Sitton Serenade with musical interludes by Gabriel Thulter Fulton Lewis Jr Cah. News-M and Mr Feathers-M. The program includes a gala dance and a series of showings from 4:45 to 8:30 with various acts and News-M coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Network
Arrgy
Gabriel Hentter
M. Fulton Lewis, Jr
Count of
M Mutual
Melody Capray Tieve
Tom Mix
Sitton
Gabriel Thulter
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Bill Henry
Mr. Feathers
Family Theater
Joseph McCaffrey
Track Betting Drops Nationwide in 1949 Figures
A nationwide survey shows thoroughbred racing betting fell about 10 to 14 percent from 1943 levels, with attendance down 5.29 percent. Despite declines, pari mutuel wagering exceeded one billion dollars for the sixth straight season, totaling 1,995,731,778 on 22,591,421 bettors, though racing days were 200 fewer than in 1948. New York led in handle, though down 9 percent from last year, while California again set attendance records. Arkansas saw mixed results at Oaklawn Park with higher attendance but slightly lower wagering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Ina
Arkansas
Oak- Lawn Park
Hot Springs
California
Small College Player Seems to Be Amazing
Eddie LaBaron of College of Pacific earns a third little All-America berth, a first in minor college history. Pacific coast talent led by LaBaron, Rowland, Young, Cullahan, and Hanchett headlines a standout small college backfield and line, amid broader reflections on politics and influence shaping 1952 choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eddie LaBaron
College of Pacific
Bains
LeBaron A
Stockton
Calif
Pacific Coast
Brad Rowland
McMurry College
William Young
Hillsdale College
Conrad Cullahan
Morningside College
Sioux City
Kewland
Young
Howlansd
Elbert Hanchett
Reds Avert Bonus Rule Fight at Major Meetings
The Cincinnati Reds, with 12 bonus players- led by Ed Hailey from Tennessee- are seen as strong adherents of the bonus rule. GM Warren Giles plans to uphold the rule despite a repeal push and aims to argue player profits in sales with Branch Rickey noted as a tougher adversary. Bruce Drake supports Ames Bench Backers clubs with two memberships, hoping funds aid football and basketball. Temple Webber and rival Capt Frank McCormick resume college rivalries at Wash ington and Lee. Jack Cloud receives Blue-Gray and Senior Bowl invites as a William and Mary fullback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cincinnati Reds
Phillies
Warren Giles
Reds
Ed Hailey
U. of Tennessee
Giles
Planso
Branch Rickey & Co
Warren
Rickey
Ames
Bruce Drake
Oklahoma J
Iowa
Iowa State U
Shocky Needy
Bruce
Temple Webber
Texarkana
Tex
Choate School
Frank McCormick
Winchester
Phillips Andover
Washington and Lee
Jack Cloud
William and Mary
Argentina Wolves Do It Right in Hollywood Tale
Hollywood, California, November 28. Argentina import Fernanda Lamas compares Buenos Aires behavior to Hollywood, noting men press for dates with persistence and women may be ignored while on the street. The piece blends cultural contrasts with theatre-like praise of LeBaron, a 19-year-old freshman standout at Texas, famed for a flawless fake and a key block on a Northwestern play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radu
L. Gavin
Baslow Hotel
Hollywood
Calif
Hollywood Wolves
Argentina
Buens Aires
Fernanda
Lamas
Clark Gable
Argentins
Ganias
Buenos Aires
Neyds
Brookfield
Coe
Clmida Tadke Lawrence
Appleton
Wis
Chavies Rough Howser Wilhops
Sam Houston
Texas
LeBaron
Bi Ia
Hine
Wingmiun
More Witnesses Called in Murder Trial
Van Buren, Nov 29. Additional witnesses testified in the Crawford County Circuit Court murder case against James Oh Harris and Jack Parkins, two farm youths charged with the slaying of Ruth Bohannon. The 15 year old girl’s body was found along the highway the day after the incident. Prosecutor Dave Partian Jr. presented eight witnesses, mostly officers who investigated the case, before the day’s recess.
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van Buren
Crawford County Farm
James Oh Harris
Jack Parkins
Ruth Bohannon
Dave Partian Jr
Crawalrod County
Lamas Plans Hollywood Move Amid Hollywood Glamour Talk
The article notes the actor Lamas, described as old and handsome, visiting Hollywood for MGM work, with plans to settle there permanently if he can manage his image and find a suitable wife. It highlights his views on beauty standards and comparisons to actresses in Argentina and Bollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mopolital Elter
Lana Turner
Wither Williams
Bollywood
Iiven
Lis
MGM
Hollywood
Notre Dame Reigns Top In Final AP Football Poll 1945
Notre Dame remains undefeated and crowned college football champion in the final AP poll with 12402 points and 172 firstplace votes. Oklahoma rises to second after beating Oklahoma A and M, while California drops despite strong coast support. Louisiana State and Tulane enter top ten as College of Pacific nears tenth with one game left.
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New York
Fighting Trish
Notre Dame
Associated Press
Southern Methodist
Oklahoma
College of Pacific
California Poly
Baylor
Tulane
Southern California
South Bend
Trish
Michigan
Oistohoria
California
Army
Rica
Ohio State
Minesota
Louisiana State
Kentucky
Cornell
Villaava
Maryland
Santa Clarz
North Carolina
Tennessee
Princeton
Michigan State
Missouri
Seven Arkansas Cities To Receive New Post Office Buildings
Washington reports a federal program will allot sites and plans for new post offices in seven Arkansas cities including Augusta West Memphis Harrisburg Bald Knob Sayetteville Ashlawn and Camden. Construction funding must be approved by Congress. Senator Fulbright said Arkansas projects head the initial list with Fayetteville and Camden among those to buy sites and draw plans for post offices valued at 710000 and 280000 respectively.
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Washinton
Arkansas
Augusta
West Memiplis
Harrisubrg
Bald Knob
Sayetteville
Ashlawn
Camden
Congress
Fulbright
D-Ark
Arkatigas
Fayetteville
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Hope Star
Hope
Ener Ieese
Star. Publishing CO
Palmer
Washburn
Star
South Walnut Street
Far
Hope, Ark
Bs Washburn
J H. Jones
Ie ‘W. Heamer
Supt
Bovis
de Fiainges
Garraea
Atays Myane
Nevada
Howard
Miller
Mat
Tennhicaga
Houston -Electrie Co
Cobb Mattress C O
City Electric Co
Watkins Products
Duto
I. M. Hulse
General Delivery
Maousenhold Furniture
Hamilton T
Mpecans
J. W. Strick
Reynerson
Gelehts
South Hervey
Re W. Yari
A L Mitchon
Man- Hamond Cafe
Kerry-Guernsey
Goodlet
Fulton
Aransas
Thades Institute
Pyramid
Wetile Nock
Anesee
Tiree
Bonner Street
Add Turner
Park Drive
Foster-Ellis
H. C. Byers
Fita Jaan
East Mth Street
Atte Fan
Sean Down
Pond Street
Elm Street
Mockingbird Lawi
Grady
North Elm Street
North
Hervey
Foster-Ellis Real Estate
It’ East Second Phang
Ooh
Middlebrooks
Menual Broadcasting
Melody Boys
Walter Millson
John Osman
Baith
Bob Poole
Kyle Smith
Sunny Ros
Light Crust Dough Boys
Gabriel Healter
Blackwood Bros
Quartet Farm Roundup
Hillbilly
Churches of Christ
Guaran
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Westbrook Pegler
King Featuree Syndicate
South Carolina
Pega
Dewey
Willkie
United States of America
AIR Force
Baltimore
Dorothy Keown
Phoenix, Ariz
Emmett Thompson
Harald M. Brents
Bill Smithy
Bill
Vernon Osburn
Bie & Tinks ‘Ory
Candy Street
A&p
P. O
Virginia
Duke
Pennsylvania
Stanford
Wofford
Wiliam
Mary Ane
Southern Maltachist
Fexas
Chris+tian
Dartmouth
UCLA
Vanderbilt
Brown
Wake Forest
Xavier
H.R. Segnar
Monts Seed Store
Conner Appliance CO
Henry’s Watch Service
Leroy Henry
So. Main St. Hope, Ark
Riley Cooper
Texas Ave
Dial
H. P
Ingersoll Rand
Albert’s Candy Company
Monts
Gra
A. C. Monts & ‘Son
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