Fights Last Night in New York Boxing Cards
Readable fight results from a New York card listing participants such as Acemay, Castellani, Cartier, and Kahut. Notable outcomes include KOs and stoppages against opponents like Walter Garrier and Perry McSwain, with ringsides in Mt. Vernon Hollywood Los Angeles and Beriford Oregon.
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St. Nicholas Acemay
Bucky Castellani
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Call
Joe Kahut
Beriford
Ore
Perry McSwain
Los Angees
Proposed Constitutional Amendment No 40 Submitted by Fifty-Sixth General Assembly
Legal notice outlines Amendment No 40 to Arkansas Constitution. It details support for common schools through general law and an annual per capita tax of one dollar, plus school district levy procedures and voter approval processes. The document includes dates, filing details, and official signatures.
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State OF Arkansas
House OF Representatives
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General Assembly
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Fair Enough By Pegler on Copper and Deportations
Westbrook Pegler recounts 1917 copper production pressures under Wilson and IWW. It recounts Bisbee deportations of about 1,100 men and the political sway over sentences, with Roosevelt and Frankfurter clashing over the actions and motives. The piece mixes historical references with editorial derision toward Bolshevik labels and wartime policy.
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Bucky Harris May Take Over Boston
Boston may name Bucky Harris to replace Marie d McCarthy as manager for 1949. McCarthy had a strong season amid tension with players and press and could return if both sides agree. Harris would step in if the Red Sox decide to change leadership amid playoff pressures.
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Sain Aims For Second Win In World Series Game Four
Boston pitcher Sain seeks a second victory to tie the World Series at two games apiece against Cleveland. Manager Lew Boudreau plans to start Stey Whom as Cleveland’s fourth starter against Sain as both clubs push toward a seven game set. Bearden and Gromek figure in the Braves’ and Indians’ pitching plans with Bearden delivering effective relief in yesterday’s action and Bickford facing Bearden again.
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Alin Dark
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Mekodl
Red Barrett
Railroads to Baseball
Railroads link to baseball history as players and teams moved by train. The note highlights travels of key figures and regional clubs, including veteran managers and station stops, illustrating how rail lines shaped early professional play and fan attendance.
Braves favored to win World Series despite scoring woes
Sports Houndup notes Mell Ott’s pick of the Braves as champions rests on strong pitching, but Boston’s Red Sox relief corps limited runs. Nelson Potter and Bill Voiselle debuts in relief. Tommy Holmes declines Bushwicks post season. Keon warns Braves about pickoff, Conn training for comeback, Meyer lauds Murlaugh at second base.
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Mell Ott
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Reller
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Southworth
Red Barret
Nelson Potter
Bill Voiselle
Potter
Lakefront
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Billy Conn
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Pirates
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Danny Murlaugh
Aseman
Lou E Boudreau
Shortston
Saturday and Sunday Radio Schedule Nightline
Radio listings detail Oct 9 to Oct 11 with programs across Arkansas and Chicago stations, including football Arkansas Razorbacks vs Taylor Bears, music hours, news, sports shows, detectives, and church programs, plus World Series and various hour-by-hour segments.
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Taylor Univ. Bears
Robert Hurleigh
Mel Allen
Chicago Theatre of Air
Korn
A Krackin
Holdy Duchin
Lew White
First Methodist
A. S
William Hillman
Nora Morales Greh
Mutual News
Sinclair
Arkansas
Melody Boys
Bob Poole
Cecil Brown
Victor H. Lindlahr
Gabriel Heatter
Southwest Eyes Baylor and Arkansas clash in headline day
Major college football action centers on Arkansas versus Baylor at Fayetteville as part of a packed two state program. Minnesota meets Northwestern in Evanston while Michigan faces Purdue and Notre Dame tests Michigan State. California hosts Wisconsin and Penn State battles Princeton.
Top Radio Programs This Sunday Night Schedule
NBC and CBS air a mix of comedy and variety shows including Dennis Day, Judy Canyon, Johnny Weitzner skits, and the Bus fee Hoedown. NBC features Quest Kids and Jack Benny, with Musical segments and a Community Si program.
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Pyan
Chen
Monruiny Faery
Jack Benny
McCarthy
Horace Hial
Loisis
Texarkanian in Playoff for Golf Title
The Texarkanian pursues a playoff for the Four States amateur golf crown at Vesarkava course. Notable rounds included a 720 by Watterson to qualify, with several players like Calvin Rhodes and Dale Live among the contenders.
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Billy Paterson
Vesarkava
Russ Bie- Dade
Shreveport
Four States
Moll Louagmient
Toda Watterson
Calvin Rholes
Dale
Carpenter
Hooker
Pista
Lote Myla Dallas
Oteyate
Metiany
Tigers Ready for Malvern Here Tonight
Yerger High School prepares for a Saturday clash with Malvern, hoping to build on a recent positive drift. The Tigers aim to host their first home state contest of the year against a strong Malvern team in a game that promises excitement. A section of the stadium will be reserved for white spectators.
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Statium
College Football Scores From Various Regions
Eastern teams Army and Illinois game times listed as NBC CBS and ABC coverage from Champaign. Ohio State at Iowa or World Series start. East Penn State beat Syracuse 14 13. South Alabama routed Duquesne 48 to 6 while Miami (Fla) fell to Villanova 19 10. Midwest Detroit defeated San Francisco 30 7. Wichita beat Drake 30 21. Xavier over Louisville 47 26. Dubuque shutout Wisconsin 40 0. East Central Oklahoma State and Nebraska Wesleyan results. Far West Utah State over Arizona State 22 17. Colorado A and M 14 Denver 10. Western Colorado State 26 Colorado College 13 Colorado Mines 6.
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Lewis Endorses Dewey and Urges Election Holiday
United Mine Workers leaders at the convention endorsed Republican presidential candidate Thomas E. Dewey, urging a November 2 holiday to suspend coal industry operations for voting. The resolution, adopted by voice vote amid debate, urged miners and families to consider the party’s ticket while noting Dewey had not challenged UMW statements. Vice-president Kennedy urged delegates to follow their conscience on election day.
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UMW
United Mine Workers
Tom Kennedy
Miy States
Lewis
Truman
Dewey
Bowers
Screen Star N_HORIZONTAL 2.0 Pictured screen actress
A compact puzzle entry lists numbered clues across horizontal and vertical grids. The hints span arts, science, and everyday terms, including names, prefixes, plant references, and crosswords style wordplay.
Neutrals Seel Continued From Page One
Neutral nations seek to reveal the real nature of the issue as Argentina and Bolivia discuss relaxing the U N boycott of Franco Spain. Peru the Dominican Republic Nicaragua and Paraguay reportedly join the plan while Mexico appears opposed.
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U.N
Spain
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Nicaragua
Paraguay
Mexico
Unclear fragment hints at wartime airfield scene
Fragmentary text references an airport, a president, a plane circling overhead, and a potential arrival. Details are garbled, but suggest a wartime or presidential travel scene with a continued page transition. Specific names and events are not discernible.
Daily Bread continued From Page One
The text argues against being practical and contends that a soft policy toward Germany would be harmful. It claims the American branch uses the Koch incident to smear Reds and cuddle Nazis, warning softness toward Germans mirrors errors toward the Russians.
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M A Line Gets Brief Reprieve
The Missouri and Arkansas railroad from Helena Arkansas to Joplin Missouri is officially abandoned by the Interstate Commerce Commission effective today. Senators Fulbright and McClellan had requested more time to argue before the full commission. Arkansas Federal courts may still have jurisdiction, while plans to reopen parts of the line are being considered and Judge Miller will convene receivers to discuss the situation.
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Missouri and Arkansas Railroad
Helena Ark
Joplin
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Fulbright and McClellan
Arkay
William E. Lee
Charley D. Mahaffie
Arkansas
John E. Miller
United Mine Workers Leader Outlines Job Stability Plan
Lewis told 3,000 UMW delegates that a national job stabilization contract aims to spread work across the industry during hard times. He cited small trials in the anthracite field and warned soft coal failures could trigger guidance on weekly work days. He stressed self preservation for miners and investors as crucial if depressions threaten employment.
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