Socialism as communism says Pegler in Flynn review
Westbrook Pegler on October 11 reviews John T Flynn’s She Head Ahead America’s creeping revolution. Pegler argues socialism equals communism, criticizes Truman era policy and British government echoes, and warns of state ownership of production under Labour plans.
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Ohn T. Flynn
America
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Trisaman
Bernard Baruch
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Great Britain
Truman
Henry Wallace
la Guardia
Marcantonio
Browder
Britain
England
Russia
Lenin
Europe
Piyan
Engels
Labor Party
Herbert Morrison
Minnesota center Tonny Tonnemaker named lineman of the week
In the Associated Press poll, Minnesota center Tonnemaker earned lineman of the week honors after dominating Northwestern. His standout play helped Minnesota to a 21 7 victory, with praise from Northwestern and Minnesota staff. Other nominees included tackle Creekmore and guard Ison, among others from Navy Yale Wake Forest and Maryland.
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New York
Claxton Tonnemaker
Associated Tress
Tonnemaker
Northwestern
Tipnenmaker
Minnesota
George Svendsen
Teach
Tonny
Tonny Yi
Teademaker
Ueward Houston
Harvard Media
Art Warner
North Cayolina
Wiliam and Mary
Low Creekmore
Virginia Military
Bal Tablonski
Yale
Ison
Baylor
Tson
Arkansas
Notice of Arkansas Public Service Commission hearing
Legal notice announces a pending application before the Arkansas Public Service Commission. The hearing date is November 7, 1949, at 10:00 a.m. in the State Capitol Building Little Rock. Interested parties may interpose and view exhibits as the commission schedules further proceedings.
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Nolice
Bett
State of Arkansas
Arkansas Public Service
Arkansas Put
State Capitol
Little Reek
Arkansas
Cam
Nissin Ang Hersen
Arkansas Public Servic Commission
Elizabeth
Hendry
Jeet
Gala Celebration Planned for Grand Old Man of Football
Selis¢pore Pa Oct 12 Hey planning a rousing pig celebration here Oct 22 for the grand old man of football who still fears retirement Invitations have been set to more than 100 of the nation’s top fans to attend a testimonial dinner parade rally and homecoming in honor of Alonzo Bon his 50th consecutive year in college coaching He began coaching at Springfield College in 1890 moved to the University of Chicago in 1900 where he ruled for 40 years and later led the College of the Pacific in spring where he was named Coach of the Year in 1943 He later joined his son at a small Lutheran college in central Pennsylvania
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Selis¢pore
Metion
Ames
Alonzo S
Falhalt
Yale
Boston Nationals
Oin Dinrine
Springfield
Muass
University of Chicas
University of Chicas Where i Ws
Pring
Pennsylvania
Death of Prize Fighter Prompted Thorough Probe
Detroit authorities opened a full inquiry into the death of lightheavyweight fighter Inlnjade Tus y, 26, who collapsed after a furious eight rounds with Chicago’s Luther Rawlings. Prosecutor Cera K. O'Brien summoned all concerned to discuss the death, while the boxing commission reported no negligence. Doctors attributed the death to a severe cerebral hemorrhage after a ninth round stoppage and a Rawlings TKO.
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Detroit
Mich
Inlnjade Tusy
Floyd Stevens
Fullerton Jr. Notes on Giants and Bowl Promos
Steve Owen pushes Giants toward a T formation breakthrough as Charney ConerlyMastered fake plays against the Redskins. Pop McKale recalls end zone-less kicks, and a Jacksonville Senior Bowl promo plans top senior stars against the nation with a cash prize. Rick Kampier and Ivis Anderson are highlighted for outstanding school records and football totals.
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New York
Steve Owen
New York i Giants
Charney
Conerly
Day
Inington
Tigure Oe CI
Mitch
Tim
Yeu
Gull
Steve
Shorts and Shetts
Jacksonville
Fla
Rick Kagmpier
Princetain
Malemee
Ohio
Gschad
Ivis Anderson
Lincoln S
Nebrasea
Jet Fighter Crash Probe Continues at Eglin
Investigators probe whether a parachute trained fragmentation bomb caused a jet fighter crash at Eglin AFB yesterday during a five weapon show. Pilot Lt. Robert S. Kavanaugh, of the 13th squadron, 20th fighter group, was killed instantly. The crash killed a veteran airman named Dussay and left others injured as officials consider the role of ordnance amid the disaster.
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Eglin
Air Force Rage
Air Force
Robert Ss. Kavanaugh
Kavanaugh
Shaw
S.C
Lois Kavanaugh
Rominke
Atieal Air Force
Willard R. Wolfisbar
Ser
Writer Recalls How Nehru Saved His Life
Washington reports Nehru saved four of his Congress colleagues and an AP correspondent during a 1945 Punjab turnout. A crowd surged as he signaled the driver, leaped into a car, and is credited with diverting a crush that could have killed many. The recollection links Nehru’s personal courage to his current status as India’s leader.
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Nehru
Washington
India
Jawa- Karla
Drss
Punjab
Lyallaur
Nehrui
Fights Last Wight By The Associated Press
Hartford Connecticut Miguel Aveve do 12 Havana outpointed George Dunn 13 Hartford 10 London Dave Sands 162 1 2 Australia outpointed Pete Mead 160 Grand Rapids Michigan 10 Honolulu Philip Klin 142 Honolulu knocked out Arture Barton 144 1 2 Los Angeles 1 Salem Massachusetts Paul Roach 133 Boston outpointed Art Smith 156 Providence Rhode Island 8 New Bedford Massachusetts Trankie Fay 39 New Bedford ... Graham Ja4 Paterson IN dn
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Conn
Miguel Avevedo
Havana
George Dunn
London
Dave Sands
Australia
Pete Mead
Grand Rapids
Mich
Honolulu
Philip Klin
Arture Barton
Los Angeles
Salem
Mass
Paul Roach
Boston
Art Smith
Providenes
R. I
New Bedford
Trankie Fay
Knavhkad Gat Ohne Graham
Paterson
Nehru Faces Crowd as He Pushes Through in Car
An account of Nehru’s tense intervention inside a teeming crowd, where he burst through windows, struck bars with a cane, and calmed followers after a dangerous confrontation. He later relaxed in private, reading and discussing liberty, while continuing his anti smoking efforts and engaging with villagers kindly.
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Nehru
Byitlish
Cebrale
Kevlish
Tie
England's Bobbies Support Capital Punishment for Murder
DeWitt Mackenzie reports on London bobbies, armed rarely and rarely, urging retention of the hanging penalty. They view it as essential protection from desperate criminals, arguing public order rests on respect for the law and the bluecoat.
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England
Dewitt Mackkenzie
London
Ainie Nals
Bub Ibies
Bobby
Mer
Victoria 1Lway
Arkansas Champ Still in Texas Golf Open
Defending champion Polly Riley advances in the second round of the Texas Open at Fort Worth as top entrants stay in contention. Marlene Bauer of Long Beach Sail defeats Mrs. W. K. tripling Jn Fort Worth 9 and 7 while Miss Riley ousts Mrs. J. T. Mays Fort Worth 4. Babe Zaharles defeats Mrs. A. R. B. stock Gladewater 9 and 7. Alice Bauer, Marlene’s sister, beats Mrs. Dave Gant of Memphis 9 and 7 with a crowded field remaining for today’s play. Marilyn Smith of Kansas State faces Miss Smith, yesterday’s winner Any Fedroncelli 2 and 1.
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Tex
Polly Riley
Ates
Marlene Bauer
Long Beach Sail
W. K. Tripling
J.T. Mays
George
Babe) Zaharles
A. RB
Iatock
Gladewater
Marlene
Allie Bauer
Dave Gant
Memphis
Tenn
Public Enemy Bircham Found Guilty in Louisville Murder
Bart D Bircham 45 once labeled a notorious public enemy by the FBI was found guilty of murder for shooting Louisville patrolman John Tennyson on August 14. An all male jury deliberated over an hour before verdict, also wounding another officer, John Allen Ross. Bircham, indicted on a Nashville bank robbery charge, was captured after fleeing the Williams gang. The Appalachian Trail stretches 2050 miles from Maine to Georgia.
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Barty D. Bircham
FBI
Paterrolman
John Tennyson
Bircham
Icharuzedl
Tennyson
John Allen Ross
Rimes
Wednesday Evening Radio Schedule Show Highlights
A fragmented listing of radio programs and musical interludes across stations. Notable segments include News Morning Devotional Sunrise Serenade and Kate Smith appearances with varied hosts. The schedule outlines a mix of dances, talk, and sign offs featuring Gabriel Heater and Bill Henry.
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Gabriel Heattur
Fulton Lewis
M International
Bi Henry
Starlight Time Family Theater
Frank Edwards
Mutu
Roundup
John Daniel
Dtiders
The
Purple Sage
Addy Arnold
Latios
Gob Poule
Rhythm Ranch Lands
Bob Poole
Star
Gabriel Heattep
Fulton Lewis, Jr
California Caravan
Bill Henry
Cote Glee Club
Voice of the Army
Dante Music
M Mutual
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