Russia seeks to jam US and UK radio broadcasts in cold war gaps
Reports say Moscow and Vladivostok intensify jamming on American and British programs while Washington counters with targeted broadcasts to Russian citizens. Officials cite scattered reception, signaling that citizens seek uncensored news despite Soviet attempts to block it.
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Fair Enough By Westbrook Pegler Satire on political radio figure
A critical reflection on Westbrook Pegler’s view of a Western campaign trip and media figures, alleging connections between a network and leftist influence. The piece names figures like Gailmor and Noble, cites investigations and court records, and describes sensational claims about political manipulation and a “national hookup” behind broadcasting.
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Stranahan Favored In Mexican Amateur Meet
Frank Stranahan of Toledo Ohio faces Armando Darmy of Mexico in the first round of a Mexican amateur tournament in Mexico City. Stranahan is regarded as the heavy favorite to reclaim the Mexican title, with strong form noted from recent events.
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Michigan and Irish Picked to Come Through
New York October 22 Michigan chosen as nation's No 1 college football team. Bennin Osterbaan to use regulars for first time this season against Minnesota in Little Brown Jug showdown. Predictions include Notre Dame vs Iowa and a slate of major games with coaches noted and likely outcomes.
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Stadium Is Stake of Football Game Tonight
Tonight’s game centers on a stakes matchup between Morton High and Sutin. Local booster notes a promised prize fund of 3060 dollars tied to gate receipts and serialized incentives, aiming to boost attendance and interest for the night contest.
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Fusari May Get Shot at Welter Title Belt
The article outlines a potential welterweight title shot for Fusari amid a crowded field of contenders. It highlights probable matchups, rising challengers, and strategic moves shaping the pursuit of the belt.
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Lions Plan New Football Stadium At Columbia
By Hugh and Fullerton and Gayle Talbot report that Columbia plans a new football stadium to reflect the Lions’ status. The piece discusses attendance, Baker Field, and potential sites as Penn games draw big crowds, with Harlem vicinity and Hudson confluences noted. It also covers references to Bucky Harris and Yankees management dynamics.
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Fights Last Night Recap From United Press Action
Boxing results from multiple venues with fighters including Charley Vi, Tippy Larkin, Leo Milito, Nat Harden, Bastan Randik, Red Priest, Kid Gavigan, Vinnie Hosanna, Al Gaultier, Fontaine, Jose Contreras, Bobsy Zollo, Curley Drouin and Lou Alder. Outcomes show decisions and stoppages across New York Boston Cambridge Milwaukee Fall River Portland and Montreal with weights around 125 to 160 pounds.
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Teachers and Tech Battle for AIC Title at Russellville
The Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference game between State Teachers and Arkansas Tech draws a record crowd to Russellville as Tech fights to protect its title chances and Teachers aims to stay in contention despite injuries. Other AIC showdowns include Magnolia A M at Henderson, Arkansas A M at Little Rock Junior College, and Ouachita at Brewton.
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Attempted Extortion Backfires in New York Case
Disjointed report details an extortion attempt of 100000 against a steamship family member, with police involvement and multiple suspects. The narrative lists names and actions amid unclear OCR text, noting threats and investigations surrounding a supposed payment demand and subsequent police response.
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Babe Zaharias Remains the Favorite in Open Golf
Fort Smith report on the $1,000 Hardscrabble Women’s Open Golf tournament. Babe Zaharias, defending champion and co medalist, won her first round and remains the outstanding favorite as quarterfinals start. Other top contenders include Mary Agnes Wall and Ed Dell Wartz, with matches under way in Fort Smith.
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Oklahoma City
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Tulsa
Tigers Ready for Tangle With H. S.
The Yerger Tigers prepare for a crucial conference game with Langston High School in Holy Springs tomorrow night. Injuries may slow them, but improvements give a brighter outlook. Special buses will carry fans to Hot Springs Friday afternoon. Contact Principal N. M. Brown for details.
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Michigan State Moorings Loom After Upset Loss
A garbled AP sports snippet mentions Michigan State and Georgia, with unclear teams and venues. Key names and locations are unreadable, but the fragment hints at a college football or basketball context with broadcast mentions NBC and ABC.
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Idle Parks to Keep Eve on S. W. Loop
Fayetteville Oct 22. The University of Arkansas Razorbacks endure two hard scrimmage sessions to locate the lineup as they prepare for a game with Texas A&M a week from Saturday at College Station. Coach Barnhill stretched his squad with another scrimmage planned and intensified drills on defense and passing.
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Don Reiderer
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Top Radio Programs in New York Tonight
NBC Newark hour list features Lovaile Band at 7 80 p m Jimmy Durante at 8 30 Rod Skelton Life of Riley at 8 20 p m Bill Stern also on CBS with Lucille Ball Tom Die and Harry Spike Jones The Fat Man at 7 p m 22 and 30 playtime noted for a varied primetime radio slate in New York.
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Football Scores Report Missing and Jumbled Text
Fragmentary score items show Carolina leading with seven points and other teams unclear. The entry mixes names and places with unreadable fragments, providing no clear final results or reliable team pairings.
Friday Evening Radio Slates Homegrown Shows
A Friday afternoon and evening radio schedule lists varied programs including adventure parade, movie features, sports previews, market reports, a devotional hour, and a morning edition. Notable items include Bobcat football preview, Five Star edition news, and the Great Lee program, with multiple stations listing entertainment, news, and music segments across the day.
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FBI Break the Bank Box sing Tony Pellane vs Roman Alvarez
Fragmentary notes list a football meet and NBC broadcast times with scattered names and places. Key entities include Tony Pellane Roman Alvarez Celeste Wel and a CHS venue with Avante and Pech vs Plor references.
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