Berlin Berlin Blockade Remains Winter Test for Berlin
Western Berlin leaders urged residents to endure the winter blockade and resist Soviet pressures after the Soviet veto of the Berlin compromise in the United Nations. They pressed for an intensified airlift and warned no Paris solution looks promising. Soviet measures included a wage increase plan and continued propaganda to win over Berliners. Franz Neumann reaffirmed Berliners’ will for self determination despite terror tactics. Acting Mayor Ferdinand Friedesire called for acceptance of new trials amid the veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Franz Neumann
Socialist Party
Ferdinand Priedashire
Warning order in Hempstead Chancery Court
Ark Ge E Nichols et al plaintiff Rebecca Clark et al defendants are warned to appear within thirty days to answer the complaint. Witness my hand and seal of the court dated October 11, 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
Ge E Nichols
Plaintife
Rebecca Clark
Waller Lown
Ward Nichols
Nichols
Howard Nichols
C. . Nichols
Novick’s Radar Venture Tied to Communist Fronts
Westbrook Pegler chronicles Samuel Novick born 1897 in Vitebsk who arrived in 1914 and became head of the Electronic Corporation of America. He profited from wartime radar ideas to millions, funded purported communist fronts, and faced testimony before Congress on un American activities while dodging questions about associates and aliases. The piece links his firms and schemes to shifting company names and wartime profits, detailing alleged misstatements under oath and the political climate surrounding his activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel No Vick
Vitebsk
Russia
United States
Adolf Hitler
Mo Yoodic
Electronic — Corporation of America
Nouse J Committee On Un-American
Electronic
Transformer Corporation of America
Wholesale Radio Service Co
Lafayette Radio Corp
Lafayette
Wholesale Radio Sales
Typatune Inc
Sam
Electro- Physical Laboratories
Sam Carp
Bridgeport
Conn
Molotov
Connecticut
Novick
Carp
Bureau of Immigration
Arthur Adams
Adams
Henry Wallace
Kremlin
Congress
Hoir McDowell
Pennsylvanina
McDowell
Robert Stripling
Adamrs
Adis
Adamas
DNY Sual Audio
Cnialomer
Hyer
Stripling
Pat Adams
Hin
Neviek
Chava
Hanee
Neyitiek
Ground gainers lead SWC in rushing and offense
Dallas October 24 The idle Scott tops ground gainers in the Southwest Conference. Doak Walker Clyde Scott Sandy Berry pace scoring, total offense and reception, with SMU leading in passing and total offense. Arkansas and SMU show strong rushing and yardage, while Baylor's George Sims leads punt returns.
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Dallas
SMU
Doak Walker
Arkansas
Clyde Scott
Tcuu
Sandy Berry
Scott
Wees
Renmiding
Herry
Walker
Gil Johnson
Insing
Vares
Baylor
George Sims
Hunt
All-Star Baseball Team Voted by 220 Experts
Five players from each league fill the 1948 major league all star squad as chosen by 220 AP baseball experts nationwide. Indians and Braves land two berths each, Red Sox and Cardinals place two, with one Yankee and one Giant completing the ten. Williams DiMaggio Musial and others garner top votes. Brecheen edges Newhouser for the left handed pitcher slot.
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Joe Reichler
New York
Associated Press
Cleveland Indians
Braves
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
New York Giants
Johnny Mize
Joe Gordon
Bob Elliott
Lou Bondtear
Ted Williams
Joe Diaggia
Wiliams
Red Sox
Stan Musial
Nationaleague
Willams
Bach
Williams
Jett
Musial
DiMaggio
Yankees
Boudreau
Indians
Johnny Sain
Harry
the Cat
Tow Boudpeau
Tae
Kield
Ved Williams
Rart
Jipe DiMaggio
Yinikous
Sin Mustal
Garr
Tinal
Ciitehe Sox
Piteher
Johnny Ed
Beaves
Harry Brechoen
Cardinale
Birdie ‘Pebbetts
Ned
Junior Bobcats Host Parkers in Hammons Tonight
The Junior Bobcats welcome Parkers from Texarkana for the second game of the two-match series at Hammons Stud Chight. In Texarkana the Razorbacks defeated the cats 12 to 0. Tonight the locals seek a rally and their first win of the season.
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Jack
Texarkana
Hammons Stud
Razorbacks
Tocats
Two Players Out to Parkers and A&M Clash
In Southwest Conference football notes Arkansas and Texas A M face injuries as key players miss practice and games. Arkansas seeks offense from first team against A M while Aggies cope with seven doubtfuls. Texas and SMU also hindered by injuries ahead of crucial matchups. TCU and Baylor near full strength as others struggle with bruises and recoveries.
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Arkansas
Texas A
College Station
John Barnhill
Jim Cox
Treveiver
Barnhill
Theron Roberts
Porters
Aggies
John Christensen
Ralph “Daniel
Bobby Gott
Wray Whittaker
Cedric Copeland
Odell Stautzenberger
Carol Moaberg
Gott
Baylor
Reat Sans Texas
Southern’ ‘Methodist
Austin
Longhorns
Lew Halder
Ray Stone
Bean
Proctors
Frank Guess
SMU
Car Wallace
Santa Clara
Brownie Lewis
Mustangs
Rice
Quarterack
Tobin Rote
Joe Watson
Texas
Texas Tech
Owls
Texas Christian
Milton Farmer
Billy Willingham
George Boal
Orein Browning
Otis McKelvey
TCU
Byrt h & Pullertons dx New York Get 26 Wy Phe PGA vote
A garbled sports chronicle notes the PGA voting on outstanding professional of the year with mentions of Mentlogan and multiple players. It references football and boxing chatter, weight divisions, and a Red Schoendienst related line about barnstorming teams.
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New York
Get
Professional Golfers Association
Mentlogan
Joule Bank
Andy Mga
Wally Pep
Senate
Jackie Weber
Tay Chaiis
Humberto Sivey
Willie
Boes le
Pep
Governors Extend Congratulations to Connie Mack
Philadelphia October 20 A book of congratulatory letters from governors of 42 states was presented to Connie Mack on completing 44 seasons as manager of the Philadelphia Athletics. The 85 year old baseball veteran received the book from Major Bernard Samuel. Several governors praised Mack for his enduring leadership and sportsmanship across decades.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Philadelphi Athletics
Bernard Samuel
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Philadelphia Athleti
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Earl Warren
California
Michigan Stil Considered Nation's Best
New York Oct 26 Michigan Wolverines retained top college football ranking in the weekly AP poll. Michigan led with 117 first place votes and 1,885 points, Notre Dame second with 19 first place votes and 1,615 points. Missouri moved to eighth, tallying 330 points, after beating Iowa State 49-7.
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New York
Michigan
Wolverines
Ccollege
Associated Press
Ann Arbor
Notre Dame
Irish
United
Miniscota
Trish
Iowa
Missouri
Tigers
Penn State
Towa State
North Carolina
California
Army
Georgia Tech
Pennsylvania
Northwestern
Nevada
Oklahoma
Kansas
Ten Witnesses Jailed in Los Angeles for Refusing to Answer Grand Jury Questions
Ten witnesses including four women were jailed for contempt of federal court after refusing to answer questions about Communist activities. Judge Pierson M. Hall remanded them to U. S. Marshal custody without bail. The group, not federal employees, were linked to relatives of workers who reportedly avoided loyalty pledges. They will stay jailed until they comply.
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Los Angeles
Pierson M. Hall
U. S
BH Brand
California
Fed. Éetel
Right
Wesley Dissey
Ben Bobbs
Henry Stieinberg
Phillip Bork
Frank Edward Alexander
Harry Kasinowicz
Dele Plitthe Murphy Smith
Margaret I. Noble
Minioan Brooks Sherman
Dorothy Baskin Forest
Grange
Los Anuos Comemunist Party
V. Ben Margolis
Communist Party
Margolis
United States
James McCapivy
Seven Held for Series of Robberies in Mississippi
Seven persons were held in preliminary hearings before General Sessions Judge Willing J. Baron in Memphis for a series of thefts across North Mississippi and Dust Arkan. The arrests stem from an investigation into about $20,009 in stolen goods by the Mid South operation.
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Memphis
Penn
South
General Sessions
Willigin J. Baron
Mississippi
Dust Arkan
Radio Schedule Dense with Classic Program Listings
Tuesday October 26 into Wednesday October 27 hour by hour airtimes list multiple shows and performers including Adventure Parade Superman Captain Midnight Tom Mix Rhythm and Reason News Five Star Erdition Today in Sports Fulton Lewis Gov Strom Thurmond Mysterious Traveler and more. The fragmented OCR style presents a chronology of morning and evening broadcasts with various orchestras hosts and advertisements across AM and PM slots.
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Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Hy Gardner
Gov. Strom ‘Thurmond
Bill Henry
Lanny Ross
Kate Smith
Monroe
John Daniel
Eddy Arnold
Strom Thurmond
Miss Henry
Gene Cardo
See.Treas
Aingray Featherstone
Oreh. i
Budty Moreng
Oreho-M
Mutual News
Top Radio Programs in New York Listing
A scanned radio schedule lists NBC CBS and ABC programs for the night including Bad Hope at 8 20 Fibber and Molly Life With Luigi Hit The Jackpot Town Meeting What Hope For Europe Chamber Music Serenade for Strings MBS Mystery Traveler American Forum and a Truman Dewey debate continuation. Also shown are listings for Music Relaxin Time and Grand Slam Breakfast and host names Fred Warlog Bob Poole and others.
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New York
NBC
CBS
Mrs. Narth
Luigi
ABC
Europe
American Forum
Truman
Dewey
Legion Cagers Start Practice in Hope
American Legion organized a basketball team named the Hope Lesionaires. Jack Hopkins and Fey Hammons will coach. Fred Robertson is manager. Committee members include Clyde Coffer Nolan Tol ll Harry Hawthorne and W H Gunter. First large turnout indicates a strong squad. next practice Wednesday. regular nights Monday and Thursday at Hope High School Gym.
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American Legion
Hape Tech Schant Gym
Hope Lesionaires
Jack Hopkins
Fey Hammons
Fred Robertson
Clyde Coffer
Nolan Tollell
Harry Hawthorne
W. H. Gunter
Joe Jones
Camimiunier
Hope Legion Post
Bus Wreck Near Ort Headline: Cotton Pickers Safe
A bus carrying cotton pickers slid off an embankment and overturned near Ort. No injuries were reported. The bus was traveling from North Little Rock to England and swerved to avoid an oncoming vehicle.
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Rock
NorLhy Little Rock
England
Seven Memphians face Shelby County cases in police report
Police said charges concern Shelby County cases in Memphis. Three of seven Memphians entered guilty pleas yesterday. One defendant, William Samuel Monroe, 20, a student at Arkansas Tech in Russellville, Arkansas, pleaded guilty to a charge related to the incident.
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Sas
West Tennessee
Shelby County
Memphis
William’ Samuel Monroe
Arkansas Tech
Russellville, Ark
Lu Jateeny
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Claud Taylor
Aubrey Enoch
McRae Implement Co
M. McWilliams
McWilliams Seed Store
Imo
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Ay Goss
Dad's Place
Elm
Garland Cook
West 6Th Sect
Conley Polk
Columbus Road
Parker Rogers
H. D. Coffman
South Phone
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Blevins
Ansag
North Horn My
South Pine
Walnut Street
M. V. Russel
North Washington
Ross R. Giles Ies
Helloway's
He. Schooley
Thogersen
Wilmette
Allen Electric Co
Saenger Theatre
Joe Youmans
AAA
Hope, Arkansas
Brewster
Edgewood Hope
E. M. McWilliams Seed Store
Hope, Ark
C. EE. Weaver
Clete le Omery Eyans
G. C
General Box Company
Prescott
Roy Allison
Foy
Hammons Tractor CO
Phono
Walnut St
Cahene
Davis Furniture & Mattress Co
Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Junior Bobcats
Parkers
Ding
Jin Sid
Sig Newport
Jis
Newport
Johnny
Shin
Moston Sain
Nas
Sin
Win
Belleville
Byrth & Pullertons dx
Jerry Sibasing
Ade Ib
Angran
Cormuniser
Frank Howard
Clemson Jevned
Bobby Gage
Ray Matthews
Matthews
Gage
Red Schoendienst
Cardinals
Julius
Elmer
Joe
Mnetial Broadcasting System
Joe Reichman
Orch
Buddy Rich
Mutual
Arkansas Plowboys
Melody Boys
Serenade
Bob Poale
Bob Poole
Morgan
Cecil Brown
Victor H. Lindlady
Heatter
Fred Warlag
Lon A. In
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Aim
Legion
Hope Auto Co
John Daniels Quartet
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