Twenty Two Acres For Truck Or Farm Use Near Ross Ton
Classified notice lists twenty two acres suitable for trucking or farming with a house on Ross ton highway. Contacts include Mrs Ira Halliburton reachable by phone 30 W 4. Also ad for small four room unfurnished house with gas and lights and furnished rooms for light housekeeping by Mrs J E Schooley at 38 F 11. Town notices mention renewals and new subscriptions offered by Chas F Reynolds on City Hall.
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Rosston Highway
Ira Halliburton
J. E. Schooley
Brooklyn Tigers Coach Cawthon Resigns After Losing Streak
Pete Cawthon of Houston resigns as Brooklyn Tigers coach after the club’s fifth straight defeat and 13th in 15 games. Frank Bridges and Ed Kubise will lead until a successor is chosen following a financial settlement.
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Brooklyn
iPi
Pete Cawthon
Houston
Tex
Brooklyn Tigers
Tigers
Cawthorn
Texas Tech
Frank Bridges
Ed Kubsle
Fights Last Night Feature Local Boxers and Results
Reports from New York and Newark list bouts with outcomes. Costantino outpointed Dalmaine in a New York match while Parks knocked out Goode in Newark. Arnold stopped Padre in Philadelphia, with weights and venues noted for each fight.
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New York
Lulu Costantino
Leo Dalmaine
Worcester
Mass
Newark
Georgie Parks
Washington
Oscar Goode
Philadelphia
Billy Arnold
Mayon Padre
Army Tops AP Poll as Notre Dame Drops From Lead
Army named No 1 among all teams by 101 writers with 898 points, Notre Dame second in overall tally. Notre Dame led college vote but slipped after a close call with Illinois. other top college and service teams noted including Ohio State and Randolph Field.
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Harold Classen
New York
Army
Associated Press
Randolph Field
West Point
Notre Dame
Irish
Ohio State
Georgia Tech
Navy
Iowa
North Carolina
Ilinois
Michigan
Randolph
Iinois
B Team set to host Texarkana Texans Wednesday
Hope's B team faces Texarkana High School second team on the local field at 7 30 p m Wednesday night announcer Ace Foy Hammons said. The Bobkittens beat the Texas side boys 6 to 0 in their first meeting in the border town last week. Admission is 10 and 25 cents.
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Chicago
Major League Baseball
Kenesaw M. Landis
Landis
Thy
Philadelphia
Washington
Hope
Texarkana
Texas
Foy Hammons
Toly
Bobkittens
Hogs Drill for Texas A M Saturday
Fayetteville Arkansas Razorbacks boost morale after a 26 14 win over Mississippi and prepare a stronger offense for Texas A G next Saturday in College Station. Texas Aggies, near full strength with Jim Palmer doubtful, polish for the Southwest Conference clash against Arkansas.
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Mississippi
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Texas Aggies
Proker
Aggie
College Station
Tex
Aggies
Jim Palmer
Ararkansas
Saturn
Jim Cashion
North Texas Agriculture College
Byrnes warns Dewey cannot lead peace effort
War Mobilization Director James F. Byrnes says Dewey cannot direct a successful bid for world cooperation. He argues Roosevelt’s re election is needed to avoid delaying victory and jeopardizing peace, warning of Senate opposition to international agreements and reservations that could ruin the plan.
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Washington
James F. Byrnes
Thomas E. Dewey
Republican Party
Byrnes
Roosevelt
Dewey
Brynes
Senate
U. S
South Carolina
Supreme Court
Halloween Blowout Finds Tigers Coach Quits
New York reports Brooklyn Tigers coach Pete Cawthon quits after five straight losses with two close games at 17-14 and a crossbar field goal by Washington. Officiating front office interference cited. wartime changes in college football noted by Cornell coach Carl Snavely. Other notes include Tami Mauriello suspension, DiMaggio and Young mentions, Iowa Seahawks facing blocked pass, and Randolph field seeing Bill Dudley in new number 35.
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New York
Texas
Pete Cawihan
Brooklyn Tigers
Dodgertown
Tigers
Washington
Pete
Ebbets Field
Cawthon
Brooklyn
Carl Snavely
Cornell
Packers Befriend Giants 35 7 in Nfl Matchup
Mirror today recalls a 1969 National Football League game where the Green Bay Packers throttled the New York Giants 35-7. It notes a historic thrashing and reflects on past matchups and standings in yearly sports summaries.
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Green Bay Packers
New York Giants
Ray Robinson
Frantzie Zivic
Madison Square Garden
Tennessee
Associated Press
Michigan
Time Supply
Pawtucket
Municipal Court Docket Shows Forfeited Bonds For Drunkenness
City docket lists Lucille Dana and Otis Smith for drunkenness with $2 and $10 bonds forfeited. Several others including Rufus Martin Virgil McNair and James C Bobo forfeited $10 bonds on drunkenness charges. State docket notes Lee Guy Mercer and C B Mercer for gaming with $10 bonds forfeited and Owen Neal fined $10 for disturbing peace.
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Lucille Dana
Princess Gibson
Otis Smith
Rufus Martin
Virgil McNair
James C. Bobo
Emmett Moses
Alton R. Smith
Jerry J. Shope
Force White
Orrie Wyatt
G. W. Camp
Carl Gilbert
Robert Moore
Col
Lee Guy Mercer
C. B. Mercer
Owen Neal
Neal McPherson
John Eubanks
Floyd Campbell
Navy Yard workers cross 1991 workforce divide and wartime strains
Washington columnist Jack Stinnett notes civilian government workers total 3,000,000, with Navy yards housing about 356,000 skilled and unskilled employees doing private sector tasks under contract. He argues wartime pay and holiday policies affect production and AWOL rates, while boards in Army and Navy screen reserve officers for possible postwar roles.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
Navy Yard
Navy
Uncle Sam
Snele Sem
Army
Donald Nelson
WPB
Rep. J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Betting Odds Improve for Roosevelt Election Victory
Betting odds in St Louis favor Franklin D. Roosevelt for re election while Thomas E. Dewey loses ground. Roosevelt now at 17 to 5 odds and Dewey at 1 to 3 with James J. Carroll releasing state lists showing Roosevelt leading in 32 states with 370 electoral votes to Dewey’s 161.
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St. Louis
Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
James J. Carroll
Dewey
Carroll
Washington
Montana
California
Arizona
Utah
New Mexico
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Tennessee
Georgia
Caroline
Florida
Virginia
Nevada
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Connecticutc
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
West Virginia
New Jersey
New York
Oregon
Massachuset
Guy Freeling's Son Blinded in German Wounds
First Lt. Richard W. Freeling, son of Guy Freeling, secretary of the State racing commission, lost both eyes from wounds received in Germany on September 18. He is in New York awaiting army hospital assignment after arriving Saturday and spoke with his parents in Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Richard W. Freeling
Guy Freeling
State Racing Commission
Germany
New York
State Department salary concerns prompt push for better agents
A speaker advocates building the State Department with well trained and well paid personnel. He criticizes current foreign affairs salaries as insufficient to attract top agents and notes ongoing discussions on improving pay to recruit quality staff.
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State Department
Three Months Net 42 Million Pounds of Waste Paper
New York reports that in the three months after D Day through September 6, 41,921,270 pounds of paper were converted into 13,238,612 artillery containers by the American Can Company. The firm notes shell container boards use mixed paper and salvaged boxes to crude armor for shells.
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New York
Ammunition Container Board
Negro Twins Die in Fire Near Blevins
Twin seven year old boys perished in a morning fire that destroyed the farm home of their father Willie Dixon four miles south of Blevins. Origin of the blaze was undetermined.
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Willie Dixon
Blevins
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