Farm property with two houses on Shover Springs road
Property offers a six room house with bath and utilities on 20 acres near Shade Church, plus a four room house with 36s by water, three beds and livestock including cows ponies and cotton. Immediate possession. Foster-Winist Real Estate, Insurance, Loans, WY Mast Second Phong Pal.
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Elim Street
Vily Linsits
Shover Springs
Patmys Road
Springhill Highway
Foster-Winis Treal Estate
Tisurance
P U and the Field family in a 1940s intrigue
Westbrook Pegler portrays P U as a corrupt influence guiding Marshall Field III and associates through a tangle of lawyers and alleged communist ties. The piece traces connections to Gregor Zilboorg and Carol Weiss King, detailing accusations, scandals, and court confidences amid a charged political climate. The narrative names Weiss family ties and a network of patrons and figures around the Field circle and their alleged enemies.
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Eagles Expect to Lose Some Games This Year
Hot Springs training camp opened as the Philadelphia Eagles faced a mixed season outlook. Coach Harry Greasy Neale cited superior conditioning as key to potential success while listing Steve Van Buren and Glyde Scott as casualties. Practice continued in shorts with an exhibition set for Sept. 3 and a trip to New Orleans before a Sept. 10 game in Little Rock against the Los Angeles Rams.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Harry Greasy
Neale
Natlon
Steve van Buren
Glyde Scott
van Buren
Scott
New Orleans
Detroit Lions
Little Rock
Los Angeles Rams
Golf Qualifiers Named For City Tournament Amid Wide Field
Twenty five golfers earned spots in the city tournament at the Country Club on September 4. Championship leaders J W Smith and J Vanney both posted 70s, with Henry Fenwick and Albert Graves tied at 72. First Flight scores included Oscar Greenburg 75 Virgil Harris 77 Homer Beverley 77 Thomas Cannon 76 and G R Middlebrooks 78. Second Flight results show Walter Sims 79 Bob Cain 79 Poy Harrimons Sr 81 Badia Stewart 81 Royce Smith 81. Third Flight entries list Jim Ditty 82 Duffie Bot 83 Pony Boyett 48? with Dy F D Henry A E Stonequist 92. Fourth Flight B Tooley 92 John Vesey 92 Wesley Hart 93 M Duffie 84 De A J Neighbors 103. Low medalists were Smith and Vanney with two over par. Prizes donated by local merchants for flight winners.
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J. W. Smith
J. Vanney
Henry Fenwick
Albert Graves
Edwin Stewart
Oscar Greenburg
Virgil Hartis
Homer Beverley
Thomas Cannon
GR. Middlesbrooks
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Bob. Cain
Poy Harrimons, Sr
Badia Stewart
Royce Smith
Jim Ditty
Duffie Bot
Pony Boyett
Dy. F. D. Henry
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Lewis McLatty
Arrow
Herbert Burns Mense
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Towncraft
Rephians Dept
600 College Gridders Start Work
Litt Rock Arkansas September 1 College football began practice across the state with about 600 players including 29 lettermen at Arkansas Razorbacks led by John Buenhill. Henderson State Teachers to start next Monday. Ouachita and Arkansas Tech also prepping for early openers while Arkansas faces North Texas State at Little Rock on September 24.
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Jack Mof
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Top Radio Programs New York and a Media Analysis
A partial radio schedule for New York on Sept 1 lists NBC CBS and ABC programs including Meredith Wilson Nelson Eddy Dragnet and Your Marriage. The text expands into a critical paragraph alleging Weiss funded political manipulation of minority emotions and exploiting Long Island families, describing a broader media influence scene with hedge about Hiss and wind as afterthought.
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Toples
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Meredith Wilson
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James
Pamela Mason
Dick Haymes
Mr. Keen Tracing
Xavier Caugat
Abc—T the Mye
Huidrut
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Air
Fish and Hunt Club
Maurice Chevalier
Weiss
Hugh
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Stranahan Overcome in Amateurs Golf Championship
Frankie Stranahan loses in the third round of the amateur golf championship to Skee Risgel amid a day of heavy rain and shifting play. The event, dubbed the rain tournament, unsettles matches as players battle wet courses and foggy conditions while officials navigate schedule pressure.
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Baseball By The Associated Press National League updates
National League schedule lists Cincinnati at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at New York Chicago at Barton St Louis at Phila night only Homes. American League New York at St Louis Baslantel Detroit 7 Philadelphia at Clevelands tonight Yesterday's results include New York 2 Pittsburgh 5 Boston 4 Chicago 3 Cincinnati at Brooklyn St Louis 1 Philadelphia 3 Cleveland 2 first game 14 innings Boston 7 Detroit 4 Washington 2 Southern Association Nashville 24 Atlanta 4 Little Rock 12 Morette 4 New Orleans 4 Memphis 4 Birmingham 2 rain. International League Montreal 2 Toronto 1 Newark Syracuse 1 Jersey City 1 Boston 4 Indianapolis 2 Indianapolis 4 Toledo 2 Levisville 1 Pittsburgh 2 Milwaukee 7 Kansas City 7 Minnesota Texas rescues Ballas 40 to 4? Chicago 4 Shreve 2 Fort Worth 0 Houston 3 San Antonio 6 polls remaining.
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League Leaders National Loan Batting Tubiesen Braoklyny
Batting leaders include Tubiesen and Braoklyny with 850. Shmahten and Lois also noted. Tins Wass, Benoslyn Jus Robinsa and Benuklyn runs matted in Holapien Brauklyn 109. Kier Mtsineh leads hits. Stubinsen Hosoklyn with 12. Thaiison New York and Rebineno Beonklyn also prominent. Philadelphia Jane Mui ton Cincinnati 31.
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Fort Wayne Team Still Top In National Semi-Pro Baseball
Fort Wayne Indiana, winner of the past two national tournaments, beat top seed Bellingham Washington 6 to 4 to run to four wins without a loss in the double elimination event. Only Golden, Coleman, Coorg remains undefeated. Fort Wayne and Golden clash Friday night. Other scores: Tuscaloosa Indians beat Liummelstown Motormen 11 0, Weimar Herd Beachmere blanked Sycamore 2 0. Hummelstown and Sycamore eliminated. Tonight’s games: Eloy versus Tuscaloosa, Milwaukee versus Weimar, South Amboy versus Elk City.
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Mighty Yanks Fade After Shocking Losses
The New York Yankees drop two straight to the Browns as Henrich’s injury lingers and Detroit closes in. Garver seals St Louis’ 10-3 win with 12 hits allowed. Graham and Kekos power the Browns with a 22nd homer pair. DiMaggio’s four hits spark Cleveland in a split twin bill. other AL and NL results include Doerr Williams homers for Boston and Giants’ 12-8 over Pirates raw tally.
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Fragmented OCR sports brief with scattered stats
Unclear stochastic OCR text lists baseball players and stats including stolen bases by Dillinger and teams like St. Louis and Philadelphia. Mentions pitchers Kinder Boston and Newhouser Detroit with numbers. overall fragmentary game notes and player references.
Babe Ruth Honored Posthumously by American Legion
Georg Herman Babe Ruth was awarded the American Legion Distinguished Service Medal posthumously by Mrs Ruth on behalf of her late husband at the Legion's first annual convention in Philadelphia. National Commander James J. ONeill praised Ruth as a figure of belief and youth involvement.
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Hempstead County School Election Rules and Board Seats
Legal notice outlines the annual school election for Hempstead County on September 27, with 8 am to 6:20 pm voting. It details millage for building, debt service, and operation, penalties for districts not meeting milk tax thresholds, and specifies director positions, terms, and polling places across Hope, Blevins, Guernsey, Washington, Patmos, Springe, Saratoga, and other districts. Also covers county board seats, petition requirements to place names on ballots, and filing deadlines.
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Hope School Disict No. 1A
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Claw Sohnos
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Hope
Fulton School
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