Washington Witch Mount Fray Sparks War of Words
Weatbrook Pegler critiques Bert Andrews and the New York Herald Tribune over civil liberties and alleged press manipulation. Pegler argues unions and government power suppress dissent, cites FDR era politics, and questions journalistic integrity and loyalty amid wartime debates.
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New York
Washington Witch Mount
Bert Andrews
Washington
X & End
Herpid ‘Tribune J
Snvak
Deny Roy Carlson
Zola
Carlson
Tervor
Rob Reynolds
North Carolina
Andrews
Littleheart
The
Herald Tribune
Ivita van Doren
Wendell Wilkie
Herald
Lribime
Merah Tribune
Joseph Barnes
Willkie
Marshall Field
New York Star
Barnes
Mr. Andrews
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Party
Supreme Cour
Jouihng
Harry Bridges
Sidiig
Dheory Walliee
Lemuy
Ehlagit
My. Andrews
Aine
United Gates
Oleh Job
Barnhill Seeks Place-Kick Specialist for Arkansas
Poyetteville Sept 3 4 Uni version notes Arkansas coach John Barnhill seeking a place kicker. Aubrey Bowler and candidates Fack Titchards and Releheis worked on kicks in practice. Fowler’s performance added to choices after a 21 19 Dixie Bowl win over William and Mary.
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Poyettevile
Universie of
Aransas Foothill
John Barnhill
Aubrey
Fack Titchards
Benton
Dum Releheis
Pow
Hoe Fowler
Arkansas
William and Mary
Local Cats Football Squad Shows Promise for Season
Local football fans watched the 1948 Bobcat squad work out as the team, a week from opening, showed potential despite needed precision and timing. Veterans in the backfield and a strong starting line hinted at improvement, with youngsters training hard to be ready for September 10 under coach Degriven, Canehes, Tollett, Martin, and Hopking.
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Hope
Withie
Cats
Whale
Foy 4
Degriven
Canehes Tollett
Martin
Hopking
Hono
Donkey Snitbell Softball Game At Fairpark Tonight
A Donkey Softball game is scheduled for tonight at 8 at Fairpark featuring the American Legion VIEW members. Proceeds go to benefit the Legion Junior Baseball team. A downtown parade is set for 4 30 this afternoon and the public is invited.
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Fairpark
American Legion
Ad View
Lesion
Democrats and Republicans trade cheap politics clash
Democrats and Republicans charged each other with cheap politics amid a fierce debate on communists in government and high food prices as Presidents Prunns and Governor Dewey prepare for campaign openers this month. The exchanges touched on red scare questions, inflation, and farm price policy with both sides asserting deception and political maneuvering.
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James F. Donovan
United Press
Prunns
Thomas Sh. Dewey
New York
Dewey
Farakt
Stigsen
Tennan
Morouvar
Goyr Centraled Huyase
American Activities Committee
Congress
Stassen
Agriculhiune
Sulpoork
Charles
Bromma
Brann
Pawling
Prin
Fragmented sports chatter and name drops in midseason ramble
A scrambled, derailed recap of various sports talk, mentioning boxing, football, and public relations notes. The narrative includes stray quotes about players, families, and fans, with garbled names and unclear events, reflecting a noisy clipping from a 1920s era sports column.
Smart May Skips Defense At Oil Belt Championship
In the 28th annual Oil Belt tournament Smart May, the former Oil Belt champion, faced early exit in the fourth round as play began amid clear skies. Pre-amateur matches and a field of about 200 players included Red en, Ode Tex, and three former Belt titleholders Tommy Gangan, Comden, and Henry Levy with Wile Merody among entrants. Semifinals are set for Monday with later rounds scheduled at nearby venues.
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Duradin
Richard Art
Pine Blut
Hych Hand
Armen Arkansas
Amos
Reden
Ode Tex. National
Tillehoders
Tommy Gangnan
Comden
Henry Levy
Wile Merody
Little Rov
Mivgt
Fragmented OCR shows garbled names and places
A garbled OCR snippet mentions various names and places such as Penntert Th, Cabo, Cuirevedie, and Wormer Veen. It appears as a junked text block with scattered references to people, locations, and likely events, but no clear narrative or verifiable facts emerge.
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Guy
Bela
Celeiewe
Wormer
Teaonehalles
Ian
Fragmented OCR Football Story Heads North to Unknown Meet
The readable fragments hint at a football related item involving rival teams and venues. Names appear partial and unclear, with references to dates and places obscured by OCR errors. The piece seems to describe a match or event, but essential details are not recoverable from the legible text.
Favorites Advance in Regional Softball Meet
Favorites move forward in the regional softball event as Dallas relay stars pace the action. The Bacau quack team and Ye Oleomigee pairing claim early wins, while Litashiya posts a 6-2 victory over Data Wenge del. Local fans note a windy day affecting play and anticipate Sunday’s decisive matchups.
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Dallas
Searhwest Pagional
Rae
Tanya Havel
Binners
Cevag
Litashiya
Tile Turk
Malvern Publisher Burial Set for Friday Afternoon
Fragmentary obituary notes a Malvern publisher to be buried at 4 p m Friday at Loma telegraph yard. Names and details are garbled but indicate local press figure to be laid to rest in Arkansas area.
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Melvern
Hogan Mangrum Favorites in Reno Open
Reno November 3 opening of the Reno Open with Ben Hogan and Lloyd Mangrum as favorites for the 25,000 prize. Notables Jim Derraret Ed Parkyr Oliver Dick Metz and Vic Ghegzi join Megan and Mangrum on the challenging Washoe County course. Mangrum comes off his Salt Lake City Open title as action begins.
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Reno
Ben Hogan
Lloyd Mangrom
Bach
Jimmy Derraret
Ed Parkyr Oliver
Dick Metz
BD J
Mangrum
Salt Lake City
Memphis Holds Slim Edge Over Vols
Memphis clings to a slim lead over the Nashville Vols in the Southern Association after a doubleheader sweep of the New Orleans Pelicans 3-2 and 5-2 and a wild 12-11 Memphis win over Birmingham. Nashville won its game, keeping the race tight as both clubs chase the top spot.
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Memphis
Slim
Vols
Associated Press
Nashville
Southern Association
Nashville Vols
New Orleans Pelicans
Birmingham Barons
Turnesa Tops Second Round of Tourney
Turnesa advances to the semi finals at Memphis Country Club after a 4 and 1 win over Marvin Ward. He then defeated Bruce McCormick 2 and 1 in the quarterfinals to reach the semifinal against Eugene Dahlbender. Billows, Coe, and Dahlbender also reach the semis with decisive victories in the earlier rounds.
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Memphis
Tras
Willie
Krnesa Oat
Memphis Country Club
Little Willie
Marvin
Bud)Ward
Spokane Wash
Bruce McCormick
Hually Wood
Calif
Dahlbender
Lois Cass
Hollywood
Louisiana
Aimy McGonagill
Shreveport
Billows
Colorado Springs
Colon
Oklahomvan
Jatins Toras
Bideojaar
Comn
Mwawaii
Bothers and Dodgers Win as Expected in Cotton Playoff
The Dodgers open the Cotton States League Shaughnessy playoffs with a 2-0 win, while the Bathers shut out the Mlantery 4-0 at Clicksdale. Dick Strahul pitches three-hit ball for Greenwood as Cont fiehdor Cf Stewart drives in the decisive run in the third. The Bathers’ win forces a rematch as both teams advance toward the next round.
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Dodgers
Associated Press
Greenwood
Hot Springs
Willie
Natelee
New York
Tommy Bell
al Leu Fee
Wa Tattord
Benakls Oy
Wipe
Baseniddie
Wetyev
Anny Gunn
Willie Pep
Mavusant Atl
Johwade Devin
Dadjiers
Strahy Sturelkaul
Catt Painters
Mathers
Wiwight
Weis Ittyott
Hub Upton
Sarlese
Susie
Cubs Stage Late Rally to Beat Dodgers 7-6
Brooklyn loses 7-6 as Lehrnitz earns his 16th win of the year. Cubs sacrifice, Verjban single drive winning run in the sixth. Dodgers drop NL lead to a tied percentage with Houston and fall to Brooklyn’s Western invasion.
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Milton Richman
New York
Brooklyn
Dabnny Sehmita
Ny Cubs
Ded
Dauines
Chicago
Lehrniit
Finch
Dodgers
Huston Braves
Cub
Fraoklyn
Bob Rush
Roy Sewalley
Sehmitz
Emil Ver Jban
Lel Felel
Iwestern
Cubs
Feludhae
Kiddie
Waitkus
Phil Cavarrel
Lally Jansen
New ‘York Giants
Jup
Pittsburgh Pirates
Buccaneers
Tokyo Rose Enroute to United States Narrative Opens
Tokyo Rose in transit to the United States described by AP as stoic and calm. Iva Toguri D'Aquino, 32, faces a crowd at a San Francisco dock where American soldiers line the decks for photos. She wears a plain shirt and silk blouse while avoiding statements in both Japanese and English.
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Americ Tokyo
San Francisco
Iva Tanga D'Aquino
Raattepaja Sacttle
D'Aquino
Living Casts Reason for death by own action
Police said high cost of living drove Samuel Porter Young, a 47 year old hardware clerk, to commit death by own action. He was found dead at home from a self inflicted gunshot wound. Notes on envelopes indicated his illness and nerve strain from expenses. His daughter was present at a store when the shooting occurred. His wife was in Jacksonville with their toddler son.
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Miami
Pla
Samuel Porter
Young
Shirley Ami
Yora
Jacksonville
Samuel Wis
National League and American League Scores and Schedules
Today's games feature Philadelphia at Houston and New York at Pittsburgh in the National League. In the American League Warrington at New York and Detroit at Chicago lead games. Cleveland hosts Taig as twin nights roll in. Boston meets Philadelphia tonight after yesterday’s posts. Key results: New York 6, Brooklyn 7. Pittsburgh 4, New York 6. Southern Association Atlanta 7 Chattanooga 5. Nashville 1 Birmingham 12. Memphis 3-4 New Orleans 2-3. Texas League Hosta 2 Dallas 3 Marble 4 San Antonio 4. Tulsa vs Beaumont 6. Shreveport 4-12 Oklahoma City 0.
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Atlanta
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Nashville
Little Rock
Mobile
Memphis
New Grivagis
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Hoston
New York
Brouldvir
Pittsburgh
Warrington
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Aeeres Southern Assoglatian
Wimphis
New Orleans
Lite Rock
Mobile Rain
Dallas
Marble
San Antonio
Tulsa
Geaumont
Shrevypork
Oknhoma City
Malvern Workers Choose AFL as Bargaining Agent
Malvern workers selected the AFL as their bargaining agent amid a dispute with United Gas Coke and Chemical Workers of America. The August vote outcome names the local division as the representative, signaling a shift in labor organization within the community.
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Malvern Workers
AFL
Malvern
Dyemietoriak Cherotenat Warhaas UU Hou
Chusuy
Roger’ Foe
Baru
United Gas, Coke and Cihemical
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Fragmentary OCR History Notes From Various Locales
The text appears as corrupted OCR with scattered place names and numbers, mentioning Bridgeport Newport Belfiore and Waterville along with dates and figures. It hints at prehistoric Europe and early human migration dating back 250 000 years, but exact facts are unclear due to extensive garbling.
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ZHU EU
N. Main St
N. Elm
Anna Judson
E. Whitley
Ark
S. Bonner St
Schooley's
Bath
W.iath St
Nice
J. ’Warner
S. E. St
J. M. Atkins
Chas. Reynergon
Oakland
William Revenga
Emmet
W. H. Powell
Patmos
Oregon
Foy
Hammons Tractor Coo
U.uu
Gentry Printing Co
South Hamil
Courthouse
New Warden School
Feeders Supply
Kemp Casey
Sale
J. G. Lively
McCaskill
D. Cook
Experiment Station
Floyd Porterfield & Son
Lon Sanders
Poland
Gorden HH
Bart
Tighway
Wes Winger
Ed Collins
Spring Hill
Morgan & Lindsey
Pinder
Lehman Auto & Home Supply
Hed Hound
Fay Gordon
Prescott
Tom Duckett
Lewallen & Colliery
Third St
Walnut
Ihou
Wil Floyd Purteynie
Ghanteny
County, Ark, and
Hobbs N Company
Williams
Denis BR. Williams
Clark County Biante
C. E. Weaver
Omer Evans
O. C
BABY
Hope Feed CO
Allen Electric Co
Saenger Theatre
Brewster
Brewster Refrigeration Service
Edgewood Ave
Texarkana
Nome
West 7Th Street
Paxton Jordan
Allison
Electric
Barwick‘s Electric
Snvite
Hone
Weatbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Barnhill
Sammy Baugh
Harry Gilmer
Washington Hedskins
Occidental College
Eagle Rock
Alabama Whiz
Morgan
eTrigh
Britton
Peitloa
Hialab Phare
Nehl
Blomipe
Phayern
Rome
Mutuel
APU
Iran
Clyde Srricive
Smart
Cape Ee Ny
Bet
Klenghis Im
Oras
Bach al Vr
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Amerigah
Gils
National League
Mhandeyry
Sagat
Malvern Dade
Loma
Wil
Chicks
Ralph Brown
Eimie Tayi
Chet Hadiuk
Chattanooga’s Park
Atlante Rhinetown
Lille
Turnesa
Chicago Cubs
Tokyo Rose
United States
Asterday
Chinata
Brooklin
American League
Marnin
United Prose Wraeces
OT Croat
North Lain
Mines
Ted
Ridge
Yuipounded Way
Dowy Belfiore
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