Diverse farm and house listings on Springhill highway ad
Several properties offered by Foster-Ellis Real Estate include a three bedroom ranch with attic fan and 14 by 35 back porch at G22 North Survey and 7000 dollars, a five room house with hardwood floors and 6500 dollars at 1204 West Seventh, and a farm property with 20 acres half a mile from city limits on Shower Springs-Patimos road. Immediate possession and various loan options are noted along with other housing offerings and farm listings.
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North Servey
USL
West Seventh
Shower Springs
Patimos Road
Evening Shade Church
Springhill Highway
Foster-Ellis
Baseball schedules and scores from across leagues
Scores from the major leagues and minor circuits list yesterday results and today matchups. American and National League pairings include Chicago Detroit New York Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn Cincinnati St Louis and more with results from Detroit Boston Brooklyn Cincinnati and others. Minor leagues note games in Southern Association International League American Association Texas League and other regional showings with Tulsa Dallas Fort Worth Oklahoma City Houston and Shreveport results.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Phiadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
New Yorks
Cincinmati
SL Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
National League
Cincinnati
Tulsa
Dallas
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Houston
Shreveport
Beaumont
Ork
Poston Ma
Etroit
LIS
Cinvinnals
Southern Association
Nashville
Birmingham
Mobily
New Orleans
Anta
Little Rock
Memphis
Chattanooga
Regae Pedave Ft
Thisa
Auston
Weltin Falls
Austin
Texarkana
Acu
Sherman-Dennison
Greenville
Emple
Gainesville
Hermin
Gotton States
Fights Night Card Mixed Results Across Cities
United Press San Diego report covers boxing results with bouts in Chicago, New York, Belfast, Hollywood, and Los Angeles. Several outpoints and close decisions feature fighters such as Harold Dade and Paddy Slavin with varied outcomes across the scattered venues and contestants.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Sandy Saddley
New York
Harold
Dade
Chicary
Belfast
Don ‘Mogard
Paterson
N. J
Paddy Slavin
Ireland
Hollywood
Clarence Monty
Los Anite
Taio
Lambert
West Jaden
Utah
Utahk
Fair Enough By Westbrook Pegler Critiques Vaughan Ethics
Westbrook Pegler argues General Harry Vaughan embodies a diluted West Point standard shaped by wartime promotions and civilian staff, condemning elective favoritism and graft linked to the Roosevelt era. The piece cites alleged data on lavish perks and lobbying, casting Vaughan amid a broader critique of national leadership ethics.
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New York
Harry Vaughan
White House
West Point
Vaughan
High West Point
Eleanor
Roosevelts
Moosejaw
Elliott
Jimmy
Senate
Steve Early
Texas Power Company
Ellioth
Washington
Charles Harwood
Crossley
Diyee Park
Charlie Mike
Enim
Ely
Cumshaw
Hnally
Praurie Costello
Uoe
Ants Capone
New York Siaply
Marten
Amerien la
Dean Ange
Inek
Cave Ahpage
Brn
Lang
Savoy
Sizzling Oil Belt golf opens in El Dorado meet
In El Dorado September 3 11 a sizzling start marked the Oil Belt tournament as about 220 players from Arkansas Louisiana and Texas competed. Marlin Tenney led the championship flight with a 64 seven under par breaking the course record at El Dorado Country Club. Jack Simpson and Hogan Rowntree teamed for the pro amateur lowball with a 63. Tenney and pro Whitten of Little Rock followed with strong rounds as other qualifiers set championship flight pairings including Lawless McCredy Johnson and Isom Jr among others.
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el Dorado
Siz
Iis
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Spectacleld Marlin Tenney
Little Rock
el Dorado Country Club
Jack Simpson
Hogan Rowntree
Tenney
Pro Whitten
Bill Lawless
Haynesville
Lawless
Willie McCredy
Lite Rock
Carl Johnson
Hot Springs
Tory Bourn
Marl Slawellr
Longview
Tex
Monty Curry
Shrevesport
Charles Woodard
Magnolia
Lloyd Morgan
Charles Isom Jr
Simpson
Paul Colum
Hi ‘Dorado
Walter Ebel Jr
Cy Speck Jr
Gene Keeney
Texarkana
Harry Counts
Radio Listings and Greece Affair Echoes in Press Row
Saturday night radio grid for New York includes NBC programs with Charles Boyer in Hollywood Theater at 7 30 and Grand Ole Opry at 9 36 CBS features Gene Autry and Gang Busters. ABC presents Heine and His Band and Musical Showcase. The text swerves to critique Drew Pearson and un American activities, naming Vaughan, Lash, Katz, and Stripling in a Greece embassy and naval commission context with Pearson's alleged influence troubling political figures.
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New York
NBC
Charles Boyer
Hollywood
CBS
Gene Autry
ABC
Buzz Adlam
Heine
His
Drew Pearson
Greece
Vaughan
Truman
Dave Katz
Pearson
Legiman
Communist
Daily Worker
Robert Stripling
un-American Activitvies
Office of War Information
Mahatma
Hyde Park
Rufus King Tops Amateur Golf Final Amid Lighthearted Chaos
Rochester reports Rufus King reaching the amateur golf final while fans and officials add humor to the scene. A badge mishap delays King as spectators joke about rules, and a referee checks a putt as a spectator quips about a gimme. The column threads in playful anecdotes about players, winds, and a busy weekend schedule.
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Rochester
Rufus King
Rufus
Willie Turnesa
Fickers
King
Prescott Wedding and Community Notices in 1930s
Society pages detail the Mary Frank Tomilson and Samuel Beard wedding at First Methodist with a reception at the McKenzie home. Also listed are church gatherings, women's circles, a rehearsal dinner at Hotel Lawson, guest arrivals, and out of town attendees for the Crow-Cummings ceremony.
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Mary Frank Tomilson
Samuel Jerome Beard, Jr
First Methodist Church
Morave H. Mckenzie
Wesleyan Service Guild
The
Frances Bailey
McKenzie Home
Horace H. McKenzie
Lawseun
Maryray Towle Son
Sammel Jerome Board, Jr
Tagle
Jonvison
Mr. Beard
W. S Iarks
J. Ky Hogances
tMuh
Dun Meenzie
Dward Bryson
Myribeth Bryson
Frank McCormack
Stuttgart
Stevie Moore Liskeridge
Tuth Moore
Dallas
S.J. Benge Mir
League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Robinson of Brooklyn leads batting with 351 and 110 RBIs plus 34 doubles and 10 triples tied for the season. Kiner of Pittsburgh tops home runs with 39, Musial of St. Louis 27. Spahn and Newcombe share 119 strikeouts for Boston and Brooklyn.
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Associated Press
National League
Robinson
Brooklyn
Slaughter
St. Louis
Russ — Reese
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Thomson
New York
Ennis
Philadelphia
Musial
Reese
Wilks
Roc
Spahn
Boston
Newcombe
Williams
Kell
Detroit
Joost
DiMaggio
Stephens
Mitchell
Cleveland
Willias
Bendix Race Opens With Six Planes Taking Off
Six planes started the Bendix race at Rosythond Dry Lake California at 6 31 50 am PST with Mantz entering two F 51 Mustangs and John DeBonny flying as Feal again. The prize money ranges from 10 000 to 400 dollars with entrants including Leland Cameron Vince Parton and others. The military division attempted to break the four hour time record set last year with four E B I E thunderjet planes taking off from Muroc air base.
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Rosythond Dry Lake
Calif
Cleveland
Vince Perron
Bendix
Janrry Therkelsen
Paul Manta
Stanley Beaver
Vermanish Salmon
Lockheed Aircraft Co
Mantz
Joe de Bonu
Jimmy Stewart
Doni
Bussart
Nongkong
Chata
de Haviland
China
National Airlines
Leland Cameron
North Hollywood
Vince Parton
Lan al Guardsman
Charles
pBuddyy Rogers
Eye
Muroc Air Base
Air Force
Waj. Vernon
Sanvisen
Bendix Fae
F.C .New
Mason City
Neb
BF. OW. Riser
Syracuse
Ohio
Cul L
Moon
Kamia
Ida
Newcombe Tops Hurler for Brooklyn in Tight Standings Clash
Brooklyn’s Don Newcombe dominated the New York Giants with a five hit shutout, his third straight, boosting the Dodgers to within a game of St Louis. He also scored twice and collected a double and an RBI single as Brooklyn built a three run first inning lead. The day featured other AL and NL action including Boston’s 8 4 win over Philadelphia and Detroit’s Virgil Trucks edging Chicago for his 16th victory.
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Ralph Roden
Associated Press
Baseball World
Branch Rickey
Don Newcombe
Newcombe
Brooklyn
Dodger
Dazzy Vance
van Mungo
Whit Wyatt
Dodgers
New York Giants
Nedgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Boston
Dave Koslo
Koslo
Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Boston Braves
Phils
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Ty Lights
New York Yankees
Sox
Yanks
Phil Marchildon
Bobby Doerr
Philadelphia
Jack Kramer
AL Zarilla
Joe Dobson
Virgil Trucks
Deetroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Thayer
Trucks
Keit
George Kell
Vic Wertz
Detroit
Cards
Cleveland Indians
St Louis Browns
Washington Senators
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati J Reds
Chicago Cubs
Idic
Defense Denied Again in Communist Trial Misconduct Bid
In New York Sep 1 the defense failed to obtain a mistrial in the three week communist conspiracy trial citing a biased juror. Judge Medina refused to compel testimony from George Landry state editor of the Macon Telegraph and rejected the motion. The defense had alleged pretrial comments by juror Russell Janney a theatrical producer and introduced affidavits from actress Carol Nathanson corroborating anti communist remarks.
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New York
Marty Sacher
Ederal
Harold R. Medina
George Landry
Macon
Telegraph
Medina
Landry
Jair
Russell Janney
Janney
Russia
Carol Nathanson
Life Termer to Hear Prison Cantata in Texas Centennial
Life-term prisoner Frank M. Grand staff received governor Gordon Browning's permission to attend the Big Spring Texas centennial on December 2 to hear the cantata he wrote while in prison. The arrangement allows him his first public hearing of the work.
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Nashville
Tenn
Frank M. Grandstaff
Big Spring
Tex
Guy
Gordon Browning
Radio Schedule Merger Highlights Day's Full Lineup
Long listings detail Mutual Network programming with Nick Stuart, Mel Allen, and various music, news, and dramatic shows across Saturday and Sunday. Highlights include The Gospel Hour, True Detective Mystery, House of Mystery, and big-name hosts like Allen Harper and Kate Smith amid a dense roster of religious, musical, and crime drama programs.
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Mutual Network
Nick Stuart
Oreh
Mel Allen
Hawaii
Lombardoland
USA
Chicago
Lew White
Allen B. Harper
N. W. Univ
Albert
Warner
Charles Keaton
Cunningham
Carle
Sprenger
Nick Carter
the Falcon
the Saint
Johnny Desmond
Ray Rogers
Shaw
Smoke Rings
Count of Monte Cristo
Sheliah Graham
William Hillman
Dante
Mutual Reports
Sign of
Convicted burglar to hear his own cantata in Big Spring
A 47-year-old inmate, who composed a guitarless cantata during confinement, plans a visit to Big Spring where residents pledged to assist him. He will hear the work aloud for the first time, then return to finish his sentence for multiple burglary and larceny convictions.
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Big Spring
Agaiff Piano Salggman
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