New Deal Trick Exposed in Jimmy Roosevelt Note Tale
Westbrook Pegler recounts a long tale of interactions surrounding Jimmy Roosevelt and Joe Schenck over a $50,000 loan from 1940. He details failed attempts to obtain the note, tax inquiries, and Schenck’s repayment history, framing the episode as a political jab at the New Deal.
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New York
New Deal
Pillar
Jimmy Roosevelt
Joe Schenck
Moving Picture
Washington
U.S.D.A
Boris Kostelanetz
Andre
Boris
Willie Bioff
Bumbhouse
Georgie Browne
Chicago
Union
Wall Street
National City Bank
Forty-Second Street
Jimmy
Elliott
John Hartford
A. and P
Treasury
House
Ways and Means
McNulty and
Goldeart
Hollywood
Spelvin
Mack
Cap
Frank Frisch
McGraw
Pal
Grippen
Schenck
Mr. Schenck
Internal Revenue
New
Yanks Threat Despite Tiger 10-0 Victory
Detroit manager Steve O'Neill cites the Yankees as the toughest threat to his club for the AL flag after a 10-0 loss in the series opener. Dizzy Trout handcuffed New York with seven hits while the Tigers pounded Al Gettel for 10 runs as Paul Schriber delivered three relief innings for the Yankees.
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Jack Hand
Steve O'Neill
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
New Yorkers
Minooka
Steve
Bengals
Washington
St. Louis
New York
Tiger
Yankee
Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
Shortstop
Bobby Feller
Labor Day
O'Neill
Tiger Club
Yanks
Dizzy Trout
East
Hal Newhouser
Hal
Detroit Drive
Trout
Terre Haute
Ind
Joe McCarthy
al Gettel
McCarthy
Paul Schreiber
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Pirates
National League
Cardinals
Billy Southworth
Frankie Frisch
Tom O'Brien
Lost bracelet and ration books offered for return
Lost sterling silver bracelet with a light green setting, reward offered to Shipley Studio. Also two World War II era Number 4 ration books offered for return to Mary F. Baker in McCaskill Arkansas, with reward.
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Shipley Studio
Mary F. Baker
McCaskill, Ark
Cavarretta Leads Baseball Batting Race Despite Injury
New York Sept 5 1947 Chicago Cubs Phil Cavarretta moved atop the National League batting leader board after surpassing Boston’s Tommy Holmes. Chicago’s star, sidelined by a shoulder injury, sits at .361 with Cuccinello clinging to the American League lead at .359 as the stretch drive begins. Goody Rosen, Mel Ott, Stan Hack, and Luis Olmo trail in the NL.
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New York
Chicago
Phil Cavarretta
Cubs
Tommy Holmes
Boston
Tony Cuccinello
White Sox
Cavarretta
Cuccinello
Olmes
Goody Rosen
Brooklyn
Mel Ott
Stan Hack
Luis Olmo
George Case
Washington
Jeff Keath
Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
George Stirnweiss
Bobby Estalella
Philadelphia
Fraternity Ban Faces Test at Little Rock
Mothers of junior high graduates plan a meeting with Little Rock Senior High officials to challenge the ban on non academic fraternities. The district says the ban takes effect next Monday and that bids have been issued for many graduates despite the ban.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Gazette
the Gazette
T. Q. Srygley
Russell T. Scobee
Today's Games By The Associated Press Schedule
National League games feature New York at Chicago and Brooklyn at Pittsburgh with two TWIs. Philadelphia meets Cincinnati, Boston plays St Louis at night. American League matchups include Detroit at New York with two starts, Cleveland at Boston and St Louis at Washington under TWInight listings.
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Associated Press
National League
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
American League
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Tomokimow
Boxing Results From New Bedford and Hartford Cards
United Press report lists Freddie Camuso of Fall River stopping Joe Gillis of Holyoke in New Bedford. Nick State of Springfield outpoints Bobby Polowitzer of East Hartford in Hartford. Tee Hubert of Washington knocked out Al Evans of Montreal in Albany at Madison Square?
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United Press
New Bedford
Mass
Freddie Camuso
Fall River
Joe Gillis
Holyoke
Mas
Hartford
Conn
Nick State
Springfield
Bobby Polowitzer
East Hartford
Albany
Satan
Tommy
Tee Hubert
Washington
al Evans
Montreal
Summer Returns to Arkansas After a Cool Interlude
Summer heat returned to Arkansas as temperatures climbed past 90 in several cities while the U S Weather Bureau forecast showers for central and southern portions tomorrow. Little Rock reached a low of 68 and a maximum near 94 at Pine Bluff Brinkley Dardanelle and Fort Smith.
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Arkansas
Tittle Rock
Mercury
U. S. Weather Bureau
Little Rock
Pine Bluff
Brinkley
Dardanelle
Fort Smith
Notice in Chancery Court Warns Elnora Richie to Answer
In Hempstead County Arkansas Grady Richie sues Elnora Richie. Defendant must appear and answer within thirty days after August 10. Clerk W E Weaver seals the court. Attorneys Lyle Brown and Atkins appear for plaintiff and ad litem. Dates September 5 12 19 26 SEAT.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
Grady Richie
Elnora Richie
Grady Riche
Two Razorbacks Injured in Practice Scrimmage
At Fayetteville the University of Arkansas suffered injuries in a scrimmage as veteran halfback Frank Schumchyk broke a collar bone and end Jack Jenkins lost two teeth. Schumchyk is out for weeks or season, Jenkins misses only a day or two. Offense features Alton Baldwin John Hoffman Henry Ford Dale Counce and Sonny Henson as intra-squad plans loom. An intra-squad game is set for tomorrow afternoon.
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Fayetteville
University of Arkansas
Frank Schumchyk
Jack Jenkins
Schumchyk
Jenkins
Alton Baldwin
Letterman
Big John Hoffman
Little Rock
Baldwin
Henry Ford
Dale Counce
Sonny Henson
Springdale
McGibbony Named Head Coach at Arkansas State Teachers
Charles W. Dub McGibbony, former Brooklyn Tigers player and Pine Bluff star, is named head football coach at Arkansas State Teachers college. He arrives from Conway high school after signing to coach there pending the college resuming intercollegiate play this season.
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Conway
Charles W
Dub) McGibbony
Brooklyn Tigers
Arkansas State Teachers College
McGibbony
Pine Bluff
State Teachers
University of Alabama
Conway High School
Communist Plot Seen Against Private Enterprise
A short, charged remark denounces a supposed foul plot alleged to attack private enterprise and press freedom, framing the act as persecution and political oppression.
Giants Hopeful For Strong Season And Army Rivalry
Bear Mountain New York September notes football optimism near West Point with Steve Owen predicting a better Giants season though laden with veterans and potential backfield help from returning servicemen. Red Blaik's Army team shows strong material, Navy on even terms, while Red Smith joins the Giants coaching staff amid pennant talk. Also mention of Paul Schreiber, Frank Wurm, Lt Chuck Gelatka, Ray Coombs and Sarah Palfrey Cooke in varied sports rounds.
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Bear Mountain
N. Y
America
Here
West Point
Hudson
Steve Owen
New York Giants
Steve
Col
Red
Blaik
Army
Navy
Red Smith
Chicago Cubs
Football Giants
Cardinals
Cubs
Chuck Gelatka
Giants
Pacific
Ith
Hawaii
Ray Coombs
Jersey City
Shorts
Harry Hayes
Fleet Marines
Sarah Palfrey Cooke
Train Talk with Japs Bound for Yokosuka
Aboard a train in Japan reporters chase a Yokosuka bound ride amid uncertain dateline. They mingle with Japanese travelers, receive humorous directions, and encounter Mr James Ota who offers English guidance learned at McKinley High School Honolulu. Stories capture wartime frontline humor and cross cultural exchanges.
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Richard Jr. Johnston
Japan
United Press
Frank Bartholomew
Yokosuka
Bartholomew
Yokohama
James Ota
McKinley High School
Honolulu
Ota
George Ota
Waikiki
Mr. Ota, Jr
Arkansas Tech announces eight game grid schedule
Arkansas Tech resumes intercollegiate football with an eight game schedule. The Techmen begin practice next Monday and open the season against Henderson State Teachers College at a date to be arranged. They will play each active state college twice, home and away, with games listed at Arkadelphia Ouachita and Monroe Louisiana.
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Russellville
Arkansas Tech
Techmen
Henderson State Teachers College
Henderson State Teachers
Northeast Center
L.S.A
Ouachita
Arkadelphia
Arkansas State Teachers College
Monroe
Henderson State
Arkansas State Teachers
Soldier Drowns in Hot Springs Pool Near Camp Robinson
The body of an enlisted man from Camp Robinson was recovered from a fountain lake pool north of Hot Springs by military police. His name is withheld pending next of kin notification. Officials launched an investigation after clothing found in a bathhouse locker. pool records indicated he drowned late yesterday. Arkadelphia report notes Ouachita president J R Grant confirms a football team for fall, season starting around Oct 10 with limited experienced players under coach Bob Cowan.
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Hot Springs
Camp Robinson
Fountain Lake Pool
Arkadelphia
Ouachita
J. R. Grant
Bob Cowan
Public address amid train departure warns against Geisha houses
The narrator recalls Mr Ota urging the group to leave them alone as the train pulled out. Ota planned to go to Tokyo and could not accompany them. He works as an interpreter for General MacArthur and is the second Nisei encountered that day. The first Tokyo journalist warned to avoid geisha houses, calling them clip joints, but the focus remains reaching Yokosuka.
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Ota
Tokyo
Inara
Gen
Douglas Macarthur
Yokosuka
Southern Flag Clinched by Atlanta in 1945 pennant context
The Atlanta Crackers, holders of the Southern Association pennant, lost their fourth of five against Birmingham 10-5 as Day suffered a defeat. Nashville saw Chattanooga fall 16-4 to the Vols while the Noogans erred seven times. Mobile beat Little Rock 5-4 behind Bill Thomas’s 19th win with Thomas driving in the decisive run in the eighth. New Orleans edged Memphis 4-1 as Washburn hurled six strong innings and Carrera starred with four hits. Tonight’s schedule pits Nashville at Atlanta and Birmingham at Chattanooga with New Orleans at Little Rock and Mobile at Memphis.
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Associated
Atlanta Crackers
Birmingham
Barons
Nashville
Chattanooga
Vols
Noogans
Bill Thomas
Mobile
Little Rock
Thomas
al Treichel
Bears
New Orleans Pets
Memphis
George Washburn
Chicks
Carrera
Pels
Atlanta
New Orleans
Softball Schedule at Fair Park This Week
Schedule lists games at Fair Park starting 8 30 PM Wednesday September 5 Spee Gees vs Officers Thursday September 6 Gis vs Wykes Friday September 7 Officers vs Gis Home team is listed first in each matchup.
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Fair Park
Spee Gees
Officers
Gis
Wykes
Baseball scores and results from the Southern Association and others
Baseball scores show St. Louis 8 Pittsburgh 8 with the game called after twelve innings. Other games include Detroit 10 New York 0, Mobile 5 Little Rock 4, Nashville 16 Chattanooga 4, New Orleans 4 Memphis 1, and Birmingham 10 Atlanta 5.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
New York
Suthern Association
Mobile
Little Rock
Nashville
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Memphis
Birmiingham
Atlanta
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Patmos
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Bernice May
Foster Avenue
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J. A. Bias
Tami. Muriello
Johnny White
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Joe Curcio
Jiggs Donahue
Allentown
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