Poll taint on Taft fueled by union goons and mobs
A 1952 election preview in New York recalls violent mob imagery and alleged incitements tied to C I O union tactics. The account cites taunts against Taft and Roosevelt era parallels, accusing labor groups of coercion and intimidation to influence votes and labor actions.
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Regulars Split Parade Party on Labor Day
The Hope Regulars played a doubleheader on Labor Day with the nightcap ending in a 4 to 0 tally. On Wednesday the Regulars will face the Texarkana Globetrotters at 8:80. The game is set for Negro-City Park with reserved seating for white patrons.
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Phillies Are Cinch to Cop Flag
The Associated Press reports the Philadelphia Phillies lead the pennant chase with a seven-game bulge over Brooklyn as perfect pitching by Maglie and Hearn fuels the Giants. Other majors action sees Dodgers, Cardinals, Pirates, Red Sox, and Yankees jockeying positions in a tight race with Labor Day results.
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Cotton Loop playoff picture tightens after late games
Final regular season results set four playoff contenders in the Cotton States league. Pine Bluff clinched first. Monroe secured second as Natchez, Hot Springs, and Greenwood battled for the third and fourth spots. Natchez swept or split results while hot Springs and Greenwood split. El Dorado added a 14-4 loss to Natchez.
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Radio Schedules and Calendar of Events for Mutual Network
A cluttered listing outlines a Tuesday and Wednesday broadcast day with Mutual Network programs from 6:00 p.m. through 10:55 p.m. including Mert's Record Adventures, Bobby Benson, Official Detective, Know Your Social Security, Dance Music, and News segments, plus a long calendar of daytime and evening shows, religious services, and upcoming specials featuring hosts such as Gabriel, Bill Henry, Kate Srpith, and Eddie Arnold.
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Bobcats Begin Grueling Prep As Season Nears
Hope Bobcats focus on hard practice with a rough schedule ahead. Coach Clyde Trickey notes players look tired but committed as the squad hovers around fifty, building around returnee Jetturmen. Photos scheduled Friday at 2 pm before formal uniforms.
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Hempstead Chancery Court Hurling Five-Run Outburst
The document reports a court notice in Hempstead Chancery Court relating to defendants W. B. Still and others. It notes a warning order requiring appearance within five days to respond to complaints. Clerk Evang.
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Murfreesboro and Hope Meet In Title Bid Showcase
Murfreesboro and Hope clash tonight for the Southwest Arkansas League title race after rain forced yesterday's cancellation at Murfreesboro.
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Dewey to Run Again for New York Governor
Albany reports that Governor Dewey, a Republican ace vote getter, announced his decision to seek a third term as party leaders push for unity amid internal strife. Democratic divisions over the gubernatorial standard bearer persist, with Hanley weighing a Senate bid and Lehman as a possible opponent if Hanley accepts. The GOP convention opens tomorrow at Saratoga Springs.
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At Least 14 Violent Deaths in Arkansas Weekend
Arkansas labor day weekend saw at least 14 violent deaths. Reports describe varied incidents including a truck accident near Berryville leaving Clayton Youngblood fatally injured, a Bellefonte farmer James Pollock killed by a firearm discharge, and a man named Clarence Webb killed by a train near Caga. Additional deaths include A L Whiter of Little Rock in a rail yard incident and other unconfirmed fatalities during the period.
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