NICE COMPORTABLES 3 BED ROOM HOME NEAR CHURCH
Farm land listing includes 137 acres of good upland and 49 acres of improved pasture with timber. Property features a modern groont house with butane gas, complete bath, electricity, hydrant, good barn and outbuildings, and a spring. Located 9 miles north and ½ mile east of Highway 29 near a school bus route. trade considerations possible for Hope property. Green ing Realty Co. Hope.
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Blevins
Door
Hope
Advertising Notice for Mimeographing at Reasonable Prices
Mimeographing offered at reasonable prices by BR. C. Daniels. Contact at 207 First National Bank Building or call phone 86. One line memo indicates limited-time or everyday service.
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BR. C. Daniels
First National Bank
Fair Enough by Westbrook Pegler on Wealthy Pro Communist Sympathy
Westbrook Pegler argues that a class of rich Americans in cities like New York Chicago and Los Angeles secretly sympathizes with communists. He condemns wealthy heirs and self-made financiers for promoting ult erior causes while courting publicity and avoiding loyalty to the United States.
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New York
Bent
United
Palm Beach
Palm Springs
Washington
Hollywood
The
Tortune
Delanas
Rubes
Cominunign
Susi
Dane
Winiebyuu Lan
Arity
Carey
Pawel
Tina
Romey
Haney
Patina
Borrowed Golf Bag Contains $115 in Silver
In St Joseph Missouri on September 10 WPI caddy Virgil Paul complained about the weight of a Bell bag after nine holes and exchanged it for a lighter bag in the clubhouse. Attendant Johnny Shaffer found two socks in the bottom filled with silver totaling 115 dollars. The golfer said he borrowed the bag and clubs.
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St. Joseph
Virgil Paul
Johnny Shaffer
Piayer
Vander Meer Dominates Cardinals In Brooklyn Victory
Cincinnati lefty Vander Meer beat St. Louis 6 1 in Ebbets Field to help the Dodgers within a game of the league lead. Vander Meer allowed a run in the first then shut the door, while Cincinnati erupted for three runs in the fourth and three more in the fifth. The Reds improved to 22nd win against the Cards with Vander Meer’s 22nd career win over St. Louis.
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Ralph Roden
Associated Press
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Jerry Johnny
Vander Meer
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Birds
Vandy
Philadelphia
Chicago
Dodgers
New York Giants
Ebbets Field
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Ralph Branca
Rex Barney
Koslo
Roe
Branca
Bobby Thomson
Hank Thompson
Roy Campanella
Boston Red Sox
Eliis Kinde
Millionaires
New York Yankees
Kinder
Sox
Yanks
Johnny Pesky
Red Sox
Bobby Doer
Ed Lopat
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Mike Garcia
Jack Graham
Stan Spence
Dale Mitchell
Tripl
Cleveland
Washington Senators
Biggie Munn forecasts a big season at Michigan State
Michigan State coach Biggie Munn predicts a strong year for his team and others, noting seniors ahead of freshmen. He praises guards Ed Bagdon and Don Mason and back Lyden Chandnois, while eyeing upcoming NCAA track meet and fishing trips. Other notes cover Ellis Kinder’s improved pitching, a 1920s columnist comparison, and new football scouting tech using wire recorders.
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New York
Michigan State
Biggie Munn
Biggie
George Guerre
Fritz Crisler
Ed Bagdon
Don Mason
Lyan Chandnois
Munn
Michigan
Notre Dame
Minneapolis
Ontario
Midwest
Jim Gehrdes
Penn State
Chick Werner
Horace Smith
Lid Goes Off 1949 Arkans Grid Season
Friday night opened Arkansas football with high scoring games as Ouachita and Central College joined a slate of high school clashes. Pro exhibition duties feature Philadelphia Eagles meeting the Los Angeles Rams at War Memorial Stadium with 20,000 expected and Clyde Scott noted in the Eagle backfield.
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War Memorial Stadium
Little Rock
Philadelphia Eadies
Los Angeles Rams
Clyde Scott
University of Arkansas
Eagle
Ouachita
AIC
Arkansas College
Corpus Christi University
Corpus Christi
Texas
Little Rock Junior College
Central College
Central
North Little Rock
Jaycee Trojans
O'Neil Wilkerson
Harold Waggoner
Henry Woods
el Dorado
Wildcats
Magnolia
Howard LeBlanc
Bald Knob
Imboden
Conway
Dardanelle
Augusta
Searcy
Malvern
Dierks
Wynne
West Menmphis
Camden
Prescott
DeWit
Brinkley
Smackover
Hartford
Forrest City
Marked Tree
Walnut Ridge
Heber Springs
Helena
Crossett
Nashville
Mena
McGehee
Bison
Sheridan
Fordyce
Bauxite
Jacksonville
Foreman
Fairview
Poleau
Okla
Mansfield
Baseball scores and rescheduling across leagues
National League games listed include New York at Brooklyn Philadelphia at Boston Chicago at Pittsburgh St Louis at Cincinnati plus American League Washington at New York Boston at Philadelphia Detroit at Chicago Cleveland at St Louis with night fixtures. Yesterday results show New York 10 Brooklyn 1 Cincinnati 6 St Louis 1 Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 1. Philadelphia at Boston postponed due to rain.
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Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Brooklyn i
Piitsonegs
Brooklyn Ud
Nashville
Birmingham
Mobile
New Orleans
Agu
Atlanta
Little Rock
Memphis
Chattanooga
Southern Association
Chattannooga
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
Minneapolis & Milwaukee
Kansas City
Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Jersey City
Baltimore
Newark
Syracuse
Prescott area clubs plan meetings and events
Presbyterians and First Baptist women hold Monday sessions while the W M U organizes a candle ceremony September 12. Wolf boosters host a quarterback session at Park School cafeteria Monday at 6 30 pm. Curly Wolves high school football squads to play ghost games. Rotary notes, contract club party with floral decor. Carl Dalrymple hosts eleventh birthday swimming party at Presbyterian Pool. Several residents travel for church seminars, family visits, and enrollments at the University of Arkansas.
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He Wolf
Park School
Curly Wolves
Cary Hurls a No-Hitter in Softball Play
In Little Rock Ed Cary pitched a no-hit game for the Worthen Bankers, beating Biloxi 3-0 to start the Southwest regional softball tournament. Arno Lamb and Brock led the Oilers with a one-hit effort and a homer in a 4-1 win over the Lille Rock Citizens, as the double-elimination event continued.
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Little Rock
Litte Rock
Ed Cary Sparke
Cary
Worthen Bankers
Biloxi
Migs
Oree
Oilers
Lille Rock
Arkansas
Chattanooga Downs Loop Champion in 15-6 rout
The Chattanooga Lookouts walloped the Nashville Vols 15-6 to end the season, with Al Flair going 2 HRs, a double and two singles. Augie Bergamo and Tookie Gilbert also homered as other games nightcap.
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Associated Press
Chattanooga Lookouts
Nashville Vols
Lookout
al Flair
Augie Bergamo
Chattanooga
Tookie Gilbert
Vals
Mobile Bears
New Orleans
Birmingham Barons
Atlanta Crackers
Memphis Chicks
Little Rock Travelers
Bobby Cain
Travelers
Little Rock
Hugh Mulcahy
Radio Program Schedule Highlights and Hosts
A dense listing of Mutual Network daytime and evening shows across a weekend, naming hosts such as Nick Stuart Lombardoland Hawaii Calls Mel Allen True or False and program blocks like Sports Newsi Five-Star Edition and Dance Music. The schedule includes religious talks, mystery programs, soap operas, and instrumental music hours with numerous station identifications and time stamps.
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Mutual
Nick Stuart
Oreh
Mel Allen
M News
Hawaii
Lombardoland
USA
Chicago Wheeler
Lew White
Alien B. Harper
Albert L Warner
Charles Keaton
Allen B. Harper
Bil
Cunningham
News- M
Sumday
Carle Saenger
House of Mystery
Marlin Kane
Nick Carter
the Falcon
Johnny Desmond
Roy Rogers
John Daniel
Riders of the Purple Sage
Eddy Arnold
Bob Poole
Bardi
Airlane Melodies
Tarry James
Curley Bradley
Salon Serenade
G-Star
Gabriel Heatter
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Straight Arrow
Counterfeit Ring Broken Up by Negro Gambler
Secret Service credited a Missouri Negro gambling house operator with halting counterfeit money flow in east Arkansas. Agent Neil Shannon said three Memphis Negroes Charles Keen Arthur Brown and Willie Elfinger were indicted and jailed in Poplar Bluff Missouri on bond default. They allegedly traveled to east Arkansas to pass counterfeit tens and twenties at Wing stations and liquor shops in Forrest City Crawfordsville Parkin Osceola.
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Mack
Secret Service
East Arkansas
Neil Shannon
Charles Keen
Arthur Brown
Willie Elfinger
Poplar Bluff
Shannon
Forrest City
Crawfordsville
Pelythavalles Earle
Parkin
Osceola
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H. Jones
George W. Heamer
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Nevada
Howard
Miller
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IncyoMoaphis
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Orleans
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Associated
Ac News
AP News
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T. &. Urrey
West Iistan
S. Spruce
J. B. sBehootey
J. B. — Schooley
Schooley
Stroud
H. L. Lewallen
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A.W. Bierseth
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Bermuda
Elmer Murph
Jersey
J. W. Cole
10Th Streets
Springhill Road
J. F Newberry
M.S. Bates
John Deeite
W. J. Stroud
K. H. McDonald
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Lo W. Ave
Durplex
Pranenly
No. Ferguson
Greening Realty CO
Hope Fed, Suv. & Loan Assn
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Harry S. Sullivan
Emmett Thompson
Optometrist
South Main
Hope, Ark
R. D. Franklin Company
G. I
A. P. Delony
R. D. Franklin Co, Realitors
S. Main
Kentucky
Cloyvers
AAA
Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Texarkana
Victor
Decca
Columbia
Capital Recordings
Allen
Ty Hugh & Fuilerton, Jr
Ruins King
Si Burick
Dayton News
King
Ellis Kinder
Charles H. Herry
Pamea
Georgia Pine
Georgia Pines
Arkans Grid
Bobby Shantz
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cubs
Monk Dubiel
Bob Chesnes
Andy Pafko
Dubiel
Ralph Kiner
Braves
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Chicago White Sox
Prescott News
Presbyterian
Ira Davis
Josephine Carrington
W. M. U. of the First Baptist Church
Women's Federation of the
First Presbyterian Church
McRae Memorial Coor
5.C. Logan
T. C. McRae
Sw Joh
Prescott Crvising
Prac
Diel Nurses Wilk
Gene Lee
H. McKensie
Gordon
Ralph Gordon
Anc Sui
Mars
Powell Morgan
BL Arnold
Geo
Christopher
Punk Buchanan
Brank Gibort
Tack Jhiwvrell
Jessays, Jr
Mark Justiss
K. McBae
Hansel Soy Wey
Dub Pittnia
Archie Johnsen
A. Vreemier
Blorgat
F. G. Brummnell
Garland ‘Trussell
Harold Parker
Carl Dalrymple
Dalrymple
Patsy, Lynch
Judy Gilbert
Imogene McCleland
Betty Danner
Ametia Karredl
Virginia Ann Hays
Martin Gilbert
Julian Morgan
Cline Henry
da Wid Hanning
Tommy Dundee
Bill Justiss
Jim McKenzie
Sulrymple
Jess Hay Jr
John A. Davis
Dan Pittson
W. BR. Burks
J. J. Alson
Lee Ninny
J. B. Hesterly
Pyescott
Methodist Church
Hervey Bemis
Frank Turberville
Mildred — Bemis
Jim Bemis
Ann White
Mrs. Wat Wo White
Mes
Imon Gee
K. L. Chadick
Miss Ya Phillips
Monroe
Charlie Thoms
Mary Low
Bayutteville
Thomas
We Univ. of Ark
Booneville
P. D. Whitaker
Tes
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Susy
Caygua
Chattanooga Downs
Osntitial Broadcasting System
Ne Eee Rae Boby Awar Hanabet
Faynauasus
Harmony of Hymns
Silver Strings Unity Hour News First Edition
Rock of Ages
Voice of Prophecy
M Radio Bible Class
WN. W. Univ. Reviewing Stand—-M
Cecil Brown
Kate Smith
Hope, Nashville, Dierks and Camden
Snyker Hope
Saratoga
Mineral Springs
Blevins, McCaskill
McGaskill
Clerks
Rosstan
Jim la Grossa
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