Arkansas Leaders Take Prominent Roles in Public Affairs
State publicity chief Glenn A. Green withdraws a ban plea on Over 21 after saying no response was received. Arkansas reports 4 more infantile paralysis cases raising 33 for the year. FBI-identified body found in Willamette River as Charles Ref ford Adkins of Little Rock. W H Bill Voss renamed Arkansas state director for American Legion junior baseball. plans district eliminations for 1946. Governor Laney hosts dinners with state employees, outlining cooperation across agencies. next meeting Sept 25. A new state athletic commission to regulate boxing and wrestling is appointed, five members with two-year terms. H R Pyle becomes director of state school finance. education board reorganizes posts.
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Little Rock
Glenn A. Green
Arkansas
Green
W. H
Bill” Voss
American Legion
H. L. McAlister
Toay
Voss
Laney
State Department
Arkansas Department of the American Legion
District Legion
Dwight H. Crawford
Arkadelphia
Roland Morris
Pocahontas
Offie
Pine Bluff
Ben Cashion
Eudora
Frank E. McAnear
H. R. Pyle
State Board of Education
Education Department
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Elliott
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Clark
Dallas
Fort Worth
Houston
Texas
Harding
Pennsylvania
Party of Humanity
Elliott Roosevelt
John Hartford
New Deal
Charles Harwood
Virgin Islands
Harwood
Roosevelt Scandal Claims Hitroost of Power and Profit
In New York on September 11 1945 a column accuses Franklin D Roosevelt of allowing family influence to profit from the presidency. It cites Elliott Roosevelt loan and settlement deals and alleges DOJ and officials are involved. The piece questions ethics and calls for investigations.
Warning Order in Grady Richie v Elnora Richie Chancery
In Hempstead County Arkansas Grady Richie sues Elnora Richie. Defendant is ordered to appear within thirty days to answer the complaint. Witness with seal of court dated August 10 1945. Clerk C E Weaver. Attorneys W S Atkins Lyle Brown. Ad Litem noted. September seating dates listed.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
Grady Richie
Elnora Richie
Veteran hod carrier becomes night student at Cen tral High
In Philadelphia on September 12 1854 James C Mason now 74 works as a hod carrier for Central High School and attends night classes in English and mathematics seeking a master's degree from an accredited institution Yokohama September 11 4 Among released American POWs from Toyama Camp five Arkansans are named S Sget Strawn Clarendon Pvt T E Stotts Jonesboro Cpl Bunyan A Courbon Hamburg Cpl Thomas E McCarty Paris and Pfc Glenn Hardin Strawberry
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Philadelphia
James C. Mason
Central High School
Yokohama
Toyama
Nagoya
Arkansans
S Sget
G. B. Strawn
Clarendon
T. E._ Stotts
Jonestoro
Bunyan A. Courbon
Hamburg
Thomas E. McCarty
Paris
Glenn Hardin
Strawberry
Sports Roundup Washington notes stir after World Series hints
Ed Wright, rookie who shut out the Cubs for Boston, is linked to a Red Smith report with a $1500 fine in a World Series context. Jimmy Johnston becomes manager of Al Hoosman, a 6 ft 5 in 210 lb former Pacific-area champion. Army Notre Dame game to be at West Point field house with free admission. Multiple items cover conferences, prize money shifts, and service teams with notable names like Dick Sisler and Bruce Drake in varied leagues and bases.
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New York
Ed Wright
Cubs
Boston
Red Smith
Cub
Wright
Jimmy Johnston
al Hoosman
Pacific Area
Hoosman
Jimmy
Army-Notre Dame
Yankee Stadium
West Point
Batting Race Looks Like All Chicago
New York. Phil Cavarrella of the Cubs and Tony Cuccinello of the White Sox threaten an all Chicago final in the major league batting race with less than three weeks left. Cavarretta leads at .360, nine points ahead of Tommy Holmes and the rest of the field trails. Goody Rosen sits third at .331, with Stan Hack on .321 and Olmo and Oit tied on .317.
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Phil Cavarrella
Cubs
Tony Cuccinello
White Sox
Tommy Helmes
Boston
Cavarretta
CuccineHo
Chicago
Holmes
Goody Rosen
Brooklyn
Stan Hack
Luis Olmo
Mel Oit
May Revive Cotton States League Meeting Afloat
A revival meeting for the Cotton States baseball league is set for Greenville Mississippi next Sunday. League president Judge Emmet Harty said preparations involve cities including Clarksdale Greenwood Greenville Jackson Pine Bluff El Dorado Helena Hot Springs Texarkana Marshall Monroe and Vicksburg. El Dorado fans voted to fund a franchise as part of the planned reorganization and potential attendance by several former members.
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Greenville
Miss
Cotton States League
Emmet Harty
Harty
Clarksdale
Greenwood
Jackson
Pine Bluff
el Dorado
Helena
Hot Springs
Ark
Texarkana
Marshall
Texas
Monroe, la
Cotton States Baseball League
Shade Rushing
el Dorado Club
Cotton States Loop
Arkansas
Vicksburg
Tex
Monroe
Basin man buys only as much gas as he wants
A Basin, Wyoming resident sparked a gas pump dispute by demanding two gallons instead of filling the tank. He boasted four years of purchasing four gallons at a time and now intends to buy less, in a scene at a local filling station. The Hawaiian Islands lie over 2,000 miles from the mainland.
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Asin
Wyo
Trout Hurls Detroit Close to Pennant
Detroit beat Boston 5 to 0 as Dizzy Trout pitched a two hit shutout to extend the Tigers lead in the pennant race. The Senators lost to Chicago 2 to 1 while Washington battles Cleveland in a three game set. Cumulative notes mention rest for staff and key plays including Roger Cramer’s three run homer.
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Carl Lundquist
New York
Detroit
Steve O'Neill
Paul
Dizzy) Trout
Red Sox
Tigers
Trout
Senators
White Sox
Athletics
Washington
Cleveland Indians
O'Neill
Hal Newhouser
Tommy Bridges
Alton Benton
Boston
Sandcut
Ind
Skeeter Newsome
Johnny Lazor
Newsome
Roger Cramer
John Niggeling
White
Bene
Wally Moses
Bill Mueller
Johnny Dickshot
Dickshot
Guy Curgright
Johnny Johnson
Lee
Cleveland
Cubs
Poston
Cardinals
Ed Sauer
Phil Cavarretta
Hank
Yank
Borowy
George Kurowski
St. Louis
Kurowski
Roy Zimmerman
Danny Gardella
Pirates
Phillies
Bob Elliott
Xavier Resciglio
Max Butcher
Reds
Dodgers
Cincinnati
al Libke
Eddie Miller
al Lakeman
Cy Baker
Howard Fox
Boxing results from New York area matches headline
AP and United Press round up multiple boxing results with bouts in New York Queensboro Broadway Sterling Oval and nearby cities. Notable outcomes include Tony Pellene defeating Billy Graham, Phil Muscato stopping Prentiss Hall, Al Bummy Davis earning a disqualification win, Humberto Zavala outpointing Jackie Leaimus, Nick State drawing Pat Brady, Benny Singleton beating Joe Celletti, Lloyd Hudson besting Blond Tiger, and Mickey Quack drawing with Harry Jeffra.
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Associated Press
New York
Queensboro
Tony Pellene
Billy Graham
Buffalo
N. Y
Phil Muscato
Prentiss Hall
Newark
N. J
Charlie Fusari
Irvington
Joey Manfro
United Press
Broadway Arena
al Bummy Davis
Brooklyn
Johnny Jones
Pittsburgh
Sterling Oval
Humberto Zavala
Mexico City
Jackie Leaimus
Hartford
Conn
Nick State
Springfield
Mass
Pat Brady
New Bedford
Benny Singleton
Waterbury
Joe Celletti
Providence
Bangor
Lloyd Hudson
Bath
Blond Tiger
Lowell
Mickey Quack
Drew
Harry Jeffra
Baltimore
Rogers Man Among Eight Veterans Selected by American Legion
Loyd A. Price of Rogers is chosen by the American Legion to train as a service officer. He is one of eight WWII veterans nationwide, specializing in claims, with three four month trainings before possible appointment at national headquarters. Price enlisted in 1942, earned a Purple Heart, and received the European African theatre ribbon with three stars for Tunisian and Sicilian actions.
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Little Rock
Loyd A. Price
Rogers
Arkansas Veterans Service Office
United States
National American Legion
Price
The
American Legion
Regular Army
Field Artillery
Ft. Sill
Okla
Baseball schedule after war time announced
Today’s games feature American League matchups Detroit at Philadelphiaae and Cleveland at Washington with afternoon and evening starts. Chicago faces New York while St Louis visits Boston. National League games include Philadelphia at Chicago and Brooklyn at St Louis with night starts.
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Associated Press
American League
Detroit
Iead Pein
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
National League
Pittsburgh
Baseball scores and playoff results from the era
Scores show St. Louis 6 over New York 5 and Chicago 5 over Boston 4. Detroit blanked Boston 5 0 while Chicago beat Washington 2 1. Cleveland vs New York postponed by rain. Southern Association playoffs feature Chattanooga 5 Mobile 1 and New Orleans 6 Atlanta 5.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland St
Chattanooga
Mobile
New Orleans
Atlanta
League Leaders and batting pitching stats across teams
The report lists leaders in batting runs and RBIs for multiple clubs led by players such as Stirnweiss and Stephens and cites pitching leaders including Nejhouser and Passeau. It notes team totals and individual achievements with scattered references to teams like New York Cleveland Detroit and St Louis. The closing line mentions a player injured in 1943 and retirement in 1945.
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Associated Press
Cuccinello
Chicago
Boudreau
Cleveland
Stirnweiss
New York
Stephens
St. Louis
Etten
Cullenbine
Detroit
Moses
McQuinn
Binks
Case
Washington
Myatt
Newhouser
Ferriss
Boston
Crax Lose Owener in Dixie Playoff
The Atlanta Crackers lost 6-5 to New Orleans in the opening game of the Shaughnessy playoffs as New Orleans hitters tailed Barney Cook for 12 hits. Chattanooga Lookouts defeated Mobile Bears 5-1 behind Lefty Larry Brunke, their moundsman, in the other playoff game. Gill Coan, the league batting champion, will be honored in pre game ceremonies.
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Associated Press
Atlanta Crackers
New Orleans
Pelicans
Atlanta
Barney Cook
Ckers
Atlana
Chattanooga Lookouts
Mobile Bears
Larry Brunke
Lookouts
Ace Moundsman
Chattanooga
Brunke
Bill Thomas
Mobile
Thames
Gill Coan
Carrola
Cook
Merineau
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Radkovich
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2Nd St
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Woodmen of the World
Woodmen Society
Woodmen
World Life Insurance Society
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