False Teeth Surplus And A Low-Priced Car In Peoria
Peoria dispatch notes a false teeth surplus declared and a low priced car story. The article mentions 87 year old Pressley, injured, who built a 1946 three wheeler from scrap metal. He claims offers of 3200 for the improvised vehicle.
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Razorbacks’ fast backfield may upset dope bucket rival
Fayetteville report credits John Barnhill and his staff with building a speedy Arkansas Razorbacks lineup. The 1940s era backfield features Aubrey Fowler, Howard Hughes, Leon Campbell, Clyde Scott, Ross Pritchare and more as Arkansas aims to defy preseason rankings in a bid for a dramatic upset under coach Barnhill.
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Jayce Pipkin
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Ed Hamilton
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Floyd Thomas
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John Wells
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Little Rock
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Arkansas Power and Light hits material shortages hobbling growth
Little Rock reports AP&L president Col Hamilton Morse warns that material shortages throttle the company’s 20 million dollar expansion and rural line work. Despite spending about 7 million in the past year, delivery delays may push projects into 1949. Operating revenues for the year reached 13.26 million with power sales dropping 28 percent to 347 million kWh.
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Colamilton Morse
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National Amateur golf match play opens after 36-hole qualifier
Springfield, Sept 1. Skee Riegel led the medalists with a 64 in the National Amateur qualifier, entering match play against Bob Barbish after a 141 total. Eight players tied at 162 forcing a playoff, while several former champions failed to advance. The field included Henry Martell, Cal, and Glen Ellyn among others in a dense slate of matchups.
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Spokane
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Watelumy
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Philadelphia
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Cal
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Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
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Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Ohio
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Los Angeles
Arkansas Melon Claims Stir Texas Media Fray
A Texas papers dispute Arkansas’s watermelon weight claims as the Weatherford and Dallas Morning News pieces amplify the saga. The mess focuses on 200 to 495 pound melons and public comment from editors in Dallas and Weatherford.
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Government to halt meat sales to cash paying nations after Sept 30
Washington reports the Agriculture Department will stop buying meat and meat products for cash paying governments after Sept 30. Purchases will be limited to military needs, other agencies, and UNRRA, with cash paying countries expected to buy domestically. Principal buyers include the United Kingdom, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, India, and the Netherlands East Indies.
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Squatters Seize Flats in Kensington as Paint Bombs Fly
In London, 80 squatters inside the Duchess of Bedford flats and nearby buildings seized rooms after violent protests. Police kept order as residents moved in while a government ban preceded the action. Communist spokesman Stanley Henderson warned of more seizures, and an injunction was issued to remove occupiers from the Duchess of Bedford complex.
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Italian Demand for Larger Navy Faces Mixed Support
The Italian delegation pressed for a much larger navy and kept seeking 80,000 tons of warships, while Yugoslavia pushed to gain Monfalcone for itself. A nine nation reparations panel met late, with the U.S. renouncing reparations claims and debates over Trieste borders continuing.
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