Four States Fair set for Texarkana October 9 to 14
The first Four States Fair will open October 9 and run through October 14 in Texarkana's Spring Lake Park. Exhibits, parades, rodeo, forestry displays, and a North American Shows lineup with over 8,900 dollars in prizes plus daily band concerts. Entries urged to be sent to the Four States Fair Association Offenhauser Building Texarkana.
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Texarkana
Spring Lake Ark
de Soto
United States
E. Harold Beck
Four States Fair Association
Offenhauser
Four States
Texarkesa
Oenhauser
U.S.A
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Olahoma
Ater
Flashes of Life not Advertised in Derby
A woman driver halted by a policeman after disregarding a boulevard stop sign laments that the paper did not warn her officers would be on duty. Other quick items include a cafe owner losing $40.50 to a freezer stash in Charlotte, a Santa Monica sailor drinking 29 half pints of milk, a Salt Lake City divorce decree for Lloyd Shelton, bears raiding an apple picker’s Duluth orchard, and an ad about a rent listing with blunt descriptors in Chicago.
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Derby
Conn
Santa Monica
Calif
Salt Lake City
Lloyd Shelton
Shelton
Ocean
Duluth
Lake Superior
Mama
Alex Ledingham
Ledingham
League Leaders By The Associated Press
American League leaders include batting Boudreau Cleveland 306 and stirring stats for Stirnweiss New York with 171 hits and 96 runs. National League top batters feature Cavarretta Chicago .360 and Holmes Boston .350 with 202 hits.
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Associated Press
Boudreau
Cleveland
Cuccinello
Chicago
Stirnweiss
New York
Stephens
St. Louis
Etten
York
Detroit
Moses
Binks
Washington
Myatt
Case
Muncrief
Newhouser
Cavarretta
Holmes
Boston
Rosen
Brooklyn
Walker
Olmo
Pafko
Workman
Adams
Schoendienst
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Brecheen
Passeau
Baseball Scores From a Rainy Tuesday Across Leagues
Washington defeated Cleveland 4 to 0 and Chicago beat New York 7 to 0 in ten innings. St. Louis won 2 to 1 over Boston. Pittsburgh routed Boston 4 to 2 while Cincinnati outlasted New York 3 to 2. Several games were postponed by rain and no Southern Association games were scheduled.
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Associated Press
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Phillies Edge Detroit 3-2 on Ninth Inning Run
Yesterday's Stars Bobby Estatella led Philadelphia with a game tying single to left and scored the winning run in the bottom of the ninth as the Phillies shaded Detroit 3-2. Guy Cartright. White Sox powered two doubles as Chicago erupted for seven runs in the 10th to rout the Yankees 7-0.
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Associated Press
Bobby _ Estatella
Athletics
Philadelphia
Detroit
Guy Cartright
White Sox
Chicago
Yanks
Warning Order in Nippher vs Nipper Chancery Case Ark
In Hempstead County Arkansas the defendant Daphne B Nip er is ordered to appear in thirty days and answer the plaintiff Joseph A Nipper. The notice is dated September 1945 and signed by Clerk Co E Weaver with attorneys W S Atkins and Lyle Brown. September 7 14 21 28.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
Joseph A. Nipper
Daphne B. Nipper
Laski and the British Labor Party raise tax payer ire
New York views Harold Laski as misreading American obligations as secretary of the British Labor Party. The piece argues Americans should not fund British experiments toward communism, noting Laski’s ties to Felix Frankfurter and past Boston police strike, urging taxpayers to resist footing the bill for Britain’s political shifts.
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New York
Harold Laski
Harvard
Labor Party
Great Britain
Laski
United States
Clement Attlee
Attlee
Blackpool
Spain
Britain
Soviet
Russia
Laskis
Charlie Chaplin
Felix Frankfurter
Supreme Court
David Nyles
Boston
Roosevelt
White House
Liverpool
Calvin Coolidge
Petrograd
Lenin
Trotsky
Kerensky
Today's War Time Games List Across Cities
Detroit meets Philadelphia at 3 15 p m Eastern War Time. Chicago faces New York at 2 30 p m, while St Louis plays Boston at 2 30 p m. Philadelphia travels to Chicago with 2 30 p m and 4 30 p m starts.
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Associated Press
American League
Detroit
Philadelphia
Ty Ieee
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
New York
National League
Stadium notes and stars loom in early season swoops
Philadelphia notes on Don Hutson weighing a fourth retirement with Clyde Goodnight emerging at end for Green Bay. Roanoke twins provide open er doubleheader results. Bob Evans and Bob Feller mentioned with Army Air Corps honors and Navy stars. Stan Musial shifts from pitching to retirement after a Hawaiian League tryout.
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Philadelphia
Don Hutson
Don
Green Bay Packers
Chicago
Eagles
Curly Lambeau
Hutson
Clyde Goodnight
Tulsa U
Lambeau
Goodnight
Roanoke
Newport News
Mena Eddie Popowski
Bennett Flowers
Bob Austin
Bob Evans
U. of Penn
Army Air Corps
Bob Feller
Sailor Bob
Althougn
Navy
Jack Sanders
Squard
Iwo Jima
Army
Calif
Second Air Force
Stan Musial
Cookie Lavagetto
Lavagetto
Stan
Slugger Musial
Original Name of Los Angeles California Revealed
William Ferguson traces the history and early naming of the California port city, detailing the origin of its now famous name and the cultural influences shaping its identity. He examines maps, settlements, and civic decisions that culminated in Los Angeles becoming the recognized metropolis.
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Los Ansflfs
California
Grid Season Opens Here at 8 Tonight
The Hope Bobcats start the 1945 football season at 8 tonight at the local stadium against DeQueen Leopards, a non conference opener resuming Hope DeQueen games after five years. The Leopards bring a veteran squad, while Hope fields a newer, less experienced team, but coach Hammons expects an even matchup after early contests.
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Hope
Bobcats
DeQueen Leopards
DeQueen
Leopards
Bobcat
Hammons
Arkansas conference teams open 1945 grid season
Eight conference teams launch the 1945 football season with games in Fort Smith and Hot Springs. Hot Springs Trojan back 19 lettermen versus a stronger foe. Fort Smith seeks to refine its backfield. El Dorado travels to Haynesville while Fordyce, Camden, Hope, Malvern, Smackover and others host or visit fellow conference schools.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Fort Smith
Hot Springs
Fights Last Night Jow and Others Results
Boxers from multiple cities including South Norwalk Philadelphia Des Moines and New York fought last night. Notable bouts saw Jow stop Henry Taylor in South Norwalk and Williams fall to Heath in Des Moines while Spataro defeated Scanlon in New York. Additional results include Camuso losing on points in Fall River and Pines stopped in Waterbury.
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Associated Press
Jow
Lee Q. Murray
South Norwalk
Conn
Henry Taylor
Philadelphia
Des Moines
Billy Heath
Bobby Williams
Chicago
Benny Evans
Tony Madison
St. Joseph
New York
Pat Scanlon
Ozone Park
N. Y
Patsy Spataro
United Press
Fall River
Mass
Freddie Camuso
Martin
Newark
N. J
Portland
Kenny James
Waterbury
al Pines
New Bedford
Three Governors Decline Cotton Picking Contest Invite
Little Rock September 14 three neighboring state governors have declined Governor Laney's invitation to attend the cotton picking contest.
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Little Rock
Laney
Hurricane alert for Bahamas strengthens near Puerto Rico
A preliminary hurricane alert is issued for the Bahama Islands as a tropical storm strengthens to 90 mph near the center. The hurricane centers about 100 miles north of San Juan Puerto Rico and moves west northwest at 15 to 17 mph. Weather reconnaissance planes have watched the storm for two days and it is now considered dangerous.
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Miami
Fla
Sen
Bahama Islands
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Atlanta Crackers eye comeback after two losses to Pels
Manager Ki Ki Cuyler signals a return to form for the Atlanta Crackers after a two game sweep by New Orleans in the Southern Association. Lew Carpenter to start third game at New Orleans with a swollen finger. New Orleans leans on Lou Camp as probable starter. Mobile Bears and Chattanooga Lookouts set for tonight’s 12 hour travel followed by a showdown in Mobile. Bert Niehoff tabs Chester Covington for Lookouts pitching while Mobile backs Abe White. Noted: Thomas Edison cited on electricity traction and Volta credited with current discovery.
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Associated Press
Ki Ki Cuyler
Atlanta Crackers
New Orleans
Cuyler
Crackers
Lew Carpenter
Carpenter
Lou Camp
Atlanta
Fresco Thompson
Pels
Thompson
Mobile Bears
Chattanooga Lookouts
Mobile
Chattanooga
Bert Niehoff
Lookouts
Chester Covington
Abe White
Notable figures skip national cotton picking contest
Coke Stevenson of Texas Robert S Kerr of Oklahoma and Thomas L Bailey of Mississippi notified Laney yesterday they would be unable to attend the annual national cotton picking contest at Blytheville on October 5.
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Blytheville
Coke Stevenson
Texas
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Thomas L. Bailey
Mississippi
Laney
Senators But Half-Game Back After Tigers Loss
Washington held a half game behind Detroit in the pennant drive as Walter Masterson, the ex-sailor dubbed the secret weapon, pitched a two-hit 4 to 1 win over Cleveland. The Tigers fell to Philadelphia 3 to 2, despite a late rally, dropping their second straight.
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Carl Lundquist
New York
Mad Washington
Walter Masterson
Detroit Tigers
Masterson
Pobby Feller
Meveland Indians
Senators
Tigers
Athletics
Manaver Rinese
Washington
Cecil Travis
Clark Griffith
Dich Leonard
Mickey Haefner
Stanley
Bucky) Hare
Philadelphia
Indians
Tou Cihocki
Frankie Hayes
Eveland
Wal
Ainst
Feiler
McGhee
Fetalella
Dick Sich
George Kell
Cubs
Phils
Chicasto
Cardinals
Brooklyn
St. Louis
White Sox
Bil Zuber
Bill Dietrich
Johnny Johnson
Browns
Red Sox
Boston
Skeeter Newsome
Pirates
Braves
Pittsburgh
al Gerheauser
Fritz Ostermueller
Reds
Giants
Cincinnati
Steve Mesner
Earl Harris
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Buster Rogers
Clarence Garrett
Jack Ray
Ira Porter
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Clarence Walker
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