Fair Enough by Westbrook Pegler on unions and workers
New York commentary criticizes unions and leaders like Philip Murray, arguing the worker is crushed by the powerful collective, with government backing and rising dues. It links Roosevelt era policy to reduced worker autonomy, calling for restraint on coercive checkoffs and social security expansions that erode individual earnings.
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New York
Philip Murray
Steel
Murray
United Steel Workers
United States
Roosevelt
Hitler
Congress
John Ia
Lewis
Phil Murrays
Wilidin Greens
Werner
Werle Dims Pennant Hope for Dodgers
Dodgers' pennant hopes dim as Willie Werle trails Pirates to a 9-2 victory. Brooklyn drops two and a half behind the Cardinals with 13 games left, while St Louis wins to extend lead. Yankees and Red Sox win in the American League as Don Newcombe battles Pirates' Werle. Campanella suffers a mild concussion after being hit by a pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Branch Rickey
Pittsburgh
Willie Werle
Tee Pirate
Rickey
Werle
Pirates
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Dodger
St. Louis
Boston
Brooks
Cardinals
Flatbush
New York
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Jankroll
San Franciscan
Bucs
Don W Newcombe
Wally Westlake
Pirate
Ralph Kiner
Rey Campanella
Campanella
Ernie Bonham
Red Hat Cardinals
Warren Spahn
Braves
Max Lanier
Ted Wilks
Red Schoendienst
Marty Marlon
Glen Nelson
Tommy Byrne
Tigers
Yankee
Bengels
Bobby Brown
Yanks
Vern Stephens
Melb Parnell
Stephens
Rom Ferrick
Unclear historical sports and civil unrest fragment
The text lists multiple baseball teams across American and National Leagues and references 1934 to 1948 events, then shifts to broad remarks on unions, riots, and slavery abolition. It mentions cities like New York Boston Cleveland Detroit Philadelphia St Louis Chicago and Brooklyn with fragmented, non-cohesive details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia ,Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittgrote Pie
Cinginnaty
Chicago
Retirements and bets shadow sports headlines
Arthur Godoy retires from boxing rather than fight Maynard Jones in Wilmington. Oklahoma A&M football viewed strong, but a scout bets they underperform. Lions average 1.1 years experience suggesting tough seasons ahead. Boston New Hampshire coach stresses relaxation with humorous deflection after a player is struck in the face. Eddie Compa fights Willie Pep in Waterbury with family tickets. Marlene Bauer reaches semi finals at Merion Golf Club where Bobby Jones qualified at 14. Don Novak, son of Leo Novak, plays for Army soccer. Frank Murrau aims for a defenseless team with counter offense. High school All-American game to be repeated. Vern Mackie rumored for Newark Bears move.
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New York
Arturo Godoy
Maynard Jones
Wilmington
Del
Godoy
Chile
Joe Walcott
Oklahoma A
Sooners
Detroit Lions
Yookies
Eddie Compa
Willie Pep
Waterbury
Conn
Merion Golf Club
Marlene Bauer
Bobby Jones
Don Novak
Army
Leo Novak
Leo
Frank Murrau
Maronette UW
Mose Simms
Corpus Christi
Tex
Yankees
Vern Mackie
Lynchburg Cardinals
Pilot
Newark Bears
Mackie
Cards
Vern Pikely
Presbyterian Youth Fellowship Meeting Sunday
Prescott Sunday notices report the Presbyterian Youth Fellowship convening Sunday at 6 pm in the church with supper prepared by Mrs. N Daniel and Mrs. Warren Cummings. Minor items list other church and community meetings across the week and various social notes.
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Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
N. N. Daniel
Sara Cooper
First Baptist Church
Clifton Yaencay
Gail Babb
Mary Buchkana
Christ
Mary Suchavan
Margaret Phillips
Mary Yancey
Circle 4
W. M. US
Frisby Cox
Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight Saturday Night Lineup
A partial Mutual Network listings page shows Nick Stuart Orchestra at 5 30, Rumba Rhythms, Five Star Edition Hawaii Calls, Twenty Questions and The Man Next Door, plus Life Begins at Si, Lombardoland USA later, with various programs and names such as Mel Allen, Lew White, and Tom Mix.
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Mutual Network
Nick Stuart
Mel Allen
M News
Hawaii
Lombardoland
USA
Chicago
Allen B. Harper
Harmony
Rock of Ages
Voice of Prophecy
N. W. Univ
Siend
Sidney Walton
Charles Keaton
Allen B. Warper
Evangelist Mutual
Cunningham
News
Carle Suenger
Tom Mix
Martin Kane
Bobcats rout Prescott Curly Wolves 52 to 0 in rain
The Hope Bobcats overwhelmed Prescott Curly Wolves 52 to 0 on a rain soaked field. Key plays featured 74 yard and 76 yard scoring runs by Huddleston and Nix with late dominant drives and a 53 yard finishing sequence by Nix and LaGrone. Prescott struggled to cross Hope’s line as Bobcats gained 406 rushing yards to 72 for Prescott.
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Bobcats
Prescott Curly Wolves
Hope
Nix
LaGrone
Huddleston
Roger Neal
Neal
Scross
Edie Nix
Prescott
LaGrove Imnade
Mitch
Edsei
Agane
Dan Iner
Dundee
Stovall
Wolves
Bobcat
Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight Day’s Programs and Hosts
A fragmented radio schedule lists programs and hosts across morning to early evening hours. Entries include Nick Carter, Falcon, The Saint, Johnny Desmond Show, Roy Rogers Show, Dance Music, News updates, and varied musical variety segments with multiple stations and show names noted.
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Nick Carter
Tse
Falcon
the Saint
Johnny Desmond
Roy. Rogers
Count of
Editi
Newa
Mason—M
Cecil Brown
Tina Dbottar
John Daniel
Teddy Arnold
Bob Poole
Ranca Hands
Sardi
Harry James
Curley
Bradley
Gabriel Heatter
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Straight
Peter Salem
Bill Henry
the Tornadoes
American Forum
Mutual
Football Scores From Far West and Midwest Games
UCLA defeated Oregon State 35 to 13 while Oregon beat St Mary's 24 to 7. Denver blanked Colorado Mines 18 to 0 and South Georgia topped Furman 24 to 9. Mississippi routed Memphis State 46 to 7. Drake beat South Dakota State 40 to 0. Billsburgh beat Rolla Mines 27 to 0. Washburn beat Deane 31 to 12 and Simpson defeated William Jewell 21 to 7.
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Associated Press
Far
UCLA
Oregon State
Oregon
St Marys
Calif
Denver
Colorado Mines
South Georgia
Furman
Mississippi
Memphis State
Midwest
Drake
South Dakota State
Billsburgh
Sas
Rolla Mines
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Star of Hope
Ar? Publishing CO
Palmer
Washburn
Star Building
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Walnut Street
Paul H.uet
George W. Heamer
Mach
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M. Saris
Ase Tered
Esc
Gnce
Arkansas
Jeans Associated Press
Nevada
Howard, Miller Inc
Ero
Inc
Mamphis
Toon
An “Enhage
North Midle
York City
Balch
Orleans
Atlons
Eelecga
Associatad Presa
Piavocicted
He USA
Aw Wall Ail Var
Rufus Herscions
Tony
Jack Rust
Witis
Hatel Porter
Diamond Cate
Ager Diamond Cate
Chuck Armitage
Carl Evans
Emmett Thompson
South Main
Hope, Ark
Studebaker
Orwell
Shower Springs
G. L. Johnson
Rosston Road
S. A. Moore
Emmet
Elcar House
North Elm Street
Bargai R. Dale Bonds
Blevins
Arkasas
Reed Music Company
East
Little Rock
Houston Electric Co
Cobb Mattress Co
S. Washington
Hope Reeling Company
General Delivery
J. E. Schooley
N. Hazel
Schooley
Foster Ave
W. Ave
Foster-Ellis Realty CO
South Elmabeta
East Avenue B
West 6Th
University of Arizona
Davis ‘Furniture & Mattress Co
Hazel
R. D. Franklin Company
G. IL
Liz
A. P. Delony
S. Main
Kentucky
AAA
Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Indians
Ray Scarborough
Tribe
Nats
Mike Garcia
Satchel Paige
Bob Feller
White Sox
Philaddelphi
Sox
Bill Wight
Dick Fowler
A's
Mickey Qwen
Herman Reich
Forrest Burgess
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Ken Raffensberger
Ken Heintzelman
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Phillies
Southeastern
Alabama
Petey Nesses
Amessina
Iadi
Ion
Wne Dig
Hhids
Hugh 8. Fullerton, Jr
New Hampshire
Uelax
Prescott News
Women's Council of
First Christian Church
H. A. Loomis
Rose Garden Club
R. F. Yarbrough
Business Women’s Council of the
Fay Loomis
O. E
Sara Cooper Jr
Ajs
Practical Nurses
Geneshee
Lee
L. McRae, Jr
C. J. Tomplins
D. L. McRae, Jr
O. KR. Lewis
Little Hock
Bill Newton
Fairview
Okla
Jimmy Hulder
Port Smith Ystest
TC. Cline
YD. Lee
West Greenlawn
Heer
Thell Llanning
W.T. Prescott
Alice Grines
RK. Peachey
Robert Peachey
Fay Box
Curtis Ward
Dora Johnson
Jeanette Pittman
Homer, Howard
J. A. Cule
Gene Lee
Suzanne
Ir? Hindred
Manisa
Mr. and
Mary
John Hubbard
Bill Foster
Billie Lou
Shreveport
Clifton Yancey
Ben Phillips
Tom Compton
Clyde Cox
Longview
H. B. Dorius
Amanda Cox
Cox
Floyd Leverette
Ira Davis
J. A. Craig, Jr
Cleburne Tex
Thhe
Contrmerce
Jim Cole
Hose
Dexter Bush
Texarkana
Watson White, Jr
Aubrey Storkes Af Waldo
Joanne Storkes
Calvin ‘Cassidy
Magnolia
Cet
LaGrove
Roth
Fordyco
Fort Smith
el Dorado
Wildcats
Grizlies
Tom Mead
el Doradoans
Hot Springs Trojans
Benton Buddy Jones
Wana
Blytheville
Tiller
Paragould
Pine Bluff
Jonesboro
Kate Smith
Crist Dough Boys
M. Gabriel Heatter
Harry S. Sullivan
E Honga
McWilliams Seed Store
Deane
Simpson
William Jewell
Western Auto
Jim la Grosse
Mar
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