Williams Bruner-Ivory Lead LSU Southland Preview
A pre season roundup fields Williams and Bruner-Ivory as top playmakers for LSU as Alabama and Georgia Tech shape a tough southern grid scene. The piece surveys rosters, coaching, and projected strengths across SEC teams including Alabama, LSU, Kentucky, Florida, and North Carolina, noting key players and depth questions.
Behind the Scenes in Washington by Rodney Dutcher
A Washington feature portrays Yale law figures led by Arnold and Clark shaping antitrust actions. It names Dean Charles E. Clark, Walton Hamilton, George Dession, Alan Hart, William O. Douglas, Jerome Frank, Abe Fertas, Roger Foster and others as involved in hearings and administration with potential Supreme Court prospects.
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George Dession
Alan Hart
Memer
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Pine Bluff Blytheville clash tops conference slate Friday
LITTLE ROCK Ark The Arkansas high school football conference launches championship play Friday with eight games. Top matchup bets place Pine Bluff Zebras hosting Blytheville Chicks while Forrest City meets Benson and Clarksville eyes Little Rock facing multiple foes.
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College Football Opens With Arkansas Schedule
LITTLE ROCK Ark Arkansas prepares to begin football season with multiple games across state. Arkansas Razorbacks host Oklahoma A&M Cowboys in Fayetteville while Parkers face El Dorado junior Atwood out with shoulder injury. Ouachita Tigers entertain Oklahoma invader in Arkadelphia as Arkadelphia Baptists meet Shawnee Bison. Conway hosts Arkansas State Teachers Bears vs Cumberland Lebanon with others across state as Hendrix and Henderson open next week and Arkansas Tech starts October 7 at Pittsburg.
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Southern Play Off Series Even Again
Nashville evens the Southern Association playoff series as Evans pitches a shutout on three hits for the Nashville Vals. Grin Calfier for the Vols and Joe Dobson for the Pels set for Monday’s decisive game. Evans holds New Orleans scoreless while his teammates push three runs in the second inning.
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Political Notes and Local Tax Debate in Early 1930s Era
Fragmented report covers Harvard figure Frankfurter, Elmer Andrews, and Lovell Parker, with Parker resigning to become a private tax consultant. Includes muskrat bounty setup in Mashpee and Barnstable, Cape Cod towns paying for muskrat tails and car parts, reflecting local economy and governance.
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New York Memories of Theatre and City Vignettes
A nostalgic tour of Manhattan scenes and personalities. Frank Craven, Martha Scott, and Thornton Wilder illuminate Our Town while vivid glimpses of Radio City, the Lyceum, and Gray's drug emporium populate a collage of 1940s New York life. Residual notes touch on fans, concerts, and iconic venues.
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Frank Craven
Martha Scott
Thornton Wilder
Harris
Our Town
Manhattan
Radio City
Broadway
Dan Frohman
Lyceum Theater
George M. Cahan
Robert Moses
Hudson River
Riverside Drive
Cissie Loftus
Frank Fay
Helen Morgan
Jimmy Durante
Gray
Albert Einstein
Walt Disney
Tallulah Bankhead
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Luise Rainer
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HBO
Gertrude Lawrence
Central Park Lake
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New York Yankees Clinch AL Title Amid Browns Scares
The New York Yankees clinched the American League title for the third straight year with a doubleheader split against the St. Louis Browns, 4-3 and 8-7, as Chicago rain and Boston’s washout affected the standings. Don Heffner's double and Mel Alamada's single preceded a Gehrig homer in the first game, while Harland Clift and Mal Mazzera powered the nightcap comeback with Clift’s 33rd homer and a critical seventh inning sequence.
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New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Brownies
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Red Sox
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Mal Mazzera
Clift
Golden Boy Club Show Promises Mild Mayhem
A sophomore performer at the Golden Boy Club delivers rapid, manic mne-a-minute routines described as one of the few guaranteed boredom-blasters, offering a brash, kinetic act that clashes with expectations of tawis and late-night variety.
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Golden Boy
Jack White
Weather and scores recap from Monday baseball games
Rain affected schedules as Cleveland beat Philadelphia 7-3 while St Louis topped Boston 4-8 in a rainy day. New York lost 3-7 to Washington as Detroit moved to 4 and Washington to 1 with several games listed for Monday across leagues.
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Tennis Tourney Opens in Hope With Many Events
The Southwest Arkansas tennis tournament in Hope begins Monday with first round singles and doubles. Seeded players include Jack Pritchell George Ware M Walker and D Frisby in singles while Walker-Pritchett and Taylor-Young lead doubles.
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Lester
W. Taylor
Hill
Smith
Smith-Taylor
Hill- Young
Jack Pritchell
George Ware
M. Walker
D. Frisby
E. B. Young
W. c. Wilson
H. Hawthorne
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H. Cabe
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First of 3-Game Series for Title
Williams Lumber and Bruner-Ivory softball teams meet at 7 30 Monday night to start a three game series for the last half title under the Shaughnessy playoff system. Bruner-Ivory finished 14 1 and Williams 10 0 in the half standings with top and second records. If Bruner-Ivory wins the series they face Williams again for the Evenger theater gold trophy and Hope Softball title. One game only Monday night with 10 or 20 cent admission. Roy Taylor likely for Bruner-Ivory and Fike Briant or Sommerville for Williams. A possible Tuesday doubleheader depends on Monday's outcome.
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Tennis tournament rules and entries noted at Pair Park
No. 3 E Ward and No. 4 T Keys lead men’s and boys’ doubles finals set for five. other matches use best two of three, all at Pair Park unless rain. Jack Pritchett chairs. 12 entries come from outside town, with hopes for broader participation next year.
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T. Keys
Pairpark
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Japanese beetle gnaws Mount Vernon shrine flowers
Mount Vernon head gardener A C Reath reports the Japanese beetle invasion of the vase garden is being controlled with help from the U S Department of Agriculture. The famous Washington shrine suffers beetle damage but authorities say the situation is under control.
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