Should Try Franco Says Red Envoy
Nikolai Novikov, acting head of the Soviet embassy in Washington, urged that Generalissimo Franco be tried as a war criminal. He told a Madison Square Garden rally that Franco’s aggressive actions against the Soviet Union made him comparable to Hitler and Mussolini and deserving prosecution. The rally, by the Spanish refugee appeal, drew about 17 000 people and aimed to raise 300000 for refugees in France.
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New York
Nikolai Novikov
Washington
Franciso Franco
Spain
Novikov
Madison Square Garden
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Franco
Hitler
Mussolini
France
Ginning of Cotton Lags Nearly Half
Census Bureau reports 1,019,568 bales ginned from the 1945 cotton crop as of Sept 15, far below the 1944 pace of 1,824,262 bales and the 1943 total of 3,735,262. Arkansas contributed 6,543 bales this year and 147,906 in 1944.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Arkansas
British Fire on Rebels in Indo China
News dispatch from Saigon reports British mortars and heavy machine guns targeting Annamite independence forces to quell a widening uprising. Saigon has near war status after a French soldier was killed and a French civilian stabbed outside a bank, with stores closed and the market seized. British troops moved to restore power and water after Annamites shut off the city’s utilities.
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Vern Haugland
Saigon
Annamites
Warning Order in Grady Richie Case Hempstead County Ark
Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas issues warning order to defendant Ernora Richie to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint filed by plaintiff Grady Richie. Clerk Co E Weaver notes seal dated August 10 1945 with attorneys Lyle Brown for Ad Litem and Omera Evans as Deputy Clerk.
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Grady Richie
Elnora Richie
Fernora Richie
Labor relations counsel and potential union influence racket
Westbrook Pegler discusses labor relation consultants amid union tensions and government policy. He cites cases of paid counsel and industry counsel, questions collusion, and argues for a broader public policy while criticizing Senate courage and public misunderstandings of labor laws.
Frenchman Freed After Bridge Kidnapping Incident
By nightfall six French nationals were missing and feared dead. Annamites abducted a French man on a bridge yesterday tied to a car roof and drove off. The victim shouted to Japanese observers in another vehicle. The Japanese stopped the captors, released the French man, and allowed the Annamites to depart.
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Annamites
Tigers Backing Into 1945 AL Title With Rainout Route
Detroit sits one rainout away from the World Series as Briggs Stadium may washout today's doubleheader with Cleveland, potentially handing the Tigers the pennant without another win. The Cubs still lead the NL by 2 1 2 games, needing one more win to reach the final.
Pels Defeat Bears 3 2 In Ten Inning Playoff Game
New Orleans stays in Southern Association playoff race as Paul Fugit belts a tenth inning home run to give the Pelicans a 3 2 win over the Mobile Bears. Fugit's blast broke a 2 2 tie after Mobile scored in the first and second. Patterson pitched seven innings, Donna closed, and a double play ended the Bears' threat in the tenth. The series stands Mobile 3 New Orleans 1 with game five set for tonight at New Orleans.
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Exterminator Dies at 30 Star of Turf
Exterminator known as Old Bones dies at 30 at owner Mrs. Willis Sharpe Kilmer’s farm in Binghamton New York. The gelding called the Animated Hat Rack was chosen as an all time great by Col. Matt Winn for victories at varying distances and conditions. In 100 starts he finished out of the money 16 times, with 50 percent wins, including the Kentucky Derby and 17 second place finishes, 17 third places. Children at Sun Briar Court annually held his birthday party as retirement lingered twenty years.
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Sun Briar Court
Kolmer
Two Batavia Hornell Players Lead Pony League Batting Race
In unofficial Pony League figures Tom Kovalak of Hornell and Lou Archio of Batavia are two points apart for the batting title. The piece notes possible ties in major league races and mentions Gene Fekete seeking college eligibility, Frank Szymanski at Notre Dame, and a note on Buddy Lewis of the Senators.
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Notre Dame
Yankees consider two spring camps in Florida next year
The Yankees may run two spring training camps in Florida at St. Petersburg and Bradenton due to a hotel room shortage for players. The move aims to evaluate a large group of players ahead of the season.
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C. B. Tyler
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Bradenton
World Series Right Fielders Look Ahead
A quick look at three right fielders in the World Series scene. Bill Nicholson of the Cubs shows power when he connects though he is in a recent slump. Augie Bergamo breaks in strong with the Cardinals and Roy Cullenbine of the Tigers is set to contribute.
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Cubs
Augie Bergamo
Cardinals
Detroit
Johnny Hopp
Augie
Roy Cullenbine
Tigers
Champion racehorse wins at all distances across cups
The text notes a champion horse that captured the Pimlico Cup three times and victories across the Latonia Toronto autumn gold cups and the Brooklyn Handicap. It highlights wins from six furlongs up to three miles.
Hogs Emphasize Air Attack For A and M Duel
Arkansas works on aerial passing for Saturday's game with the Oklahoma Aggies. Mike Schumchyk shines at end catching passes from Bud Canada and Alton Baldwin while Paul Anderson thrives at end. Hog ground gains vs Barksdale Field noted as groundwork for big test.
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Cubs and Dodgers slam two homers in pennant chase win
Yesterday's Stars recap highlights Phil Cavarretta and Andy Pafko for the Cubs driving in two runs with two singles off Harry Brecheen in a 65 pennant game. Pafko added a two RBI double in the seventh. Goody Rosen homered with two on and two out in the ninth to lift the Dodgers 7 4 over New York, with Brown’s Hollingsworth noted in the Browns bench.
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Andy Pafko
Cubs
Harry Brecheen
Pafko
Goody Rosen
Dodgers
New York
Hollingsworth
Browns
Dispute in Football Is Due Again
Arkansas High School Conference schedules spark another title controversy as final standings hinge on conference percentages. Texarkana plays six games while Fort Smith and Hot Springs schedule more, prompting calls to switch to district playoffs for a statewide champion.
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Today’s Games in Baseball Across Leagues
Eastern War Time schedule lists today’s four American League games with start times at 1 30 p m 3 30 p m and two National League games at 2 30 p m Brooklyn versus New York St Louis at Chicago and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati with two afternoon starts The following day features Philadelphia at New York and Cleveland at St Louis in the American League and St Louis at Pittsburgh night game plus Chicago at Cincinnati in the National League.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Baseball scores from Chicago and Brooklyn games
Chicago defeated St Louis 6 to 5 and Brooklyn beat New York 7 to 4. In another contest St Louis edged Chicago 5 to 1.
White Sox fall to opposite pitcher in 5-1 defeat
A dominant performance by the opposing pitcher limited the White Sox to eight hits and left ten runners on base as he earned his 12th win. The final score stood at 5-1.
Boxing results roundup from several northern venues
Fights last night featured Billy Grant outpointing Teddy Randolph in Hartford after a 180 pound match. Dennis Ready decisioned Nick Statoon in New York at 129 pounds. Colton Chaney beat Clarence Brown in St. Louis at 185 pounds. Johnny Green outpointed Frankie Willis in Buffalo. Joe Bennett outpointed Frankie Terry at Broadway New York. Broad Tiger defeated Leo Methot in Bangor. Augie LaParra outpointed Frankie Franconeri in White Plains.
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Pat) Ready
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New Orleans
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Bayonne
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Volunteer workers prompt escape plea from Stuttgart
A farm magazine ad for volunteers drew a reply from two German medical corps men stationed in Stuttgart. They offered to help on the farm but urged the advertiser to get them out of Germany, reflecting wartime strain and desire for release.
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Farm Magazine
Stuttgart
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