Fights From Last Night Fed by AP Coverage
Philadelphia fighter Bucca stopped Jimmy McAllister in a 135 pound bout in Philadelphia. Sammy Mammone outpointed Bob Cummings in a 139 pound match in Stamford. Al Red Priest defeated Kenny James in the 154 pound bout in Cambridge, with each result reported from Fall River and Waterbury.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Sante Bucca
Jimmy McAllister
Baltimore
Providence
Sammy Mammone
Stamford
Bob Cummings
New York
Fall River
Mass
al ‘Red” Priest
Cambridge
Kenny James
Waterbury
Conn
Warning order in Nippert v Nippert chancery case
In Hempstead County Arkansas the defendant Daphne Nippert Nipper is ordered to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff Joseph A. Nipper. Witness is given by the seal of the court dated September 6, 1045 with clerk E Weaver and attorneys Atkins and Brown listed.
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Chancery Court of
Hempstead County
Ark
Joseph A. Nipper
Daphne B. Nipper
Cc. E. Weaver
Omera Evans
D. C
W.S. Atkins
Lyle Brown
Roosevelt loan ties expose White House meddling scheme
In treasury testimony on Elliott Roosevelt's $200000 loan from John Hartford of A and P, the case links the president to pressuring a lender and endorsing a dubious deal. Hartford recalled a Warm Springs call from Franklin D. Roosevelt approving the loan and urging action, with J. Jones and others guiding the collateral in a risky purchase that later surged in value.
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Washington
Treasury
Elliott Roosevelt
John Hartford
A. and P
Wallingford
Blackie Daw
George Randolph Chester
United States
Hall Roosevelt
Elliott
Mrs. Roosevelt
Hartford
Mr. Hartford
White House
Caruthers Ewing
William Sirevich
New York
New Deal
George Hartford
Dan
Bradstreet
A. “F. Hartford
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Jones
Sid Richardson
Charles Roeser
Fort Worth
Texas
Richardson and Roeser
President
RFC
Wes
Keee
Roosevelt
Football prognostications pick 23 of 28
Harold Claasse previews week two college games with predictions for Georgia Tech vs North Carolina, Illinois vs Notre Dame, Southern California vs California, Army vs AAF, Navy, Tennessee, Holy Cross vs Dartmouth, Clemson vs Georgia, Michigan State vs Michigan, Baylor vs Texas Christian, Oklahoma vs Nebraska, Washington vs Oregon, Indiana vs Northwestern, and other matchups. He notes his prior 1945 record of 23 correct picks and five misses and projects several upsets and likely outcomes across major programs and smaller college affairs.
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Harold Claasse
New York
Georgia Tech
North Carolina
Carl Snavely
Illinois
Notre Dame
Irish
Southern California
California
Trojans
UCLA
Navy
Tennessee
Wake Forest
Deacon
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Stan Koslowski
Meryll Frost
Koslowski
Crusader
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Sooners
Washington
Oregon
Huskies
Indiana
Northwestern
Hoosiers
Oklahoma A. & M
Arkansas
Bob Fenimore
Rice
Louisiana State
Missouri
Ohio State
Buckeye
Brown
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Marquette
Great Lakes
Purdue
Cornell
Bucknell
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Duke
Boug Field
Bergstrom Field
Iowa
Colorado
Colorado College
Denver
Kansas
Maryland
Guilford
Syracuse
Temple
Auburn
Maxwell Field
Kentucky
Cincinnati
William and Mary
Cantada Coast Guard
Scranton
Columbia
Lafayette
Mississippi
Florida
Penn State
Muhlenberg
Utah
Nevada
Virginia
North Carolina State
South Carolina
Presbyterian
Colgate
Rochester
St. Mary's
Pacific
Texas
Southwestern
Vanderbilt
Tennessee Poly
Yale
Tufts
Kansas State
Wichita
Tulsa
West Texas
Texas A. & M
Texas Tech
San Diego Navy
Missisippi & State
Southwest Louisiana Institute
Virginia Military
Richmond
Washington State
Idaho
League Leaders summary of 1940s baseball stat leaders
American League leaders include Stirnweiss New York leading in hits with 189 and runs with 104 while Moses Chicago tops doubles with 34 and York Cullenbine Detroit share leading home runs with 24 and 18 respectively. Pitching Muncrief St Louis 134 169 and Newhouser Detroit 24-9. National League leaders feature Cavarretta Chicago batting .858 and Holmes Boston .349, Rosen Brooklyn 126 runs, Walker Brooklyn 124 RBIs, Holmes 218 hits, Holmes 46 doubles, Olmo Brooklyn 13 triples, Holmes 28 home runs, Schoendienst St. Louis 7 stolen bases.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Detroit
Associated Press
Cuccinello
Stirnweiss
Stephens
Etten
Cullenbine
Moses
Binks
Washington
York
Myatt
Muncrief
Newhouser
Cavarretta
Holmes
Rosen
Stanky
Walker
Olmo
Patko
Elliott Promises and Shares Highlight Treasury Hearing
Hartford notes Elliott’s original pledge to put up 2,560 shares was not fulfilled, yielding only 2,000. The examination opened with Elliott and Randolph Paul, his former Treasury general counsel, amid a Treasury review. Paul, a known New Dealer, accompanied Elliott as IRS agent Herskowitz cited prior testimony and urged candid answers without fear of imprudence.
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Hartford
Elliott
Randolph Paul
Treasury
Paul
The
New
Harry Herskowitz
New York Internal Revenue
Mr. Paul
World Series talk spurs talk of flies and stars in baseball
Roundup notes fans debate the fly ball mystery as 1912 heroics echo in today’s pennant races. It surveys possible Series pitchers Hal Newhouser Hank Borowy and Harry Brecheen with Detroit’s 1887 triumph recalled and Jersey Jones teasing Maxie Rosenbloom in a lighter aside.
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New York
Fred Snodgrass
Snodgrass
Giants
Detroit
Detroit Wolverines
St. Louis Browns
Hal Newhouser
Tigers
Hank Borowy
Cubs
Chicago
Harry Brecheen
Cardinals
Cards
Razorbacks Taper Off for Aggies
Fayetteville, Sept 28. Arkansas prepares for tomorrow’s Cotton Bowl clash with Oklahoma A&M. Ill Sonny Henson misses, Jimmy Shoemaker sidelined by eye injury. Oklahoma A&M boasts Bob Fenimore and speedy backs as Arkansas fixtures two freshmen backfield aces John Hoffman and Bud Canada. Rubber game in a 16 game series begun in 1912, tied at eight wins each.
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Fayetteville
University Ofrkansas Razorbacks
Oklahoma Aggies
Razorbacks
Sonny Henson
Jimmy Shoemaker
Barksdale
Jim Lookabaugh
Cowboys
Rogers
Arkansas
Bob Fenimore
John Hoffman
Bud Canada
Alton Baldwin
Dallas Credit Canada
Aggies
Louis Barrett Chicago Wyse Pitching St. Louis
Louis Barrett Pittsburgh aged 25 and 22 Wyse from Chicago are listed with pitching figures Brecheen from St. Louis shows 144 778 in the record.
Razorback Stadium prepares for rain drenched 2:30 game
In two recent meetings the teams traded dominance with a 19-0 margin last season. Both squads faced practice disruptions due to heavy downpours as a wet field is expected in Razorback stadium tomorrow. Game time is 2:30.
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Razorback Stadium
Aggies Head to Arkansas Clash After Rainout
A 41 man Oklahoma A and M football squad left Stillwater for Rogers Arkansas to stay overnight before heading to Fayetteville for tomorrow's game with Arkansas. Rain washed out yesterday's workout but coach Jim Lookabaugh plans a light drill upon arrival. No injuries of note were reported though Wingback Cecil Hankins' leg strain remains uncertain.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma A. & M
Rogers
Ark
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Aggies
Jim Lookabaugh
Cecil Hankins
Many New Firms Are Organized at El Dorado Camden
Nine new companies have filed articles of incorporation with the Secretary of State to do business in El Dorado and seven Camden firms have filed this year. Three El Dorado firms were announced this month as the state records hit a peak. The year totals 175 domestic corporations. Since the end of the war, seven food processing and freezing plants with storage lockers have announced intent to begin business in Arkansas, with many inquiries daily on applicable laws.
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Little Rock
Secretary of State
el Dorado
Camden
C. G. Hall
Arkansas
High School Conference Race Heats Up in Arkansas
Arkansas high school football action begins as six games color the conference schedule. North Little Rock visits Texarkana in a marquee matchup while Benton plays Hot Springs, Malvern faces Camden, and Little Rock hosts Jonesboro. Fort Smith also meets Clarksville in a key test ahead of Pine Bluff.
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Associated Press
North Little Rock
Wildcats
Benton
Texarkana
Razorbacks
Northsiders
Fordyce
Little Rock
Loop
Hot Springs
Trojans
Redbugs
Pine Bluff Zebras
Jonesboro
Grizzlies
Clarksville
Pine Bluff
Smackover
Blytheville
Russellville
Nashville
Paragould
Beebe
Committee to Study Atomic Bomb Control
Washington reports that a joint Senate House committee to study control and use of atomic energy was recommended by the Senate Foreign Relations committee. It would have six senators and six representatives, with expenses cut to 25 000 dollars. President Truman avoided a direct answer on sharing the atomic secret, saying his views will be in a forthcoming message.
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Washington
Senate House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vandenberg
Congress
Scarlet fever cases rise in Arkansas for year total
Little Rock reports 624 scarlet fever cases for the year, up from 233 at the same point last year, with the Clarksville spring outbreak cited as a major factor. infantile paralysis adds 40 cases year to date. Residents of Monte Carlo barred from a local gambling casino.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
T. T. Ross
Ross
Clarksville
State attracts diverse industries in latest growth push
Tane gas plants and sale of DDT and other insecticides. Six broad casting companies have filed articles of incorporation this year and a large number of lumber and furniture manufacturers, retail dry goods stores and electrical appliance firms have begun business in the state.
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Tane
MacArthur Accepts Arkansas Visit Invitation
Gen. Douglas MacArthur has accepted Sen. John L. McClellan’s invitation to visit Little Rock, the hero’s birthplace, on his return to the United States. The Arkansas Democrat reports the exchange was by cable with MacArthur stating he shall certainly accept the invitation.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Democrat
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
John L. McClellan
Arkansas
MacArthur
McClellan
National Bank Cannot Be Taxed for Its Deposit Boxes
The City of Texarkana lacks authority to impose an occupation tax on a national bank for operating safe deposit vaults. Arkansas Attorney General Guy Williams informed deputy prosecutor Dennis Williams that state taxing power over national banks limits to shares located in the state, dividends on taxable income of owners, and the banks’ net income.
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Little Rock
Texarkana
Guy Williams
Dennis Williams
Williams
German POW escapes from Arkansas camp near Lake Village
Joseph Baeumler a German prisoner of war escaped from a branch camp near Lake Village yesterday the Federal Bureau of Investigation announced in Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Joseph Baeumler
Lake Village
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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