Wallace rally and political turmoil in New York
A chaotic 1940s-era sketch cites a September rally at Yankee Stadium marking Wallace’s campaign start in New York. The piece lampoons figures around Roosevelt and Hopkins, mentioning a dinner at the Commodore where plans to become “just plain bourgeois” were teased. It references Charlie Michelson’s memoir as a provocation to attack Wallace and Hopkins.
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Mysterious World of Radio Parades and Political Debates
A dense OCR listing covers radio program lineups for Tuesday and Wednesday September 28–29, detailing shows such as Captain Midnight Tom Mix The Inside Story News and Captain Midnight Mix. It includes a block of political commentary about Roosevelt Wallace and the 1953 convention, noting confusion over loyalty and media coverage, with reflections on integrity and national politics.
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Indians Hold Edge Over the Bosox Yankees
By John Chandler. The Indians hold a lead in the American League pennant race with a three-team fight ongoing. Boston, New York, and Cleveland jockey for position as pivotal matchups loom between the White Sox and Tigers, while Cleveland aims to stay ahead with key series against Detroit and Chicago.
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Dodgers to Release Hugh Casey After Season Ends
New York reports the Dodgers plan to give Hugh Casey unconditional release at season end. The right handed pitcher, a key figure in the World Series, expects to join the Giants. Dodgers road secretary Munvild Parrett confirmed Casey would be tolled after the Nee last night.
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Portland Open tscts Underway Thursday Portland Open tscts Underway Thursday
Veteran aces of the nation’s poll circuits warmed up today along the approaches of Portland Country Victory Thursday’s final round play in the fourth Portland Open. Ben Wogan, Lloyd Mangrin, Fred Waas, Chuck Congdon, Herman Keiser, Ed Oliver and Dutch Morrison were among early arrivals yesterday.
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Baseball Yesterday No Games Scheduled Final Playoff Notes
No major league games yesterday. Southern Association Final Playoff Nashville at Birmingham rain postponed tonight. Teams tied for lead. Locky and Searharough figures mentioned. Manager Bucky Harris referenced with Carl Scheib or Low Bri as expected starter for an implied future game.
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Razorbacks Lead in Ground Gains in Southwest Conference
Arkansas Razorbacks surge in rushing and total offense as Parkers rack up 880 yards rushing and passing. Texas Christian, Texas, and Arkansas players pace yardage with notable performances by Scott, Berry, Muselns Campbell, and Procter. Passing leader Gil Johnson shines for Southern Methods.
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Local Fans to See Tigers Here Thursday
Yerfertigh School Tigers open the season with a home game Thursday night at Manimonsa Shashium against Broke Bow Oklahoma. The Pisovs endured losses in their first two games last year but hope for a strong start to the season. An anticipated thriller is expected in the opening clash.
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