Ben Hogan and Sam Snead Lead Firestone Invitational Field
In Fort Worth Texas the S 3000 prize Firestone Invitational opens with Ben Hogan and Sam Snead leading a strong field of professionals and national figures. The tournament includes 17 of the year’s top 25 money winners and tees off at 12 30 CST. Hogan plays nine holes while Snead tops the field with a 17728 total in recent events.
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Fort Worth
Omy Worth
Tex
Sionary
Ben
Sneed
Hogan
Pravoly
Snead
Little Ben
Sammy
Ted
Gsg
Byron Helios
Roanoke
Cee
Oklahoma
Yeaterday
Pete Cooper
Ponte Vedra
Flac
Joe Kirkwood, Jr
Hollywood
Mystery chest said to hold MacArthur treasure in Tokyo
Reports from Washington and Tokyo discuss a rumored treasure chest with jewels gold and foreign currency once tied to General MacArthur and potentially secured by a key he possessed. Patterson testimony claimed MacArthur held the key while investigators seek the chest’s bottom line.
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Tokyo
Bank of Japan
MacArthur
Robert Fr. Patterson
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Japan
Washington
House
John F.anslin
Mace Arthur
Sumas
Tellis
Almond
Patterson
Wan
Mac
Arthur Haw
Gemma Vane
Atere
Six Big Ten Track Teams Vie For Northwestern Meet Title
Evanston May 25 Six schools compete in the Big Ten outdoor track and field meet at Northwestern's Dyche Stadium. Defending indoor champion Ohio State Michigan Indiana Wisconsin Minnesota and Purdue are among the favorites. The field of 250 athletes includes returning champions Peters Gehrmann Holland and Roberson among others. Preliminaries begin tomorrow afternoon with finals in 14 events Saturday.
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Evanston
Meni
Northwestern
Dyche Stadium
Minnesota
Ohio State
Frowa
Indiana
Charine Petera
Peters
Gehrmann
Mingeseta
Pred
Firase
Northy Yertera
Jim Holland
Jim
Rent Notice Stabilizes Office Center in Beckley
A central office in Beckley West Virginia issued a general notice regarding rent payment. The notice explained the rent was not paid and referenced additional town requirements in Raleigh County for the area.
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Beckley
W. Va
Bether
Raleigh County
Truman says he has no plans to fire Denham
President Truman stated he has no plans to dismiss Robert N. Denham, the NLRB general counsel, and no action would be taken at this time. He noted a reorganization proposal was rejected by the Senate and said he would consider further steps only after consulting the board. Denham’s independence and role remain points of contention with Taft and Humphrey among others.
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Truman
Denham
Washington
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Dlange Denham
NLA
Congresa
NLRB
Senate
NLRH
Sereator Taft
R.chin
Taft
Congressman Says Wheat Centre Bill Is Good
Washington May 25 Representative Hill says a new wheat acreage control bill from the house agriculture subcommittee would be very good legislation. It aims for near 100 percent farmer compliance with acreage limits for 1951, allowing no county to exceed 5 percent above the national average. The bill would reimpose penalties at 50 percent of parity prices for excess production and extend soil conservation domestic allotments for 16 years beyond January 1, 1951.
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Washington
Hill
B.-Cole
X- House Agriculture — Subcommittee
Dyer Seeks Big Move As Cardinals Spend Freely
The Cardinals overhaul the payroll with Lindell and Miller additions, Dyer notes they aim to win now. Country Slaughter hails front office moves as proof Saigh funds star talent, signaling a dramatic NL shift in St Louis.
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York
Jethco Lindell
Lindell
Padina
Bt. Louis
Anager
Dyer
Bade Miller
Phillies
Marty Marion
Wthe
Miller
Country Slaughter
Saigh
St. Louis
Bomers
Truman rejects voluntary FEPC plan amid Southern opposition
Washington May 25 Truman rejected suggestions that a Fair Employment Practices Commission be set up on a voluntary compliance basis. Opposing southern resistance blocked consideration of a statutory FEPC, with emphasis on civil rights and federal enforcement. The FBI position and party support reflect ongoing debates around civil rights and electoral politics in four northern states.
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Washington
Truman
Hee Reed
Pepe
Eastipere
UCL
Renee Veter
FBI
Trumate
Nouthern
Wisconsin Governor Will Not Run Again
Madison Wisconsin May 25 Gov Oscar Rennebohm, a Republican, announced he will not seek reelection due to medical advice for rest. He became governor in 1947 after Gov Walter Goodland’s death and was elected to office in 1968, with a prior term as lieutenant governor starting in 1944.
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Madison
Wis
Oscar Rennebohm
Rennebohm
Atpor
Offre
Fareae
Prayers For War Stir Debate At Convention
Report from a Northern Ramist convention cites Rep. Walter H. Judd who says people under Soviet influence nations hope for war with the United States to escape oppression. He links this to eastern Europe and a Geneva health meeting. A Baptist missionary official warns against un-Christian conduct by Americans abroad.
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Borton
United States
Russia
Aecandine
Walter H. Judd
R.-Minn
Judd
World Health Organization
Geneva
China
Jucd
Porte
Tryzve Lie
United Nations
G. Pitt Beers
New York City
American Baptist Hane Miesion Society
Forest Fire Moves Through Maine Countryside
Firefighters battled a fast spreading forest fire that has crossed nearly 8,000 acres across Hancock and Penobscot counties in Maine. The blaze, which has raged since Tuesday, threatened no structures and is advancing through wildland with crews working to contain it today.
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Augusta
Hancock
Penobocnt
Maine
Japanese Mystery Tale Brouhaha Sparks Courtroom Drama
Tokyo reports a bizarre mystery tale involving Chiapke Kato an alleged snake charmer and Misa Kato linked to a death. The newspaper notes a charmers circle with another charmer Mire Kant as a key figure. A physician reports a peculiar death following alleged affection driven acts. An associated piece mentions Gen. Kunia ki Kalen and wartime prisoner Koino, with prison visits and a life term.
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Tokyo
Chiapke Kato
Shino
Misa Kato
Frivener
Medaide
Kuniaki Kalen
Kideki Toyoma
Wan
Sugama
Koino
Spin the Penny Ends at Harvard Yard PayStations
Harvard May 25 1949 The New England Telephone and Telegraph Company removed yard phones after freshmen learned to spin a penny into the nickel slot to make free calls. A tally sheet showed successful spur penny entries and some students reportedly even called Boulder City Nevada.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Yard
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Boulder City
Nev
Public Auction Notice for Homestead and Property in Standay
An auction notice announces sale of Alfred Hi Hromefeten’s lawfully titled property at Standay on June 23 1450 at 1:00 PM by the bank. The auction includes improvements such as a residence with a kitchen hot water system and a back yard garage. Buyers are advised to review the deed and title documents before bidding and to comply with the stated terms of sale.
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Rhode Inland Street
Lawrence National Hank
Bia
Une Tate
Alfred Hi
Dee Mtafer
Standay
Sune
Aspens Trnatia House
Lyne
Notice of multiple court actions and property notices
Notice to Walter Parkinca about an action in Douglas County District Court in Kansas. Petition seeks relief including child support, attorney fees, and other relief as the court deems proper. Filed May 1, 1950 with attorney Stephen Brower. Also lists defendants in another case including Brundage family and others with notices to answer by July 1. Dated Lawrence Kansas May 12, 1950. Also notices of estate matters for Mangfield Young and appointment of administrator in Douglas County Probate Court, with first publication May 24. Additionally, city order to remove weeds on land in Lawrence under ordinance No. 717, City Clerk HC Fisher.
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Walter Parkinca
Stanton San Im
Wile Child
Maromet
Lawrence
Renesas
Jean Parsteon Thainitt
Iy Brower
Petotian
Kansas
Pirep
Lawrence Delta Journal-World
Aaton Brondage
Catherine Bruntage
Alec
Cathartine Niteme
Wester Reundage
Joseph Brunfare
Trun L. Rat
Ne Brundag
Prie Nee
Ary A. Robbing
Duke Mrundage
Judson
Leach
Robbing
Joseph Musick
Cot. Robbins
Neite
Admin Tore
Devisess
Rusteen
Aantena
Clvde D. Hardy
Ruth 3
Harty
Materet
Douglas County
Iman County
Kanane
Hardy
Ruth
Stewart & Terefith
Lane
Kanana
Lawrence Dale Ty Journal-World
Dotuglas Coun
Mangfield Young
Toung
Twualag County
Tiranotte Aa Provi Ir Demande Are In A Hall Be Forever Firat National i Lawrence
Kn Ry Rok
Martin
Treat Offtenr
Adtmiiniatrator
Harber
Mop
Alien
Ate Winneya
Notica
Sidewater
HC. Fisher
Lawrence Cal
Dougina County
Ward
Ate
Chac
F. Kampachroder
Petlton
Sadie Kampschmder
Chas
Kampsenroder
Ma Sald
Wansag
Ratine
Radis Kampechrotee
Kaecutrit
Siewart & Petetie
Firat Puntry Jou
Jehr Mists Higheray Commission
Lawrence Tialweronstrucran
Jonil Fae County
Keanna
Cron
Hewitt Ate
Taweenne
Hanee
Joey Aim
Tad
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Emi
CR Albright and Phyco- General
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SSS
Jean Murphy
Wike Ebert
Don Giaranterd
Hornberger
Fee Fevivedt
Lawrence Paracea
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Vermont
Harada
Vandeventer
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Nowra
Overy
Tyning
Hernan
Tan
Mane
Ruttera
Maan
Tina
R. J
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Haymond Lee N. H
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Stevenaga
Vonper
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Hore van
Phone
Blantard Life Association
Ploor Sanders
Edeerm
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Avice Randing
Aries
Dante Aes
Aver
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Koch
J. A Raper
Norte Lawri — Modernatore
Siteco Construction
J. R. Cole
Cs Super
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Kansas City
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