Dean In Brawl With Drunk Over Politics
Patrolman J A Barrera said Charles K Clark of Lakeland faced drunkenness and assault charges in municipal court yesterday after a fight with former baseball pitching star Dizey Dean over Democratic presidential nominees. Clark and Dean were in a nightclub arguing about Georgia Senator Russell or President Truman, with two others present. Dean, who is in the area to broadcast spring baseball games, did not appear in court.
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Tampa
J. A. Barrera
Charles K. Clark
Lakeland
Dizey Dean
Georgia
Russell
Truman
Clark
Dean
Police case notes precede dismissal of assault charge
Patrolman Barbara said Clark struck Dean and they were off. Judge Robert Johnson dismissed the assault charge against Clark and suspended a 30 day sentence on the drunkenness charge. Dean, who supported Truman, was not charged with anything.
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Dean
Robert Johnson
Truman
Government restricts five decoys for wild duck stmnting
The Fish and Wildlife Service states the regulation took effect after the Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1935.
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Fish and Wildlife Service
Evening TV Listings for Washington Stations Delivers Prime Time Lineup
Television schedules list programs on WNEW Channel 4 WMAL Channel 1 WTTG Channel 3 and WTOP Channel 3 with a full night lineup. Notable items include The Big Payoff Dinah Shore Captain Video This Is the Hour and New Hampshire Primaries coverage.
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Radio Programs Broadcasts on Key Stations
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Percentage of private cars in use prewar models
On July 1 1951 forty three percent of private passenger cars registered were prewar models.
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Frosty Nights Start Maple Sap Flow In Somerset County
Frosty nights and warm days trigger sap flow from Somerset County sugar maples. County producers estimate 50,000 gallons yearly. H H Berrits’ Sons ships nationwide including France England and Japan. Maple Festival at Meyersdale in mid April crowns 17 year old Gloria Stevanus.
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NCAA Forms Plans For Video Program
The NCAA outlines a controlled video plan to prevent a few colleges from monopolizing football television this fall. The TV committee met and urged broad participation, including stronger involvement from smaller colleges, to ensure wide access in 1952.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Alleged Slayer Of Virginia Cop Arrested In N Y
Arthur Raymond Kimball, already indicted for murder in Petersburg Virginia, is arrested by the FBI in New York City near Madison Square Garden after a jewelry store robbery. Police recovered the gun used, a wrecked car, and jewelry linked to the crime. Kimball, 28, formerly of Newport News and Richmond, claimed the officer’s killing was accidental.
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Arthur Raymond Kimball
Petersburg
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Newport News
Richmond
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Virginia City
Edward Scheidt
Scheidt
Swafford
Dalton's Jewelers
Dalton’s
State Penitentiary
Althea Louise Brough Birthday and Tennis Legacy
The Oklahoma City born player Althea Louise Brough, daughter of a wholesale grocer, turns 13? no, born March 11, 1923. She trained under Dick Skeen from age 14 and rose to become a 1940s tennis champion with notable runner-up finishes in 1947 1948 and period 1947 1949.
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Oklahoma City
Dick Skeen
Wright brothers first plane horsepower atKit Hawk
The airplane used in the flight over the beach at Kitty Hawk North Carolina on December 17 190 had a 12 horsepower motor. It attained a speed of about 30 miles per hour.
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Kit’ Hawk
N. C
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