United Press All-America selections announced for 1941
The United Press published its 1941 all America football team with top votes going to Henderson of Texas A&M and Mott of Northwestern. The lineup lists players by ends, tackles, guards, centers, quarterbacks, halfbacks, and fullbacks from major programs, detailing point tallies and notable achievements across teams such as Texas A&M, Minnesota, Georgia, Michigan, and Duke.
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New York
United Press
Henderson
Texas Aggies
Mott
Northwestern
Souscoff
Washington State
Lansing
Duquesne
Baltisaris
Tennessee
Ulrich
Kansas
Beals
Santa Clara
Gentry
Kucszynski
Penn
Eubanks
Mississippi
Preston
Nebraska
Regner
Oregon
Hogan
Denver
Ferguson
Florida
Thompson
Lanton
Arizona
Furbush
Boston College
Poschner
Georgia
Bolger
Notre Dame
Gantt
Duke
Vaangaard
Navy
Jenkins
Cornell
Tillery
Texas Tech
Peters
Oregon State
Bartholemy
Yale
McDonald
St. Bonaventure
Earley
Syracuse
Zoeller
Knox
William and Mary
Alford
TCU
Tunnell
SMU
Los Angeles
Lillis
Goddard
Daniel Texas
Hazel
Levy
Minnesota
Bretchka
Wyhonic
Alabama
Melton
Purdue
Pregulman
Michigan
Fitzgerald
Missouri
Taylor
Stanford
Gerb
Ramsey
Thornton
Stack
Abel
Harris
Oklahoma
Shiekman
Jordan
Georgia Tech
Gibler
Wake Forest
Howard
Ohio State
Zeno
Holy Cross
Weber
Vitucci
Scott
Colgate
Zurich
Koresar
Agajanian New Mexico
Pukema
Curran
Iowa
Segale
Krivowich
South Carolina
Jungmichel
Texas
Ingalls
Sirley
Barnett
Evans
Army
Flick
Ziemba
Ray
Lindskog
Donaldson
Santucci
Johnson
Nix
Durban
Maderik
Detroit
Dunkle
North Carolina
Young
Jones
Pittsburgh
Bertelli
Moser
Kuzma
Busik
Hillenbrand
Indiana
Juzwik
Mazur
Steuber
Nelson
Kmetovic
Glass
Tulane
Mecham
Gonda
Hovious
Sewell
Fisher
Geyer
Graham
Tomasic
Temple
Clark
Jacobs
Maznicki
Krouse
Penn State
Governali
Muha
VMI
Stasica
Richardson
Marquette
Gillespie
Blumnestock
Fordham
Black
Mississippi State
Andrejco
Motley
Nevada
Hill
Watts
Spector
Utah
Layden
Harder
Wisconsin
Hopes
Graf
Smaltz
Daley
Vanderbilt
Stiff
Johnston
Grigas
Stockpool
Washington
Carrier
Wesleyan
Connecticut
Holovak
Temmerick
Pacific Lutheran
Timmons
Clemson
McQuary
California
Clawson
Green
Kennedy
Darold Jenkins
Bill Dudley
Virginia
Bruce Smith
Gophers
Smith
Frank Sinkwich
Whizzer White
Auburn
South
Sinkwich
Bob Westfall
Tom Harmon
Fritz Crisler
Westfall
Pos
Points Halt East
Birmingham
Ala
Luverne Minn
Dick Wildung
Chub Peabody
Harvard
Syracuse Ngee
Higginsville
Ray Frankowski
Hammond
Ind
Ernest Blandin
Keighley
Kans
Bob Dove
Youngstown
Bluefield Va
Faribault
Fife
Wistert
Froude
Albert
Crain
Lach Duke
Filipowicz
Sizzlemanship Talk Slated Tomorrow
Elmer Wheeler arrives in Amarillo from Dallas and will be met by Maverick Club boys at English Field. He speaks at the city auditorium tomorrow on salesmanship dubbed sizzle manship with proceeds benefiting Maverick Club and Boys Ranch. The talk promises practical ideas and remarks on selling and public relations.
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Elmer
Sizzleman Wheeler
Amarillo
Dallas
English Field
Maverick Club
Boys’ Ranch
Old Tascosa
Rotary
City Auditorium
Hubby
Mechanic Seeks Honorable Discharge To Return Home
A married, established business owner with a high school child said he will serve his country and obtain an honorable discharge. He is an expert mechanic and ready to work at an aviation plant or elsewhere once cleared. He reported in and plans to go home after his record is straight.
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Amarillo
Texas
Mexico
Fort McPherson
War Department
Grandiose plan for super highways may bypass Amarillo
A long report recalls a postwar $50 billion highway plan spanning the nation with three routes, none passing Amarillo. Fort McPherson notes, Laredo to Chicago and Atlantic City to Frisco routes are discussed as near Amarillo, while Amarillo sits on Route 66 and faces shifting transcontinental traffic. A deserter story closes the piece, detailing a veteran’s 1915 service and later claim.
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Amarillo
Atlantic
Pacific
Boston
Seattle
Chicago
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Harrisburg
Frisco
Topeka
Denver
Charleston
D. C
Fort Worth
Laredo
Skylark at Amarillo Little Theater set for Friday
Amarillo Little Theater will stage Skylark a modern three act comedy by Samson Raphaelson directed by Don ald Clark at Municipal Auditorium Friday December 12. Roberta Newell McGinnis stars as Lydia Kenyon with Bob Rowntree Bill Bradford Virginia Erickson and others in the cast.
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Samson Raphaelson
Amarillo
Donald Clark
Amarillo Junior College
Municipal Auditorium
Wayne O'Keefe
Gertrude Lawrence
Claudette Colbert
Paramount Theater
Little Theater
Roberta Newell McGinnis
Lydia Kenyon
Bob Rowntree
Bill Bradford
Tony Kenyon
Lydia
Virginia Erickson
Myrtle Valentine
Lionel C. Holm
Max Neal
Carey Thompson
Jane Woodruff
Robert Carter
Pat McClarney
George Warns of Tax Hike
George, chairman Walter F. George of the Senate finance committee, warned that taxes cannot rise much without harming the economy. He cited a possible national debt between 110 and 150 billion dollars and urged spreading debt over current and future generations. The treasury reportedly seeks new taxes including higher social security levies and a 15 percent withholding tax to raise about 4.8 billion annually, with House defering action.
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Washington
Walter F. George
Georgia
Senate Finance Committee
George
The
Treasury
House
Ways and Means Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Anti-Fascist Band Hunted in Mussolini Conspiracy Case
Eleven members of an anti-Fascist group are sought as 60 co-defendants face trial in Trieste on charges of conspiracy to overthrow the regime and incitement of Slavic troops. The 1938 Caporetto attack is cited as the alleged plot’s target with links to foreign powers, notably Russia.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Mussolini
Caporetto
Russia
Trieste
Italy
Carinthia
Jugoslavia
Junior High Students Visit Potter County Jail
Horace Mann Junior High freshmen will tour Potter County jail Friday afternoon as a culminating social studies unit on cooperating against community crime. Sheriff Bill Adams addressed the class last week, and students interviewed A S Harper chief of police and other officers. the project, funded partly by tax money, may be revised since funds are under half the total.
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Horace Mann Junior High School
Potter County
Bill Adams
A.S. Harper
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