Fordham Fourteen Aims to Upset Aggies in Cotton Bowl
Fordham’s fourteen veterans led by Sleepy Jim Crowley travel to Dallas for the Cotton Bowl against Texas A&M. Coach Crowley touts the unit as durable with minutes logged in the season, while the Aggies seek to regain prestige in the final start for ten seniors.
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Steve Filipowicz
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Nat Pierce
Granite
Soph Ed Shedlosky
Claude Peeculewicz
Crowley
Aggies
Texas
Decorations mix up as party moves halls
In New Britain Connecticut on December 18 the Irish American Club decorated Judd Hall for its Christmas party but learned hours before guests arrived that the event would be held in Moose Hall. The committee rushed the changeover and finished just in time.
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New Britain
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Judd Hall
Moose Hall
Coaching Talk and Boxing Buzz From New York
New York reports name dropping on college coaching, pro baseball and football moves. Mentions Runselly Murphy for Colorado U job, Billy Jurges with Giants, Byron Nelson as top golfer, Fritz Chutsier’s Michigan record, Dick Bartell to Giants, DiMaggio Lit tle Luisetti praise, Ace Parker’s pro football nod, Mike Jacobs signing Billy Conn, Anne Hemp’s theater move, Lou Little on Fordham, Buck Newsom training in Hartsville, Joe Louis remarks, Jimmy Wilson’s stolen base display, Giants aiding England ambulance drive, Tom Harmon in Detroit store appearance.
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Carl Snavely
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Byron Nelson
Fritz Chutsier
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Billy Terry
Dick Bartell
Ace Parker
George M'Afee
Duke
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Billy Conn
Anne Hemp
Germany
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Fordham
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Hartsville
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N. Y
Amarillo Attorney Binford Arney Moves Law Firm To Austin
Amarillo attorney and state Jaycees president Binford Arney leaves to open a new law office in Austin with Clint Small. He sold his home to Wilson Cowen. The firms will start in a new building next month. Finland seizes tea stocks from November 1 as a prelude to rationing.
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The
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Clint Small
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Wilson Cowen
More Cars for Sheriff Urged
The grand jury urged county officials to equip the sheriff with several patrol cars and two way radios to cover night club districts outside city limits. It also urged extra liquor investigators to enforce laws against minors and illegal liquor operations. The panel studied 35 complaints, heard 100 witnesses, and returned 18 bills along with 6 no bills.
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Jimmy Blake
T. Barrett
J. A. Rogers
Cal Farley speaks at Junior Chamber luncheon
Cal Farley outlines Boys Ranch capacity and waiting list as 27 residents at Old Tascosa with a new dormitory for about 100. over 400 boys on the waiting list. He credits ranch and Maverick Club directors for discipline and cites parental overindulgence as unjust. Hollis DeGrassi introduces him. next luncheon set for Jan 8.
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Ray Dean Russ Infant of Vega Dies in Vega
Ray Dean Russ infant son of Mr and Mrs S W Russ of Vega died early this morning in a local hospital. He is survived by two sisters Mary Alice and Dorothy Jane a brother William Henry and two grandparents Mr and Mrs H M Stewart of Vega. Funeral services were held this afternoon at 4 at Vega with Rev L E Godwin officiating. Burial was in Vega Cemetery under Blackburn Shaw Funeral Directors.
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Markets and Kansas City Livestock Report
Markets summary shows Dow Jones averages with small losses and trading activity at 1 PM. Kansas City Livestock report lists hogs, cattle, calves and sheep on sale, with price ranges and volumes for 180-300 lb hogs and various cattle categories. Financial Securities fund shows liquidating price and offering price.
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Colorado
U. S. Army Plans Air Moves for Large Divisions
The army trains air infantry to move large units by air transports. Fort Sam Houston hosts second division drills loading and unloading troops and equipment into transport planes. Officers believe a streamlined division of 10 000 men could be moved with about 600 transports to landings in the United States or western hemisphere.
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J L Adams Pays Election Clerks For County Court
J L Adams donated 82.50 to pay election clerks beyond the legal limit after a heavy vote. County officials said the extra clerks saved money and reduced hours, and the attorney general upheld the county's payment plan. Adams, a write in county surveyor-elect, noted Christmas relief for workers and his engineering background.
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Frosty Hamrick
Hubert Cole
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Rock Island
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Dalhart
Morse
Sun Radiation Charts Move to Harvard Observatory
The U S Weather Bureau shifts its sun radiation observatory from Washington to the Blue Hill Observatory at Harvard University Milton Mass Two technicians will observe from Great Blue Hill for forecasting and sun earth atmosphere research Calibration and editing duties for solar observations will also be performed Harvard Prof Charles F Brooks notes better conditions and Harvard collaboration after eight years of solar studies
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U. S. Weather Bureau
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Weather Bureau
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Weather Data From U S Weather Bureau
Weather data notes issued by the United States Weather Bureau for April record. Provides standard meteorological readings and climate indicators used for farm and navigation planning.
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High Cost of Living In Movie Capital
Hollywood alimony dispute shows Mrs. Rita Kaufman Lowe listing monthly expenses for Edmund Lowe’s estranged wife. Living costs include servants 175 dollars food 300 dollars utilities 100 dollars beauty parlor 50 dollars entertainment 300 dollars car maintenance 40 dollars clothes 300 dollars and medical 50 dollars as she seeks 2000 dollars monthly. An audit details Lowe earnings since marriage ended in Armonk New York on April 2.
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Rita Kaufman Lowe
Edmund Lowe
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Unclear archival figures separated in 1936 records
A fragment notes a period from 1936 through August 1 when they separated, concluding with an amount of 1 008 140 71 dollars. The text provides limited context, leaving unknown parties and events unclear but indicating a financial sum and a historical split.
Last Shrine Dance Class Is Tomorrow
The Khiva Shriners will hold the final class in the current old-time dance series tomorrow at 7:30 PM at the Nat. Shrine members may bring guests for this last session. Prime Minister Eamon De Valera underwent a minor eye operation at a nursing home near Dublin today.
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Eamon de Valera
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