DePaul Claims Toughest Schedule Adds Oklahoma
DePaul University asserts its basketball schedule is the toughest in the nation adding Oklahoma to an open date of December 27. The Blue Demons also prepare for games with Long Island University New York University Toledo Bradley USC West Texas State Pitt Duquesne and Georgetown after beating Chicago and Oregon and losing once in seven to Purdue 30 26.
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DePaul University
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Long Island U
New York U
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Bradley
Southern California
West Texas State
Pittsburgh
Duquesne
Georgetown
de Paul
Oregon
Purdue
Coca Cola Five Opens College Basketball Doubleheader Tonight
Amarillo College Independent Basketball League teams host a 7 30 p m doubleheader at the college gymnasium. Admission for military personnel is paid by tax on tickets. In the curtain raiser Coca Cola beat West Texas State Freshmen last week while the Gassers lead Canadian River passers clash with Hereford Independents in the nightcap.
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Coca-Colas
Woman Arrested For Cursing At War News Film
Rose Hoffman a 40 year old German born dishwasher was held on disorderly conduct charges in Chicago after shouting curses at newsreel images of President Roosevelt signing a declaration of war. Complaints by Mrs Washington and Mrs Levine said she cursed the President and shouted Down with Roosevelt. Hoffman denied cursing the President but said she voiced objections to the applause.
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Rose Hoffman
Roosevelt
Margaret Washington
Mary Levine
Miss Hoffman
Germany
America
Four Dutch Citizens Executed by Germans
The official Netherlands news agency Aneta reported from Lisbon that four Dutch citizens were executed by German troops in the Netherlands for aiding British forces.
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London
Netherlands
Aneta
Lisbon
Fordham Rams Arrive as Grid Greats Train Along Gulf Coast
Fordham University football team reaches Bay St. Louis with over 100 star players in training across the Gulf Coast. Missouri Tigers and Western All-Stars push ahead in practice for Sugar Bowl and East West charity game, with multiple drills daily at Edgewater Park and LSU.
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Fordham
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Gulf Coast
Edgewater Park
Missouri Tigers
Rams
Don Faurott
Jim Crowley
California
Tulane University
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Orin
Babe) Hollinaberry
Washington State
Biff Jones
Nebraska
Bernie Moore
LS. U
Bernie Nierman
Minnesota
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Biloxi
Seventh Halian General Dies in Front Line Duty
Rome December report says Gen Giulio Borsarelli di Aifreddi of the Italian Army died of wounds from leading the Trento division in Libya. The official notice lists him as the seventh Italian general killed in front line combat.
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Giulio Borsarelli di Aifreddi
Trento
Libya
County Employees Receive December Pay for Christmas Shopping
County employees got their December salaries today after the commissioners court ordered early payment so workers can have funds for Christmas shopping. County engineer Jess Adams said he planned to wait until January 1 to cash his check.
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Commissioners Court
Jess Adams
Oklahoma and Texas Honored by Semi-Pro baseball group
Oklahoma and Texas were honored by the National Semi-Pro Baseball Congress for leading sandlot baseball. Oklahoma clubs won the national title for three straight years with Duncan 1939 champion, Enid and Mount Pleasant Texas each runner-up, and Waco noted for Lone Star State prestige. Oklahoma City and Waco hosted championship playoffs.
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Ray Dumont
Duncan
Okla
Wichita
Kan
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Mount Pleasant
Tex
Lone Star State
Oklahoma Baseball Federation
A. H. Kirksey
Oklahoma City
Trade talk stirs after Barnes hints at offers for McQuinn
Don Barnes head of the St Louis Browns denied a swap but said he would listen to proposals including money for first baseman George McQuinn. Ed Barrows of the New York Yankees was involved in discussions.
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Don Barnes
St. Louis Browns
Ed Barrows
New York Yankees
Barnes
George McQuinn
Local Cut-Ups Are Affected By War Jap Tricks
Washington reports popular local cut‑ups and prank items are being removed as Japan‑made toys vanish from tourist shops. U.S. manufactures may supply replacements, while old Japanese gimmicks fade from shelves. The piece notes items like false teeth and rubber weenies have disappeared, with a single flying joke remaining available at a small price.
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Washington
Nippon
Japan
War Hero O'Donnell Known As Rosie in Football Circles
Maj Emmett O'Donnell Jr of New York City earns fame for shooting down four Japanese planes on reconnaissance duty. He is also known in sports as Rosie O'Donnell former West Point football star and coach.
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Emmett O'Donnell, Jr
New York City
Rosie O'Donnell
West Point
Government tire sale rule excludes recap and used tires
Notice states new tires and tubes are sold under a government order effective now and excludes recap and used tires. It claims the largest stock of used and recap tires and tubes in the Panhandle and offers high grade premium rubber for retreading. It invites customers to have tires recapped while in good condition.
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Panhandle
Yale Football Coach Nelson resigns to join U.S. Engineers Corps
Yale head coach Spike Nelson resigns effective Jan 1 to join the U S Engineers Corps procurement staff in Philadelphia. Director Ogden Miller travels to Chicago. Yale plans to hire a new football coach and carry next fall's schedule while assistants Williamson Howell Sabo Voights await decision.
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U .S. Engineers Corps
Philadelphia
Yale
Nelson
Ogden Miller
Chicago
Miller
Spike Nelson
Ivan Williamson
Ed Howell
Joan Sabo
Bob Voights
Axis Propaganda Confusion Over Churchill Roosevelt Talks
Axis broadcasts from Berlin and Tokyo clashed on the Roosevelt Churchill summit. Berlin claimed Roosevelt ordered Churchill ill to report to him while Tokyo said Britain ordered the United States to restructure defenses and divert forces from the Atlantic to Malaya. Both sides aimed to sow American and British discontent.
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Winston Churchill
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United States
Malaya
FBI School Dates Corrected for Panhandle Officers
The FBI training program for Panhandle peace officers will run six days starting January 12 at the Potter County courthouse. An erroneous note in yesterday’s Globe listed the start date as July 12. Agents will instruct on war and internal defense duties.
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FBI
Potter County
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