Sandies face three district tests this week
Coach Hull’s Sandies meet Phillips at the Sports Arena, Borger Friday, and Tucumcari Saturday as Amarillo opens conference play. Borger boasts a 20–1 mark while Amarillo stands 13–1. Phillips struggles, yet the Blackhawks may prove tough. Rattlers at Tucumcari host the state meet with a new gym.
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Globe News
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Dorothy Hoover Sets Scoring Mark In Panhandle Open
Dorothy Hoover, a Class C bowlerette, blasted a 497 single division series in the Panhandle Open. Dallas clerk Bill Lillard, 22, posted 11th in the National All Star at Chicago, averaging 202 with 28 wins, 35 losses, and heads to Oklahoma City with Richards, Vaughn, and McClure amid praise from Bowling Magazine and other notables.
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Natives Slay 2 Yank Profs in Philippines
In the northern Philippines, Ifugao natives killed two American professors near Tokukan. Marvin Pittman, 29, and Dr. Robert J. Conklin, 59, of the University of the Philippines were found slain after going on a hiking trip. Robbery is suspected. three suspects confessed, three more sought. Authorities will try the defendants.
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Philippines
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Robert J. Conklin
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Conklin
Springfield
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Pittman
Marvin 8. Pittman
Statesboro
Georgia
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Mountain Province
Luzon
Tokukan
Alphabet letter frequency in languages from GE research box
The note explains letter frequency in English French German and Spanish as compiled by General Electric Research Laboratory scientists. It lists scrambled letter sequences for each language and includes a location Schenectady New York and a figure 22.8 in the Spanish line.
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Schenectady
General Electric Research Laboratory
Drowns in Ship Channel Near Houston
James Milton Bell a 25 year old tugboat deck hand drowned yesterday in the Houston ship channel. A justice of the peace ruled the death accidental.
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Ship Channel
Houston
James Milton Bell
Justice of the Peace
West and Robby West throw early strikes in Panhandle Open
Novem ber Jaque West opened the Panhandle Open with a strike and his wife Robby followed with a strike Saturday night. The family has bowling talent, and pickup notes include Junie McMahon learning in a church basement in Lodi New Jersey with four alleys, plus Vic Langley posting 958 for four and Steve Lacomarsino 705 for three in a Barrier pot game.
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Robby
Junie McMahon
Lodi
Vic Langley
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Ontario ruling allows children of the privileged to attend school barefoot
A Ontario court decision grants children of the privileged permission to attend public school without footwear. The ruling addresses dress code disputes and sets a precedent for footwear requirements in provincial education.
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Ontario
Canada
Arakan Greeting Custom Removes Footwear in Streets
A regional practice in Arakan involves removing footwear in public streets as a sign of greeting and respect, reflecting cultural norms observed by local communities and visitors. Local observers note traditions vary by occasion and area, with footwear etiquette tied to hospitality and reverence.
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Arakan
Expulsion clash over NCAA student aid fuels row
Oscar Fraley reports on a heated NCAA debate where Aigler and Houston urged expulsion of seven schools for excess aid to athletes. Southern leaders celebrate a victory, while questions linger about subsidies, underclassmen support, and the press role. Michigan's strong attendance underscores the financial stakes for colleges and fans alike.
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Garrett
Alma Mammy
Holy Cross Dominates as Top College Basketball Threat
Holy Cross remains undefeated among nation’s best, defeating Georgetown 77 to 51 after a 67 66 win over St. John’s. Duquesne beat Loyola of Chicago for its 12th win. Kentucky’s upset by Tennessee shifts SEC power as sectional leaders include Holy Cross, Kentucky, Bradley, Colorado, Arizona, and UCLA.
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Queen Mary To Lose Her Patch
The liner Queen Mary will have a 50 ton concrete patch removed from her hull this fall. The patch was installed after the 81,235 ton ship ran aground off Cherbourg in January. The Cunard White Star Line said the patch will be removed and the keel repaired when the ship is dry docked in November for annual overhaul. The Queen Elizabeth, sister ship, will be overhauled in January.
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Making Place: Ackerman Emerges for Price Cardinals
Don Ackerman, a Reserve on the Price Cardinals, earns a steady spot through team spirit hustle and defense. He starred in Stratford tournament games and is expected to see significant action as Hereford Whitefaces visit Price Gym for two contests, with the B game at 7 30.
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Price Cardinal Cage
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Hereford
Price Gym
Fear 18 Dead In Boat Off Hokkaido Coast
Thirty ton motor ship Kisei Maru sinks off Hokkaido coast. Eighteen aboard are missing and feared drowned. Captain's body recovered.
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Tokyo
Hokkaido
Tanker Race Gets Under Way on NEW YORK
Leading maritime nations race to build the largest tankers. The French Sheherazade of 18 000 deadweight tons was once the giant, but now 31 285 tonners in a French yard will reclaim the lead. Liberia sails ships of 30 000 tons, with the U S set to lead mid 1950s with 30 350 ton giants plus 28 000 tonners. Panama and Honduras each have 28 000 ton tankers, and 40 000 ton vessels are in drafting.
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American Merchant Marine Institute
France
Liberia
United States
Panama
Honduras
Byrnes a Candidate For SC Governor
Spartanburg SC January 16 Former Secretary of State James F Byrnes wartime assistant President has re entered politics at 70 to run for governor of South Carolina His candidacy announced Saturday night follows service as Supreme Court justice war mobilization director as US senator and representative
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Spartanburg
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Supreme Court
Franklin D. Roosevelt
B-6 Vitamin Aids Proteins
Fordham University researchers Edward C. De Renzo and L. R Cerecedo report that high protein intake with low vitamin B-6 may cause scaly skin and shortened life in rats. They note B-6 sources include vegetable fats whole grains legumes and yeast and urge humans with high protein diets to ensure adequate B-6 for health.
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New York
Edward C. de Renzo
L. R Cerecedo
Fordham
Seaman Sentenced to Life for Houston Cafe Killing
Roy Brannon, 38, a merchant seaman, received a life term after pleading guilty to murder in the fatal shooting of Enoch Z. Green, a 64 year old cafe operator, in Green's Houston cafe on October 16.
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Roy Brannon
Enoch Z. Green
Green
Boy, 15, Injured in Accidental Rifle Shootings
Attendants at Northwest Texas Hospital say Bobby Vineyard, 15, of Boys Ranch is in fair condition after an accidental discharge of a .22 caliber rifle into his right side on Friday.
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Bobby Vineyard
Boys Ranch
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