Panhellenic softball results and society notes
Alpha Kappa Kappa beat Mu Chi 10 to 4 and Tri Chi defeated Zeta Omega 18 to 12 in Panhellenic Council softball. The column also reports Army air corps service of Lester Hassell, theater picketing over Katharine Cornell, nail lacquering craze, and vivid campus social events including a Delta Kappa Chi Mardi Gras at the Nat with numerous participants and booths.
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Alpha Kappas
Mu Chis
Tri Chis
Panhellenic Council
Lester Hassell
L. N. Hassell
Air Corps
March Field
Calif
Lera Bell
New York
Katharine Cornell
Miss Cornell
David Niven
Hedy
Ginger
Greta
Lana
Bette
Paulette
Ann
Claudette
Madeleine
Deanna
Rita
Mae
Mary Taylor Ball
Harlan Willis
Colum
NAT
Byron Dunbar
Jeanette Donaldson
A Quarles
Charles Leveritt
Tommy Andrews
U. S. Naval Academy
Darrell Grundy
Ellenn
Betty Younger
Wiley Puqua
Shirley Maxfield
Virginia Middleton
Eleanor Fuqua
Foster
Shirley Dumas
Robert McCarty
Sam Winter
Junior Woods
Gerad East
Lloyd Ford
Mary Evelyn Gould
Kappa Delta Chi
Philip Morris
Mary Lucille Cowie
Wanda Fowler
Billy Southworth
Buck Mason
Delmar Franks
Betty Eastland
Dewey Maltsberger
Thomas Duke
Sharleen Barker
Sigma Iota Chi
Alpha Kappa
Marvin Laing
Jack Kenyon
Taylor Jones
Pitts Cradington
Debette
Eddie Storseth
Mildred Boston
Billy Bob Hobson
Bettie Jean Mead
Margaret Cannon Boyce
Bud McMurtry
Lynn Roddy
J. L. Adams
Mary Joe Lemmon
Husband
Eugene
Billy Joe Storseth
Neil Harris
Billy Bob Baker
Evelyn Bailey
Mary Elizabeth Hunsley
A. L. Anderson
Jerry Ratcliff
John Barnes
Norma Curtis
Cecil Ingram
Jack Jones
LaVerne Lowell
Bob Storseth
Martha Cox
Florence Gristy
Jimmie Sullivan
JBL
Frank Bonner
Mary Klingensmith
Dick Kile
Mary Kruser
J. W. Clark
Johnny Bryson
Bobby Rogers
Dwight Bobbitt
Robert Lemmon
Virginia’ Doty
Jack Vernon
Gloria Clements
Sam Bufkin
Pauline Bosworth
Lera Bell DeFries
Mae Jo Winn
Howard Vineyard
Sonny Vernon
Bill Browder
Curtis Brown
Maxine Ratcliff
Dean Reed
Donald Stephenson
Genie Harrison
Bob Rowntree
Curtis Belles
Bob Bennett
Gene Groom
Hugh Gouldy
Frances Fryar
Cecil Franks
Margaret Farewell
Jimmy el Kouri
Tom Grundy
Janice Edwards
Genelle Davis
Betty Dawson
Betty Rose Cradit
Earle Christian
Roberta Chisum
Ross Bennett
Nick Miller
Betty Morgan
Yvonne Bennett
Glenn Nelson
Florence Neely
Peggy O'Brien
John O. Turner
Robert Sandlin
Roosevelts price policy and Lindberghs possible Senate bid
Washington reports on price controls for auto prices facing delays and objections. notes on Roosevelt seizure of North American plant, legal concerns, and a possible Lindbergh move to Minnesota to run for Senate. Ickes plans a unified transportation department and Rexford Tugwell's forestry role shift ongoing.
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Washington
Leon Henderson
Congress
Roosevelt
CIO
Stimson
Patterson
Ickes
John Dempsey
Rexford Tugwell
Ickes-Dempsey
Light colors to keep insects away tested by scientists
Researchers from the Cleveland based Naval Electric Co and the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station report on insect-attracting colors. Red draws fewer bugs but is not ideal for outdoor life while yellow and flame-colored lamps may offer better visibility. lowering wattage remains the best general deterrent.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Schenectady
N. Y
Lawrence C. Porter
Neval Electric Company
Cleveland
Ohio Agricultural Ex
Periment Station
Thoughts and forgiveness verse for daily reflection
A brief devotional excerpt emphasizes kindness and forgiveness inspired by scripture. It cites Ephesians 4 32 and John 8 31 32 highlighting mercy through Christ and guidance to truth for spiritual freedom.
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God
The Princess by Phil Stong
Book review praises The Princess as a hearty, entertaining novel set in Southeastern Iowa. Arnhold, the heroine, grows from mysterious origins to a capable farm and community leader, surrounded by strong, vivid characters. The critique notes Stong’s punchy prose and engaging storytelling.
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John Selby
Phil Stong
Farrar & Rinehart
Iowa
Mr. Stong
Arnhold
Jake
Weldon
Stong
They Say The Nazis Will Not Win The War
Archibald MacLeish, poet and librarian of Congress, warns that Nazi victory hinges on swaying millions of youths to accept their world view in a stark caution about wartime influence.
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Bia
Fred Smith
Amarillo Texas Tech
T ‘Fulo Lake
Buck Lowe
Cabin C
Association
Buck
Dorothy Coard
Ong
Gene Jordan
Tyner
Lawrence Shipman
Box 480
Canyon
Archibald MacLeish
Congress
Puzzler clues for a horizontal and vertical grid
A list of crossword style clues with numbers for horizontal and vertical entries. The grid positions, lengths, and wordplay targets are mixed, covering animals, objects, actions, anatomy, and natural terms. Answers include common nouns and known proper nouns aligned to standard puzzle conventions.
Labor Strikes and Pro-Nazi Elements Split American Resolve
The article argues anti labor forces praise a tough army response to Inglewood workers on strike. It claims the wildcat action is Communist influenced and aimed at sabotaging defense, while pro Nazi Lindbergh supporters and interventionists threaten national unity. It urges action against both sides to preserve democracy.
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Inglewood
Hitler
CIO
Mr. Mureray
American Peace Mobilization
Communist Party
United States
Wheeler
Mr. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Baltimore Sun
Britain
Hershey
United States Army
France
Stalin
Montana Cowboy Joins Navy at San Diego Training Station
Jack Traxler a 20 year old Montana cowboy now serves as a second class seaman at the Naval Training Station in San Diego. He joined last January after years ranching and breaking horses, plans to save for six to eight years in the Navy to return to ranching, writes home weekly and keeps a small budget for personal needs. He dislikes city noise, enjoys reading and hunting magazines, plays tennis and badminton at the station, and foresees officer potential as the Navy expands.
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Ernie Pyle
San Diego
Jack Traxler
Navy
Montana
Jack
Missoula
Floyd Traxler
Naval Training Station
Colliers
Saturday Evening Post
the American
Seattle
Coronado
Brian Aherne Faces Early Mornings in Hollywood Career
Hollywood star Brian Aherne recalls early wake up calls at MGM for Smilin Thru with Jeanette MacDonald and makeup taking three hours. He married Joan Fontaine shortly before her Rebecca role, now owns a Beverly Hills home and plans a three week South Seas cruise.
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Hollywood
U.P
Brian Aherne
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
M-G-M
Jeanette MacDonald
Aherne
Joan Fontaine
Rebecca
Beverly Hills
South Seas
Alierne
Rex Brasher the Bird Artist Who Tore Up Art Twice
Dale Carnegie recalls Rex Brasher, famed American bird painter who endlessly revised his work. Starting at age ten, Brasher sketched birds for decades, tearing up pieces at ages 33 and 41 before producing watercolors that earned worldwide fame and state purchase interest. He inspired persistence and self-improvement through renewed effort.
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Philip Brasher
Rex Brasher
Braysher
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
America
John James Audubon
Audubon
Gloucester
Mass
Connecticut
Airpower shifts naval warfare in unforgettable Bismarck saga
Major A S Williams argues the Bismarck Hood clash shows airpower crippling battleships. He notes Bismarck’s solo run past screens, aircraft torpedo hits crippling steering, and German reliance on sea power then airpower. The piece cites naval policy and Senate remarks on airpower’s primacy.
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Major AS Williams
Acton
Great Floating Fortress
Germany
South Atlantic
Pacific
North Atlantic
Crete
America
England
Mediterranean
David T. Walsh
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Brandt Named President of University of Oklahoma
Joseph A. Brandt 41 will become OU president August 1, replacing WB Bizzell. A former Princeton Press director and Tulsa Tribune city editor, Brandt rose from newspaper desks to publishing, with a Rhodes scholar background and two children. His wife Sallye Little also has Oklahoma newspaper roots.
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United Press
Joseph A. Brandt
University of Oklahoma
Brandt
Princeton University Press
University Book Publishing
Norman
Oklo
WB. Bizzell
Bizzell
Oklahoma
Ponca City
Sapulpa
Tulsa
Oxford University
England
Tulsa Tribune
The
Tribune
University of Oklahoma Press
John Joseph Mathews
Wah-Kon'Tah
Paul B. Sears
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