Pair Caught After Wreck in Memphis Killing Man
Two Oklahoma fugitives were arrested after their bullet marked car crashed into a Memphis vehicle, killing James Hopkins and seriously injuring Mrs. Wacon Hall. Drivers Maneece and Richardson, both wounded, had fled four hours after the crash. Authorities say they were involved in prior robberies.
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Memphis
Tenn
Oklahoma
George L. Maneece
Ina
Til
Fort Towson
Lester Richardson
Tyler
Tex
Maneece
Richardson
James &. Hopkins
Wacon Hall
Louisiana
Vandalia
Classified help wanted notes and missing package mix
A collection of classified ads seeks housework, child care, elderly care, practical nursing, and cooking work from women and a handyman for painting and repairs. Calls provided for daytime or evening options. Also notes a missing package exchange and a note on Washington marriage law loopholes and Brazil pine board shipments to Britain.
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C. W. Jett
General Delivery
Cheyenne
Okla
Armistice memory fades as war resumes across Europe
A reflective piece contrasts the long memory of World War I Armistice silence with the new violence of World War II. It recalls the eleventh hour rituals, Coventry, Liverpool, and pilots, and notes Hitler, Foch, Clemenceau, and Lloyd George amid Europe’s move toward a fresh showdown in Albania and Greece.
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Coventry
Liverpool
Europe
England
Ferdinand Foch
Campelgne
Germany
Hitler
France
Henri Phillippe Petain
Foch
Georges Clemenceau
Potash and other minerals shape defense plans in 1940s
Washington experts recount how domestic mining expanded to meet wartime needs. Potash and molybdenum shifted from imports to home production, while tin, antimony, manganese, mercury, nickel, tungsten, and aluminum require ongoing stockpiles and new mining projects across states and foreign sources.
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Washington
Chile
Defense Commission
Quebec
Colorado
Congress
Bureau of Mines
Geological Survey
Russia
Cuba
Africa
Brazil
Philippines
Turkey
New Caledonia
Canada
China
Dutch East Indies
California
Arizona
South Dakota
Montana
Nevada
Arkansas
New Mexico
Virginia
Utah
Idaho
Malay States
Bolivia
Year 1918 recalled amid world war fears and hope
The passage remembers 1918 as a year of hunger and revolt, with babies born that year now guiding weapons and machines for war. It contemplates a future beyond anti aircraft fire and submarine threats toward a return to a friendly world.
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Balkans
Berlin
Treland
Greece
Biz-Ad Eleven Beats Lawyers In 12-0 Football Victory
Biz-Ad Eleven defeated the Lawyers 12 to 0 on the college gridiron with Buck Mason and Le Roy Gill starring. Gill passed and Mason received as the Biz-Ads dominated, while James Braxton and Mannie Rubin threatened the Lawyers.
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Biz-Ad
Eleven Beats Lawyers
Robert Sandlin
Buck Mason
LeRoy Gill
Gill
Mason
James Braxton
Mannie Rubin
Engineers
Payne Seeks Title Friday in Texas Conference Race
Mighty Howard Payne aims for a fourth Texas Conference football pennant in five years as it hosts A.C.C. in Brownwood on Friday night. A win or tie would seal the title, while Trinity or Wesleyan threaten potential ties depending on Friday results. Thurman Jones added eight points.
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Brownwood
Howard Payne
Texas
Jackets
A.C.C
Wildcats
Brownwood College
Trinity
Waxahachie
Texas Wesleyan
Ac.c
Tigers
Rams
Wesleyans
Daniel Baker
Standings and schedule from Southwest Grid standings
The Associated Press compiled the Southwest Conference standings with Texas A and M leading in points, Rice Institute and SMU next, and Baylor Arkansas Texas Christian in mid pack. Upcoming games include Rice Institute at Texas A and M in College Station and Arkansas at SMU in Dallas. Leading scorers include Jim Kimbrough and Bob Brumley among others.
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Associated Press
Texas A & M
Rice Institute
South Meth U
Arkansas University
Texas University
Texas Christ
Baylor University TS
Texas A. & M
Fort Worth
Texas
Texas Christian
Waco
Tulsa
Baylor
Texas A
Southern Methodist
Rice
Arkansas
Detroit
Jkimbrough
Tex Ag
Bob Brumiey
P. Johnson
SMU
Jim Witt
A. Weems
Souers Reelected A T League Proxy
R. E. Souers of Bisbee was reelected president of the Arizona Texas League at a Sunday session. He told directors prospects are promising to enlarge the circuit from four to six clubs, with Phoenix ready to join. W. E. Casteel of El Paso was elected vice president, Cleon T. Knapp of Tucson resigned as secretary, Eddie Miller of Tucson stayed as statistician and Souers will appoint a new secretary.
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Bisbee
Ariz
R. E. Souers
W. E. Casteel
el Paso
Texas
Cleon T. Knapp
Tucson
Eddie Miller
Souers
Phoenix
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the Globe News
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Wash
Britain
Co. A
147Th Ohio Infantry
Camp Shelby
Miss
John Miller
Cincinnati
United Press News
Pomerania
By Sigrid Arne
Sigrid Arne
Mexico
International Tin Cartel
Belivian
Long Island
Belgium
R. P. Carter
Carter
House of David
Amarillo
Payne
W. A. Tucker
Houston
Firestone
Auto Supply and Service Stores
Webster
Columbia Dictionaries
Globe-News
Columbia
Fillmore St
Zale
Polk St
Better Business Bureau
Bureau
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