GOP Mapping Dixie Drive in Georgia Vice Presidents
Atlanta November 19 Republican National Chairman Guy George Gabriel said the South is ripe for a two party system and that in 1952 the party will contest in the Twilight zones, placing organizers, speakers, and money to build the GOP from the precinct level. Ottawa wool production for 1951 fell five percent to 1,471,000 pounds, with total clip 7,904,000 pounds, one of the lowest on record.
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Kids Triumphs In Rough Football Doubleheader
Wolflin defeated Forest Hill 13 0 while Margaret Wills stopped San Jacinto 14 0 in a pair of junior division games. Landergin 26 Sanborn 0 featured four Porterfield touchdowns and strong defense from Dalton and Trulock.
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Amos to Amarillo high school football score roundup
Bivins defeated St Marys 25 to 7 with Bert McClain scoring three touchdowns and Bobby Cotter one. Landergin beat Will Rogers 20 to 6 as Jimmy Davis, Don Painter and Lon Painter contributed. Wolflin crushed Margaret Wills 33 to 0 led by Joe Ted Davidson and Soapy Sudbury. San Jacinto shut out Mavericks 14 to 0 as Condron ran twice. Forest Hills and North Amarillo played to a stalemate 0 0. Pride College beat Pantex 46 to 7. Mavericks overwhelmed Amarillo College 47 to 0 with Moon scoring four times.
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Dan Topping and Wife Separate
New York, Nov. 19. Daniel R. Topping, co owner of the New York Yankees, and his fourth wife Kay Sutton have separated. J. Arthur Friedlund, general manager, announced the development.
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Toppings to Face Divorce Amid Property Settlement
Counsel for the baseball club announced last night that the Toppings have executed a property settlement and that Mrs. Topping plans to begin divorce proceedings in Palm Beach Florida within months. She was previously married to Theodora Boettger Arline Judge Sonja Henie and Clifford Weaver.
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Bombay Government Earned From Crossword Contests
The Bombay government collected nearly 1.3 million dollars between 1946 and 1950 from crossword competitions run by twelve newspapers across the state.
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