Redskins Dominate Giants 41 to 10 in Eastern showdown
Washington overwhelms New York 41 to 10 to seize clear first in the East as the Giants’ ground game stalls. The Yanks fall 21 to 14 to Pittsburgh, while the Rams rally to a 28-28 tie with the Eagles in Los Angeles. Green Bay beats Detroit 33-21 and Buffalo tops Brooklyn 31-21.
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House Group Urges US Arms Aid to China
A House foreign affairs subcommittee calls China the decisive arena in the Cold War and urges Washington to provide greater financial aid and outright military assistance to the Chinese National Government. It cites China's strategic position and the need to deter both superpowers, noting the Chinese Communist Party’s strength and the wider world stakes.
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Schroeder Wins by Default in Pacific Southwest Tennis
Ted Schroeder of Glendale California captured the men’s singles title when Frank Parker of Pasadena defaulted at the end of the third set with blisters that made each step painful. Parker led 6-4 9-7 5-7 before leaving court. Louise Brough of Beverly Hills won the women’s singles crown defeating Beverly Baker Santa Monica 6-2 6-3. Parker and Schroeder also won the men’s doubles title. Brough and Margaret DuPont won the women’s doubles.
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Hogan Haas Palmer Tie in Portland Open
Triple champion Ben Hogan and rivals Fred Haas Jr. and Johnny Palmer finished tied at 270 for the 72 holes in the Portland Open. Palmer led earlier with 67, Haas shot 65 final round, Hogan birdied the 18th for a three way playoff set for Monday in rain and darkness.
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ECA Opens Second Six Months With $2 Billion in Loans
The Economic Cooperation Administration began its second six months with over 2.0 billion dollars approved for recovery aid to eight Western European and allied nations including Italy which received 30.0 million of weekly allocations and a 25.2 million cotton loan. Cumulative totals through Sept 29 reach 2.01 billion with France and the United Kingdom among top recipients.
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Lone Star Loop Sees Unbeaten Lumberjacks Tackle Tie
Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks remain unbeaten in three games with a 7 7 tie against Trinity while Southwest Texas State slips after a 13 2 loss to Texas A I and leads the conference with one win no defeats. Trinity Steven F Austin tie, Texas A I 13 2.
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French Reds Call for Coal Walkout Today
In Douai France on October 3 194? a Communist led nationwide coal strike begins halting production. Some 335000 miners affected as Lens union joins. Government warns strikers unpaid while non strikers may still be paid if blocked from work.
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Lochmonar Freighter Reaches Jamaica Under Steam
The 9412 ton British freighter Lochmonar, owned by Royal Mail Lines, refloated after grounding on September 19 near Little Cayman Island, steamed into Kingston Jamaica on Sunday during a tropical hurricane fringe.
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