Judson Joins Reds in Big Trade
Cincinnati acquires right handed pitcher Howie Judson from Chicago White Sox in a deal that sent outfielder Hank Edwards to the White Sox. Judson, 26, debuted in 1946 with Waterloo Three-I, had his best season in 1951 with 5-6 and a 3.76 ERA, appeared in 21 games last year, and resides in Hebron Illinois.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Howie Judson
Chicago White Sox
Hank Edwards
Chisox
Waterloo
Iowa
White Sox
Judson
Chicago
University of Tilinois
Hebron
Ill
TV Group Ignores Plea by Notre Dame
New York. The National College Athletic Association television committee closed a two day meeting and indicated it would favor continuation of the restricted program at the NCAA convention in Washington January 8 to 10. The group said a thorough survey of 1952 results showed the program worked satisfactorily.
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New York
Universities of
Pennsylvania
Notre Dame
National College Athletic Association
Washington
Pick O Shaughnessy to Captain Michigan
Dick O Shaughnessy a 20 year old Seaford New York junior will captain Michigan s 1953 football squad. He is a highly regarded center on the Wolverines fourth place Big Ten team this year succeeding Merritt Green. Ted Topor of East Chicago Indiana was voted most valuable to the team and quarterbacked the Wolverines this past season.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Dick O’shaughnessy
Seaford
N. Y
Michigan
O’shaughnessy
Merritt Green
Toledo
Ohio
Ted Topor
East Chicago
Ind
Wolverines
European welterweight champion outpoints rival in Lille bout
Sport brief notes Charles Humez, European welterweight champion, defeated Bobby Dawson of New York in a 10 round bout in Lille. The column recaps past sports milestones from various years including college football and Rose Bowl history.
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Charles Humez
Bobby Dawson
New York
Lille
France
Associated Press
Johnny Lujack
Notre Dame
Bob Chappuis
Michigan
Ray Evans
Kansas
Donkalker
SMU
John A. Quinn
Pittsburgh
USC
Pasadena
Calif
Baier and Varco Earn Carleton Grid Letters
Carleton College names Tom Erickson captain of the 1953 football team at a fall sports dinner. Dave Baier and Walt Varco of Austin were among 33 players earning football letters. Dale Anderson and others received awards. Ben Nelson named cross country captain. honors given to freshmen and honorary captains.
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Northfield
Tom Erickson
Duluth
Carleton
Ben Nelson
Superior
Wis
Dave Isrig
River Forest
Don Voss
LaCrosse
Dave Baier
Walt Varco
Austin
Dale Anderson
John McGovern
LeSueur
Tar Heel Football Coach May Lose Job
The UNC athletic council may decide Carl Snavely's fate tonight as UNC faces an 11 game losing streak, two wins in eight games this season, and renewed calls for his ouster or resignation.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Carl Snavely
University of North Carolina
UNC
Tar Heels
Bryant to Manage Saints Another Year
PHOENIX ARIZ. Clay Bryant, veteran major league pitcher, was named for another term as manager of the St. Paul club of the American Association. Bryant led the Brooklyn farm club to third place last season and, over eight years as a manager, his teams have never finished lower than third.
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Phoenix
Arix
Clay Bryant
St. Paul
Bryant
Brooklyn
Detroit Star Leads Scoring in NHL Race
Gordie Howe of the Detroit Red Wings dominates the scoring race with 26 points, leading in goals and assists after a week of five goals and one assist. Ted Lindsay climbs to second with 24 points. Boston’s Sugar Jim Henry stands out in goal tending with a 2.05 average and three shutouts in 21 games.
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Montreal
Gordie Howe
Detroit Red Wings
Howe
Ted _ Lindsay
Lindsay
Sugar Jim Henry
Boston
Henry
Ourstorm Wins Fourth Race in Heavy Tanforat Rain
In San Bruno California at Tanforat race track the storm drenched the track with two inches of rain and winds up to 62 mph Ourstorm a three year old gelding won the fourth race by three lengths Bettors paid $2480 for a $2 win wager on Ourstorm and the heavy rain noted the day’s conditions.
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San Bruno
Calif
Tanforat
Ourstorm
Hunch Players
Rams may be without rookie end for Packers tilt
Los Angeles Rams may miss rookie end Bob Carey with a sprained neck after he crashed into the San Francisco bench in last Sunday's win over the 49ers. Carey, a former Michigan State star, is listed as questionable for the upcoming clash with Green Bay.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Rams
Bob Carey
Green Bay Packers
Carey
Michigan State
San Francisco
Ram
49Ers
Chicago Sox Sign New Midwest Scout
Fred Schulte former major league outfielder signs with the Chicago White Sox to scout in the Northern Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa area. He worked as a Cincinnati scout from 1948 to 1952 and played for the St. Louis Browns Washington and Pittsburgh from 1926 to 1937.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Fred Schulte
Chicago White Sox
Ilinois-Wisconsin-Minnesota-Iowa
Schulte
Cincinnati
St. Louis Browns
Washington
Pittsburgh
Insurance license revoked for Hoaglund agency
State insurance commissioner A Herbert Nelson revoked the Donald C Hoaglund agency license in Minneapolis for charging fees higher than approved rates and soliciting substandard risks. He advertised fast license reinstatements and misrepresented premiums, sometimes failing to issue promised refunds.
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A. Herbert Nelson
Donald C. Hoaglund
Minneapolis
Nelson
Hoaglund
Hoagland
Movie Executive and Starlet to Wed in December
Santa Monica theater executive Pat de Cicco and film starlet Mary Joanne Tarola announce plans to marry on December 12. Tarola, 23, is the celebrated Rose Festival princess of Portland for 1947. De Cicco is a divorced man with ties to Gloria Vanderbilt Stokowski and Thelma Todd.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Pat de Cicco
Mary Joanne Tarola
Miss Tarola
Portland, Ore
Pasquale John de Cicco
Gloria Vanderbilt Stokowski
Thelma Todd
de Cicco
Mary Joanne
Odd Cures From Primitive Times Featured At Medical Museum
The Medical Museum of the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology displays ancient medical gadgets and beliefs. Stories recall lock of hair in a tree for asthma and beads or mummy powder as cures, with Bezoar stones and witch balls cited as early remedies and King Charles II's 15 000 pound purchase of Goddard's Drops from yaw silk.
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Washington
Medical Museum
Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
Charles II of
England
Cave Man Not So Old as Believed
New evidence from radiocarbon dating of charred bones suggests European cave man decline by 1300 B C, placing ancestors of modern Europeans about 35 000 years younger than earlier estimates. Dr Kenneth Page Oakley of the British Museum presented the findings at an International Symposium on Anthropology.
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New York
Europe
Kenneth Page Oakley
British Museum of Natural History
U S Patronage Jobs Will Not Exceed 382
Washington reports the Civil Service Commission says Republicans will have 170,382 federal jobs available for patronage, mostly small posts. The figure comes from a recent survey and was released yesterday.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Dismiss Case Against Cate in Bakke Suit
Dismissal of Cate as a defendant in one of two $50,000 damage suits in District Court. The guardian for two minor Bakke children filed against Corner Bar and Cafe and Foxhome liquor store for selling liquor to an intoxicated man. Bakke testified he was drunk. Foxhome witnesses countered he appeared sober the night of Dec. 1, 1951.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
Foxhome
Curtis Bakke
Bakke
Erwin Baltes
Student drinks eight beers to test driving reaction
Troy New York report says Richard Somers Jr. 21 drank eight cans within two hours as part of a campus safety drive. Reactions slowed from .382 to .475 seconds on a simulated highway test. He claimed not drunk, just tired, and his girlfriend drove him home.
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Troy
N. Y
College Snior
Richard Somers Jr
Somers
Order for Hearing on Probate of Will in Minnesota
In Mower county probate court the estate of Steve Reding sees Nick Hug and Lewis Corbitt petition for probate of the will and appointment as executors. A hearing is set for December 10, 1952 at 10 A.M. with claims due four months from this date and a separate hearing for filed claims on March 17, 1953 at 10 A.M. in Austin Minnesota. Publication and mailed notice are ordered.
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State OF
Minnesota
County of Mower
Steve Reding
Nick Hug
Lewis Corbitt
Defense Officials to Scan Military Supply
Washington defense officials were summoned to a hearing opening tomorrow before a House expenditures watchdog subcommittee. Chairman Bonner announced the hearings to determine what has been done about congressional orders against duplicating military supply systems. He said rumors of denial of the order had reached him and the hearings run through Friday.
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Washington
House
Bonner
D-Nc
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Lansing Minnesota
Mortgagee Paul A. Robertson seeks foreclose on Hilda H. Miller and Herman H. Miller mortgage dated September 25 1940 recorded in Mower County Minnesota. Debt $1100 with interest. sale January 14 1953 at 11:00 AM at the west front door of the Austin Courthouse. lot details given. twelve month redemption. Dated November 20 1952. Bandler & Bandler Attorneys.
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Hilda H. Miller
Herman H. Miller
Paul A. Robertson
Register of Deeds
County of
Mower
Minnesota
State of
Lansing
Mower County
Said County
Court House
Austin
Final Account Hearing for Gertrude Wolfe Estate
Minnesota court sets hearing for final account and petition for distribution in the estate of Gertrude Wolfe. Hearing scheduled for the 29th day of December 1952 with notice by publication in the Austin Daily Herald and by mailed notice as required by law.
Hearing on Petition for Administration in Spurgeon Estate
In Probate Court for the estate of A. A. Spurgeon De Marion D. Spurgeon filed for general administration asserting death intestate Ivan Spurgeon named administrator Hearing set for the 26th day of Minnesota and creditors' claims deadline four months from today Claims heard on April 2, 1953 at 10:00 AM Notices to be published in the Austin Daily Herald and mailed as required Filed November 29, 1952 Baudler & Baudler attorneys for petitioner File No 10382
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Court House
Austin
Minnesota
Austin Daily Herald
Carl Baudler
Catherwood
Hughes & Alderson
Mower
Ss. Incrobate Court
Gertrude Wolfe
Baudler& Baudler
State OF
County of Mower
A. A. Spurgeon
Marion D. Spurgeon
Ivan Spurgeon
Moweres In Probate Court Estate of Richard Jech
In Re Estate of Richard Jech also known as Richard G Jech decedent Elsie Jech filed a petition for general administration stating intestate death and requesting J F Schneider as administrator hearing set for March 31 1953 at 10 a m in Austin Minnesota probate court room publication and mailed notice ordered by the court dated November 29 1952 File No 10380
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State OF
Minnesota
County of Mower
Richard Jech
Richard G. Jech
Elsie Jech
General Administration
J. F. Schneider
Court House
Austin
Austin Daily Herald
Carl Baudler
Baudler & Baudler
Petitioner
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