Forty College Teams Emerge From Grid Play Still Unbeaten
In a weekend of upsets and close games, 40 college football teams remained unbeaten and untied. Major powers Maryland Duke Georgia Tech UCLA Southern California and Villanova led the group with six straight wins, while several smaller schools posted impressive streaks. East Texas State led scorers among the unbeatens with 29 points over six games as a sprawling table of unbeatens across the region was listed with records and scores.
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Stanopotovsky
New York
Maryland
Duke
Georgia Tech
UCLA
Southern California
Villanova
Michigan State
Duke Georgia
Durham
Nec
California
Vieg
Universit
Tenne
Western Kentuck
Hofstrauts
Idaho Stsie
Nevada
Peru Neb. State
Northeast
Oklahoma State
Nal
United
Michi State
East Texas State
Yland State
Montclair N.J. Yeachers
Northeast Oklahoma State
Louisiana Tech
Northeast Missouri State
Southern Arkansas State
Ottawa
Kan
William Jewel
McPherson
Sick List At San Jacinto Memorial Names Several Patients
A hospital sick list from San Jacinto Memorial includes Mrs. George T. Breeland Chan nelview, Thomas M. White Channelview, Norman Sadik Jr. 500 East Hunnicutt, Mrs. Samuel Herring 2202 Yowa, Eulalia Taylor Baytown, and others.
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San Jacinto Memorial
George T. Breeland
Channelview
Thomas M. White
Norman Sadik, Jr
East Hunnicutt
Samuel Herring
Yowa
Eulalia Taylor
Baytown
GPS Price Posters Require Repair Shops to Display
Public notice from OPS orders repair shops to post ceiling price lists for services. Sellers must list principal offerings on the printed posters and display them where customers can read easily. Posters available from San Antonio district office, 229 West Nueva.
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San Antonio
West Nueva
Lake Charles American Press Backs Eisenhower for President
Dwight Eisenhower receives endorsement from Lake Charles American Press in a Sunday editorial. The paper, the only Lake Charles daily, cites the Democratic Party’s departure from Jeffersonian principles and asserts Ike can clean up Washington without harming the economy, defense, or individual rights.
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Party of the People
Dwight Eisenhower
Washington
Chuck Davey The Scholar Boxer Faces Welterweight Battle
New York boxing notes profile Chuck Davey a highly educated southpaw with a Michigan State degree and a masters. Despite early rejection he rebuilt his career, winning NCAA titles and ruling as a pro contender with 35 wins in 37 bouts. A February shot at Kid Gavilan looms.
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New York
Chuck Davey
Charles Pierce Davey
Davey
Michigan State
Chuck
Air Corps
Germany
Jack Dempsey
Deck Knowles
Izzy Kline
Penn State
Billy Soose
Steve Hamas
Bob Pastor
Roland Lastarza
Chico Vejer
Lou Brouillard
Lew Tendler
Benny Leonard
Kayo
Jo Graws
Williams
Rockas Graziano
Vejor
Kid Gavilan
Mitt Mob
Benny Leonards
Strike wage board review eyed after union talk
The joint industry unions seek a review of the wage board ruling. President Moses said operators are ready to start paying the 10 cent wage increase now and set aside for miners the remaining 40 cents a day retroactive to Oct 11. Informed sources said the wage board, at Priman's request, would meet Tuesday to review its ruling.
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Unios Tenuest
Moses
Priman
Crosby School Carnival Opens With Parade in Town
Crosby's annual carnival starts at 11 a.m. with a class parade from the high school through Crosby. Every grade will enter costumed participants and floats, prizes to be awarded by the PTA. A junior high football game at 3 p.m. begins a day of entertainment, side shows open at 5 p.m., and the carnival ends with the crowning of the carnival queen.
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Crosby
Crosby Pta
Baytown Adverts List of Major Industry Names
A fragmented list of industrial and chemical company names appears, including American Repua, AT&T, Allied, Calumet, Celanese, Chrysler, Dow, Du Pont, General Motors, Goodyear, Gulf Oil, Phillips, Pure Oil, Texaco, Union Oil, U S Steel, and others. The passage also notes unrelated local items: a Memphis robbery incident where a hotel owner was arrested, a two pound potato grown in North Danville, and a statement that the average daily water use in the United States is about 100 gallons per person.
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Elec
Alieg ‘Ludlum
Allis
Chalmers American Repua
Amer Woolens
Anavonda Copper
Beth Steel
Calvan Oil
Calumet and
Hee Canada
Cessna - Chi Cara Chrysler Corp
Calumb
Ges - Creole Pet
Davidson Cherm Dow Chem
du Pont Chem
Basiman Kodak
el Paso Natural
Fairchild Eng
Freeport
Panhandle P
Ry Penney’s Inc
Phillips Pet
Richfield Oil
Press Steel
Parific
St. Regis
Sinclair Oil
Socony
Son Pacific
Stan Oil Ind
Stan Oil
Calif
Ohio
Stan Oil N. J.bun Oil Wss
Ee Sunray Oil Texas Co
Texas Gulf
Tex Gulf Sylph
Tidewater Corp
Union Oil of
U.S. Steel
Woodley Pet
N. O
The
United States
Farmers face five percent drop in next year income
Washington reports farm income next year should hold near this year’s record 37.6 billion dollars despite rising costs. Production expenses are seen up about two percent from 23.4 billion. Net income may fall about five percent as exports decline and domestic demand stays strong.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
Campaign Trail Swings Across States and Korea Plans
President Truman travels for about 40 speeches across Indiana Minnesota Iowa Michigan and Missouri while Eisenhower conducts whistle stops in Pennsylvania and New York. Nixon campaigns across Texas and Chicago with a push to win Southern votes as Sparkman presses the Korea issue amid laryngitis recovery. In Massachusetts a 300000 grain mill is operated entirely by push buttons, signaling automation's reach into farming.
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Truman
Indiana
Winvis
Minnesota
Iowa
Michigan
Sassouri
Eisenhower
Korea
Eisenhow
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
New York City
Chicago
Ser
Richard Mr. Nixon
Sesson
Stevenson
Nore
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Harlem
Madison
Garden
Ohio
Nixon
Texas
South
Sen
John J. Sparkman
Califora
Sparkman
Los Angeles
Refield
Mass
Cotton Marketing Hearings Set By House Agriculture Committee
The House Agriculture committee will hold public hearings in Memphis Tennessee next Friday on orderly marketing of this year's cotton crop. Secretary Brannan warns that dumping after harvest could drop prices temporarily below justified levels and urges use of the price support loan program. A committee spokesman notes buyers may withhold orders to push prices down further. The crop size exceeded early estimates due to hot dry weather increasing rapid market movement. The hearing will involve Agriculture Department Mutual Security Agency and cotton producer group representatives. Rep. Tom Abernethy presides with members E C Gathings and Otto E Passman.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Memphis
Tenn
Charles F. Brannan
Agriculture Department
Agriculure Department
Mutual Security Agency
Tom Abernethy
D-Miss
E. C, Gathings
Arkansas
Otto E. Passman
Louisiana
Birth Announcement for Ian Sammy Lee
Mr and Mrs Chart announce the birth of Ian Sammy Lee in Baytown. Parents Minnie and Alms Poteet are named.
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Chart
Ian Sammy Lee
Jacinto
Minnie
Baytown
St Jude's Church to Begin Missien Services
Fort Wayne Ind local church announces Missien St Jude's Catholic church to begin daily masses with schedule including 7 p.m. service and 6:45 a.m. Sunday mass. Rev Denis Kennedy named rector. City traffic safety council reports total accidents this year amounting to 1,428,700 with 17 fatalities so far.
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St. Jude's Church
Missien
St Jude's Catholic Church
Clarence Vawell
Acenray
Denis. Kennedy
Fort Wayne
Ind
Wayne
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