Dempsey Sees 1951 Boxing Roster as Tests for Louis and Others
Jack Dempsey, 56, now a west coast real estate agent, analyzes 1951 boxing prospects. He critiques Louis and Charles, sizes up Murphy Layne Stevens Walcott and Gibbons, and recalls his Tunney bout experience and training insights, noting boxing's recent dip and need for help.
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Jack Dempsey
West Coast
Manassa Mauler
Joe Louis
Beshore
Jack
Louis
Ezzard Charles
Bob Murphy
Rex Layne
Murphy
Stevens
Utah
Joe Walcott
Layne
Walcott
Charles
Firpo
Willard
Greb
Tunney
Gibbons
Dempsey
Night Crawlers Turned To Worm Fast Fishing
Anglers plan early season fishing using night crawlers as bait in late February across many waters. They cast along stream beds to drift bait with minimal interference, catching bass, catfish, white perch, rock bass, suckers, bream, and crappie as streams thaw.
Albino deer bagged in Alabama tops season notes
William Atkins of Alberta in northern Wilcox county killed an albino buck during the season's closing week. The white deer stood three and a half feet high, weighed 285 pounds, with a three foot antler spread, felled by two loads of buckshot.
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Alabama
William Atkins
Alberta
Alabama Conservation Division
Wilcox County
The Home Workshop Shelves for Wall Spaces
Pattern 209 offers a dozen shelf designs in varied shapes and sizes with interlocking joints cut from tracing designs. Easy quick assembly and attractive results for wall spaces. Price 25 cents. Workshop Pattern Service Drawer 10 Bedford Hills New York.
Barefoot Cobbler Whittier Aids His Studies
Quaker poet John Greenleaf Whittier once apprenticed as a shoemaker. He supported himself through school by making shoes and slippers for New England ladies.
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John .Greenleaf Whittier
New England
Bakery Industry Employs Over Four Hundred Fifty Thousand
The baking sector directly employs more than 450,000 people, the largest group within the food industry, reflecting its substantial economic footprint.
Bread kneaded in villages to fund large Greek weddings
In rural Greece engagement celebrations feature public bread kneading with friends and relatives tossing coins into dough to help the engaged couple pay for a large wedding.
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Greece
Big Paul Bunyan Among American Lumberjack Legends
The article places Big Paul Bunyan with other folklore giants in American folklore. It notes Bunyan as a towering lumberjack hero and humorously claims he was so large as a baby his mother used wheelbarrow wheels as buttons for his jacket.
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Superman
Farré
Big Paul Bunyan
Bunyan
Suez Canal Built to Speed Wheat Trade
The Suez Canal owes its construction to wheat as a shorter route from India to England was created. The American Bakers Association reported the canal’s purpose was to greatly reduce travel time for wheat shipments.
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Suez Canal
India
England
American Bakers Association
Central Consumption of Cereal Foods in American Diet
The average American derives about 28 to 30 percent of calories and protein directly from cereal products, shaping the diet and nutritional balance across the population.
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