State board to name stadium after Nile Kinnick decision
Iowa City AP report notes no decision to rename Iowa stadium Nile Kinnick. Student council vote was advisory only with 1 081 for Kinnick 672 for Memorial 45 for Robert Jones and 89 against any change. Officials said only the state board of education can act on a recommendation from university leadership. Jones was the first I-man killed in this war. The facility opened in 1929 as Iowa stadium.
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26 Thunderbolts Given Letters at Honor Assembly
At an honor assembly Thursday morning 21 Franklin gridders were given letters. The football award winners include Don Caldwell Bill Chadima Bob Cohrs and Charles Scott who was elected honorary captain. Managers Duane Fry and Jim Ritchie also honored. Cross country awards went to Lloyd Ewart Keith Sanford and Jim Nolan. The season ends with a dinner for 42 players and dads next Monday at the YMCA.
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Fred Gable
Jim Grissel
Marion Heins
Don Hliubucek
Bob Hoff
Ed Hollander
Dick Holloway
Jim O’reiley
Roger Peterson
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Jim Phillips
Newell Pinch
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Bob Veley
Duane Fry
Jim Ritchie
Lloyd Ewart
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Jim Nolan
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Sioux Falls Air Five Dominate Huron Cagers in Preseason
Sioux Falls Army Air Field quintet routed Huron College Scalpers 62 to 36 Friday night in Huron South Dakota, spoiling the homecoming with a strong defensive and fast-paced win.
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VINTON AREA BASKETBALL PRACTICES AND SCHEDULES
Vinton high opens practice led by Coach Everett Davies with two lettermen Cecil Kelly and Clarence Selken guiding a large group. The schedule lists games from Nov through Mar including key opponents such as Marion Belle Plaine Dysart and Cedar Falls. district tournament dates appear later in February.
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LAFF-A-DAY Divorce Zingers Spark Witty Exchange
The strip lampoons marriage and divorce with a character asking why a REA SON is needed for a divorce after not needing one to marry. The joke hinges on wordplay around legal terms and domestic life.
Tama Team Defeats Toledo 19-0 in Annual Gridiron Tilt
Tama beat Toledo 19 to 0 in the annual game Friday afternoon. Edwards stood out with strong middle runs as Tama finally breached Toledo’s line. Scoring came in the first quarter, late in the half, and in the final four minutes of the fourth quarter with Burns Luthkey Coleman and Rebik contributing touchdowns and an extra point.
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College Football and Basketball Scores Report
Miami Florida defeated North Carolina State 21 to 7 in college football. Arkansas Tech and Henderson Michigan Normal had a 25 to 0 result. Wayne Michigan 0 and Milligan 3 matched in college action. Tennessee Poly and Fort Monroe games noted. Michigan Central 68 lost to Central Michigan 43 in basketball.
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First INS All Rockies Five Lead 1945 Stars
Nine G I s named to the first INS All Rockies eleven by regional coaches and writers. Notables include Gay Adelt of Utah and Don Rumley of New Mexico, with Frank Sinkwich Bulldog Turner and Dick Barneran of the Superbombers earning spots.
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Byrd Leads Azalea Open at Midpoint in Mobile
Sam Byrd former New York Yankee out fielder turned golfer led the Azalea Open after 36 holes with a 69 70 139 five under par, one stroke ahead of Denny Shute Akston Ohio and others. Ben Hogan and Stan Horne were tied for third at 141 with a crowded field behind him.
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Leahy Rejoins Notre Dame Bench for Northwestern Clash
Frank Leahy, back from Navy service, sits with the Notre Dame squad at Dyche Stadium to face Northwestern. The Irish seek a rebound after a 0 59 loss to Army, amid a capacity 47000 Northwestern crowd and a pep talk planned before kickoff.
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Yearlings barred from Gulfstream stalls in Hallandale note
Hallandale Florida report states stalls at Gulfstream Park are scarce so yearlings will not be permitted to stable there. Racing officials cite limited barn capacity and advise owners to seek alternative housing arrangements for young horses.
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Radio Thanksgiving Highlights on NBC CBS and WMT
Thanksgiving radio lineup includes Ralph Edwards hosting Truth or Consequences from Tokyo Hollywood circuit at 7 30 p m over NBC and WHO with Helen Hayes guest on CBS WMT at 6 p m The Life of Riley stars William Bendix at 7 p m NBC WHO Chicago Theater of the Air Dawn Prokofieff premiere with the Boston Symphony Orchestra at 8 30 p m ABC KXEL Dr Serge Koussevitzky conducts The Vagabond King on Mutual WGN at 9 p m Marion Claire Bruce Foote lead Chicago Theater of the Air Also Danny Kaye Ralph Morgan Frances Faye on Report to the Nation 9 15 p m CBS WMT etc.
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Saturday Film Schedules at Local Theaters
The Gazette lists Saturday showtimes for Paramount Palace Rialto Times Marion and other venues. Highlights include Mildred Pierce Captain Kidd Dr Maniac See My Lawyer Together Again and radio program slots with multiple daily screenings and late-night hours.
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Boxing Roundup From Cities Aboard The Circuit
Tinpy Larkin of Garfield New Jersey outpoints Nick Moran of Jalisco Mexico in a ten round match in New York. Eddy of Detroit outpoints Gene Spencer of Chicago in a nine round bout in Detroit. Jackie Graves of Austin Minnesota defeats Sammy Farrato in Minneapolis. Georgie Knox of Newark tops Paul Febbo in Philadelphia. Johnny Pretzke and CHIT Mann fight to a decision in Boston. Julie Kogron of New Haven defeats Pat Doyle in Worcester Massachusetts.
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New Haven
Conn
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Fall Miver
Notice of Appointment of Administrator for Charles F Maxfield
Notice is hereby given that on Sunday in November 1945 James Escovel was appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Charles F Maxfield late of Linn County Iowa. All persons indebted to said estate should pay promptly. Those with claims must file them in the office of the Clerk of Linn County District Court. Attorneys Yessler and Fahey represent the administrator.
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Joan Crawford Returns in Mildred Pierce at Paramount
Joan Crawford headlines the Warner Brothers film Mildred Pierce directed by Michael Curtiz with cast including Jack Carson Zachary Scott Eve Arden Ann Blyth and Bruce Bennett. The town greets the release as a melodramatic comeback for Crawford praised for production acting and direction.
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Mildred Pierce carries melodrama through tough choices
Nadine Subotnik reviews Mildred Pierce noting a mother driven by a need to provide for her children. The film follows Mildred from housewife to restaurateur and mother whose actions, including a daughter s tragedy and a murder plot, drive the melodramatic arc with strong supporting performances.
Attlee and King Leave By Train for Ottawa
Prime Ministers Attlee and Mackenzie King depart Washington by train at 3:16 pm CST marking the end of a seven day stay in the capital.
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