Double Dish at Iowa City Purdue Stays in Cedar Rapids
Purdue visits Iowa City to face the Hawkeyes in a Big Ten clash as Iowa aims to rebound from losses to Ohio State and Illinois. The Seahawks host Fort Warren on Sunday, hoping to extend their winning streak.
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Lights Go Out in First Half Gridiron Result in Dispute
In Biglerville Pennsylvania the lights failed with two minutes left in the first half and the score 6 0. Coach Hew Bream argues the game should be replayed as Biglerville had no points. Coach Charlie Spangler contends Red Lion won since authorities did not refund spectators’ money.
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Big Ten grid stars set for key non conference tests
Ohio State Illinois and Wisconsin prepare to face non conference foes as the Big Ten seeks to prove football supremacy. Notre Dame looms as a strong challenger while Great Lakes and Iowa Preflight add to the league’s challenging schedule.
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Marine Who Was Lost 218 Days Now a Father
Delmer Dean Wiley of Glenwood, a navy radioman reported lost 218 days after his plane was shot down, is now stationed at the Ottumwa naval air station and is the father of an eight pound girl born Thursday. He endured living with natives on a South Pacific island until rescue.
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Marengo Air Medal Awarded to Staff Sergeant Hoyle
Staff Sergeant James B. Hoyle, first engineer and gunner on a Liberator bomber, is awarded the Air Medal and Oak Leaf cluster. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hoyle, have been advised. He serves in the European theater.
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Lowliest Dub Is Hero in Field Day for War Amputees
At Bushnell General Hospital in Brigham Utah a field day for amputee veterans features a 10 vs 10 softball game with one player batting left handed due to a lost arm and teammates compensating with remaining limbs. The event includes volleyball and calisthenics as First Lt Norman Shamburg oversees a program aimed at physical reconditioning during healing.
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Mob Fight In Palermo Leaves Nineteen Dead
In Palermo Sicily a street battle between a mob and Italian troops left nineteen dead after troops were called to quell a large demonstration by private employer groups seeking wage raises. A bomb was thrown and a shot fired as troops arrived. sixteen soldiers died at once and three later, with 105 wounded and nine injured.
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Service Notices of Local Servicemen Return Home and Awards
Families in Great Lakes Illinois Alameda California Fort Benning Georgia Camp Carson Colorado Fort Lewis Washington Camp Parks California San Francisco Oakland Cedar Rapids Hutchinson Kansas Farragut Idaho France and other locations are noted. The items report leaves home duty training promotions awards and a Medal of Combat Infantry for Pvt Max D Johnson.
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Union Discipline Ends Rubber Tieup
In Detroit a strike at United States Rubber Co ends after national union discipline. Sherman Dalrymple, CIO United Rubber Workers president, ordered striking workers to pay 12.50 each by November 3 or face removal from the union. The firm walked out over piecework pay rates.
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Morrell Firm Pays $46,961 Judgment in OPA Case
Federal Judge Charles A Dewey approved a $46,961 judgment against John Morrell and Company in Des Moines. The OPA claimed overcharges in beef sales. the Ottumwa firm consented to the ruling, and the amount was paid immediately.
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