Lions Triumph 21 3 Over Cards In Detroit Return
Detroit Lions defeat Chicago Cardinals 21 to 3 to end their 1941 season with a 4 1 6 record. Whizzer White, possibly playing his last game, sparked the win with an 81 yard interception return for a score and a late kickoff, while Emil Aremovich and Hugh McCollum contributed plays as Detroit held third place in the Western division.
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Byron
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Detroit Lions
Chicago Cardinals
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Emil Aremovich
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Dunbar Kiddewens Rh
Dunbar Realty
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A. By & Eliza
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L. D. de Millate Forter
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Richardson
Levi Young
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Phoebe A
Myers Ave
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Saunders
Ethel F
Elois Myers
Fiat
Lis
Dunthair Gee
West Ave
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Stewart, Heb & Mary
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Me Withrow
Magee
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Adkins
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Mawhereon
Floyd
Mowe
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Marto
Eva
Maynor
Cox River
Turley
Clydia
Miner
Joe
Miller
Estesse
Coaches debate college prep in football and schedule tricks
The piece quotes opinions on Ohio State coach Paul Brown and Minnesota, Wisconsin, Texas A&M, and Bible as part of a broader argument about coaching quality and how to settle rankings. It suggests floating schedules with open dates as a potential fix, noting the difficulty of contrasting teams and the idea of resourceful programs overcoming brute power.
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Golden Avalanche
Paul Brown
Ohio State
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Red Sox
Texas Aggies
Texas
Dooleys Grid and Stanford Tilt Highlight Coast Football
Dooley's grid notes praise Navy coach and team leadership while Stanford falters against California and strong showings by Georgia and Minnesota players are discussed. The piece cites Reinhard and other stars, plus coaching praise for Leahy and Bierman, as well as obituaries for local figures in West Virginia, including J. C. Kervey and Ker sey kin.
Fordham Missouri Contained on Page Seven Brief
Fragmented OCR notes mention Fordham and Missouri with stray names and numbers. Lacks clear context or outcome. Entities include Mt Carmel and Kansas, with scattered references to Nebraska and Pardue. The readable bits indicate a comparative record between Fordham and opponents.
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Joe Ososki
Mt Carmel
Tenme
Miosouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Paroled murderers fair case noted in Warren terms
Fur and legal notes show murderers described as beastly by Earl Warren, with no exoneration but parole. Obits list services for James F. Moore, Lum Snodgrass, and Hedgeman Waggoner, detailing funerals, burial plans, and officiants. Want ad tips and publishing guidelines follow in Charleston Gazette.
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Fayeyes
Arection
Earl Warren
California
Classified ad rates and public notices itemized
A cluttered notice details Want Ad rates seven days with a free TH day, special classified rates, and a 10 cent per line per insertion minimum charge. Includes legal notices for commissioner of accounts, guardianships, executors, and estates. Mentions Marion F Kemmner and Marion Francis Kemmner services, and a funeral in Spencer.
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Biuetion
Obituaries for Mary Evelyn Beom and Marie Castle
Obituary notices report Mrs. Mary Evelyn Beom 45 dying at her daughter’s home in Prenter with services at Orgas church and burial at Hendricks cemetery. Also listed are Mrs. Marie Castle 47 wife of Police Chief B C Castle of Cedar Grove who died of pneumonia in Montgomery hospital. services set at Glasgow Nazarene church, burial at Woodland cemetery, Cedar Grove in charge of Perine Funeral Home.
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Mary Evelyn Scott
Mary Evelyn Beom
Fred Meadows
Prenter
Te Orgas
Hendricks
Valley Mortuary
Whitesvillce
Mazie Castle
Marie Castle
Chigg B.C. Castle
Ceder Grove
Montgomery
Glasgow Nazarene
Whrodland
Perine
Cedar Genve
Jate
Tan Rakes
Glasgow
Linnie Stanley
Rayford
Willam
Charles Messer
Burnwell
Infant dies. funeral planned for Carpenter’s baby daughter
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Carpenter of United died yesterday in a Charleston hospital. The family will receive at 1 p.m. today and burial is set for Williams Mountain cemetery. Bartlett and Wynas Funeral Home of Belief in charge. Surviving parents include a brother, a sister, and maternal grandparents.
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Dania Marie
Marcides
Betty Louw White
Wid
Ade Kins
Psted Clark
Olard King
Marmet
Charleston
Bartlett and
Wynns Frierst
Reba Levy Brady
Rebs Levy Brady
Tor
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J. W. Levy
Katherine King
Marnjet
Ham
Barbungeville
Jang Wness
Heeh Funeral
Barbours
Ville
Carpenter
Tennessee
Walt Slater
Bobbys
Pach
Texas Tech
Wake Forrest Teaters
Cheenine Mle
Tulane
Army-Navy
Army
Navy
Benace Bil Busik
Wang
Dritaska
Okahoma Wea
Vic Schleicl
St. Lows
Washington U
Buc Schwenk
Navier
Cincinnati
Georgetown
Craogie
Feod
Feop
Bala
Michigan
West Virginia
Dis Kieppe
Boston College
Holy Cross
Ted Williams
Frank Maznicki
Marquette
Uice
Town State
Penn State
Pepper Petrela
Nittany Lines
South Carolina
Bobby Smiths
Richmond
Cimb
Sewanee
Owls
SMU
Duke Meets Conference in 1915 Football Battle
Duke organized a 1915 conference meet. USC twice defeated opponents using a stout defense built by Lou Sliner and halted Stanford's T formation 10 to 0. Oregon State pitched dominant wins 122 to 34, beating Washington 9 10, Idaho 33 to 0, UCLA 18 to 9, California 6 10 0, and Montana 27 to 0, with losses to Southern California 7 10 3 and Washington State 0 10 7.
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Lou Sliner
Stanford
Beavers
Washington
Idaho
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California
Montana
Southern California
Washington State
Dark politics in labor reform rush to force anti strike laws
A critical editorial denounces lawmakers who rush four committees to draft anti strike legislation. It laments politicians fearing voluntary settlement and urges a conference among labor, management, and government to solve the issue in daylight. It condemns those who refuse collaboration and insist on punitive action.
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Senate
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Labor, Management
Freedom
America
War talk and defense fears swirl in uneasy dispatches
Merry-Go-Round notes Ed Stettinius influence and Brazil line tensions while wartime warnings escalate. A New Orleans official laments defense of the city as reports reveal disrupted German rail and a stalled potato harvest, with 80 percent picked but crops still blocked.
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RFC
PanAir de Braz
Brazil
U. S. Army
Dutch Guiana
T Semmes Walmsley
New Orleans
Huey Long Machine
LaGuardis
Hitler
Wwe
Woauld Steel
Fxscolurmm
Armies’ advanced shells threaten Allied artillery fire power
The report notes rocket propelled shells could extend bombardment reach for Allied forces with new trials showing promising results from airplane cannon. It mentions politics over National Guard officers deemed unfit, highlighting Maj. Gen. Robert S. Beightler as a top leader of the 37th Division composed of Ohio guardsmen, alongside Darryl F. Zanuck’s World War II service with the same division. A West Virginia real estate auction describes parcels in Kanawha County Charleston area under a chancery sale by special commissioner George S. Wallace, detailing tracts and ownership paths.
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General Staff
Robert S. Beightler
Ohia
Darryl F. Zanuck
37Th Ision
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Sair
Cabell County
Huntington
West Virginia
Imad
J. Brishen Walker
Charleston
Hanawhe
Soutry
Walker
Lala
Kanawha County
H. A. Rabsot
B. Gesty
Geary Realty Company
Glenwood
City of
W. G. Moses
Kenawha County
Wea
Virginia
A. D. Harragh
B. A. Robnon
W. B. Geary
H. A. Robson
W. W. Darrect
G. M. Lafollette, Jr
Glenwood Addition
Rekyah
Glen
Karthawha
Bourden
Osteen
Volsader
Brown Sire
Brown Street
He J. Campbell
Houghton A. Robson
Harrison B. Smith
Katherine B. Smith
Geird Auras
Ganawha Coury
Weal
Alita Taylor Hawalns
J. A. McKenn
L. M. LaPollette
HA. Ronsen
Tts
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Peter
Ecurities Company
Mc. Blake
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