Pro Grid Draft Now Open to Disabled and Elderly
New York signals a 1941 NFL college draft in Chicago offering jobs with pay up to 16000 dollars annually and nine months vacation for three work months. The piece notes no degree needed and highlights the shift by army draft logic favoring physical unfitness and family status over pure athletic prowess.
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New York
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington, D. C
College
Steve Owen
George Halas
Army
Donner
Blitzer
Command of 11th Naval District Changes hands
San Diego dispatch reports Rear Admiral Ralston Holmes takes command of the 11th Naval District succeeding Rear Admiral Charles Blakeley. Holmes, 88 year Navy veteran, comes from the Navy General Board and has led destroyers and battle fleets, with prior commands including destroyer division 82 and destroyer Squadron 11. Blakeley is ordered on sick leave as the Navy cites wartime readiness.
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San Diego
WUP
Ralston
Holmes
U. S. Navy
11Th Naval District
Charles Blakeley
Navy General Board
Washington,d. C
Tenmessee
Wisconsin
Gregon
North Dakota
Wyoming
Idaho
Tacoma
Tacoma. He Commanded Destroyer Division 82
Naval Intelligence
Blakeley
Navy
Mushroom Discovered in Car by Vigilant Motorist
In Clinton Indiana Edward Reby found a mushroom growing from a crack between two metal sheets in the rear of his automobile. The specimen reached three inches in diameter and nearly four inches tall when mature, underscoring an unusual nature interlude on a harvest day.
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Clinton
Ind
Edward ‘Reby
U S Plans Long Range Air Force For Home Defense
Secretary Stimson outlines two main aims for a future independent air force and a strong air arm to defend the nation. He emphasizes a centralized U S command with long range power and mobile air forces ready to counter any overseas naval attack and expeditions threatening the western continent.
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Louisiana
Europe
Stimson
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
South America
Reiser Captures National League Batting Title as Rookie
Pete Reiser, 21, Brooklyn Dodgers centerfielder, becomes the first NL rookie to win the batting crown with .348 over 137 games. Johnny Cooney of the Boston Braves is runner-up at .819 over 123 games. Other leaders include Stan Hack with 186 hits and 141 singles, Dolph Camilli with 34 homers, and Danny Murtaugh with 18 steals.
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NEW York
Pete Reiser
Brooklyn Dodgers
Reiser
Johnny Cooney
Boston Braves
Sstel Crabtree
Cardinals
Rme
Johnny Mize
Dolph Camilli
Brooklyn
Stan Hack
Cubs
Danny Murtaugh
Phils
Marty Marion
Cards
Johnny Rucker
Giants
Sister of Ranch Employee Sought as Police Hunt McLaughlin
Corona police search for Robert McLaughlin, reportedly working on a local ranch. His sister is critically ill at a Long Beach hospital after a call routed through Mrs Conéry of 38 Orange Street.
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Corona Police Department
Robert McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Aorg Beach Hospital
Corona Police
Conéry
Orange Street
Long Beach
Sidelights on a boxer's 70 pound weight loss by five meals a day
In ten years of boxing Johnny Wyatt fought in every class from light to heavyweight and claims he can set his weight by a bet. He dropped 70 pounds from 235 to 165 by eating five meals daily and avoiding fried foods, heavy fats, and gravies. He credits this plan with reducing hunger and avoiding the fatigue of continuous exercise, though he once pushed himself with extreme routines. Now 87, he works in a brewery and still follows the five meal method.
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Johnny
Wyatt
Wight
Fairmount
Minn
Father Son Banquet at La Sierra College Sunday
Dr. K E C Bh iers of Loma Linda spoke at La Sierra Mu Beta Kappa's biennial father son banquet on the mutual responsibility of fathers and sons. About 869 attendees gathered for an organ prelude, a Christmas motif banquet in the new cafeteria, with Bill Taylor as toastmaster and a closing sing along of Stout Hearted Men.
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KE. C. Bhiers
Loma Linda
la Sierra College
Mu Beta Kappa
Hole Memorial Auditorium
Niel Woods
Elpcos and Athletics Split City Championship Game Four
The Elpcos defeated the Athletics 4 to 2 to even the city baseball championship at one game apiece. Chagnon pitched well for the Elpcos, striking out many as they collected nine hits. Next Sunday’s decisive game will be at Sheridan and Railroad streets with Chagnon and Black for the Elpcos and Ragsdale and Contreras for the Athletics serving as battery mates. Wiswell and Caudill officiated. Players invite armed forces personnel to attend and enjoy a good ball game that will finish before religious services.
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Elpcos
Athletics
Contreras
Athletica
Wiswell
Candill
Sheridan
Railroad Streets
E J. Michaels
B. Chambers
R. Chambers
N. Snipes
N. Rossiter
H. Patten
C. Black
W. Walker
BR. Chagnon
A. Deleo
Cee
BR. Saucedo
A. Uribe
G. Enriquez
EL Uribe
F. Fredericks
J. Barba
W. Ramirez
S. Balderas
Aeeaeseaeyonton Hi
Ragsdale
C R. Delgadillo
Wiswell and Caudill
M. Hacker
Aid of High Schools in Defense Sought
Dr Warren Fox Riverside county health officer proposes high schools aid defense by making stretchers in manual training departments and including the Schaefer prone pressure method of artificial respiration in physical education so all students are instructed.
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Riverside County
Warren ©. Fox
Fox
California State Guard funding sparks Senate clash
The Senate debated a lump sum guard appropriation and a $5,000,000 emergency fund with a $750,000 revolving fund for the adjutant general. Proponents said regional needs justify expansion while opponents, including Sen. John Phillips, criticized the process as rammed through and questioned high officer ranks and pay.
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Sen
Phillips
Johnn Phillips
Banning
Senate
Ofifornia
Merchants oppose outside union drive spark city tensions
Reported clashes as merchants fought back against outside teamsters aiming to unionize the city. A 6 p.m. Saturday truce was agreed, with people scattered and shops kept open until Sunday morning.
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A. of
I. Teamsters
Infant Takes Final Curtain at One Day Old
Salome Garcia of Foothill Ranch died at one day old in the family home. Graveside services were held this afternoon in the cemetery. Survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Garcia and a brother Jr. one line garbled text remains.
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Salome Garcia
Foothill Ranch
Ahd
Garcia
Trother
Ee Jr
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