Annual Football Meetings Open in Detroit
More than 800 football coaches and athletic envoys from major universities opened a three day joint session by the American Football Coaches Association and the National Collegiate Athletic Association to map expanded programs linking sports to national defense. They expect talks on substitutions rules and intramural emphasis while considering 150 pound football in competitive sports and await guidance from military officials.
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Columbia
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Indianapolis Auto Race Suspension During War
The international 500 mile speed race at Indianapolis faced a wartime pause, with officials reviewing racing on AAA circuits as other interruptions occurred. Key figures include a board supervisor and a central race administrator overseeing testing and regulations during the period.
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National Plans to Protect Cultural Treasures Highlighted
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Madison Square Hosts Interracial College Doubleheaders
New York night program features Oregon State at Manhattan and Wyoming at City College in the opening twin bill. Washington faces New York University while Colorado meets St. John’s in the second doubleheader, with Creighton opposing Long Island University and Rhode Island State meeting Fordham on Saturday. Oregon State and Washington vie for Northern Division titles. Wyoming and Colorado tipped as big seven contenders. Creighton, Missouri Valley champion, is the lone undefeated club aside from a loss to Minnesota.
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Local News Briefs Sketch Fragmented Messages
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Positive American aid to Philippines promised by navy
The navy announced an intensive well planned campaign to aid General MacArthur's defense forces in the Philippines. It said the fleet is not idle and will provide positive assistance, despite Japanese rumors. Submarines are credited with sinking multiple Japanese vessels as U S destroyers incurred minor damage from air bombings.
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Nationwide poll urged on crop damage from pests
J R Parker of the U S Department of Agriculture told the opening session of the American Association of Economic Entomology that annual damage to agriculture from insect pests could reach as high as 1 66 billion dollars, about 10 percent of all losses, and urged a coordinated nationwide survey with trained personnel and agency cooperation.
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Rancher shoots 45 rattlesnakes from his car near White Deer
Dr. R A Duncan of Amarillo visited his ranch in Hutchinson County near White Deer to practice rifle fire. He reportedly killed 45 rattlesnakes without leaving the car as ranch hands watched.
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Aggies and Crimson Tide Top Texas Bowl Matchup
Texas A and M and Alabama meet in Dallas on January 1 with high scoring prospects. Both squads boast strong offense, A and M led by Der ace Moser while Alabama relies on a stout defense and a potent passing game. The game will hinge on aerial balance and pass defense as the Tide seeks a sixth bowl appearance in 16 years.
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Gloria Vanderbilt's son wed in New York ceremony
Gloria Vanderbilt attended her son’s wedding beside family members in New York. The bride wore white satin in a colonial style with a face veil, while the groom wore a long tailed coat amid light rain. The event marked years of reconciled relations among relatives.
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