Pro and Con on Big and Little Football Lines
A sports column debates player size versus speed with figures from Notre Dame and Minnesota. It highlights Leon Hart and Bob Toneff, notes massed linemen with mobility, and praises Kentucky coach Paul Bryant for Kentucky's 47 0 win over Mississippi and 25 0 over Georgia.
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Gene Tunney
Bernard Gimbel
Reed Kilpatrick
Bernie Gimbel
Jim Martin
Leon Hart
Bob Toneff
Notre Dame
Clayton Tonnemaker
Leo Neméllini
Jerry Ekberg
Minnesota
Leon
Hart
Toneff
Martin
Tonnemaker
Nomellini
Ekberg
Hart of
Williams
Sitko
Coutre
Gay
Swistowicz
Spaniel
Mazur
Bye
Gregory
Cornell
Yale
Army
Harvard
Tulane
Navy
Tom Hamilton
Pittsburgh Panthers
Michigan
Walter Milligan
Paul Bryant
Kentucky
Alabama
Frank Thomas
Mississippi
Georgia
Labor unions and anti trust laws clash with John L Lewis
The piece argues against prosecuting unions as monopolies under anti trust laws, defending the Clayton Act immunity for labor organizations and praising workers rights. It notes concerns about union leaders like John L Lewis and the potential for harsher labor management legislation amid strikes. It also covers Senate changes and appropriation details from the 81st Congress.
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Ohn L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
America
Congress
Make Your Fruit Cakes Plum Puddings In Time
Home cooks are urged to prepare fruit cakes and plum puddings a month or more before Christmas to allow proper ripening. Step by step methods cover two days of work from selecting fruits to baking and decorating, with two tested recipes and tips for timing and presentation.
Widow’s garbled epitaph reads “Thou art at rest ’til we meet again”
The widow, grieving, asked a stone-cutter to inscribe a message on her husband’s tombstone. He merged two thoughts into one line, producing an epitaph that reads Thou art at rest ’til we meet again.
Comic Finds English Audiences Laughing Twice
An American comedian praised English crowds for their politeness and layered laughter. He noted they laugh first to be courteous, again when others laugh, and finally when the joke lands.
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