Ivy League poised to challenge in 1946 college football
The Ivy League earns notice as Penn, Yale, and Columbia field strong lines and backfields. Penn’s talent includes a weighty line and high-class backs. Yale showcases 220-pound Barzilauskas and Levi Jackson in a potent lineup. Columbia, led by Little, returns with Kasprzak, Rassides, Kusserow, and a speedy passer, signaling a formidable season.
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Army
Navy
Pennsylvania
Yale
Columbia
Cornell
Harvard
Holy Cross
Big Nine
Miner
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Howie Odell
Eli
Levi
Levi Jackson
Barzilauskas
Pudge Heffelfinger
Eddie Glass
Gordon Brown
Jackson
Odell
Bill Mallory
Prides
South
Lou Little
Columbia Lion
Little
Lions
Kasprzak
Rassides
Kusserow
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Big Red and rivals shape up for college football season
Ed McKeever’s Cornell lineup features star tackle Wyde and star back Martin as a strong unit. Harvard, Navy, Syracuse, and Army gain praise for their depth with coaches Harlow Miller and Hamilton praised for reloading. Rip Miller notes Blanchard and Davis power Navy.
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Ithaca
Cayuga
Waters
Wyde
Martin
Columbia
McKeever
Little
Bob Zuppke
Illinois
Zup
Dick Harlow
Harvard
Harlow
Moravia
Syracuse
Clarence Munn
East
Army
Rip Miller
Navy
West Point
Blanchard
Davis
Tucker
Tom Hamilton
Hamilton
Hank Greenberg Surges Ahead Of Rival Batting Talk
As the season began fans focused on Ted Williams Joe DiMaggio and Dick Wakefield yet Hank Greenberg defied expectations. He proved age and form no barrier as he powered ahead in the late stretch leaving Williams DiMaggio and Wakefield unable to catch him.
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Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Dick Wakefield
Hank Greenberg
Williams
DiMaggio
Wakefield
Hank
Alphonse and Gaston Mix Up a Mistaken Identity
Alphonse admits he misidentified a woman as someone else. Gaston reveals the woman is his wife, correcting the error with good humor and mutual apologies.
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Alphonse
Gaston
Night thunder rattles with fateful roar
Pat and Mike discuss a dramatic thunderstorm in the night. Mike wonders if the storm was real while Pat confirms the loud, earth shaking thunder that rattled the house and alarms them both.
Burglary Alert Reaches Lord Chiversbrook Manor
Butler reports a burglar downstairs to Lord Chiversbrook who orders Thomas to fetch a double gun and sports suit for protection amid the rising disturbance at the manor.
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Butler
Lord Chiversbrook
Thomas
Pie or pudding choice echoes old family teaching
A playful dialogue shows a father guiding Willie through manners with the question of pie or pudding. Willie insists on choosing pie first, reflecting a domestic scene of instruction and family interaction.
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Willie
There Was A Car Crash In Edinborough City
A crowded scene reported in Edinborough involved a collision between two taxi cabs. Thirty Scotchmen were injured in the mishap, according to the brief.Page not found
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Edinborough
Cannibal and mezion exchange puzzled looks over thoughts
A line of dialogue shows a mezion asking why the other stares and the cannibal replying it is merely wishful thinking. The exchange hints at curiosity and dark humor between two figures in a tense moment.
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Mezionary
Surprise Over Horse Meat Sales In Newark And Boston
Butchers report horse meat sales rising 50 to 75 percent as customers claim no harm in eating it. Elmer Twitchell argues sentiment and history shape taste, noting beef would seem different if colors or horses in wars were cows. The piece humorously links horse meat to famous horses and literary imagery.
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Newark
N. J
Boston
Elmer
The Castle Becomes Kendall Place A Notable Mansion Reborn
A young man pursues access to Nathaniel Kendall’s grand Long Island mansion once famed for wealth and autocratic style. The red granite estate, atop a hill with 40 mile views, now operates as Kendall Place a distinctive restaurant. Visitors tour the grounds and dine where a millionaire once slept.
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Yeed
Nathaniel Kendall
Fair Haven
Nate Kendall
Long Island Sound
Kendalls
Kendall Grounds
Kendall Place
Zone of Blah Quiet Zone My Eye
A lighthearted note on the start of the football season with anxious expectations about radio coverage and the flurry of plays, punts, and commentary to come. The author humorously frets that the game chatter will flood the airwaves all at once.
A Fair Trade and Trade Rumors Across Cities
A Fair Trade exchanges a variety of household items for a typewriter and other goods as a New Jersey notice cites debts and responsibility. A Newark News clipping notes a resident declaring no debts beyond personal contracts. A playful report mentions a New York rodeo drawing crowds to buses. A satirical verse from Stalin mocks rumors of war and diplomacy while referencing music and games.
Hair fashion and film buzz across wartime set
Western Union notes Virginia Vale Hey tests over 50 WAC hair styles for Paulette Goddard in Suddenly It’s Spring. Tarzan star Tarzan and the Huntress is set for three more years. Eddie Albert entertains on Hit Parade of 1947 with a song coauthored by his wife Margo. George Sanders heads to Paris to scout sites for Strong as Death after leaving England.
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Paulette Goddard
Johnny Weissmuller
Tarzan
Eddie Albert
Constance Moore
Joan Edwards
Republic
Margo
Frank McDonald
Eddie
Hal Wallis
Annie
Universal
George Sanders
England
Bel Ami
Albert Lewin
Paris
Lamour and Hayden Star in New Projects and Ranch Plans
Dorothy Lamour and husband buy brood mares and expand ranching with 700 hogs and 200 cattle as they pursue thoroughbred stock. Sterling Hayden returns to film in Blaze of Noon after Marine discharge with a cast including Tufts Holden Lund Bendix. project centers on four McDonald brothers in aviation history.
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Dorothy Lamour
Crosby
Sterling Hayden
Marine Corps
McDonald Brothers
Paramount’s
Hayden
Sonny Tufts
William Holden
John Lund
Bill Bendix
Hollywood
Broadcasting call signs shift to WCBS and WNBC
First Columbia Broadcasting System rebranded its local station from WABC to WCBS with new frequency modulation and television branding. National Broadcasting adopted the idea, renaming its New York outlet to WNBC, signaling a broader network change.
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WCBS
New York
WABC
National Broadcasting
WNBC
Texas rope tricks in a Will Rogers skit
House Jameson after college joined a Rufus Will Rogers skit believing Texans know rope tricks. He learned rope skills to perform, then did well in the act with The Crime Doctor figure.
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House Jameson
Benjamin
The
Air’s
New York
House
Will Rogers
Alda’s Farm Spotlight as Prize Pigs Reach Farrow Stage
Robert Alda, whose upcoming Warner Bros. film The Man I Love is in the works, expresses strong affection for his farm. His prize pigs Porkie and Bess are expected to become parents, marking a notable farmside milestone.
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Robert Alda
Warner Bros
Man I
Porkie
Bess
Christmas Early Comes to Radio as Dick Tracy Link
A California station opens auditions to cast a girl who will play Christmas Early on radio with heavy publicity. Edith Arnold of Crime Doctor is noted for red hair in her family line. Macdonald Carey gains a new secretary who is his wife. Harold Peary of Gildersleeve explains his name change and its luck.
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Dick Tracy
California
Edith Arnold
Macdonald Carey
Harold Peary
NBC
Gildersleeve
Perry
Peary
Harold
Hal
Embroiderable Pattern 7491 Features Motif Transfer
Pattern 7491 offers a transfer of seven motifs spanning about 5 49 by 8 inches suitable for kitchen towels. The item emphasizes playful, colorful themes and easy embroidery for weekly display notes.
Seal of the President's Seal Used Only for Envelopes
The President's seal is not used to certify documents but solely to seal envelopes that carry Presidential messages and other papers to Congress.
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United States
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