Hems Weaving Underway In City Craft Show
Local vendors prepared for a city craft show with several textile booths open. Weaving demonstrations drew curious shoppers as organizers highlighted handmade hems, textiles, and small finished items for sale.
Baseball Roundup Traverses Landis Open Battle and World Series Plans
AP report notes debate over umpire Landis influence and a looming reshuffle of minor circuits. Feature covers service member access to the 1943 World Series film, Cuba specialist moves, Texas league delays, Phillies rookie boss Bob Carpenter, and a humorous hunting dogs aside amid Camp Edwards anecdotes about soldiers and beach walks.
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Southern Association
Jimmy Wilson
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Bob Carpenter
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Arndt Jorgens
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Carpenters
Baseball power shift as Landis and Brabham clash in minor leagues
Major league officials face a volatile winter meeting as Landis and Brabham contend over control of the minors. The controversy centers on voting rights, major minor league pact renewal, and Brabham’s potential ouster. Carl Hubbell retires to head the Giants farm system while league rumors link Bucky Harris to a Phillies GM role.
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Bucky Harris
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Phillies
Herb Pennock
Bull nickname sparks Phil-Pitt back in NFL chase
Phil-Pitt back Jack Minka known as The Bull has surged in yardage to lead the league in ground gain over six games. He needs 45 yards to beat Harry Clark for the title as Green Bay and Chicago Bears battle for strong ground games in 1943 plans.
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Earle
Greasy) Neale
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Jack Minka
Bay
Clark Hinkle
Jack
Detroit
Washington
Green Bay
Harry Clark
Chicago Bears
Clark
Hinkley
Poet
Packers
Hinkle
Tony Canadeo
Tony
Philadelphia
Army Air Corps
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Bears seek passing title amid Luckman defense feat
Baugh in position to claim the passing crown after sid Luckman’s weakness noted, needs 10 attempts in two games to top Luckman’s 545. Bears wrap up schedule. A farewell from Williamsport recalls a young Army navigator waving goodbye during overseas flight. Glendale bans rooster growing.
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Sid Luckman
Cecil Isbell
Luckman
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Williamsport
Topeka couple escape chicken‑wire den with ladder aid
In Topeka Kas a couple built a chicken wire den with no exit and found themselves trapped inside. They finally called for help and used a stepladder to hand the netting to them and climb out.
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Kas
Britons To Watch Doughboy Gridders In Air Force Game
London AP reports Britons will see American style football as the Eighth Air Force meets the Ground Forces. Players from Texas Kentucky and LaSalle join star figures Master Sergeant Frankun Schweda and Corporal Burril Hobb. Attendance was 14 500 at the spring game.
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Lasalle
Sargeant Frankun Schweda
Burril Hobb
Temas
Bivins Faces Challenger Ahead of 20 Round Bout
Cleveland AP reports Lee B Murray, challenger to Jos Louis Arcel, predicts he can beat the familiar puncher in a 20 round clash at the arena. Trainer Ray Arcel comments on Murray's chances as the only fighter with a real shot against the Negro heavyweight champ.
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Jos Louis Arcel
An Youle Golden Glover
Louis
Yugoslavs Battle Germans To Halt In Bosnia Clash
Yugoslav Partisans report hard fighting in central and southern Bosnia as they retake the industrial center of Vares, 25 miles north of Sarajevo, while Germans gain Saland of Uljam near Zara. The war bulletin notes intense combat around Sarajevo with tanks and heavy losses on both sides.
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Bosnia
Vares
Sarajevo
Co Liseration
Saland
Uljam
Dalmatian
Zara
Alfromta
Fire destroys garage spreads to three Knoxville homes
In Knoxville flames destroyed a garage and spread to three nearby houses. Neighbors began to remove belongings while 11-year-old Bobby Knott singlehandedly fought the blaze with a hose, helping save property valued around $9,000 according to the homeowners.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Bobby Knott
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