Girls Champion Cage Team Could Double As Broadway Show
Alice Banks Pate leads the Bomberettes from Natville Tom as they chase another national title. The crew, averaging 22 points per game, extended their win streak to 24 and hold a season mark of 12 victories, 2 defeats in overtime. Coach Hudson says the Bomberettes are stronger than a year ago and eye another AAU crown despite tougher competition.
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New York
Alice Banks
Pate
Spenglee
America
Inc
A. AU
Convair Bomberetttes
Natville
Tom
Amz
W &x
Alline Pate
Margaret Petty
Doris Weems
Mary Jane Powrll
Bomberelles
Twe Bomberettes
Bis Y Hudson
Col Evans Carlson Raider Commander Ponders Philosophy In War
Col Evans F Carlson famed Raider commander is portrayed as soft spoken and reflective yet decisive in combat on Makin Island and Guadalcanal. The AP feature notes his 21 decorations and his interest in Chinese philosophy including Gung Ho and Ging Yang, describing how cooperation and dualism shape his leadership style.
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Loyd Brady
AP Newsfeatures
Chicago
Col. Evans F. Carson
Makin Island
Guadalcanal
Pointers On Dress Fittings For Auburn Pointers
Dress fitting guidance from a U S Department of Agriculture bulletin Helps Auburn-Pointers check fit from neckline to hem For new dresses remodeling old ones or altering ready mades Includes solutions for collars that stand away sleeves that pull Across back Provides mailing address for free Farmers Bulletin No 1964 plus Q A on ink removal school lunch program and War Food Administration meat dairy and grain deliveries as read in Alabama agricultural leaders notes
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Auburn
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Agriculure
Washington
D. C
Farmers’ Bulletin
War Food Administration
Alabama
Applied Humanity: Col Carlson’s Global Army Insights
The article profiles Col Carlson, a professional soldier who moved beyond tactics to humanit y driven work in China, the Philippines, and Central America. He explains learning trust from Nicaragua locals, mastering Spanish, and viewing the Japanese army as second-rate due to lack of independent thinking. His Tarawa account highlights Marine courage amid heavy losses.
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Col. Cagson
New England
Atd
Ca. i
Peg
Panama
United States
Cuba
China
Philippines
Eighth Route Army
Carlson
Tarawa
South Carolina Moves Toward Confederacy in 1860
South Carolina initiated actions at Charleston on December 20, 1860 that propelled the plan for secession and the formation of the Southern Confederacy. The report frames the event as a pivotal moment in the move toward dissolution from the Union.
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South Carolina
Charleston
Corncob Pipes Traveled With General McAgtme
The article notes General MacAvtme has smoked corncob pipes for many years. He began at least in 1916 as a captain stationed in San Antonio Texas during a border uprising. A later photo shows him with an unusual pipe made while observing recent operations in the southwest Pacific.
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Douglas MacAvtme
San Antonio
Tex
Southwest Pacific
Lend Lease Food Deliveries Reported for 1944
Lend Lease deliveries of food and agricultural products to allies in 1944 totaled 7,272,000,005 pounds, compared with 11,488,000,000 pounds in 1943. The Auburn shipments are noted in official reports summarizing wartime aid and logistics.
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Auburn
Lendlease
The
Community Enterprise Initiative Aims at Farm Surplus Markets
A local plan proposes two community enterprise centers to handle farm surplus produce. Local management would guide market stalls, aiming to boost prices and reduce waste. Funds generated could support the Junca-Cauliee Guest home and related Extension Mall questions in Auburn.
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Cauiee
Aator
Auburn
Aisha
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