NCAA Executives Say Ban To Stick amid Rebel Challenge
The article reports NCAA executives defending sanctions on member schools for code noncompliance amid a reform push. Maryland and Virginia challenge NCAA authority while other schools face suspensions debated in New York meetings.
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Allon Chillegtate
Rebel University
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Virginia
Wx Meiber
Hugh ©. Willett
Kenneth
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New York
Virginia Military Institute
Citadel
Virginia Polytechnic
Villanova
Boston College
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Uncle Sam Plans 1950 Census Nosecount Strategy
Washington dispatch explains a new approach for the 1950 census starting April 1 with door to door counting and a special E night for hotel guests. It notes past misses in 1840 and outlines hotel procedures for transient guests with at least 20 percent lodging to be counted and individual forms for registrants.
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Harman W. Nichols
Washington
Sam Gover
Takyer
Nace
Department of Commerce
American Hotel Association
Census Bureau
Sidewalks on ships and census chatter ripple through New York
A quirk in World War II era logistics finds shipboard sidewalks aboard the Alfred E. Smith later renamed Mother M. E. still aboard vessels and popping up in ports worldwide. The piece also touches on a Bureau of the Census flow from Urich Missouri to Clinton County with a note on government accuracy and a casual aside about a quick weather lift for Omaha travelers.
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Alfred E. Smith
American Merchant Marine Institute
Alfred’ 5. Smith
Tamous
Smith
Maritime Commission
Mother M. E
Transportation Desk
Omaha
Washington
Urich
Willard Hotel
Clinton
Henry County
Spider digestion process described in prey consumption
The text explains how spiders digest most of their prey before eating. They moisten the prey with a digestive juice produced in their stomachs, which breaks the soft parts into a liquid that the spider then swallows.
Washington’s Fort Necessity Battle at Great Meadows
Record notes the first battle of the French and Indian wars at Great Meadows near Uniontown Fenna where Washington and his Virginians built Fort Necessity. The fort fell to the French and this stands as the sole battle in which Washington surrendered.
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Washington
Great Meadows
Uniontown Fenna
Fort Necessity
Orioles? Cone sisters gift reshapes Baltimore art scene
Adelyn Bree skin of Baltimore's Museum of Art describes the Cone sisters Miss Etta Cone and Dr. Claribel Cone as modest but monumental collectors. Their bequest includes 350 paintings by Picasso, Gauguin, Manet, Renoir and more, plus 40 sculptures and rare fabrics and books. A new museum wing funded by the bequest totals $400,000, with art valued by experts at over $3,000,000.
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Baltimore
Museum of Art
David Rosen
Breeskin
Cleribel
Willege
van Gogh
Mise Etta
Claudel
Matisse
Picasso
Gertrude Stein
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Miss Etta
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Pigasse
Gauguin
Manet
Beague
Genuine
Cizanne
Renoir
Arisse
Etta
Bose's Substitute Becomes Blood Donor In Gainesville
A company executive unexpectedly becomes a blood donor after a Lionel Clarke staffer notices the bloodmobile at First Baptist Church. The Lions Club member could not assist loading supplies and the scene unfolds as the injured or ill worker seeks help. The report blends two local scenes with minor details about the church and a hotel or apartment setting.
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7 Lions Club
First Baptist Church
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