Conference Roundup Tennessee Faces Parilli Aerials
Southeast Conference prep notes show Tennessee drilling on stopping Kentucky passer Babe Parilli as rain and snow mixed with practice. Kentucky eyes first SEC title. Vols work on Parilli defense while injuries sideline Jumper and Sizemore. Other SEC teams like Vanderbilt, Tulane, Georgia, and Auburn adjusted rosters and drills ahead of key games.
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Tennessee
Vols
Babe Parilli
Kentucky
Bob Neyland
Neyland
Tom
Bere Sizemore
Bill Jasper
Somerset
Wildcats
Florida
Vande Bile
Boudreau Weighs Multiple Offers For 1961 Manager Post
Former Cleveland Indians skipper Nick Boudreau says he has several baseball offers to mull over for 1961. The Washington Senators, Pittsburgh Pirates and Chicago White Sox are among interested teams, with Lane confirming phone conversations but no price mentioned. He notes other offers exist and says the White Sox are not among his preferred options.
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Chicaga
Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago White Sox
All Sox
Frank Lane
Lane
White Sox
Maryland Aggies Reported In Bowl Matchup
United Press and Associated Press reports indicate Maryland Terrapins and Texas A&M Aggies were set to meet in a Legion of Honor game benefiting the U.S. and British Amateur golf teams. Officials indicated the two teams had been selected with possible broader field to be announced by January 27. The matchup was widely reported by The Washington Post and Dallas News, with other outlets noting invitations.
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New York
Willie Washington
Ameryfurnesa
Elmsferd
Ean Legint
U.S
Wit
Maryland
U. Sif & Hitlee
Aggies
Terrapins
Washington Post
Dallas News
Howeton Chronicle
Elmer Wingate
Neritt
Carolina
Alex Webster
Charley Drazenovich
Washington Redskins
New York Giants
Travis Tidwell
Texas
Gary Anderson
Baylor
Jim Jeffrey
California
Don Robinson
Oregon State
Bill Sheffald
Area Man Suffers Second War Injury
Cpl Bobby G. Bryant, of Qalhun route thtef, son of Kr. and Wes W. Bryant, sustained a second injury in Korea. The soldier, who had just returned to duty, was wounded by a tank explosion near the Yalu River in North Korea and is receiving treatment in Osaka, Japan.
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Bobby G. Bryant
Wes W. F. Bryant
Qalhun
Korea
Mountain
Yalu River
North Korea
Cpl
Osaka
Japan
Land
Barefoot Fuller Sets Collegiate Extra Point Pace
Barefoot Bob Fuller of Arizona State leads the Place Kickers with 42 of 44 extra point attempts this season. The senior halfback, wearing a wide six foot wide shoe, kicked 42 successes and is aiming to extend the record as ASU faces Idaho in the season finale. Observers doubt the run of five touchdowns and a New Year’s bow at Phoenix affect Fuller’s chances.
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Tempe
Ariz
Baref Uot
Bobby Pulley
Foucnitown
Arizona State College At
Bob Gain
Kentucky
Reb
Army
Rick Wallerhaure
Georgia
George Jernigan
Fuller
University of Idaho
Phoenix
Arizona State
Feller
New Mexico
Arizona
Devils
New Mexicco & & M
Bob
Probate Court seeks land condemnation in Houston County Alabama
A petition in the Houston County Probate Court seeks eminent domain to authorize the condemnation of land for road and utility rights of way. The filing details described parcels including station points, distances, and the overall parcel area, with public notices and dates referenced, and mentions a hearing to determine compensation. The mixed OCR text also contains unrelated historical notes about deserts and geography.
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Brinks
Houston
Houston County
Alabama
Probate
Hession County
Alba Novemate
Ed Runnied
Mimenoe
Sas
Sace Pisa
Havsind Coounty
Diane
Diane of Ese. To Senkion Brabdir, Hence Store the Center Line Af T Sagiva
Ste
RIVE
Buble
Dodge of Probate
Mabsine
Obiseiians
Hopente
Five Stills Bagged In Jefferson Raids
In one of the biggest moonshine raids of the year federal and state officers bagged five stills with a total capacity of 4500 gallons. Two men were arrested Homer L. Sneed led the raid and two others Farman Farmer and John Thomas were detained. Foster was released on bond while Farmer remained jailed on probation violations. The raid followed a Shelby County case where sheriff Luther Boseman was killed in a car crash involving a driver on probation.
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Birmingham
Homer L. Sneed
Federal
Clay
Jefferson County
John Thomas
Poster
Pinson Rt
Foster
Farmoy
Shelby County
Shelby
Luther Boseman
Andalusia Manufacturer Rites Set for Walter Merrill
Walter C. Merrill, prominent Andalusia manufacturer and Alabama football figure, died at a New Orleans hospital after a heart ailment. Survived by his widow and three sons, including Walter C. Merrill Jr. in Alabama and Dr. Joe Merrill in Nashville, the family name the state welfare program aid case and noted his native Antin? county roots. The funeral rites are planned in Andalusia with state officials confirming Merrill’s influence in handicapped program support.
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Andalusia
Walter C. Er
Merrill
Andalusia Manufactir
Montgomery
New Orleans
Pital
Biouat County
Brough
Warne
Flabams
Damberth
Walter C. Merrill
Alabama
Joe Merrill
Nashville
Henry Merrill
Andalusiz
South Gets Challenge a Critical Report by Science Industry
Atlanta AP report from the Southern Association of Science and Industry SASI criticizes southern economy noting low start points and slow gains. It highlights SASI's non profit role since 2041, its budget under 15000, and regional efforts including research centers and the Southern Governors Conference plan. The piece cites per capita income lag and calls for stronger regional development across Alabama Georgia and other states.
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Atlanta
South
Lem Association of Science and Industry
Sase
SASI
Chapman
Southea
Paul W. Chapman
Fis
Ign
SAST
BAGI
Alabama
H. E. Wilcox
Sigsaing
Katy Seay College
Prasida
EB. C. Nance
al Tampa
Georgia
A. J. Wilson
Georgia Power Co
Atlante
State program gains federal approval with Oct 1 start
Lam berth says the state has run the program without federal standards but will receive federal help as of October 1 after approval. The note mentions the influence of Tibetan Lamaistic Buddhism extending to other parts of Asia.
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Lamberth
Asia
Socialite Seeks Separate Maintenance Over Odd Demand
Mrs Francis Valle Reybum Nel ton seeks separate maintenance accusing her husband of demanding she save breakfast dishwater for washing other dishes. The article notes Buddhist church ownership of nearly all farmland in the area with farmers working as sharecroppers.
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It. Louis
Francis Valle Reybum Nelton
The
Buddhist Church
Bes
Christmas Seal Sale Opens in Six Wiregrass Counties
OZARK Etatt Special reports a tuberculosis eradication drive in six Wiregrass counties. The campaign urges citizens to buy Christmas Seals and use the enclosed envelope to send funds to the district office. Local chairmen and Setwire coordinators partner with the National TB Association to support the effort.
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Wiregrass Counties
Ozark
Fae Rana
Selease
Ely
Rive
Sale Omelee
Ara
B. Deighit
Christ
Ottice
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Associated Press
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Bill Edwards
Vandéy
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Billings
Vandys
Tulane
A. G. Kleinschmidt
Hef Weergoer
Jon Shinn
Bill Wade
Bucky Curtis
Crimson Tio
Red Drew
Tack
de ‘Fom Selman
Jesse “Richardson
Cass
Mississippi State
Hich
Louisiana State
Slick Morton
Ike Maroana
Minisissippi
Zippy Mortocco
Aubury
Mixon
Bulldogs
Manay
Tech
Georgian Tech Yellow Jackets
Davidson
Art Ross
Larry Ladner
Auburn
Clarnon
Bobby Golden
Elie T. Saliba
Williams CO
Mbar
Deneve Ous Ek As
Wear Lee
Saat
Mar
Amet x T Mey
Peggy
Peer
Chorsee Chlartette OF
Edwood Seteme Lintend
Blos College Sports
Vilage Sam
Turnesa
Bob Fuller
Paris
Wayne
WED. & Thurs
Great Double Features
Edward Arnold
Jean Arthur
America
Sabars Desert
Africa
Yorth St. Andrews Street
Houston County Farmers Exchange
Dothan
Jefferson
Cas Will
James Germanys
Bagge, Tetas
Man ‘Lember
Eastern Tire Service
B. Davis
Sinclair
Dial
Beaure
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Railway
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