Duke to meet Oregon State in Rose Bowl clash
New York dec 1 A sports roundup notes Oregon State chosen as Rose Bowl opponent for Duke after extensive talks Duke behind 311 points in nine games led by Steve Lach and a strong line Quentin Greenough anchors Oregon State defense Fordham Sugar Bowl pick also mentioned with Fordham led by Steve Filipowicz Blumenstock Lansing and a strong offense Duke pairing with Rose Bowl host Oregon State shapes as a high scoring showcase
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New York
Oregon State
Missouri
Duke
Pasadena
Blue Devils
Fordham
Tiger
New Orleans
New York Rams
Frankie Sinkwich
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Miami
Bulldogs
Texas Longhorns
Texas A. & M
Dallas
Duquesne
Mississippi State
Penn State
Montana
Idaho
Quentin Greenough
Steve Lach
Lach
Spark
Blue Devil
Wallace Wade
Fordam
Granite
Steve Filipowicz
Jim Blumenstock
Jim Lansing
Harry Ice
Bob Steuber
Maurice Wade
Tigers
Ohio State
Capt
Darold Jenkins
Pittsburgh
Bullet Bill Dudley Tops 1941 College Scoring List
In New York on December 1, Virginia backfield ace Bullet Bill Dudley is named the national scoring leader for 1941 after a 22 point game that brings his season total to 134. West Texas State’s Ben Collins trails with 132, while Jackie Hunt of Marshall College held the previous mark with 162 points.
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New York
Bill Dudley
Virginia
Dudley
Ben Collins
West Texas State
Jackie Hunt
Marshall College
Hunt
Braggs and Co. Kitchen Suggestion Ad Fragment
fragmentary text from a Braggs and Co. advertisement notes a kitchen item or suggestion. reads odd line breaks and partial titles, offering a product idea or sales hint without clear details or full context.
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Dintaz-Nank
Lyingrom
Braggs & CO
Baseball men open meeting in joke deal
Jacksonv ille Florida December 1 Baseball men from all over the country gathered for their annual meeting itching for trades but their first deal proved a joke. Hornsby traded Jackie Reed for Earl Overman in a flight deal that amused major leaguers and set the tone as big clubs arrived seeking pitching and outfield help while noting Reds, Dodgers, Yankees, and Braves leaders among the early arrivals. The minor leagues prepared for the 194th annual convention of the National Association of Professional Baseball.
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Jacksonville
Fla
de Massa
Rogers Hornsby
Fort Worth
George Schepps
Dallas
Hornsby
Jackie Reed
Earl Overman
Warren Giles
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
John Vander Meer
Brooklyn Dodgers
Larry MacPhail
Dodgers
Leo Durocher
Zack Zeller
Detroit Tigers
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
George Weiss
New York Yankees
Bob Quinn
Casey Stengel
Boston Braves
Yankees
Braves
Associated Press Names National Grid Champion
The AP final regular season college football ranking will be announced Tuesday December 2. The AP poll, based on the consensus of over 125 writers, is recognized as the nation's leading college football ranking. Look for the AP poll in the Grafton Sentinel.
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Associated Press
U. S
Grafton Sentinel
Big Ten Coaches Draft Cage Schedules At Clarksburg
Big Ten coaches will draft schedules at a Friday meeting at the Stonewall Jackson hotel in Clarksburg. The session will also declare Victory High as conference champions and select an all conference team. Robert Brown of Elkins High is expected to become commissioner succeeding Isaac Lewis. Ross Bonar of Upshur County schools is secretary treasurer.
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Stonewall Jackson
Clarksburg
Randall H. McKinney
Grafton
Robert Brown
Elkins High
Big Ten
Isaac Lewis
East Fairmont High
Ross Bonar
Upshur County
FDR May Case Drifts Toward High Court Scrutiny
Sources say Lepke, once with a $50 000 head price, may fight extradition through the US Supreme Court and White House. legal observers estimate a protracted process could keep him alive two to three years. A football coach suffering insomnia is linked to lingering game-night nightmares about punts and dropped passes.
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Lepke
Ak & Fugitive From Justice
Supreme Court
White House
Bears Need Victory for Playoff Bid
Chicago Bears must win their final game against the Chicago Cardinals to tie the Green Bay Packers for the Western NFL title and reach a possible Dec 14 playoff, while the Packers clinched a tie with a 22-17 win over the Washington Redskins.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Cardinals
Packers
New York Giants
Bears
Cardinals
New Yorkers
Washington Redskins
Philadelphia Eagles
Don Hutson
Packer
Cecil Isbell
Redskins
Green Bay
Hutson
Chicagoans
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Eighbors
Miner union blasts governor over 1939 strike actions
A faction of the Democratic party criticized Neely for alleged inaction during the 1939 Appalachian mine shutdown and condemned state police actions at Gary. The UMW resolution accused Neely of betraying West Virginia miners and labor leader John L. Lewis, calling for accountability and peaceful conduct.
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Democratic Party
Neely
UMW
Appalachian
Tly W. Va
John’ W. Bosworth
Gary
W. Va
John L. Lewis
Labor
Mere Rie Rts
College Football Rumors and Notes Across the Nation
Wide World column surveys pre Rose Bowl chatter with Fordham Missouri Duke and Duquesne bids and Texas Tech Sun Bowl hopes. Other items include Santamped broadcasts, hockey penalties, a Louisiana college balloon incident, and comments from sportswriters about Harmon and Kurma.
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New York
Fordham
Missouri
Duke
Southern California
Wallace Wade
Duquesne
Texas
Tech
Tony
Dick Collum
Minneapolis Times
Clark Shaughnessy
Cardinals
Jacksonville
Rassler Ignacio Martinez
Jimmy Conzelman
Hollywood
Waite Hoyt
Cincinnati
Larry MacPhail
Henry E. Walden
Louisiana College
Louisiana Pech
Waxhaw
N. C
Walden
Mose Simms
Jimmy Orlando
National Hockey League
de Witt Patio High School
WN. Y. Sportscasters Association
Tommy Harmon
Tom Kurma
Harmon
Michigan
Canada Bans Newscasters and Live Talks
Canada escalates censorship halting American analysts on its stations. An exception allows CKLW Detroit-Windsor to air MBBS news analyst Raymond Gram Swing. Maurice Evans will appear on NBC Blue for a Shakespeare sketch. Lionel Barrymore substitutes for John in a Rudy Vallee broadcast due to illness. Guests include Ginny Simms and Joan Davis. Tonight’s listings cover NBC Red CBS NBC Blue MBs and opera performers Grace Moore Jagel Thomas.
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New York
Wide World
Canada
Mbs
CKLW
Detroit-Windsor
Canadian Censorship Coordination Committee
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
MBBS
Raymond Gram Swing
Maurice Evans
Treasury Hour
Lionel Barrymore
John
Barrymore
Ginny Simms
Singer
Joan Davis
CBS
America
Raymond Gram
Chicago Opera Company
Grace Moore
Frederick Jagel
John Charles Thomas
Commission's Cash Reserve Reaches New High on Awards
The commission's invested cash reserve rose to a new all time high of 31 499 201 with gains of 1 510 798. During the period awards totaling 6 116 463 were paid from the fund and over 28 years 122 662 911 has been paid or set aside for already awarded claims. Wages premiums and employes reached new highs. June reports show 394 987 persons protected by the compensation law.
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Commission
Classified rates and rental notices in Sentinel ad
Classified Sentinel lists two cent per word for first insertion and one cent per word for each additional insertion. Notices advise reporting errors promptly. Example shows 260 counted words. Rental items include a five room house on Maples Avenue with furnace heat and a light housekeeping room at 438 West Main Street with phone numbers 880 and 300 respectively.
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Sentinel
Maples Avenus
Hester Graham
West Main Street
Opera House Presents South of Tahiti Feature
Universal's South of Tahiti plays at the Opera House with H. B. Warmer, supported by Brian Donlevy, Brad Crawford, Maria Montez, and Andy Devine. Warmer is praised as a silent-era star who appears here as a native chief on a jungle isle paradise. George Wagener produced and directed.
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H. B. Warmer
Brian Donlevy
Brad Crawford
Maria Montez
Andy Devine
Universal
Tahiti
Frank Capra
the Devil
Daniel Webster
Eller Queen
South of Tahiti
Warner
Jungle Isle Paradise
George Wagener
Railway Unions Strike Calls Loom Over Pay Hikes
On heamed term Woody Bredell is credited as cinematographer Prank Skinner Wagener wrote Melahi debuted by Miss Montein The wage demand posed 35 to 85 cents an hour rises the railroads estimate at 900 billion dollars annually The fact finding board recommended 44 4 percent increase for operating and 9 cents an hour for others Railroads approved but five operating brotherhoods issued a December 7 strike call Fourteen non operating brotherhoods urged readiness for a walkout order Yet the text notes the tone and actors involved without a clear resolution
Fiduciary Notice in Grafton Bank Account Case
The First National Bank of Grafton serves as committee for James Lee Hannon non compos mentis before the commissioner of accounts for settlement. Dated December 1, 1941, William P. Samples signs as commissioner of Accounts.
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First National Bank of Grafton
James Lee Hannon
William P. Samples
Fiduciary Accounts Filed for Several Estates
Notice before the undersigned for the fiduciary accounts of Joseph A. Jolliffe administrator of Webster P. Fleming deceased and Hi G Hufford administrator of Worthy G Hufford deceased. Given under my hand this tet Dec 1 8.
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Commissioner of Accounts For Settlement
Joseph A. Jolliffe
Webster P. Fleming
G. Hufford
Worthy G. Hufford
Central West Virginia Radio Schedule and Lineup
A compact listing of WB, WEAF, CBS, WABC and other stations with programs such as When a Girl Marries, Portia Faces Life, The Goldbergs, Tint Pan Alley, Cavalcade of America and Lone Ranger. Includes news and music blocks and notable show times across multiple stations.
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WMMN
WEAF
Portia
Cbs—News
WJZ
Secret City
WABC
Edeka—Cavalcade of America
Wabc—Biondie
WOR
Lone Ranger
CBL
Gilbert & Sullivan
Wdz
America
Cal
Tinney
Poe Chane
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Mendelson Junk Co
Phillies
Jack
Han Oto
Hans Lobert
Philadelphia Phillies
Loberti Bie
Pittsburgh Pirates
C. C. Richman General Insurance and Banting and G .Trust Company Building
Fdr
Claim Neely
Yaa Ea
Portsphere
Cecil Cottrill Fowler
Clarksbue
Pipette de Tel
Millersville
Ed O
N. Rosier
Fast Knotts Avenue
Waitress St
Main Street
208
Lse
Foom House
Fetterman
Paone
Balary
Opera House
OPERA
Maple Avenue
W. Washington Street
Parrish Agency
M. Woody Bredell
Prank Skinner Wagener
Heamed Tr
Gue
Legal
Bob
Fairmont
West Virginia
KCS
Mary Marlin
Merry Islanders
WSUS
Tase
Bis
WHAM
Tom Mix
WCAE
Jack Amstrong
Entertainmer
Welk—Escorts & Betty
Shrednik
Waz
Bit Stern
WEAP
Don Goddard
Waamn—Sporta
Weel Wieaf
Brad Reynolds
WLAW
Lowell, Thomas
Wanmn—World Today
EDKA
Fred Waring
Filton Lewis
News of the World
Wabc Lanny
Tin Pan Alley
Gabriel Heatter
Lux Aeate
Luiei
Cee Béott
EAF
Musc
Edka—News
Parent
Glean ‘Oreb
WGR
Radio Newareel
RCA
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