Army Named No 1 College Football Team for Second Year
Army captured the top spot in the final Associated Press rating with 1 160 points after defeating Navy 32 to 13. Navy finished second with 942 points and Alabama third with 932 points as other top teams included Indiana Oklahoma Aggies Michigan and St. Marys.
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Trade Winds Calm at Minor League Baseball Convention
Delegates at the 44th Minor League convention in Columbus discuss league structure and classification amid talk of cash deals and potential shifts. The meeting to decide rulings on commissioner powers and class ratings begins tomorrow, with about 31 leagues ready to operate next season and Dayton or Portsmouth eyed for expansion in Ohio.
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Shawcross Defends Nuremberg Tribunal's Purpose
Shawcross warned that Nazi atrocities threaten civilized society. He urged an international tribunal to expose leaders' crimes not by victor's law but by accepted international usage. He said Britain will prove aggressive war is criminal and that the tribunal will define conduct for posterity.
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Heads of colleges and universities in America
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Minor League Meetings Open With Trade Talks Looming
Leslie O Conor finishes Landis book work in January while convention chatter hints at cautious deals as clubs steer surplus talent toward cash. Rickey drains salary boost in five hour drill. Bettel candidates include Hopper Arm and Todd for Montreal.
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Salem college hires former navy lieutenant as coach
Former navy Lt. Carl W. Mallon of Washington Pa has been hired as coach and athletic director at Salem college. Mallon, who started yesterday, is a Slip pery Rock State College graduate.
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War bonds sales pattern shows waning enthusiasm
Data from the last 12 days details pattern sales with peaks around November 29 and December 1 but a drop yesterday. Gamble warns that many buyers started with $1000 bonds early in Oct and stopped, risking undersubscription of the 11 billion dollar goal. He urges spreading money to counter inflation and sustain war effort. Also notes Brazil’s tobacco history and Bolivia’s tungsten ranking.
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Giant Redman Diet Controversy and Press Control
DIET continues amid unease as readers discover unlisted names. Matsutaro Shoriki, president of Yomiuri, blames staff for false reports to MacArthur's HQ and accuses militarist dictation over the past decade for Japan's current state. Newspaper employees weigh in on press freedom and accountability.
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Boxing Results From Associated Press Boxers in Standings
Boxing results list bouts in Baltimore Kulpmont Philadelphia Newark with outpoints and knockouts. A humorous Miami letter laments English quirks explaining how pronunciations differ for Cuban learner Rafael. Also Argentina exports over sixty percent from agricultural and pastoral products.
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Washington Navy and War clash over armed forces merger
Washington plays host to a fierce interdepartmental clash over unifying the armed forces under a single cabinet head. Navy Secretary Forrestal denounced Lt Gen James H. Doolittle testimony as acrimonious while Secretary Patterson supported the general and resisted elevating the debate. Congress also weighs atomic energy control with Sen. Johnson proposing a temporary, Congress supervised commission to oversee initial control efforts.
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Housing emergency label urged as strict target set
John Dobbs of the national housing agency calls the housing surge an emergency and outlines a plan to produce 19 500 homes annually for six years. Readily occupied resale marks surge in Baltimore San Francisco Phoenix Portland New Orleans and Charlotte with rapid value gains while OPA ceilings keep rents near 1941 levels despite overall living costs rising 30 to 60 percent.
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West Virginia murder charge in brother-in-law death
State Trooper N W Warner said Elmer Reace McFarland 27 of near Charleston was charged with murder in the death of his brother in law Robert M Milam 48 who was fatally injured last December 4 reported from Charleston A continuation from page 1 on the West Virginia desk mentions the arrest following a fatal incident involving Milam and McFarland's relation in the city and county area Local authorities provided the initial description of the case and identified the suspect and victim by name and age
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