Eastern College Directors Plot Schedules and Coaching Rumors
Eastern college athletic directors gathered for their ninth annual convention in New York to set football schedules while rumors of coaching changes dominated lobby chatter. Syracuse plans. Ossie Solem's resignation. Lafayette seeks a new coach. Bud Svendsen or Mel Hein considered for Hamilton. Fordham and others undecided on 1946 policy. Navy director search ongoing. regatta at Annapolis May 1. nine crew championship, and track and wrestling awards announced with Lehigh hosting in Bethlehem.
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New York
Eastern College
Syracuse Post
Ossie Solem
Lew Andreas
Lafayette
Ben Wolfson
Buff Donelli
Duquense
Navy
Tom Hamilton
Annapolis
Columbia
Cornell
Harvard
M. I.T
Penn
Princeton
Rutgers
Wisconsin
Baseball's Big Doings Mixed With Fresh Trade Talk
Major League owners and Commissioner Happy Chandler reached concessions at the joint meeting while minor leaguers faced questions. Trade chatter tied to Stirnweis and Stirny prompts jokes about moving players to football roles. Indirect notes cover Hartung Brantt options, White Sox color plans, Nat tress potential, Cavaretta's weight gain, Notre Dame adding Riley, and a lobby mix up misnaming Horace Stoneham as Holman.
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Hugh Fullerton
Chicago
Happy Chandler
Columbus
Chandler
Evansville
Terre Haute
Boxing Results From The Associated Press
Boxing results list several fights with decisions and scores from Brockton New Haven and Binghamton. Pat Demers outpointed Joe Celletti in Brockton while Julie Kogan defeated Frankie Donato in New Haven. Tommie Mills beat Eddie Smith in Binghamton.
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Associated Press
Brockton
Mass
Pat. Demers
Joe Celletti
Providence
New Haven
Conn
Julie Kogan
Frankie Donato
Philadelphia
Binghampton
N. Y
Tommie Mills
Valley Stream
Eddie Smith
Rochester
Chinese forces in Manchuria and western mountains
Fragmentary text notes Chinese government drive into Manchuria and potential Russian involvement in rugged western mountains. Mentions Kalgan forces and a large stock of Japanese ammunition. References Lt. Gen. Tu Li Ming.
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Manchuria
Russia
Kalgan
Tu Li Ming
For sale at all drug stores everywhere in Grafton
An item is offered for sale at Malone's Drug and Chemical and at all drug stores throughout Grafton. The notice highlights availability in local outlets and directs readers to purchase from these locations.
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Grafton
Malone's Drug & Chemical
Chiang leaders move forces as divisions ship to Changchun
Upper commander in the northeast conferred with the Generalissimo in Chunsking and Peiping then returned to Mongolian headquarters and ordered troops into Mudien. The fifth division of the 49th army was loaded onto former American planes for the flight to Changchun. Reports of Chiang’s surprise Pieping appearance mention none of Madame Chiang or Premier Soong. Marine Maj. Gen. Keller Rockey, commander of the U S Third Amphibious Corps, has been in Peiping for days, likely meeting Chiang and his party.
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Chunsking
Peiping
Mudien
49Th Army
Changchun
Chiang
Pieping
Madame Chiang
T. V. Soong
Keller Rockey
U. S. Third Amphibious Corps
Peipine
TyDing Continues Trampage Witness List Names Parons
The report notes the ongoing TyDing coverage and states Whoever shoots first wins. Today's witness list includes Commodore W. S. Parons who served on the first atomic bombing over Hiroshima.
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Tyding
Commodore W. S. Parons
Hiroshima
Phillies Shoppers Lead Busy 1946 Market Moves
Chicago December report notes the Philadelphia Phillies emerged as the most energetic buyers at the 1945 46 major league sessions. They spent about 67000 on three players including Johnny Humphries Frank McCormick and Skeeter Newsome plus 7500 for Lou Novikoff. Managers predict a surplus talent glut next season due to new income tax rules.
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Chicago
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Lou Novikoff
Chicago Cubs
Phils
Johnny Humphries
Chicago White Sox
Frank McCormick
Cincinnati Reds
Lamar
Skeeter) Newsome
Boston Red Sox
Nevikoff
Los Angeles
Jimmy Dykes
Nazi crimes detailed in Dodd evidence at postwar trial
U S Assistant Prosecutor Thomas K Dodd presented four secret American orders showing the German high command directed that prisoners who escaped and were recap tured be sent to Manhausen camp with their fate hidden from the Red Cross American prisoners exempted from the treatment The Red Cross inquiries were to be answered that escapes and not captured Some camps brutality was ordered from 1933 including death for agitators Wilhelm Frick former Nazi minister of justice testified Gestapo expanded control over camps and ordered protective custody for enemies of the state
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U.S
Thomas K. Dodd
Manhausen
International Red Cross
Red Cross
Fof
Dodd
Dac
Fiyau
Wilhelm Frick
Gestapo
Nazi camp officials executed after war crimes trial
Thirty six defendants were sentenced to death, including SS officer Martin Weiss, Dachau camp commandant, and Klaus Karl Schilling who conducted prisoner experiments. Schilling, who asked for time to finish his records, reacted with blinking and bowing as the judge announced death by hanging.
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Volu Pege
Johann Schoepp
Dachau
Klaus Karl Schilling
S.S
Martin Weiss
Schilling
Pittsburgh Hornets Trail First Place Caps in AHL Race
The Pittsburgh Hornets trail the first place Indianapolis Caps by three points in the Western division of the AHL. They earned two points last night by a 7 3 home win over the Cleveland Barons, while Indianapolis lost 7 2 to the Providence Reds. Pittsburgh's offense overwhelmed Cleveland with 6 saves by the Cleveland goalie, 27 in the first period and 23 in the third.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh Hornets
Indianapolis Caps
Hornets
Cleveland Basons
Indianapolis
Providence Reds
Rhode Island
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Alabama Finishes 13-Year Best in History
New York December 13 Alabama, Rose Bowl bound, posted the best record of any defending college team over 1933 to 1945. Army led with an 8 89–17–7 mark. Tennessee ranked second at 8 17, Duke third at 4 02, Notre Dame fifth at 7 81, with Santa Clara and Ohio State also among the top ten.
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Alabama
Crison
Army
Associated Press
West Point
Tennessee
Duke
Tenn’ H
Rdham
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Anata
Santa Clara
Ohio State
Minnesota
Boston College
Santa Iquesne
Fordham
Ireland’s wartime kindness and looming fuel crisis
The column notes improved Irish life in the war years with Dublin drawing British and American visitors for relief from rationing. It contrasts abundant liquor and meat with a coal shortage and growing use of peat as fuel, describing Ireland’s reliance on imported coal and peat piles lining the countryside.
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Coninaea
Ireland
Dublin
Britain
England
London
Ireland’s wartime shift boosts agri output and neutrality
The passage notes Ireland’s economic shift from coal reliance to agriculture under Eamon De Valera’s reforms starting in the early 1930s. It describes dual effects: Northern Ireland’s food production rising, wartime due to special wheat prices and compulsory measures, and Ireland maintaining neutrality while many Irishmen served with British forces. It cites prewar and wartime national income figures and emphasizes the broad transformation in Eire’s economy.
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Dublin
Eire
Eamon de Valera
Ireland
State deer kills reported today in West Virginia
Incomplete reports from 12 of 24 counties show 1443 bucks slain during the period, up from 1304 in 1944. Counts vary by county with Preston 333 (589 last year), Tucker 280 (231), Monongalia 200 (130), Pocahontas 200 (196), and others: Barbour 74, Greenbrier 77, Lewis 35, McDowell 16, Raleigh 24, Randolph 86, Taylor 53, Wyoming 66.
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Charleston
W. Va
Dee
West Virginia
The
Conservation Commission
W. R. DeGarmo
Preston
Tucker County
Monongalia County
Pocahontas County
Barbour
Greenbrier
Lewis
McDowell
Raleigh
Randolph
Taylor
Wyoming
Dublin eyes postwar growth with improved attractions
The article notes Dublin can offer visitors better entertainment and dining as widespread poverty wanes. It highlights ongoing improvements in the postwar period and mentions a large debt figure of 41 million, suggesting focus on economic recovery and future development.
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Dublin
Bire
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