Old Liners Depend On Mont Pitching Arm At Duke
Maryland’s Old Liners count on Tommy Mont’s arm for a crucial Duke clash in Durham. If Mont performs, Maryland could hand Duke a fourth loss of the season, the worst for Duke since 1929. Also notes Charlotte game with Davidson UNC, and NC State Wake Forest-VMI and state race implications.
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Tommy Mont
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Blue Devils
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Mont
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Blue Devil
Jimmy DeHart
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Durham
Wallace Wade
Methodist School
Devils
Colgate
Pitt
N. C. State
State
Wolfpack
Winston-Salem
Wake Forest
VMI
Deacons
Davidson
WN. C. State
Fearut Doak
Miami
Fla
Weather Update For Carolinas And Georgia Tonight
Continued cool conditions in North Carolina with slight cooling trend. South Carolina and Georgia show little change in temperature tonight.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Army Notre Dame Game Sells Out At Yankee Stadium
New York November 7 There were no unsold tickets for the Army Notre Dame football clash at Yankee Stadium with 76 000 sold and up to 5 000 more available. Notre Dame favored 3 to 1 by bettors due to Angelo Bertelli passing threat while Army faced injuries to backs Hank Mazud and Ralph Hill. The teams entered with one defeat apiece and battled to a scoreless draw last year.
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New York
New York Yankee Stadium
L. M. Jones
West Point
Irish
Georgia Tech
Army
Pennsylvania
Notre Dame
Broadway
Angelo Bertelli
Hank Mazud
Ralph Hill
Yellow Jackets Face Toughest Test of Season
Georgia Tech visits Grant Field to host Kentucky Wildcats in a key early season clash. The unbeaten Tech squad, led by Ali Kirwan, braces for a high scoring battle with Wildcats quarterback Phil Cutchin and Tech sophomore Eddie Phokop trading aerials as Kentucky seeks its toughest challenge yet.
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Georgia Tech
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Wildcats
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Ali Kirwan
Phil Cutchin
Tech
Eddie Phokop
Cats
Florida Would Be Happy With Georgia Victory
Florida fans hoped for a season lift by upsetting top ranked Georgia at Jacksonville. The Gators faced No. 1 Georgia under coach Wallace Butts, aiming to redeem a disappointing year as 22 000 spectators looked on, while Georgia intended to employ its strongest lineup after a previous win over Alabama.
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Auburn
Britain raids Genoa and Italian targets in third straight night
British four engined bombers fire on Genoa with flares and visible docks as pilots report seeing fires and two ton blockbusters explode. The raids strike Ansaldo yards and Savona Turin vicinity with waves of planes, part of a coordinated North Africa offensive. Rome praises Genoa's discipline amid air assault.
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Ansaldo
DNB
Vichy
RAF
Batterin
Italy
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Africa
Romes
Eighth Army
Savona
Turin
Milan
Troops Guard Strike Bound Railroad Line
United States troops guarded the Fairport, Painesville and Eastern railroad line as it remained strike bound. Colonel Daly said war material transport would resume quickly, with plants along the 345 mile route key to the war effort. Troops protected intersections and set up a mobile kitchen while Diamond Alkali, Diamond Magnesium, and Industrial Rayon plants were served. Union mine workers supported the strike by taking a work holiday awaiting reinstatement of workers who haven’t worked since Labor Day 1935.
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Fairport
Painesville
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Allied Vessel Is Sunk After 3-Day Battle
Washington reports a three day battle between a convoy and a submarine pack in the North Atlantic ended with the sinking of a Panamanian merchant vessel. Four dozen survivors were rescued after four days at sea in life rafts and rowboats. one captain was captured by submarines and later identified.
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North Atlantic
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Armade
Jos
Three-State ration conference set for Raleigh
Rationing officials announce a Monday meeting in Raleigh to discuss three state coverage. Attending will be rationing officers and food specialists from North and South Carolina and Virginia, with Penton Albright, regional OPA food specialist, presiding.
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Wage rules allow continued bonuses with limits
The order lets bonuses gifts commissions or similar pay continue without board approval but with provisos. Fixed totals must not exceed the prior year for similar work or, if based on percentage or incentive, rates and methods cannot change unless they yield no more than last year. Ten regional wage offices will handle employer applications, located in Boston New York Philadelphia Atlanta Kansas City Cleveland Chicago Dallas Denver and San Francisco. Soviet artillery hit German equipment on the Steppes northwest of the city and disrupted a 400-man German force in a ravine. About 400 German troops and five tanks were sacrificed in three failed attacks near central Caucasian passes southeast of Nalchik. Local fighting continued northeast of Tuapse as the enemy group was targeted.
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Office For Emergency Management
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New York
Philadelphia
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Dallas
Denver
San Francisco
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Nalchik
Tuapse
Soviet forces press retreating Germans near Stalingrad
Soviet lines held in all sectors while troops claimed to have killed about 1,000 enemy soldiers and destroyed eleven tanks during heavy clashes. Naval units reported sinking a 15,000 ton German transport in the Baltic as the battle resumed around Tuapse and Stalingrad.
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Tuapse
Baltic Sea
Stalingrad
Russia 1917 to 1942 Echoes in Soviet War Resolve
The article contrasts the 1917 Bolshevik seizure with 1942 Soviet resolve under Stalin. It notes the call land bread peace, Brest-Litovsk in 1918, and the difference in Allied and Axis fronts. It highlights Roosevelt's praise of the Red Army and the Anglo Soviet American coalition and predicts a forthcoming second front. The piece parallels World Wars and stresses U S mobilization and Russia's current first-front defense.
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Rommiel
Egypt
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Guadalcanal offensive sees night attacks on Nov 4 5
The Navy reported Japanese attempts to stall the army marine drive on Guadalcanal during the night of November 4 to 5, met by steady fire from U S ground forces and American aircraft. Allied actions also pressed near Buna and Oivi with continued air raids on Timor. Navy Secretary Knox estimated Japanese casualties three to five times American losses but warned the fight was not finished and expect further naval battles as fleets bolster.
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Aged Woman Hurt After Walking Into Car
Mrs Annie Mann 71 of 311 Centennial Avenue was injured when she walked into the side of a car driven by W H Grady on Wrenn Street about 2 30 pm Friday She was taken to Guilford General Hospital with a bruised right hand and bruised left knee Police noted she is blind in her right eye and has poor vision in the left No charges were filed against Grady The report mentions US customs receipts before the European war.
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High Street
New York Stocks Final Figures Reported
New York stock market closed with late session trading showing gains across several industries as investors reacted to mixed economic signals. Major averages ended higher led by strong gains in industrials and transport stocks, while utilities remained steady amid retreating bond yields.
Manpower plans debated by Senate labor subcommittee
Senate hearings featured Henry J. Kaiser urging a new centralized board to allocate workers to armed services war industries and agriculture. Nelson and Reynolds urged longer work weeks and better management to conserve manpower. Pepper pressed for doctor allotments between army and civilian needs amid calls for a national plan.
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Pepper
Rommel Pushed Back as Axis Forces Retreat From Matruh
Allied forces press the pursuit west of Matruh as Rommel’s dwindling armored units retreat. About 20,000 prisoners are counted, with 350 tanks and thousands of vehicles captured, signaling a severe depletion of Axis strength in the desert. Italian divisions on the edge of the Qattara mood are being mopped up.
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Fuka
el Alamein
Rommel
Matruh
Eighth Army
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Axis moves spark drive on Gibraltar shores
A German controlled dispatch said massing troops for Gibraltar was unnecessary as it could act as a springboard for a new United Nations push. Tangiers sources expected Allied landings in French Morocco or Dakar as the war broadens. Bevin Cripps and Smuts declared the Mediterraneans shores could turn the tide with more Allied initiative to come.
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Ernest Bevin
Stafford Cripps
Jan Christiaan Smuts
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