Poles Demand Soviet Occupation Be Allied Not Conqueror
Polish sources in Washington argued that Soviet troops entering Poland must do so as allies, not conquerors, or face strong resistance. They urged restoration of diplomatic ties with the London Polish government in exile and proposed Allied supervision of any occupation to symbolize an Allied occupation.
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Supreme Court rule on reasonable promptness draws police concern
James Marlow and George Zielke report that the Supreme Court held federal officers must arraign arrestees with reasonable promptness. The ruling affects only federal arrests, but states worry about confessions obtained before swift arraignment. Moonshiners case and legal fallout are outlined with potential nationwide impact.
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Pro football records fall only in normal week
In Chicago on November 22 the Redskins beat the Bears 21 to 7 while Luckman tied a single season passing record with 34 conversions. Don Hutson set a career high with 237 receiving yards as the Packers crushed the Dodgers 31 to 7, and the Giants defeated the Cardinals 24 to 13 highlighted by Tuffy Leemans two rushing scores.
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Where Was Elmer Pheasant Hunting In Ill
Waukegan Illinois November 22 Elmer Layden commissioner of the National Football League and Notre Dame star did not attend the Iowa State game at South Bend on Saturday it being the last day of pheasant hunting He hunted with a portable radio on his back and bagged the limit of two birds while Notre Dame won.
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Unbeaten Benny Goldberg Aims to Stop Ortiz Early
Detroit’s Benny Goldberg seeks the bantamweight title from Manuel Ortiz in Los Angeles with manager Pete Reilly predicting a stoppage inside 10 rounds. Challenger Mike Farmer comments Ortiz’s bid to retire undefeated hinges on the outcome.
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Egg-Striped Rescue Scene Delivers Shoshone Miracle
A truck carrying supplies to a sheep camp in Shoshone Idaho was struck by a train. Eusebio Elorrieta sustained a severe forehead gash while Felix Uriate dislocated his shoulder. Despite the crash none of the 360 eggs in the truck were broken and the eggs remained intact.
Help Shortage Pushes Laundry Operator to File with OPA
In Salt Lake City a laundry operator seeks to file an application with the Office of Price Administration to hire more workers. OPA official Richard A. Paradise says the operator must bring his books up to date, which he cannot do due to lack of office help.
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Flamingos at Hialeah a Widener tribute and spectacle
The writer recalls Widener's Hialeah Park garden displays featuring imported flamingos. Birds parade around the track on race days, led by a bird named Struttin Joe. The display, built amid lakes and tropical plantings, showcased Widener's flair for decorative beauty at the Florida venue.
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Hoary Tradition Favors Aggies Victory Saturday
Hoary tradition in the Southwest Conference favors Texas A. and M. in the grid clash with Texas. The Aggies aim to clinch the championship if they defeat the Longhorns, who need one more win to retain their title.
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Moberly Raises $3000 for Randolph County Servicemen
The Moberly community collected 3000 in donations for Christmas gifts to about 2000 Randolph County residents in the armed services. Local organizers praised the turnout as a hopeful sign for troops and families during the holidays.
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Don Hutson Sets National League Football Record
Don Hutson of the Green Bay Packers set a league record by catching eight forward passes for 219 yards as Green Bay defeated Brooklyn 31 to 7 before 18,992 fans. He scored 19 points, including two receptions for 79 yards and a 21 yard field goal, with a 79 yard TD reception in the third period. Irv Comp delivered the other score with a 79 yard pass to Hutson.
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Amphibian frogs possess three chambered hearts
Amphibians like frogs feature a three chambered heart complicating blood flow. The heart has two atria and one ventricle enabling mixed blood circulation but with distinct pulmonary and systemic routes.
Sulphur and Wheat Drive Si Cily’s Main Income
The article notes that beside sulphur, wheat stands as Si Cily’s second major income source, underscoring agriculture’s role in the economy.
Last Sermon at Wesley Memorial and Parade Change
Ten years ago this week reports note Rev G Ray Jordan to leave Wesley Memorial Methodist Church for Centenary in Winston Salem with his final sermon Sunday at 11. A December 6 Christmas parade time is moved to 7 pm from 4 pm. NRA code price cuts spark complaints against trucking lines. Mrs A D Brockett relocates to 412 North Main Street. Carlavis announces birth of David Edward on Nov 11. Miss Taylor elected president of Guilford College Fine Arts Club. Roosevelt to confer on monetary control. Duke heiress to wealth after J B Dukes estate valued at 53 million. Geneva arms parley postponed to January.
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Winchel and J Masefield Reflections and Quotes
A fragmented compilation notes Winchel on continued editorials about pessimism and dungeon building, J Masefield on a face filled with broken commandments, Horner on backbone, J M Barrie on deep blue eyes, F Norris on abrupt doors, and a brief comment about Senator Reynolds resigning.
Norfolk Drive Cuts Food Prices Show Public Action Works
In Norfolk Virginia a price control campaign lowers everyday goods. Oranges drop from 1 to 60 cents a dozen potatoes fall from 10 to six cents a pound onions slide from 20 to seven cents a head lettuce from 25 to 11 cents butter from 56 to 51 cents a pound live hens from 39 to 35 cents a pound. Shoppers urged to enforce ceilings by boycotting higher prices and staying watchful to push prices down further.
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