Average Briton Sees U S Loan as Postwar Hope Says Mackenzie
AP World Traveler DeWitt MacKenzie relays a London scene after returning to his hotel room to find a Canada sourced egg on the pen tray. He learns from a Constable and his wife about rationing, food shortages, and the impact of Anglo American loan talks on ordinary English families.
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U. S
Mackenzie
Dewitt MacKenzie
London
Canada
England
Mrs. Mac
Mick
Lou
Razorbacks win 2 from Kentucky in two game sweep
Arkansas remains unbeaten in four starts after routing Western Kentucky Teachers 67 38 in a two game series. Towering George Kok led with 25 points while Melvin McGaha and Parson Bill Flynt added 15 each as Arkansas dominated to close the series. Maurice Hale led Kentucky with 11 points as coach Gene Lambert used the full roster except injured Charles Jolliff.
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Arkansas Razorbacks
Fayetteville
Madison Square Garden
Memhis Naval Air Technical Training
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Grent Hilltoppers
George Kok
Melvin McGaha
Bill" Flynt
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Maurice Hale
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Gene Lambert
Charles Jolliff
Unclear stop page mood in wartime lend-lease tale
The excerpt recalls confusion and relief over lend-lease assistance. Acknowledgment that America’s help waned then returned, with England’s sentiment improving. A character named Lou serves tea and offers a sharp assessment of the situation, while a noted Canadian egg is attributed to Lou.
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England
Lou
Kentucky and Arkansas players in a basketball game
In a nonuniform scene Kentucky and Arkansas players contest a college basketball game. Box score shows Haleied Parsley Shaffer Hummer and others for Kentucky while McGaha Font Kearns Wheeler Schumchyk Flynt Byles Clabhorn and Horton appear for Arkansas. Halftime sees Arkansas 28 Western Kentucky 17 with several missed free throws recorded and officials listed as Alvin Bell Vanderith and Cliff Shaw.
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Stassen Finance Panel Reports Yearly Fund Changes
The finance group led by James S. Kemper of Chicago raised 550 this year and spent 450000. Republicans began with a 250000 surplus and now hold 350000 in the treasury.
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Mittee
James S. Kemer
Chicago
Pearl Harbor War Effort Cited With Home Front Tasks
Pearl Harbor article notes that each fighting man relies on nine teen workers to supply his equipment. It mentions a division on Okinawa carrying 1,000 rat traps, 225 mouse traps, and 450 fly swatters as part of the supply effort. The piece reflects wartime logistics and civilian contribution to military success.
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Okinawa
Racing Ends Today at Hot Springs
Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs, Arkansas concluded its fall race meeting with two handicaps the Au Revoir for three year olds and up at a mile and a sixteenth and the Hasta Temporada for two year olds at about a mile and 70 yards. Top weight Grey Days, Dakota, Bull Play and others featured the Au Revoir while Ariel Ace, Over Night and Wagon Boss led the Juvenile race. Yesterday drew about 4,000 spectators and a mutuel handle near 226,809 with J Dean Jessop riding four winners including Tideover at 16.40 and Whiz Kat Bel Revere and Golden Thorn in other races.
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Au Revoir
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al Smitha
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Bob Pick
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Tideover
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Bel Revere
Golden Thorn
Eight Million Attend 1945 Grid Games Nationwide
New York saw the college football season set a postwar turnout record with 7,926,623 total attendance across 79 schools, a 42 percent rise from 1944. Pennsylvania led home gates at Franklin Field with 477,000 across eight games, while Ohio State topped nationwide home and away totals at 544,499 for nine contests. Notre Dame and Tulane drew a Southern regular season high of 65,000 in New Orleans.
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New York City
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New Orleans
Pickard in Golf Lead at Miami Open
Henry Picard led the Miami open golf tournament by a single stroke entering the third round with a total of 136 after a 69 opening and 67 second round. E J Dutch Harrison, Gib Sellers, Frank Stranahan, and Ben Hogan shared near the top with 138 to 140 as other contenders chased the leaders in Miami Florida.
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Fla
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Pene
Ohio
Gib Sellers
Hot Springs
Ark
Sellers
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Toledo
Stranahan
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Hershey
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Orville White
Fred Annon
Jim Ferrier
Harold
Jug)McSpaden
White
Winston Salem
N. C
Sam Snead
Willie Goggin
Chick Rutan
Any Shute
Kitty Trouble In Spokane Over Cats
Spokane residents probe loud yowling as police report two wildcats shot in city neighborhoods within a week. Local officials caution residents to stay alert while the hunt for suspected wildlife continues.
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Spokane
Wash
Bo Rowland Looms as New Hog Coach
In Little Rock on December 8 a Razorback advisory panel weighed 51 applications for Arkansas football head coach. Bo Rowland, current at Citadel, appears to have the inside track amid salary and top-coach demand questions. The committee may favor a rising coach over a proven name, with Bear Bryant and others named as potential options.
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Little Rock
Beardless
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Campbell
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Citadels
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Arkadelphia
Ouachita
Henderson
Oklahoma
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North Carolina
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Maryland University
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Maryland
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Fayetteville
Hugh Devore
Notre Dame
Frank Leahy
Warren Woodson
Hardin-Simmons
Arkansas State
Texarkana
John Tucker
Arkansas Tech
Ben Winkleman
San Jose
Southern California
Stanford
Gaynell Tinsley
Louisiana State
Allyn McKeen
Mississippi State
Majors Head for Chicago Meeting
Major League magnates head to Chicago to decide on curbing the Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler power. The Minors ended a three day convention with votes to remove the postwar promotional group from the commissioner's office and to bar bonuses on signing contracts.
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Harold Harrison
Columbus
Ohio
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Chandler
Chicago
Victory Loan Drive County Quota Set At 425000
County officials announce a Victory Loan Drive quota of 425000 with local figures QO R Green Mrs Wilbur Jones J S Moses Bert Scott R C Stuart M M Bland Haven Light J W Martin P C Stephens M L Nelson E A Thompson George Wylie among leading supporters and coordinators.
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QO. R. Green
Mrs. Wilbur Jones
J. S. Moses
Bert Scott
R. C. Stuart
M. M. Bland
Haven Light
J. W. Martin
P. C. Stephens
M. L. Nelson
E. A. Thompson
George Wylie
Wartime building plans aim to favor homes under wartime ceiling
The report notes no restrictions on home construction and a shift to prioritize building materials for residences. Officials indicate most labor and materials go to commercial and face building. The Labor Bureau records October begins 19,480 new family dwellings and a 70 million dollar rise over September. Residential permit values jumped over 50 percent due to higher per house values.
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Truman
Labor Bureau
Public figures urge open government and democratic ideals
The Muncie press decries secrecy, urges Americans to demand full disclosure like leaders. Voices from Rev. Dr. George Paul T. Sargent and Dr. Leo Wollman warn that government wage setting distorts prices and profits, calling for a democracy rooted in Christian principles.
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George Paul T. Sargent
New York City
Leo Wollman
Pacific Coast League bids for major league status
A large turnout and strong lobbying marked a major league convention as 1 178 registered delegates and guests returned home. The Pacific Coast League won unanimous approval to seek major league status, pending authorization from the Commissioner and the American and National Leagues. The Chicago meeting next week loomed as the pivotal stage for potential sales and trades.
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Chicago
Chandler
Municipal Stadium Needs Play for New York City
New York World-Telegram reports the nearness of a proposed municipal stadium in New York City with seating capacity ranging from 150000 to 200000. The piece discusses the city’s requirement for a large public venue and mentions the involvement of the Economic Research Bureau in outlining needs and implications.
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New York
New York World-Telegram
World Wide Daily Bible Reading Schedule Listing
Saturday Psalm Sunday December 9 Galatians Monday Colossians readings for 1946. If you want a schedule, write to denominational headquarters or your minister. assistance available from American Bible Society, Dept. W.B.R. for serial requests.
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American Bible Society
Dept. W.B.R
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