Texas A and M Faces Tulane In Sugar Bowl Showdown
A detailed preview of the Sugar Bowl pitting Texas A&M against Tulane notes the Aggies defense and Tulane’s powerful ground attack. It highlights star players John Kimbrough Derrace Moser Jim Thomason and Red Dawson’s coaching while comparing rushing strengths and defensive records shaping a likely close, bruising game.
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Tommy O'Boyle
Tulane Varsities
Grayson Picks Troy to Keep Record Intact Against Vols
Grayson endorses Southern California to defeat Tennessee in the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, citing Trojans’ wider superiority and stronger offense. The column cites George Cafego’s knee injury, Tennessee’s 23 game win streak, and USC’s varied formations and star players as covert keys to a potential win.
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Elmer Layden
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West
Economic Outlook Shows War Spending Drives Recovery
The analysis notes industrial production led by a rising index peaking at 154 in late 1997, with building, department store sales, car lending, and bank debits lagging. It warns of heavy reliance on government expenditures and war orders, while private investment remains weak and unemployment stays high. Congress faces a dilemma between continued borrowing or seeking new stimulus to sustain growth.
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Dies and dollars fill talk of curtain walls in 1940 race
The column contends Congress will grant an additional $100,000 for curtain walls in the critical election year of 1940, bringing the total to $225,000 for a five foot shelf of Un-Americana. The piece hints at Marty Dies’s possible role in 1940 politics.
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Centerville Home Demonstration Club elects 1940 officers
The Centerville Home Demonstration Club named officers for 1940 including President Mrs P P Campbell Vice President Mrs G A Linaker Secretary Treasurer Mrs Earnest Cobb and various leaders across departments such as Clothing Home Management Gardening and Recreation. Meetings are set for the first Monday each month with the next at Mrs O B Jones home on January 8. The Old Liberty Home Demonstration Club also elected officers and plans a January meeting with leadership pending.
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P. P. Campbell
G. A. Linuker
Earnest Cobb
Arville Phillips
Homwu Industries
G. A. Linaker
N. 8. Patterson
Arl Fincher
P. F. Campbell
Q. B. Jones
Harvey Henry
Herbert Carle
Avi Fincher
Sid Skinner
H. &. Patterson
Centerville
O. B. Jones
Old Liberty Home Demonstration Club
Evelyn Harrison
Chester Rosenbaum
J. E. Musier
Old Liberty Club
Holiday Season Ends In Whisky Raids And Mishap
Sheriff officers continued their raid on whisky stills over the holiday weekend. The largest still of the year, a 65-gallon copper outfit with a six-barrel gas, was destroyed in the Bode bottoms near Patmos. Nine barrels of mash were burned and one gallon of whisky seized. A man fled as officers arrived Sunday morning. Deputy Sheriff Tom Middlebrooks State Police Rangerfield and Federal Officer Jess Quilliat conducted the raid. Separately in Elkhart Indiana officers tailed a bootlegger seen each day with jars. They traced him to a shed where he was milking a cow.
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Irregular Pearl Valuations and Irving knighthood tale
The piece notes black pearls as most valuable among il pearls with pink white and yellow following. It states Sir Henry Irving was the first British actor offered a knighthood, refused in 1883, and accepted twelve years later.
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