Social and Personal Social Calendar and Dinner Guests
Daisy Heard editors notes list social calendar items for Tuesday and Wednesday including club meetings at various homes, church group activities and a Founders Day program at the high school. Also covered are a dinner party honoring Bill Seatt from the Southwestern Proving Ground and arrivals and departures of local residents related to military and civilian work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Scott
Marjorie McKee
Flavis Hassell
K. G. Meae
Edgewood
Bill Seatt
Southwestern Proving Ground
Mr. Seatt
Armed Forces
J. H. Jones
Hugh Jones
W. R. Hamilton
Thomas Lavin
Paul Gaston
The
Gospel Tabernacle
Diamond
Eutha Brooks
Austin
San Antonio
Texas
McGregor
Bluebonnet Ordnance Plant
Floy Stanley
Inez Neal
Lucey B. Lloyd
Miss Brooks
Sue Rogers
Mary Nell Daniels
Jeff Doggett
Leonard Sayers
Rupert H. Whinery
Gayle Rose
Jerome Wolfe
Arthur Holland
Theo Marks
B. D. Rhoades
Clais Morton
7. E. Driggers
Two Basketball Stars Revise the Record Book
New York reports two standout performances on back to back nights. John Bramavie of Clarksburg West Virginia scored 87 as Fairmont teachers fell, lifting his career total to 1971 with seven games left. Harry Boykati of St John’s Brooklyn poured in 41 points and nine free throws in Madison Square Garden, matching the era mark for most 29-point games and tying the arena single game scoring record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clarksburg
W. Va
John Brevins
Bramovie
Fairmont
Harry Roykoff
St. John's University
Brooklyn
Gmels
Madison Square Garden
Bramavie
Kenny Griffiny
Philippi College
West Virginia
Pairmont
Rio Grande College of Ohio
Boykati
Garden
Toledo University
Bob Gerber
Carul OL
Ghia University
Giraud's Wife Reported Held by Nazis
British CBS recorded broadcast says General Henri Honore Giraud’s wife was arrested recently in France by the Germans. The report cites no source and offers no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
CBS
Henri Honore Giraud
Year-ago Polo Open canceled. Louis defeats Godoy in rematch
In a recap style note, US Polo Association canceled the 1942 National Open due to her. It recalls Joe Louis defending the heavyweight title with a split decision over Arturo Godoy in a 16 round Madison Square Garden bout. Five years ago Fritz Crisler left Princeton to coach football and assist at Michigan.
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Joe Louis
Arturo Godoy
Madison Square Garden
Fritz Crisler
Princeton
Michigan
Derby Week Watching Stirs Cautious Plans Across States
Wide World Sports items note Derby cancellations hint at rail and transportation limits. Maryland racing limited to Pimlico while racing at Hilltop faces streetcar issues. Bud Burmester’s 1941 Derby picks Ocean Wave Blue Swords Ashmenon. Also mentions Johnny Mize Joe Medwick homers, boxing revival in St. Louis, and Navy pre‑flight assignments. Basketball results across conferences listed.
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Bowie
Laurel
Havre de Grace
Maryland
Pimlico
Hilltop
Racing Commission
Bud Burmester
Ocean Wave
Blue Swords
Ashmenon
The Terrible Eye a Turbulent Plot Unfolds
Jonah Logan and Hildy scheme to exploit the Terrible Lye a device that could rewrite history and unleash scandals. Uncle Cal appears with a quirky deal and a talking horse as tension builds toward a dramatic confrontation.
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Jonah
Pine Brave
Hildy
Hildegarde
Uncle Cal
Cal
Bucephalus
Jonas
Fights Last Night Newark and New Orleans Boxing Roundup
Night of bouts featured Wallace Cross stopped by Paterson fighter in Newark while Horace Jones and Steve Belloise halted in New York and Holyoke. Ruffin stopped Lemos in New Orleans as Charley Eagle outpointed Lou Brogis in Baltimore in a card spanning multiple cities.
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Fort Leonard Wood
Corp
Adam Shank
Reuben Shank
Colorado
Ioriefly
Dam
Nebraska WA
Ed Weir
Navy
Glenn Pressnell
Biff Jones
Titor
Associated Press
Newark
Pak Comiskey
Paterson
Wallace Cross
East Orange
Holyoke
Mass
Steve Belloise
New York
Horace Jones
Portchester
New Orleans
Bobby Ruffin
Richie Lemos
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Charley Eagle
Waterbury
Fate of Phils to Be Decided by Chiefs Today
National League owners gathered in Ford Frick's office to decide Philadelphia Phils fate as 1943 looms. The club faces about 200000 in debts, no signed manager, training site, or players. Three plans discussed include league control with Bill Terry, sale to Jack Kelly, or Nugent remaining in charge.
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Harold Classn
New York
National Baseball League
Ford Frick
Philadelphia Phils
Ioop
League
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Chicago Baseball
Terry
Memphis
Baseball
John
Jacki Kelly
Philladelphia
Hale Ameries Athletic Program
Gert Nugent
Nugent
Phils
Phil
National League
Rube Melon
Brooklyn
Nick Etten
New York Yankees
Look to the Mountain by Le Grand Cannon selection
Hempstead County Library shelves feature Look to the Mountain a Book of the Month selection by Le Grand Cannon. The love story and saga follows Whit Livingston and Melissa Butler as two courageous pioneers leaving their New Hampshire village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Grand Cannon
Hempstead County
Whit Livingston
Melissa Butler
New Hampshire
Yerger School Offers Course for Teachers
Yerger high school, in cooperation with Philander Smith College and the state department of education, opens a workshop for service teachers at Yerger school costing 10 cents each. It offers two courses on youth education for war and peace and wartime morale, with credits usable for license renewal and college work. Dr K J J Blake ly will supervise, with M L Harris directing the courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerger
Philander
Smith Golege
State Department of Education
Yerger School
K. J. J. Blakely
Verger School
M. L. Harris
Fhilander Smith
British Send Food to French Troops in North Africa
Allied headquarters in North Africa announced that Britain has sent 35,000 tons of foodstuffs and clothing to French North Africa for civilian use. Harold MacMillan reported arrivals include tea coffee and 200000 jars of pork with 200000 tons of coal also delivered for military and civilian needs.
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North Africa
British Isles
French North Africa
Harold MacMillan
MacMillan
Spring Hill Junior Class Presents So Jane Play
Spring Hill junior class will stage a three act comedy So Jane at Spring Hill school Friday February 12 at 8 pm. The performance invites the public and promises light entertainment from the student group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Hill
Jane
Ole
Spring Hill School
Youth Breaks Arm in Gym Fall at High School
Billy Ruggles son of Mr and Mrs Bill Ruggles of Shower Springs suffered a broken arm in a fall at the high school gymnasium yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Ruggles
Bill Ruggles
Shower Springs
Nomination of New Justice Approved
The Senate confirmed President Roosevelt's nomination of Wiley Blount Rutledge of Iowa to be associate justice of the Supreme Court succeeding James F Byrnes as economic stabilization director. The vote was by voice. Senator Langer urged rejection while Senator O Mahoney noted the Judiciary committee approved 11 to 0 and Rutledge had demonstrated judicial capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Wiley Blount Rutledge
Iowa
Supreme Court
James F. Byrnes
Vule
Court of Appeals
District of Colubbia
Langer
R-D
Rutledge
O'Mahoney
D-Wyg
Judiciary Committee
Nickel less nickel to appear soon
The Bureau of Mines reports a new nickel free of nickel content will be produced using manganese from a government process. Shipments of 99.9 percent pure manganese moved from Boulder City Nevada to Philadelphia and San Francisco mints. The coin will mix 9 parts manganese 35 silver and 56 copper instead of the current 75 copper and 25 nickel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Mines
Boulder City
Nev
Philadelphia
San Francisco
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