Racing at New Orleans Fair Grounds Faces Stable Shortage
Amid Tropical disruptions 1500 horses stranded from Florida and Hialeah, New Orleans Fair Grounds weighs how to accommodate Florida contenders. Julius G. Reeder reports stable demand rising as owners decide whether to ship Whirlaway era horses back for potential Roaring Twenties style racing resurgence.
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Sean
Orleans
Crescent City
Hialeah
New Orleans
Florida
Julius G. Reeder
Fairnds
Hot Springs
Reeder
Col. Ebley
Kentucky
the Fair Grounds
Whirlaway
Alsab
Eck
Ben Jones
Jami
Fla
Jawny
Miami
Noit
Topica
Ture
Jones
Warren Wright
Oped Wright
Sports Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr
New York sports column notes wartime shifts in athletics and public interest. Highlights include Bill Stewart’s view on sports usefulness, Brigham Young U plans, Dwaite Esplin tending sheep, Dodgers training rumors at Yale, Joe Cronin on players’ conditioning, Buck Weaver’s return talk for Sammy Angott, a cabbit hunt at Phillips country club, Marquette versus De Paul lineup details, Earl Hilligan’s Browns as night game champs, and guest star Deak Morse with Frankie Sinkwich and Whirlaway honors.
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New York
Bill Stewart
Bill
New Irish
War Charities
Brigham Young U
Dwaite Esplin
Dodgers
Yale
Coxe Memorial
Dem Burns
Coxe
Charle Jones
Buck
Louisville Times
Weaver
Sammy Angott
Sammy
Phillips
Tex
Marquett
de Paul
Marquette
Milwaukee
Earl Hilligan
Browns
Champion jockey Johnny Adams eyes next moves after big season
Champion jockey Johnny Adams, who tallied 245 wins last year, planned to stay in New Orleans briefly before likely returning to Iola Kansas to visit family. His bid for a third straight world ranking now looks unlikely after a 13 win year start beginning January 1.
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New Orleans
Johnny Adams
Iola
Kans
Johnny
The Old Judge Says Blunt Camp Conduct Talk
Quote dialogue contrasts concern over soldiers in the U S camps with silence on drinking abroad. The speaker jokes about how public worry targets local camp behavior while neglecting misconduct when soldiers travel overseas. Ned is mentioned in the exchange.
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Ned
Razorbacks Open Basketball Play With Mustangs
Arkansas Razorbacks, 1942 Southwest Conference co champions, start their season tonight against Methodist University Mustangs led by Gordon Carpen ter and Clayton Wynne. Mustangs shooters Tommy Tomlinson and Ace Cannady pose sharp challenge as defense seeks balance.
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Dallas
Arkansas’ Razorbacks
Gordon Carpen Methodist University
Mustangs
Parkers
Gordon Carpen
Ter
Clayton Wynne
Tommy Tomlinson
Ace Cannady
Arkansas
Wilson Cea Vee
Movie Actor Clark Gable Gets His Wings
Lt. Clark Gable, former motion picture leading man, graduated from the Army Air Force Gunnery school at Tyndall Field Florida. He received silver wings from Col. W A Maxwell after a commission from the Miami Beach officer candidate school. Gable praised his class as a fine group and said they want action, though his future orders are unknown. He enlisted last summer as a private and rose to first lieutenant during training.
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Tyndall Field
Fla
Jan
Clark Gable
Army
Air Force
Gable
Miami Beach
W. A. Maxwell
Deaths of Tesla and Noted Figures Mark Night
Nikola Tesla aged 86, inventor of alternating current methods and steam turbine designs, died last night in New York. Alison Smith, 50, prominent dramatic critic and newspaperwoman, wife of Russell Crouse, also died last night. Hugh Taylor Birch, 94, former Standard Oil general counsel and philanthropist, died recently in Port Lauderdale. The British Royal Mint reports earnings for Egypt, Greece, Guatemala, Iraq, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, and Romania among others.
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Nikola Tesla
New York
Miss Alison Smith
Alison Smith
Russell Crouse
Hugh Taylor Birch
Port Lauderdale
Pla
Standard Oil Company
British “World” Mint
British Royal Mint
Egypt
Greece
Guatemala
Irak
Latvia
Lithuania
Poland
Rumania
Prospect transfers to west coast outfit and seeks Turkey Thompson
Prospect requests a transfer from Norfolk to a distant west coast unit and aims for a chance to face Turkey Thompson. Navy Lieut. Carl Stockholm, ex six day bike racer, becomes executive officer of the Chicago shore patrol battalion. Pvt. Werner Keaney, 260 pound son of Rhode Island basketball coach, leading recreation at White Horse Alaska.
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Norfolk
Turkey Thompson
Navy
Carl Stockholm
Chicago
Werner Keaney
Rhode Island
Chage of Recreation Oat White Horse Alaska
What You Buy With War Bonds
The piece urges buying War Bonds now to fund postwar purchases like a new cooking range. It advises saving a definite amount, ten percent of each paycheck, every payday to invest in War Bonds as the war continues.
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U.S. Treasury Department
Credit for dependents rules and definitions
The credit for dependents applies to each person other than a spouse who depended on the taxpayer for more than half of their support during the year. It covers those under 18 or unable to self support due to mental or physical defects, including elderly or health-impaired individuals. Dependency hinges on actual support, not mere legal relation.
Credits for Dependents and Sleep Facts in Tax Text
Tax rules detail head of family credit limits for dependents, including age, months of dependency, and joint filing constraints. The article also notes a July 1 dependent credit of 385 dollars for Form 104A filers. Separate snippets discuss sound sleeping periods and the strong mollusk impel clinging to stones with a 64 pound dislodge force.
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Libya
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
Wide World
Joe
Cronin
Red Cross
Pearl Harbor
Deak Morse
St. Johnsbury
Frankie Sinkwich
Will
Amy
Razorbacks
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Bradley
Crete
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Tpissa
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Dorado
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Ukeava
Stueart’s Grocer & Market
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