Southwest Plan Aimed at Arkansas Talent Wars
The Southwest Conference proposal to limit colleges to recruiting within their home states is seen as tailor made for Arkansas. Coach John Barnhill led the Razorbacks to a share of the conference title and Cotton Bowl money, supporting Arkansas fans’ belief that local talent would keep the team atop. Jim Benton promotes wrestling in Pine Bluff as he broadens post NFL life. The Arkansas AAU meet in Little Rock may skip boxing disputes as Fort Smith’s Gloves fight anew. Benny Wilhelm of Arkansas State College stands out with 81 field goals and 64 free throws for 226 points.
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Louisiana State
Bernie Moore
Albert Stoop Pritchard
Bruce Drake
Oklahoma ‘B
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Miss Day Divorce Fight Faces California Court Ruling
Hollywood reports that actress Laraine Day must explain her alleged flouting of California divorce rules or risk revoking her two day old divorce from Ray Hendricks. Judge Dockweiler stressed the issue of good faith amid Day and Leo Durocher’s marriage plans and possible bigamy concerns.
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Leo Durocher
Ray Hendricks
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Tex
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Newark
Duurocher
Santa Monica
ABC
Havana
Cuba
The Glamorous Press Agent Jean Dalrymple Reigns
Broadway chronicler Jack OBrien profiles Jean Dalrymple the press agent turned producer overseeing the revival of Burlesque. He notes her million-dollar lifestyle, Manhattan home, routine filled with meetings, breakfasts at elite spots, and weekly premieres, while she juggles Hollywood connections and executive duties.
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Broadway
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Jean
Miss Dalrymple
Manhattan
Twenty-one
Colony
Marc Connelly
Franchot Tone
Bert Lahr
Jose Tturbi
London
Paris
Studio Brass
Lester Cowan
Boxing Results From Various Cities Reported
Milwaukee bout saw Jimmy Scherr outpoint Dave Clark over 10 rounds in 153 155 pound division. Blackie Noel defeated Eddie Moniz 10 in Portland Maine 145 145. Joe Blackwood outpointed Gene Farland 10 in Providence Rhode Island 160 158. Charley Babcock stopped Frankie Ferry in Bangor Maine 174 174 38.
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Milwaukee
Jimmy Scherr
Dave Clark
Cincinnati
Portland
Blackie Noel
Montreal
Eddie Moniz
Fall River
Mass
Providence
R. I
Joe Blackwood
Paterson
N. J
Gene Farland
Bangor
Charley Babcock
Frankie Ferry
Edith Nourse Rogers A Tireless War Veterans Champion
Washington profile of Congresswoman Edith Nourse Rogers highlighting her leadership of the House Veterans Committee, years of service for veterans, and proposals including Patriot's Day and a cabinet office for veterans. Note her long workdays, early hours, "Mother of the WACs" title, and service with the Red Cross in World War I.
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Washington
Edith Nourse Rogers
House Veterans Committee
Rep. Rogers
Rmass
Red Cross
Walter Reed Hospital
Walter Reed
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Congress
John Jacob Rogers
Concord
Lexington
Massachusetts
Veterans’ Welfare
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