Southwest Plan Made to Order for Arkansas
The Southwest Conference pushes a state recruiting limit, seen as favorable to Arkansas and coach Barnhill who led the Razorbacks to a share of the 1946 conference title and a Cotton Bowl windfall. Former All Southwest end Jim Benton promotes wrestling in Pine Bluff, while Benny Wilhelm of Arkansas State College racks up 226 points.
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Benny Wilhelm
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Miss Day Divorce Case Faces Fresh Scrutiny
Hollywood reports movie actress Laraine Day must justify her actions after a California interlocutory decree and a Mexican divorce followed by a possible Texas marriage. Superior Judge George Dockweiler warned of possible revocation of the divorce from Ray Hendricks if she cannot show good faith. The judge expressed disapproval of the couple’s attempts to bypass California law and live together while seeking final declarations in other states.
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The Glamorous Press Agent Jean Dalrymple on Broadway
New Yorker Jean Dalrymple, a lavish press agent and executive assistant to Lester Cowan, maintains a busy, fashionable life between Broadway openings and meetings with Hollywood and European contacts. She works daily from a Manhattan office, hosts breakfast with stylish peers, and returns to the scene after brief retirements.
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Bert Lahr
Jose Tturbi
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Boxing card results from Milwaukee and surrounding cities
Frank S Fullerton Jr United Press reports Jimmy Scherr outpointed Dave Clark in Milwaukee with a 10 9 4 city results. Blackie Noel edged Eddie Moniz in Montreal. Joe Blackwood defeated Gene Farland in Providence. Charley Babcock stopped Frankie Ferry in Bangor with a 38 knockout.
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Edith Nourse Rogers A Workhorse of Veterans Welfare
Washington profile on Congresswoman Edith Nourse Rogers highlights her stamina and leadership as new House Veterans Committee chair. The Massachusetts Republican built the Woman's Army Corps and champions Patriot's Day and a cabinet for veterans, drawing on WWI Red Cross service and decades serving disabled veterans.
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Congress
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Concord
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