Lone Star State Athletes Pace Set for Others to Follow
Texas sports scene dominates national chatter as stars from Rice and Texas A&M, including Bobby Morr and Frank Guernavy, headline a wave of standout performers. News highlights Texas linksmen, women’s champions, and college squads shaping the era with forward passes and record wins.
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Lone Star State
Jerry Brondfisld
NEA
Fcore
Adeli
Texas Chamber of Commerce
Howe
Isi
Hamplans
Moustoy
Elowter
Theaugh
Texas
Ph Guldobt
Mallus
Eyro Nelson
Port Worth
Bo Yaokablad
Apert Townineys
Ken Uwee
Ank Bony Jameson
San Antinin Tase
Samiy Bruh
Davey Brien
Texas A. & MO
Fecden Im
Jobo
WWE
Maul Duneb
Jake Detraic
Ayia Hells
Fourny Eine
Endows
Texas Bull
May Weatherly
Darhans
Pinky Hivelus
Ed Gut
The
Yanks
Jiawrney
Tis
Tex Carleton
Boi Bell
el Gasims
Panis
Law Denice
Larkin
Southwest
Rice
University of “Pexayin
Golintty
Patrens
Bobby Morr
AL Anerica Gurl
Waleoul
Bianel
Fran Wier
Tim Witsmur
National Collegiae
Frank Guernavy
Cal Alain
Hinds
San Houston
Meavis Itil
Cal
Bowie
Apyavoy Traipenes
Uit
Exis Wall Picture
Germany bans holy Nazi songs in entertainment venues
Berlin reports a prohibition on the singing of sacred Nazi songs such as the “Hymn of the Fatherland” and “Horst Wessel” in public amusements. Authorities cite the aim to remove ideological fuel from culture while endorsing national heritage through non political performances.
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Berlin
Vpi
Pawl
Joseph Goebelk
Dolunter
Insects Survive Subzero Winter Woes Say Entomologist
Leonard Maseni of Missouri College of Agriculture notes insects like grasshoppers chinch bugs and subterranean pests remain active under snow or topsoil and likely will be as numerous next summer. Other pests such as cabbage worms and codling moth are less affected, Haseman explains.
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Columbia
Cole
Leonard Maseni
Missour College of Agriculture
Understad Cole
Haseman
Gullrail Column Notes Unclear Biographical Snippet
The fragment references The Gullrail column from Columbus Ohio with unclear names and roles. It mentions a mining engineer, a Peruvian mine, and the principality of Liechtenstein with ambiguous context and lacks concrete events or dates.
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Gullrail
Columbus
Linlenas
Ghia State Poctur Sti
Hard Luck Proves to Be Catching
Ambulance attendant Thomas fell from an ambulance after a door opened. He bounced along the highway about 40 feet, rolled into a ditch, suffering a broken jaw and missing teeth. He was readied back into the vehicle and rushed to the hospital with the patient.
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Welleville
Texas
WE. Thomas
Thomas
Pretty Cold Who Now Hired One Con the City
A fragmentary account describes a cold winter morning. A rider struggles with a horse in darkness, mistaking it for another animal while trying to fit a collar. A figure from a nearby house calls out, adding a sense of urgency to the scene.
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Ipese
Larimer
Heavier Duty New York Update on Quacket Specunve Use
In New York Don Budgery switches to Specunve qucket replacing the Ue If uunse setup, signaling a change in his routine and technique as he adapts to new equipment for heavier duties.
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New York
Don Budgery
Left-Handed Pitchers Shake Baseball Landscape
Larry Grayson surveys 1930s majors noting left-handed pitchers shaping rosters. He cites players like Griesbaum and Hubbell, assesses prospects from Milnar to Grove, and reflects on why lefties dominate in catching or pitching roles while pondering idiosyncrasies of famous clubs and owners.
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Larry Grayson
ST Petersburg
Tin
McCarthy
Yankees
Reds
Joe Bexys
Newark
Yanky
Griesomy
Griesom
Teff-Hayeed
Clark Griffith
Joe Krakauskas
Argl Keardell Chase
Carl Thubbell
Robert Moses Grove
Remy Vander Meer
Verdon Gamez
Milnar
Indians
Wyangh
Marius Russe
Lurey French
Cuby
Bob Weiland
Cardinals
al Milniy
Cvlief Wayker
Pirates
Syracuse
Johny Gell
Hubbell
Eddie Plank
Left
Gomnnz
Daffy
Sue
Rube Wardenl
Bugs Reginand
Haider
Patyail
Uie
Anil
Charley Groban
Hie San Branelscu Elit
Couhl
Graham
Addu
Governor Phillips Attacks Cole Oil Act in California Speech
Oklahoma Governor Leon C. Phillips urged California to join interstate oil controls to unite against Washington. He criticized the Cole bill as wasteful, seeking a federal commissioner with dictatorial powers. He noted seven states already in the compact and anticipated Kentucky Arkansas Wyoming Montana and Mississippi joining soon.
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Oklahoma City
Leon C. Phillips
California
Illinois
Kentucky
Arkansas
Wyoming
Montane
Mississippi
Paul Waner Among NL's Most Dangerous Pitches Says Al Lopez
Bradenton Florida catcher Al Lopez names Paul Waner of the Pirates as the National League’s toughest opponent with two strikes. Lopez notes Waner’s keen plate sense when in the hole and his quick adjustment to drive pitches to left when threatened. Lincoln era land trends cited with large transfers to settlers in Humstead Act records.
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Bradenton
Fla
al Lopez
Boston Bee
Paul Waner
Pirates
Lope
Taxpayer Seeks Intangible Personal Property Return Form
In Roanoke a taxpayer appeared at the office of John M Hart Roanoke Commissioner of Revenue and asked for an entanglement return. It was determined he waited for a form to make out returns for his intangible personal property taxes.
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Roanoke
John M. Hart
Roanoke Commissiona of Revenue
California population estimate sparks debate in 1948
An electrician puzzled by a refrigerator consuming excess power asks a cook about it. She replies she likes it because opening the door cools the entire kitchen. Separately, the State Taxpayers' Association estimates California’s population on January 1, 1948 at over seven million.
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California
State Taxpayers’ Association
Northwestern's Dick Klein Seen As Top All-Big Ten Guard
Northwestern guard Dick Klein, a high scoring Wildcats sophomore, earns All-Big Ten consideration and is noted as a stronger baseball prospect than in basketball, highlighting his dual athletic promise.
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Wildcat
Cryer
Evanstan
Dick Klein
Northwestern
Fort Collins letter fragment from Harold Scott church note
Fragmentary text from Fort Collins includes a letter from Harold Scott of the al Adilation church. The passage references prayers and a dated message to General John P. Per and mentions military service as a cavalry tenant in the Indian campaign.
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Fort Collins
Harold ‘Scott
al-Adilation Church
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