Parker's Journe y Named Lineman of the Week
Derogatis, a 7 215 pound senior from Newark, Duke tackle, earned the Associated Press lineman of the week for blocked a Georgia Tech punt. List of weekly nominees includes players from Wake Forest, LSU, North Carolina, Texas, Duke and more. Over 54,000 business firms in New York state participated in a related survey.
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Tennessee
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Oklahoma
Resolution to Vacate Alley by City of Hope
Notice states that on November 2 1046 the Hope City Council passed a resolution to vacate an alley between properties. The matter involves a property owner and the circuit clerk recorder and requires a petition within thirty days to contest the agreement.
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Fair Enough By Westbrook Pagler 1947 Satire
A fragmented 1947 feature piece mocks political figures and culture, listing Roosevelt Wallace and Louie, with referenced art sales and national policies. The prose weaves humor and rumor about public life, financial intrigue, and notable names in a turbulent postwar era.
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Westbrook Pagler
King Featuren Syndicate
Bobcats Aim for 9th Victory of the Season
The Bobcats, ranked No. 1 in the Arkansas weekly poll, prepare to face Big Six leader Little Rock in Hope. The district race features North Little Rock Pine Bluff Fort Smith and a crowded field across AA and B divisions with several unbeaten teams lingering in Class A and B.
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Mistriel Fiv Malvern
Sewodlin
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Stitch
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Ict Beven—Hope
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Slit Wa Chin
Nashville
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Otho
Spuivecdato
Mayetteville
PAA
van Huren
Hintsville
Walnut Tietyer
Titusville
Sownort
Paragould
Jolene
Janesboro
Long Drivers Stayin MOG Tournament Summary
The fragmentary OCR text mentions a long drivers event labeled as a tournament with unclear location and participants. It references names and scores in a garbled form, with no clear results or dates to extract reliable facts for a concise summary.
Tigers Ready for Trip to El Dorado
Tigers sharpened ground and air attack in a long practice as they prepare for a conference clash with Booker T. Washington High School at El Dorado tomorrow night. Star wingback Willie Palmer may miss the trip due to tonsillitis, and the team expects many fans to travel to El Dorado. The game will start at 7 o clock.
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Booker T. Washington High School
el Dorado
Eigerada
Willie Palmer
Palmer
Elorado
Ro'elodls
Arkansas Rice Mentors Anticipate Tough Little Rock Trip
Arkansas and Rice coaches express caution ahead of the War Memorial Stadium game. Rice plans travel from Houston by plane, while Arkansas grounds staff and players prepare for a hard-fought contest. Injuries limit key players, with talks of Schaufel may return and Lane tiring backer plans.
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Little Reel
Negro Colleges to Meet Here November 13 Football Game
Philander Smith College of Little Rock will play Campbell College at Hammon's Stadium in Holley Springs Mississippi on Saturday night November 13. The Philander Smith team has a 900 record with about nine players from MO on the squad. Included star Ralph Wild Wan Pat mare. Tickets 87 advance and 92 at the gate for students and children, 1 in advance and 2 at the gate for adults. Tickets go on sale Saturday at noon at Stewart's Jewels Store Judah's Mowsstand Hick's Pancral Home Mick's Confectionery and Verner lish Schaal.
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Campbell College
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Howe
Ralph “Wild Wan
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Judh
Hick
Hope Plagued by Injuries to Key Players
Hope faces Little Rock of Arkansas in a home game hampered by injuries to starters James McCargo Mitchell LaGrone Don Duffie and Buddy Sutton. Little Rock touts reserve depth as a key factor while Hope seeks a win to boost playoff hopes and avenge a past defeat. A homecoming rally and court queen ceremonies are planned ahead of kickoff.
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Mitchell LaGrone
Don Duffie
Buddy Sutton
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Nilin Dean Compton
Catherine Cox
Emily Jo Wilson
Betty Murphy
Nealia Mullins
Mattie Mae Robinson
Barbara Jo Simmons
Mary Louw Moore
Mary Blien Downs
Arthadale Hefner
Loretta James
Marietta Downs
Sue Green
Major League and Minors Post Record Attendance This Year
Attendance in all major loops reached a new peak with total paid admissions surpassing prior marks. The American and National Leagues, along with the minor leagues under George M. Trautman, reported combined attendance exceeding previous records, driven by postseason play and expanded fan interest nationwide. The year saw sustained gains across regions and divisions, with the minors breaking multiple all-time attendance records for the third consecutive year.
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Nazi Admits Arranging Rommel's Death Confession Reported
Washington reports a former German general confessed to investigators that he arranged the death of Field Marshal Rommel on Hitler's orders. The testimony appears in the final volume of a series on Nazi Conspiracy and Agitation, while Wilhelm Keitel branded the German government’s claim that Rommel committed suicide as a lie.
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Tw Reid
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Itlee
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Civin
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Rummel
Police Hunt Escaped Negro Convict Near Little Rock
State police and sheriff units reported today they found an escaped Negro convict who fled the state yesterday. Seven men were said to be in the vicinity about 10 miles west of Little Rock as authorities searched the area for the fugitive.
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Mon
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Little Hoel
Local rag reports turbulent Pinehurst scene and political ruckus
Fragmented account details a fevered Pinehurst setting with figures like Bobby and Lovke amid a chaotic public discussion. It mentions President Ged PHO Wiel and a Seimteanthan controversy, with Operator Frank Cys noted and tension over depictions of military or civic issues.
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Witchtis
Porkers Hold Defense Amid Weekend Grid Notes
A fragmented sports brief notes teams like Georgia Tech, Penn, Minnesota, and North Carolina on defense, with Penn edging Washington and Texas Tech key plays. It cites Penn and Minnesota as strongest defenders while Georgia Tech ranks poorly in allowing points. other teams, including Indiana and Northwestern, are mentioned with scattered outcomes.
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Reagan
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Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
The report covers college football action with teams like North Carolina and Arkansas in focus. It notes Carolina tops the league in rushing yards per game, Arkanson ranks eighth allowing 176.7 yards per game, and other game notes from the six games reported.
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