Leavelle Taylor-Kelley bout headlines rough night at Viape Test
Leavelle closed his last promotion with a hard fought card in Viape Test that featured a draw with Harry Montgomery and a no contest after Quillen defeated Celmars twice. The Taylor Kelley bout produced one of the fastest, skillful showings of the evening, drawing strong fan applause for the close verdict.
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Taylor-Kelley
Celmars
Leavelle
Montgomery
Leabelle
Viape
Harry Mont- Herny
Johnny Celmars
Berlin
Art Quillen
Kcures
Quillen
Celis’ Erantanis
Thit Ie Bart
Reo
Fis
Vaine
Taylor-Kelly
Kelley
Taylor Youn
Findit
Yale Defeats Army by 28 to 13 in Gridiron Showdown
A critical look at sports reporting ethics notes Yale defeated Army 28 to 13 with a sophomore halfback, Albie Booth, scoring all Yale points. The piece warns against sensationalism and urges restrained coverage while referencing fatigue and the sensationalist press. It also briefly cites agricultural crop estimates and horticultural notes from the Willamette valley.
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Perhimns
Yale
Albie Booth
Dewar
Yule
Bovth
Booth
Vinton Crowd Hails Return of Local Hero Oration
In a lively Vinton gathering fans recall Navy football links and a speaker who proclaimed strong affection for the town. A silver loving cup was presented to mark the moment as residents reminisced about past athletic ties and local pride.
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Whitey Lloyd
Beck
Navy
Yea
Cupinas
Marsters
Dartarouth
Army
Kansas Killing football and family ties in college sports
A Kansas incident is noted alongside remarks on football as a family affair at the University of Iowa. The Hawkeye roster features three sets of brothers including twins. Lynn Waldorf, a former Syracuse football star, is linked to Oklahoma A and M as football chief. A German firm forms a Philippine company to replace nipa houses with steel and copper structures.
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University of Iowa
Lynn Waldorf
Syracuse Frotball
Oklahoma A and M
Phillipine Islands
Montana high schools vie for state foothills title
About 75 high schools compete for Montana’s champi onship this season as new pari mutuel licensing expands horse racing statewide. Montana University names a captain before each football game. Dornblasel athletic fields hosts events with Frank Amann of Park County leading Liv ingston’s team as a standout guard.
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Montana
Montana University
Cntering
Frank Amann
Parle County
Armistice Anniversary Sermon and Church Classes
Church announces Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Departures and classes for all ages. The vestry marks Armistice anniversary with sermons at 11:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. on “God's Plumb-Ling.” Special music planned. Mid-week service Wednesday 7:20 p.m. Wesley Men's Bible Class addressed by Hon. A. A. Gentry at 9:41 a.m. Sunday.
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Tia
Wesley
Churchmen Urge Public Support for Red Cross Roll Call
Leading churchmen nationwide call for public support of the annual Red Cross Roll Call. Archbishop Curley of Baltimore urges extending membership to all adults, while Branell J. McConnell, president of the Federal Council, echoes the need to enlist millions of contributors.
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Guy Aport
Amarinan Red Cross
Federal
Couneil
Churches of Christ In America
Atasilenin Ito Cyoya Ure
Ue Counei
Branea J. McConnell
Conngeih
Iilnistee
Reid Cross
Minst Presbyterian Church Adopts Broad Sunday Schedule
The Minst Presbyterian Church offers Sunday School in departments studying World Peace through Mutual Understanding. Morning Worship at 11 includes a sermon on Christian Consistency with solo by Talbot Feild. Evening Worship at 7:33 features The Bible and the Word of God. Youth group meets at 6 p.m. and Ladies Auxiliary circles plan meetings. Prayer meeting studies Romans and a Thanksgiving Barrel is sent to Vers Lloyd’s Orphan Home next Thursday with donations welcome by Wednesday.
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Auxiliary
Lloyd's Orghan
Red Cross volunteers print books for the blind
Red Cross volunteers collect and print Braille books for the blind to aid students and schools. Workers at Evergreen Hospital once aided by donors and staff organized a drive, with books going to the Vibtary oot Comte and local schools to support education and literacy.
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Red Cross
Sedeneile
Tise Riba
Evergreen Hospital
Jasc Cyenr
Badis
Program of Epworth League at First Methodist
Program notes for a meeting at First Methodist with Miss Minn Mac Mil as leader and speakers including Marsdell Bailey Miss Louise Ti and Miss Bowen Thomasson. Songs include What a Friend We Have in Jesus Lent and O King Eternal. Scripture Jah 12 20 42 and prayers lead the session with duets by Mary Louiste Keith and Rowena Thorissory.
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Methodist
Minn Mac Mil
Jesus
Mary Louiste Keith
Rowena Thorissory
Jesuis
Marsdell Bailey
Louise Ti
Bowen ‘Thomassonalk
Airplanes Deliver Food During U.S. Flood Crises
Army and Navy air units dropped food medicine clothing and supplies to flood refugees during the spring emergency. aviators flew 115 sorties covering 15000 miles aiding Red Cross relief efforts and coordinating with relief forces.
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Tla
Red Cross
Thes
Morning and Evening Services at First Christian Church
The First Christian Church schedules morning worship at 10 95, a.m. with Sunday school and Junior Christian Endeavor for high school students. Evening service at 7 30 p.m. features Miss Hackett singing and Miss Winter Cannon playing piano. A special Art Mission Way program is planned for the evening.
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Tupie
Hackett
Winter Cannon
The Church of Christ Services With Minister John G Reese
The Church of Christ led by John G Reese invites members to Bible study Sunday morning at 10, preaching at 11 and 7. The morning sermon asks if the Twelve Apostles constituted the church before Pentecost. The evening sermon, at seven, discusses the value of proper kind of insurance. You are welcome to attend.
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the Church OF Christ
John G. Reese
Great Insurance Company
Arkansas 4-H Club membership tops state record
Arkansas reports 29 557 4-H club members this year an army of youth engaged in livestock poultry field crops canning sewing and home improvement projects. State club agent W J Jernigan notes one member per 58 inhabitants versus Nevada's claimed national record.
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Ac ‘Cording
W. J. Jernigan
Nevada
Jernigan
Army of Arkansas
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