Wildcat Grizzly Conference Showdown Highlighted
The Wildcat and Grizzly teams clash in a feature game as conference play resumes. Rivalry renewals and the Zebras Tigers tilt are on the schedule with tickets around $1.05. Fordyce Redlines meet Camden, Mussellville faces Tot Springs, Hope hosts Malvern, and Blytheville welcomes Jones.
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North Tile Rocks
West Hind
Mack
Burt Smith Grizzlies
Teenies
Hichtings
Wil
Kump Arkansags
Hhh
Pine Biff
Little Rock
Beserk
Jamaul Camden
Ihe State
bizWest
Fordyce
el Dorado Wildcats
Camden BP
Mussellville
Tot Springs
Hope
Malvern Nel Blythe
Ville
Negro Night School Shows Much Progress
Classes at Yorter High School run full speed with enrollment near 60. Topics include electrical devices like meters and radios. Led by TH G Garnett and Jennie Wright, these Distributive Education sessions come from the State Department of Education. Additional classes start Monday at Rasenwaled School and Hagel Street MB Church from 3 to 6:30 p.m. and 6 to 7:30 p.m. Enroll now for the coming week.
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Yorter High School
Fay
Wye
TH. G. Garnett
Jennie Wright
Barnett
Wright
State Department of Education
Tau ¢ Progress
Tore
Hegin
Oaldawn
Rasenwaled
Hagel Street
AL Havel Street
Yerpar Mwieh
Congress action trims age limit and previews labor move
Today in Congress the Senate plans to take up the House approved bill abolishing the idle pull taxes and sending it to the White House. The bill lowers the draft age from 20 to 18 years and a Defense committee report recommends a four hour work week inquiry.
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Congress
Associated Press
Senate
House
White House
Wim
Ie Jong
Princeton Elevens and Eastern Grid Gossip
A fragmented recap of Eastern college football and nearby lifting notes. Princeton is highlighted as an undefeated power in league play with speculative future matchups against Chicago and Penn. Also mentioned are post season hints, fan interest in minor leagues, and various colorful campus sports anecdotes.
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New Yal
Aledsol
Princeton
Scout Honor Court to Be Held Monday
The Boy Scouts Court of Honor will be held at City Hall Court Room Monday night at 7 40. Rev J J Hamill, chairman, announced today. About fifteen boys will receive promotions and awards including Jimmie Walters Novace Be Adkins Glen Hart Biltie Ed Busye Alfred Gene Dye Ellsworth Bailey Charles Reed H A Sprugelis Stanley Blackman Bobby Franklin Jimmie Cox and Johnny Brannan. Assisting the Rev Hamill will be Mayor Albert Graves Frank Ward A W Stubbeman B E McPuddin and Eugene Sweringen. Parents of promoted boys and all interested in scouting are urged to attend.
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Boy Scouts Court of Honor
Eity Hall Court Roo
J. J. Hamill
Court of Honor
Jimmie Walters
Novace BE
Adkins
Glen Hart
Biltie Ed Busye
Alfred Gene Dye
Ellsworth Bailey
Charles Reed
H. A. Sprugelis
Stanley Blackman
Bobby Franklin
Jimmie Cox
Johnnoy Brannan
Hamill
Albert Graves
Frank Ward
A.W. Stubbeman
BE. &. McPuddin
Eugene Sweringen
Dlace
Fights Last Night in New Jersey and Philadelphia
Results from Elizabeth and Jersey City show Joe Agosto beating Marvin Bryant over eight rounds in New York. Belfiore defeated Lott Warren in Philadelphia, also eight rounds. Jersey City saw Billy Grant outpoint Tony Campanella by eight rounds. Mike O Dowd stopped Steve Cohicel.
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Associated Press
Elizabeth
N. J
Joe Agosto
New York
Marvin Bryant
Dallas
Tex
Philadelphia
Joe Belfiore
Lott Warren
Wilmington
Del
Jersey City
Billy Grant
Orange
Tony Campanella
Mike O'Dowd
Steve iCohicel
Record-Holding High School Stars Shine In Scrimmage Buzz
High school grid stars pile up big numbers as Paulding C high’s starting stint Bob Lucas racks 217 points and 1714 yards in seven games. Anatiosa Ty’s Jake Honn completes 77 of 104 passes for 1434 yards and 22 touchdowns. New Castle Pa’s Bob Lee gains 1445 rushing yards via 130 carries, 20 of 45 passing, 15 TDs, and solid tackling. Fort OM Army Officers’ school hosts camp. Marines’ welterweight Garvey Young donates purse to buy gear. Army Air Forces Tech School in Sioux Falls hosts 72-team LT season tournament.
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Bob Lucas
Paulding
Sevinmige
Jake Honn
Anatiosa
Bob “Generi” Lee
New Castle
Phil Wrigley
Chicury Cubs
Fort ‘Aml
Okla
Army Officers’ School
Garvey Young
Bobby McIntyre
Army Air Forces Technical School
Sioux Falls
Marines commander directs action on Guadalcanal banks
Maj-Gen A. A. Vandegrift, famed Marine commander on Guadalcanal, directs operations in open combat along the Matunskoy river as the fighting rages. Navy censors have passed the dispatch for publication.
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A. A. Vandegrift
Guadalcanal
Matunskoy River
Navy
Malvern Eyes Conference Victory Over Hope Bobcats
Malvern travels to Hammons Arena tonight at 8 for a key conference showdown with Hope. Malvern seeks to rebound after a recent loss and push toward their sixth win of the season, while Hope aims for a third league win. Bell may start at guard, with McCullough and Huddleson providing support in the backcourt as Floyd Chance anchors the line. Hammons reports injuries among players that could slow the host, making this a highly competitive clash for league positioning.
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Malvern
Bobcats
Hammons
Bell
McCullough
Huddleson
Floyd Chance
Deaths Last Night Tr. Stuart Jamison on sea St. Gauls
Tr. Stuart Jamison 67 retired VP International Shoe Co. and Lt Com D. W. Fowler 63 U.S.N. both noted in last night’s notices. Dr. Henry Freeman Watrudt 57 economics professor at Ohio State University and taxation authority also listed among the deceased.
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Associated Press
Stuart Jamison
Sea St. Gauls
H. Stuart Jamison
The
International Shoe Company
Henry Freaman Walpadt
Columbus
Henry Freeman Watrudt
Ohio State University
New York Fall River Boxing Card Notation
Fragmentary boxing score notes list Tony Costa and Paulos Cuedas with weights and locations New York and Fall River. Details are incomplete.
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New York
Fall River
Mags
Tony Costa
Woonaackel
Butter Supply Short in U.S. as Rationing Fears Rise
Chicago desk reports butter prices held at ceilings while Italian supply dwindles to yearly lows, prompting officials and market experts to warn of possible consumer rationing. The piece notes scarce butter amid wartime controls and mentions Culver Military Academy and a Naval Academy athlete in a garbled closing line.
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Franklin Mullin
Chicago
Builer
Prices and trade interests test consumption needs
Prices at major markets held at veiling levels, limiting appetite for butter. The article notes a natural economic break in butter consumption as prices stabilize, with discussion of market signals and trade interests influencing demand during recent weeks.
Butter prices surge as storage stocks tighten
Butter drawn at 92 score quoted as 45 44 per pound amid a 60 day emergency ceiling. Consumers ignored the rise though butter remains the highest since 1925. Export demands to Russia and others, plus seasonal production decline, push shortages while storage stocks totaled 87 087 000 pounds on November compare to 186 395 000 a year ago. If withdrawals continue at recent rates, stocks may be exhausted with Chi B89 depleted in three weeks.
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