King Resigns as Canada’s Prime Minister after 20 years
Ottawa reports William Lyon Mackenzie King steps down ending a long era as prime minister. Louis St Laurent, Quebec lawyer and external affairs minister, named his successor after a Liberal convention. Laurent served as premier Canadian cabinet member since 1941. King, 73, plans a quiet retirement.
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Fair Enough By Westbrook Pegler
Westbrook Pegler decries the Taft Hartley law as a slave labor statute and attacks President Truman and Dewey for using union influence as political fodder. He labels union bosses corrupt, calls for harsher anti union stances, and argues the public is misled by partisan rhetoric and pro union propaganda.
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Utah Ready to Accept Delta Bowl Bid Says Editor
Salt Lake City Telegraph sports editor Maney reports Utah ready to accept a Delta Bowl bid. Memphis reportedly favors Utah as opponent, with possible teams including Williston and Mary under consideration. Bowl officials have not yet announced finalists or dates.
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BodEaw Downs Edge Hope In Thin Season Opener
The Bod eaw Downs Independent team edged the Hope Independents 33 to 29 in a tight season opener at the High School Gym Monday.
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Michigan Takes Big Lead in Football Poll
New York reports Michigan has moved well ahead in the national college football poll with 130 first place votes and 1,552 points, dominating Notre Dame and a field led by Army, California, North Carolina, Penn State, Northwestern, Oklahoma, Clemson and Southern Methodist as the race narrows with one game remaining.
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Scoring Boom Promises Record College Football Season
New York reports college football nears a historic offensive peak with major teams on pace for record points touchdowns and yardage. Analysts note rising pass attempts completions and conversions as the sport shifts toward aerial attack, predicting total TDs and yardage to surpass previous marks.
Georgia and North Carolina Sugar Bowl Favorites Rise
Sugar Bowl bids looked for as Georgia North Carolina and Oklahoma held inside tracks. Selection day awaited word from officials after key weekend games. Georgia’s outlook hinged on the Georgia Tech clash while Oklahoma and North Carolina faced pressure from recent results.
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Yale coaches produce pro bound players in NCAA runs
Red Rolle, named Kyvtra engineers manager, is hailed as a strong teacher of baseball. Yale graduates under him reached NCAA baseball finals two years running and several signed pro contracts last spring. Also notes include Joe Louis plans to start a Chicago area auto mechanics school and football substitution chatter from Norfolk Junior College.
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Pro Ranks Ready for Final Stretch
New York Nov. 16 IP Wated Otto Graham sits high in All-America Football Conference race as teams near season finish. Graham tied with George Ratterman for passing lead and sits fourth in total offense with three games in eight days against New York Los Angeles and San Francisco. Glenn Dobbs leads offensive yardage with 2,216 yards, while Tittle trails, and Ratterman close behind. Marion Motley tops rushing at 7 yards, with Straykalski as standout punter at 49.4 yards per game.
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Kidnap Tale Declared Unfounded by Police Chief
In Birmingham Alabama on November 17 Police Chief C Floyd Eddins released a report stating that the kidnap story told by 41 year old nurse Estell Wright is unfounded. An intensive department investigation found no evidence to support her claims and she was described as uncooperative. Wright refused to alter her account despite the report.
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Canada Deer Fight Hunter in Echo Lake Incident
Sault Ste Marie Ont November 13. Deer fought back when hunter Harold Allard approached a doe near Echo Lake. The guide was knocked down and sustained abrasions while a companion, George Darling of Gary Indiana, fled after being scared by gunfire nearby.
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Speculation on Bowl Game for Parkers
Arkansas faces Tulsa and William and Mary to finish the season and may host a postseason bowl in War Memorial Stadium if they win. Interest in a Parkers bowl grows after the close loss to SMU, with Oklahoma, Missouri, and Oklahoma A&M named as possible opponents. Coach Barnhill likely to agree to a post season tilt if form holds, while Tommy Thomson recalls Arkansas near misses on late scores in 1930s.
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Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Boxers and results from across the nation include Ray Sugar Robinson at 134 pounds in New York and Bobby Lee at 149 in Baltimore, with Charles at 178 pounds knocking out Walter in Kentucky and Cann stopping O Dowd in Pittsburgh. Other bouts feature Mangiel in Holyoke at 201, Southall at 150 in Kansas City stopping O Neil, and Moore at 174 1 2 in Baltimore defeating Hall. Matches also list Corti at 136 in Trenton and Davis at 133 in Brooklyn, plus Wagner at 172 1 2 in Portland stopping Penn, and Hersh in New York stopped in Anzaione at 143 1 4.
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Bachelor Faces Complex Custody Dilemma in Towson
In Towson Maryland a five year old bachelor seeks a double involvement with two women who each bore his three children. Attorney Bermen Bookmarkey described plans to unite with the mother of three to diverte her and the other mother to marry the remaining three. Cranston's probation for assaulting a police officer was noted as he faced additional legal actions and an eight month term before a divorce decision.
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Hogs Seek Upset As Tulsa Brings Aerial Power
Arkansas, reeling from a string of losses, faces winless Tulsa in Little Rock. Tulsa, among the nation’s top aerial teams, tests Razorbacks with Finks and Co. progressing passing drills. Arkansas players sidelined by injuries include Milam and Scott, while Baylor shifts to defend the pass for a SMU clash.
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Scott Still Leader on Ground
Dallas Texas November 16 Clyde Scott of Arkansas remains the top ground gainer in the Southwest Conference despite one quarter sidelining with a leg injury after facing Southern Methodist. Scott has 670 rushing yards on 85 carries, leading Texas’ Ray Borneman by 48 yards with 612 on 94 carries. Berry slips to third as Lang and Wallace contribute, Texas holds the top team totals in offense.
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West Memphis Advances in State Playoff
West Memphis Blue Devils earned the right to face Blaine Friday in Arkansas Class B playoff action after routing Harrisburg 25 to 7 in District Three. Halfbacks Jimmy Pittman and Louis Carpenter powered the offense, while Jed West Memphis contributed two late touchdowns to seal the win.
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A dense listing of radio programs for Tuesday and Wednesday including names like Captain Midnight, Tom Mix, and Kate Smith. Highlights feature segments such as News, Market Reports, Adventure Parade, and various music shows with multiple orchestras and talk formats across stations, with signatures from Henry, Gardner, Heatter, and Featherstone.
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