Parkers Must Beat Tech for Bowl Bid
Ninth ranked Arkansas rests 7-2 facing Texas Tech in Little Rock as an 18 point favorite seeking a Sugar Bowl berth and a share of the Southwest Conference title. Arkansas aims for a third straight major bowl appearance and to join Texas A&M as three consecutive conference champions. Lance Alworth leads Arkansas with standout rushing and receiving numbers while Coolidge Hunt and Doug Cannon pace Techs defense and offense respectively. A sellout 41 000 crowd awaited kickoff with Broyles emphasizing the gravity of the must win game.
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Texas Tech
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Razorbacks
Mississippi
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Razorhawks
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New Orleans
Hne
Alabama
John Barnhill
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Merrill Green
Raiders
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Raider
Coolidge Hunt
Doug Cannon
Broyles
Alworth
George McKinney
Sugar Bowl picks Alabama and Arkansas in New Orleans
Alabama and Arkansas appear set for Sugar Bowl bids after decisive regular season finishes. Arkansas would claim a share of the SWC title with Texas after beating Texas Tech, while Alabama eyes a Rose Bowl bid but is favored for New Orleans pending season end results.
Community notices and events in North Little Rock and Malvern
The Twelfth Episcopal District presiding elders council meets at Bethel AME Church in North Little Rock with ministers from Arkansas and Oklahoma. The Southwest District Congress Chorus performs at Massellonia Baptist Church on Nov 26. Frank Flenorys visit to Malvern includes a Thanksgiving stay and a Masonic Lodge banquet. World War I Veterans Barracks meeting set for Sunday with Cmdr Tyus and Adj Williamson. Rose Hill Singers of Texarkana to perform at Mt Calvary Baptist Church on Nov 26 with Rev Turner.
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African Methodist Episcopal Church
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Bethel Ame Church
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G. L. Sheman
P. H. Russell
Congress J Chorus
Massellonia Baptist Church
Frank Flenory
Malvern
Marshall Gilkie
Gilkie
Hot Springs
Helen Plenary
Masonic Lodge
Lee Tyus
Cabvidor
Rose Hill Singers of
Texarkana
Mt. Calvary Baptist
P. Turner
Deaths Around the Nation Briefs
St Louis Judge Randolph H Weber 52 died of a heart attack after a hunting trip in Missouri Maj Gen Russell P Hartle 72 died at Walter Reed after serving in WWII in England S A Ruskier 72 first VP of American College of Hospital Administrators died of a heart attack Louisville Rev John J Reilly 62 vicar general for Norwich diocese died of a heart attack Roy Bird Cook 75 former president and board chairman of Charleston West Virginia group
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U.S
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Louisville
S. A. Ruskier
American College of Hospital Administrators
New Raven
Conn
John J. Reilly
Norwich
Charleston
H. Va
Roy Bird Cook
Devil Time Comment Sparks Inaugural Sermon Tale
Boston Archbishop Cardinal Cushing recounted a letter-writer's quip that the invocation by Cardinal Cushing and other clergy at Kennedy's inauguration was “the devil asking for equal time.” He noted the remarks at the Pan American Mass that respondents felt the ceremony ran too long, exceeding ten minutes with four clergymen participating.
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Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Kennedy
Gospel Chorus Event Directed by Riley Family Leaders
Gospel Chorus under Miss Jessia Witherspoon and the Rileyetts, with Mrs M S Riley directing the Junior Choir led by Miss Alice Wither Spoon. Guest soloists include C G Carmichaal, president of the Southwest District Div B Singing Convention, and Bobbie Wither spoon. Public invited. Rev M S Riley, pasting.
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Bobbie Witherspoon
Rev
Big Eight Bowl Rule Set Expanded for This Year
Kansas City (RP) The Big Eight modified its post season rule allowing more than one team to play in a non Orange Bowl bowl this year. Commissioners reported that Colorado Kansas and Missouri are in the bowl picture with Miami slated for January 1.
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Kansas City
Reeves Peter
Solunar tables warn optimal fishing and hunting windows
The article presents Solunar period schedules from John Alden Knight’s tables, listing major and minor periods with start times for each day. It notes hunters and anglers should plan around these windows to maximize success, and mentions minor sequences are shorter than major ones. A separate obituary notes Timothy J. McCarthy Sr., founder of the T. J. McCarthy Steamship Co., died at 77 after months of illness.
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American Pharmaceutical Association
Detroit
Timothy J. McCarthy Sr
T. J. McCarthy Steamship Co
Army probe tracks radical activity among troops abroad
Chicago Tribune reports a House subcommittee team, led by Rep John E Moss, tours Europe and Asia gathering data to bolster the anti-Communist drive in the military. Investigators seek to expose American officers labeled radical rightists and echo Walker era controversies under USIA direction.
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William L. Dawson
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House Government Operations Committee
Trapeze artist hurt in Ringling circus fall
A female trapeze artist fell ten feet during a Ringling Brothers show in Pittsburgh. She sustained injuries but details about her condition were not released. The incident occurred Thursday night and is under circus and local safety review.
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Pittsburgh
Ringling Brothers& Barnum & Bailey Circus
Actress Faints After Performance in Boston Fall
Mrs Maria Dos Santos 27 fainted and fell from a rope after a performance in Boston. She complained of elbow and shoulder pain and was taken to Brigham Hospital for X rays where she rests in treatment for stomach ulcers. King Ibn Saud was reported for context.
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Petaken
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Stowaway Returned to East Germany on U S Train
Berlin AP report says a young East German stowaway aboard a U S military train was handed to Soviet authorities as Americans lack extraterritorial rights on these crossings. The incident halted the train for 15 hours at Marienborn before handover.
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