Notre Dame Tops AP Football Poll Again
Notre Dame retained the No. 1 spot in the final Associated Press football poll for the third straight week. Elmer Layden's team earned 48 of 90 votes and 823 points while Texas Christian and Duke trailed in second and third with 782 and 733 points respectively. Tennessee and Oklahoma rose in the top ten as Carnegie and Holy Cross joined the group amid several reshuffles.
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New York
Notre Dame
Elmer Layden
Associated Press
South Bend
Texas Christian
Duke
Horned Frogs
Southern Methodist
Pitt
Blue Devils
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Carnegie
Southern California
Holy Cross
UCLA
Boston College
Minnesota
Politics Ruins Rally as Machines Scatter
In a bleak field of ruined machines and broken promises, defeated candidates fall once more, labelled as politicians playing politics as the scene echoes a third loss and fading support for the incumbents.
Movie Scrapbook Sparks Bee Collins Inspiration
Bee Collins inspires Walt Disney with ideas for a new project as Collins emerges as a movie actor. The piece notes Collins evolving career and potential collaboration with Disney, highlighting industry attention on their creative influence and upcoming screen ventures.
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Walt Disney
Collins
Epeei
Eddie Colling Dopey Actor in Burlesque Career
Eddie Colling modeled for Dopey at Disney Studio for over two years. Born in Jersey City, Nav, he studied business, worked as a bookkeeper, moved to Hollywood for Jiggs comedies, failed, joined a burlesque troupe in Los Angeles for six years. His latest film was Down on the Farm. He breeds prize poultry, is married to Florence Wikmot, has two children Edward and Margaret, maintains a ranch in Arcadia and a home in Belville Ontario, and spends vacations fishing and hunting.
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Bill Porter
George Scarbo
Eddie Colling
Dopey
Disney Studio
Los Angeles
Jersey City
Nav
Business College
Hollywood
Breeds Prize
Florence Wikmot
Edward
Margaret
Arcadia
Calif
Belville
Ontario
Canada
Duke and USC to Clash in Rose Bowl Classic
Duke accepts an invitation to meet USC in the Rose Bowl on January 2. USC, chosen by the PCC, will represent the Far West. Duke and USC both boast unbeaten bow histories, while sentiment leaned toward Texas Christian before the formal selection.
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Los Angeles
Duke
University of Southern California
Willis O. Hunter
USC
Trojans
Far West
Blue Devils
Wallace Wade
Pasadena
Wade
Howard Jones
Alabama
Washington
Stanford
Washington State
Texas Christian
Tennessee
Duke Accepts Rose Bowl Bid For Pasadena Game
Duke University officials announced Monday night they accepted an invitation to play Southern California in the Rose Bowl at Pasadena on January 2. The move follows Duke’s NC season win. coach Meyer laments not being invited and says his team preferred the Rose Bowl if invited.
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Duke
Durham
N. C
Duke University
Southern California
Pasadena
Calif
Meyer
Fort Worth
Texas
Leo
Dutch) Meyer
Texas Christian University
Horned Frogs
Sam
Southern Methodist
Frogs
TCU
New Orleans
Dallas
OBrien Favored To Win Heisman Trophy
NEW YORK report states Texas Christian quarterback Wee Davey OBrien leads the Heisman Memorial vote with about 90 percent of ballots counted. Pitt star Marshall Goldberg, Columbia’s Sid Luorum, Cal’s Vic Bottari, and Dartmouth’s Bob MacLeod follow. The award honors John W. Heisman and is decided by sports writers nationwide. Dewey notes after election night.
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New York
Wee Davey O'Brien
Texas Christian
United States
Downtown Athletic Club
O'Brien
Marshall Goldberg
Pitt
Sidney Lueluman
Vic Bottari
California
Bob MacLeod
Dartmouth
John W. Heisman
Fashion Pattern for Doll Clothes Christmas Gift Idea
Advertisement promotes a doll clothing pattern 8349 with matching nighties frocks and hats. It details sizes for 12 to 24 inch dolls, fabric requirements, and a Fall and Winter Pattern Book sold for 75 cents with separate 15 cent pattern requests. Includes mail order address Hope Star Pattern Bureau Chicago.
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Hope Star Today
Pattern Bureau
W. Wacker Drive
Chicago
Inventory of Homes and Farms on Laurel Street and Surrounding Lots
A listing enumerates numerous properties on South Laurel Street and surrounding areas, detailing store and residence structures, lot sizes, and enhancements. It includes multiple timber farms and acreage listings across Lafayette and Nevada counties with locations such as Hope, Patmos, Columbus, and McNab, noting frames, wells, barns, and roads.
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Laurel Street
South Laurel Street
West Avenue
Bonner Street
Richardson
Foster Avenue
Lestury
West Fourth Street
West
Fourth Street
South
Walnut Street
Vaus
Bath
Walnut St
Jones
Patmos
Highway 82
DeAnn
Lestory
Spring Branch
Bec
DeAnni
Tomlin Farm
Hope
McDonald
Nick Franks
Listory
Boyce Farm
Hope Lessory
See
Meres
Muldrow
Ruben Hawkins
Fulton Lestory
Little Creek
Reno Prater
Manning Farm
Rosston
Nevada County
M. O
Clark Farm
Falcon
Roon
Nevarra County
Shep Mitchell
Columbus
M. G
C. S. Briant
Fulton Young Timber
Betty
Boswell
G. W. Jones
Prather
Sardis
Brooks
Washington
Baetis
Spring Hill
Lafayette
Hempstead
Lafayette County
Stamps
Hines Land
Prescott
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Canton
Bill Henry
Carnerie Tech
North Carolina Dukes
Pillshurs
Ohio State
Trojan
South China City
J. A. Embree
Friends of
Double Trouble
Fine Bluff
Ark
Robert and
Hiaymond Hutson
Green Bay Packer
Jim Crowley
Lew Eshmont
Fordham
Jim Blumenstock
West Foint
Army
Navy
Rosamond Dry Lake
Lancaster
Tommy Smith
Harley Long
Smith
Clyde Schieper
Long
O’brien
U.S
Thomas E. Dewey
Carol Day
Mupe
Jimmy L. Anderson
Arkansas Bank & Trust Company
Main and
Second Streets
Walnut & FE
6Th Ave
City of Hope
Foster Ave
Oak St
Foster's Addition
Greening Street
Brookwood
Ferguson Street
Carrigan Addition
Fulton Street
Black
Fulton & Mack Streets
Spring Hill Road
Mack, Fulton & Jones Streets
Fulton, Jones and
Ferguson Streets
C. H. Jones
Shepperson Parm
Ben Alford
Bois d'Art Creek
DeAnnlestiery
Brint
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Jernigan
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