Death Claims Both as Bull Moose Lock Horns in Battle
In Maine wilderness near Kokadjo two bull moose weighing around 1000 pounds clashed over a cow, locking horns and eventually succumbing after a brutal, hours long fight. Ed Lowell and Ray O'Donnell found the carcasses, with predators scavenging remains. observers say such battles are among the most horrific in the forest ecosystem.
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Bill. Gleason
NEA Service
Kokadjo
Chia
Ed Lowell
Ray O'Donnell
Maine
Wwe
Gearhlock
Deer Supply Smaller in North Arkansas This Season
Mountain Home Arkansas reports fewer mature deer in the Sylamore district of the Ozark National Forest as hunting season opens December 1. Warden George Green notes scant deer signs and warns against using dogs for hunting. A new rule bans driving deer with dogs, allowing only solo hunting or nonhospital driving for hire, with sharpshooter stands restricted in refuges covering about one sixth of the area.
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Ark
iPj
Sylamote
Ozark National Parust
George Green
Wens
Evry
Este Mere
Green
Sylamore
Standings Update from This Week's College Games
Texas and Texas Christian lead, with Baylor and Rice close behind. MU holds 7 wins, MU Texas A&M shows 6, and TCU at 20 is listed with strong results. Conference placements reflect competitive action last week and upcoming matchups.
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Texas
Pexas
AL & M
TCU
Baylor
Rier
We the Women by Roth Willett Grace Lumpkin
A column explores how marital quarrels start and escalate from a wife's heated outbursts and nagging. It argues for restraint, self-reflection, and humor to defuse arguments, preserve respect, and improve future happiness.
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Maxie Gorky
Grace Lumpkin
She Weebling
NEA Service
Isushynd
Priiones
Jod -Ask
Husbad
Little Rock and Waco Considered for National Game
Baton Rouge Louisiana Sports Association reviewed outstanding national high school football teams to select two to play for the national title on New Year’s Eve. Prominent candidates include teams from New Britain Connecticut Gloucester Massachusetts Kingsport Tennessee and Little Rock Arkansas. Sports editors assist in the process with announcements expected around December 10.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana Sports Association
New Britain Conn
Gloucester
Mass
Kingsport Tenn
Little Hook
Ark
Chisox Pitcher's Leg Amputated After Hunting Accident
Stratton, 25, a right handed starter for the Chicago White Sox, had his right leg amputated at St Paul's hospital after a pistol discharge severed the artery behind the knee while rabbit hunting on his mother's farm in Greenville. He received two blood transfusions from brothers Hardin and Roland and remained in critical but hopeful condition as doctors monitored his recovery. Stratton had been the White Sox ace for two seasons with 15 wins each year, and his career now hangs in the balance.
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Dolio
Texas
Monday Stratton
Chicago White Sox
St. Paul's Hospital
Greenville
Oo Eland
Hardin
Roland
A. R. Chomaccon
Stratton
White Sox
Former Kaiser’s Legacy and Unlikely University Course
The piece contemplates Kaiser’s fragile legacy at Doorn and notes calls for unity among C I O AFL and GWA while hinting at P D Q. It mentions former Czech President Benes teaching at the University of Chicago on Undiplomatic History, tying historical figures to current academic topics.
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Doorn
Benes
Czechoslovakia
University of Chicago
Thanksgiving Weekend Visits Across Towns
Thanksgiving weekend social notes list visits by Lala Wortham Ida Margeret Couiter of Lockesburg Jean Shuffield Winnie Hile of Little Rock and others. Chester McCaskill and Janelle spent Friday night in Hot Springs. Evelyn Rhodes visited Texarkana. Harold Gorham of Longview visited his mother M. O. Gorham.
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Blevins
Lala Wortham
Ida Margeret Couiter
Lockesburg
Jean Shuffield
G. W. Hood
Winnie Hile
Little Rock
W. H.hile
Chester McCaskill
Janelle
Hot Springs
Prescott
Evelyn Rhodes
Texarkana
J. J. Hogan
Curtis
Harold Gorham
Longview
Gorham
Magnolia A. and M. college visitors and local Thanksgiving gatherings
McCaskill Hugh Rhodes and Van Hamilton of Magnolia A. and M. college visited relatives here this weekend. Miss Wanda Scott, recently in Oklahoma, visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. M. Scott. Miss Wenona Gentry of Little Rock spent Thanksgiving with her parents Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Gentry of this place, joined by Misses Lucille Smith, Ernestine Houser and Christene McDougald.
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Hugh Rhodes
van Hamilton
Magnolia A. & M. College
Wanda Scott
Oklahoma
M. Scott
Wenona Gentry
Little Reele
J. E. Gentry
Lucille Smith
Ernestine Houser
Christene McDougald
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