Social Calendar Brings Dressings Unit Complete and Reports
Hempstead County volunteers finish 32 400 bandages under Mrs O J Reed, then await new material to reopen the Surgical Dressings room. The Red Cross Council meets Dec 4 and 2 to assign tasks for Klesby High School Paisley and Brookwood members.
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Coming and Going Put Jewell W Sul at Twin Engine Army Air
Soldier Jewell W Sul, stationed at the Twin Engine Army Air Field, is reported in a brief update on personnel movements and assignments. The item notes new posting details and aims to inform readers of changes within the unit.
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Jewell W. Sul
Army Air
Fate of Baseball to Be Decided in Meet
Chicago, Nov. 30. Base ball faces a pivotal weigh in the annual winter meeting of the major and minor leagues. With Pearl Harbor still in memory the gathering must tackle salary freezes revised player limits night games and spring training changes as executives arrive for discussions ahead of the official opening.
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Chicago
Deaths Last Night W. L. Farish and Charles W. Frederick
W. S. Farish, 61, president of Standard Oil Company New Jersey, died last night in New York. He was born in mayersville Massachusetts. Charles W. Frederick, 72, Rochester area, a Kodak Company research scientist who pioneered aerial photography lenses, died last night.
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Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Mayersville
Mass
Chas W. Frederick Rochester
N. Y
Charles W. Frederick
Eastman Kodak Company
Grid Titles Are Almost Settled As Season Ends
News from New York on November 20 reports a chaotic college football season nearing its end with most conference titles decided. Holy Cross upset Boston College 55 to 12, Navy defeated Army 14 to 0, and Georgia overhauled Georgia Tech 34 to 0. Pacific Coast titles remain undecided, UCLA leads with four wins and one loss, USC faces a decisive matchup with Notre Dame, and Tennessee earns Sugar Bowl invitation after beating Vanderbilt 19 to 7. Texas has Cotton Bowl qualification as Southwest champion, Tulsa and Missouri Valley winners claim berths.
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Turnover in football coaching eyed after season
A World Wide Sports roundup notes expected coaching changes at Harvard and Georgetown as Navy enlists staff, with others like Dartmouth and Syracuse pursuing commissions. It also surveys Bowl bid prospects and recent college results, highlighting Rice 40 Baylor 0, TCU 14 SMU 6, and Big Ten finals including Ohio State 41 Iowa Pre-Flight. Also mentions Holy Cross invited for bowls and Navy playoff chatter. Teams, dates, and venues anchor the recap.
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Jack Hagerty
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Syracuse
Ossie Salem
Army
Georgia Coach Has Good 4 Year Record
Athens, Ga. November 30. Wallace Butts, Georgia’s head coach, has built a four year record with two postseason bowls invites. The stocky mentor, a Georgia product, led the Bulldogs to a 40-26 victory over TCU, and the team is headed toward the Rose Bowl as one of the youngest coaches invited to Pasadena.
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Hope star J C McCullough named all state back
J C McCullough of Hope, a 200 pound offensive back, earns all state back honors. Teammates Chance at end and Cumbie at guard receive honorable mention as the Bobcats gain recognition.
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Edge of Darkness Chapter with Ruck and Katja
In a foggy night at a Norwegian dock Karl Ruck guards a coast guard post while memories of Helsinki Warsaw and Berlin mingle. Katja a Polish actress torn between loyalty to Germans and a desire for freedom contemplates betrayal or escape as Sixtus Andresen the stern schoolmaster arrives and the drama tightens.
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Finance Fellowship Supper at First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church of North Little Rock will hold its annual Finance Fellowship Supper Tuesday at 6 46 p m. Officers and teachers from deacons to Sunday School, Training Union, and Woman's Missionary Union are invited. Edgar Thrash and Henry Haynes will chair the event with Dr. Thomas L. Harris as inspirational speaker. about 100 guests are expected.
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First Baptist Church
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Woman's Missionary Union
Edgar Thrash
Henry Haynes
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Final Lap of Southwest Loop Not Surprising
Fayetteville Nov 30 The final lap of the Southwest Conference idle race saw Texas Longhorns defeat Texas A and M 12 to 8 to claim first place and host Cotton Bowl bid. Rice and Texas Christian contend for second while Arkansas’ season ends. Rice beat Baylor 20 to 0 and Texas Christian defeated SMU 14 to 6. The schedule closes with Rice at Houston and Texas A and M vs Washington State in San Antonio. The U S Department of Agriculture runs turkey grader schools in 20 states.
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Civil Service and Four Year Gubernatorial Term Debate
At the 1943 Arkansas legislature survey, 52 percent favored Civil Service amendments, 20 percent opposed, 28 percent undecided. 60 percent favored four year gubernatorial terms, 16 percent opposed, 24 percent undecided. Governor Adkins supports four year terms. lawmakers weigh a constitutional vote for Civil Service. If approved, changes would await the 1944 election and take effect in 1945.
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Bachelor Course II Is Now Coed at Nevada University
Since 1887 the Nevada University College of Agriculture housed men students. This semester Janet Rankin registered for agriculture as a major. War and labor shortages drove her to work in farm fields and plow. She became interested and chose to study agriculture at the university.
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College of Agriculture
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