Ohio and Tulsa Lead In Offense and Defense
Ohio State tops the national rankings in total offense while Tulsa leads in total defense and pass defense. Tulsa, Missouri Valley champions, has dominant scoring and balance, defeating service and college teams, including Oklahoma and Oklahoma A&M. Ohio State posted strong rushing and passing figures as the season progresses.
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Sports Roundup picks college upsets and Navy notes
Wide World Sports columnist Hugh Fullerton Jr lists this week's college football picks including Colgate over Duke and Michigan over Northwestern. The column also cites guest star Tammy Tucker and various Army and Navy personnel, with light banter about college loyalties and a Guadalcanal anecdote from a Marine officer.
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Aggie Defeats Not Upsets Says Norton
Texas A&M coach Homer Norton notes the Aggies finally proved their strength, despite critics labeling Southwest Conference games as upsets. He cites weak tackles as the season’s issue, with new line changes and reserves stepping in as key factors.
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Homer Norton
Joe Boyd
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Chip Routt
Martin Ruby
Mickey
Bobrus Ana Geentarel Nickey
Armed Forces
Impression of New Orleans on Recent Visit
Robbin Coons recalls New Orleans with sentimental vignettes of dawn over cypress swamps, the evolving city near Baton Rouge, and the French Quarter’s twilight streets. The piece contrasts old neighborhoods and modern growth, noting social changes, familiar figures, and lingering cultural textures.
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Robbin Coons
Cypress Swamp
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Mississippi
Miss Mercy
Mercedes Gar 8
Canal Street
French Quarter
Fragmentary note mentions Rockefeller and New Orleans wind reference
A garbled excerpt references Rockefeller and a "Game With the Wind" motif, hinting at a New Orleans departure and a stormy atmosphere. The text is fragmented and offers no clear event or date.
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Ter Rockefeller
New Orleans
World Briefs from Moscow and Rome on War Actions
World briefs report fighting in a Paris suburb with 17 German soldiers killed and two trucks burned. Allied planes shot down over Egypt and Malta, while Lance Wade of Reklaw Texas earns the Distinguished Service Cross. Moscow celebrates Columbus with public lectures on U.S. geography and history.
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Paris
Rome
Egypt
Malta
Mediterranean
London
Lance Wade
Reklaw
Tex
RAF
Air Ministry
Senate votes on six billion dollar Navy supplemental
Senate considers a bill for more than 6.1 billion dollars in supplemental appropriations mostly for the Navy. Military committee continues hearings on the Gurney bill to draft 18 and 19 year olds. National defense subcommittee reviews War Department and Selective Service manpower data. Education and labor subcommittee hears Agriculture Department manpower requirements.
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Navy
National Defense
War Department
Selective Service, Labor and Census Bureau
Education and Labor
Agriculture Department
Jobs Open in War Plants and Railroads in Hope
The U S Employment Service at Hope seeks women 18 to 45 with at least eighth grade education for defense manufacturing and railroad work. Positions offer 70 hours weekly, pay per hour unspecified, housing provided, transportation paid, hours overtime after 48, age 20 to 60, no physical exam but good health required. Report to U S Employment Service at 201 East Second for full details by October 20 and 23.
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Hope
Deense
U.S
U.S. Employment Service
East Seand
NOW SHE SHOPS. CASH AND CARRY CLAIMS RELIEF FOR KIDNEY PAIN
An old style ad promotes Dean's Pills as a cure for backache and kidney discomfort. It claims the kidneys remove waste from blood and warns of symptoms like swelling under eyes and dizziness. The ad urges readers to ask their pharmacist for Dean's Pills, boasting decades of use.
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Natura
Dean
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