Supplies Delay Allied Push Across Europe Analysis by Mackenzie
War analyst Mackenzie argues the Allied advance toward the Rhine is blocked by severe supply shortages. He notes Eisenhower delays to amass vast air, road, rail, and port capacity while Germany’s defenses slow movement. He cites Somervell figures of 2.3 million troops and 17 million tons landed in 109 days.
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DE Witt MacKenzie
Associated Press
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Holland
Notre Dame Star Ber Tellit Reports to Training Base
Notre Dame star forward Angelo Ber Telli was ordered to report to a training base at Parris Island. The note reflects a sports mirror snippet from the period, indicating a formal assignment and training start details for the player amid a broader sports page context.
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Notre Dame
Parris Isand
Bobcats overpower Camden 27 to 0 in conference clash
Hope High School Bobcats dominated Camden Panthers 27 to 0. Halfback Charles Garrett scored twice, with Joe Rooker and Harold Cumbie adding one each, and Cumbie also kicked the extra points. Hope racked up 13 first downs to Camden's 5, exposing Camden’s injuries and turnover woes.
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Bobcats
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Panthers
Foy Hammons
Charles Garrett
Joe Rooker
Harold Cumbie
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Hope High School
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Frank McGibbony
HOCKEY HISTORY AND COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
Sports column notes the 20th anniversary of professional hockey in the United States with NHL expansion and American leadership talks. It previews college football picks including Washington vs California and Notre Dame vs Illinois, then reports Pumpkin Center harvests and a Sulphur woman voting for the first time, with local notes on Okla. election participation.
Hoosier Grit and Boxing Talk Mix in War Tribute
Indiana and Iowa fans greet a game dedicated to four former Hoosiers who died in war. George Parnassus backs a December match for Zurita, citing an obligation from a previously postponed fight after Arita shot himself. Maj. Gustafson praises Blafichard and Davis as especially joyful players while the Giants show interest in Lou Novik from the Cubs, poking fun at Dodgers.
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George Parnassus
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Parnassus
Arita
Andy Gustafson
Army
Felix Blafichard
Glenn Davis
Giants
Lou Novik
Cubs
Dodger
Third Air Force Gremlins tackle lineup led by 215-pound recruit
The Third Air Force Gremlins in the heavier-than-air class for tackles. Pvt Joc dins, a former Auburn player, is the lightest of six at 215 pounds.
Flashes of Life Coupons Please
Ogden Utah Oct 28 four workers digging a foundation struck a gasoline well. Firemen said the gasoline leaked from nearby storage tanks. At first the liquid was pumped. The sergeant could run pretty fast but the mutt was faster.
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Kearns Howard
Quachita
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Henderson
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Illinois
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Pos. Co. Weaver
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J. Moore
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D. Ross
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Thieves Break into Eighth Ward Church in Salt Lake City
The custodian of the eighth ward Latter-Day Saints Church reported burglars pried open a closet door and stole cookies baked for a church social. The incident occurred in Salt Lake City Utah on Oct 28.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Eighth Ward
Latter-Day Saints
Robbery at currency exchange ends with $4000 theft
Chicago on October 28 Miss Esther Broccolo a cashier in a currency exchange phoned an adjoining grocer for a cold drink. A delivery man seized her wrist forced her to open a door and two accomplices with revolvers entered the cage taking $4 000 and escaping.
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Chicago
Esther Broccolo
Top College Games to Be Played Today
New York October 28 14 close to a million fans are expected at college football games today led by Navy Penn Notre Dame Illinois Army Duke and Ohio State Minnesota matchups in four marquee showdowns. An estimated 238000 will attend the four big games with 73000 in Philadelphia 65000 in Champaign and 50000 in New York and Columbus. Additional big crowds are seen for Purdue Michigan California Washington Wisconsin Great Lakes Randolph Field Air Force Battle San Antonio and Tennessee Clemson. Other notable clashes include USC St Marys Tulsa Oklahoma Aggies Rice Texas Yale Rochester Colgate Columbia Georgia LSU Arkansas Mississippi Florida Maryland Brown Dartmouth Nebraska Missouri Indiana Iowa SMU Tulane Nevada Utah.
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New York
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Columbus
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Madison
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Yale
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Mississippi
Florida
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Army-Duke
Boxing results from New York to Boston keep pace
Fights last night featured Cleo Shaw in New York beating Leo Francis by points at 136 pounds. Chicago saw Sugar Robinson win by knockout over Sgt. Lou Woods at 153 1/2 pounds. Boston prize melee had Jimmy McDaniels defeat Billy Tordiglione at 147 pounds.
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Cleo Shaws
Los Angeles
Leo Francis
Panama
Chicago
Ray “Sugar” Robinson
T.K.O
Lou Woods
Detroit
Boston
Jimmy McDaniels
Billy Tordiglione
Crafty Turtles Hide Eggs to Fool Predators
Some turtle species bury eggs in sand then retreat and scuff the surface to mislead egg hunters. The behavior suggests evolved strategies to protect nests and reduce predation risk for hatchlings.
Lustig's Colt Seeks Third Straight In Ardsley Handicap
New York, Oct 28 Henry Lustig's two year old Baron Jack seeks his third straight win in the $10,000 added Ardsley Handicap at Jamaica Race Track. Main threat appears to come from Wildlife owned by J M Roebling and Sir Francis Plainfield IV owned by George D Widener.
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Henry Lustig
Baron Jack
Jamaica
J. M. Roebling
Wildlife
George D. Widener
Sir Francis
The Woman in the Window review by Jack O Brien
Hollywood drama critic Jack O Brien calls The Woman in the Window a gripping psychological murder film with Edward G Robinson Joan Bennett and Raymond Massey praised for direction by Fritz Lang and an adult, sophisticated script. The plot centers on a mild college professor who encounters a girl in an art store window and uncovering a deadly secret.
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Woman In the Window
Edward G. Robbinson
Joan Bennett
Raymond Massey
Edmond
Dan Duryea
Hollywood
Fritz Lang
Little Rock Leads Conference After Narrow Win and Upsets
Little Rock Tigers remain the lone unbeaten in the Arkansas High School Conference after a 7-0 win over Memphis Central. Pine Bluff fell 19-14 to Guy Hays Wildcats, and North Little Rock lost 21-0 to Bad Canada and the Hot Springs Trojans. Russellville upset Fort Smith 19-14, Hope’s Bobcats crushed Camden 27-0, and Jonesboro beat Forrest City 19-7 with other scores: Blytheville 19 Collierville 0, Marked Tree 19 Paragould 7, Bald Knob 13 Newport 6, Little Rock Catholic 40 England 6.
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Shorty) Sidwig
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England
Murderous Jealousy Sparks Fatal Stabbing in Suspense Film
A canvas model and a lover's quarrel trigger a confrontation with a jealous rival. The professor stabs the rival with scissors to save himself, and the couple hides the body. Police close in as a criminal investigator friend presses the case. Nunnally Johnson produced the film and assembled a notable cast. The review notes the film's distinctive visuals and cosmetics history.
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Nunnally Johnson
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