Michigan can tie record with two wins
New York reports that by beating Stanford and Army, Michigan could tie the modern collegiate football winning streak. The note recalls Cornell, Army, California, Notre Dame, and other programs with historic streaks and cites players and coaches, including Dee Blanchard, Glenn Davis, Red Sanders, Ivy Williamson, and Charlie Justice, amid opening day crowds and early-season results.
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Classified notice selling 44 treadle sewing machines with attachments and pink background shears. Buyer can buy, sell, or repair any make sewing machine. Write or call for details.
English patriotism and a man’s exile from his country
A Sept 26 column by Weatbrook Pegler analyzes English loyalty amid a British financial crisis. It argues that patriotic sentiment may push some英 citizens to renounce homeland, while critiquing U.S. and English tax policies and governance. The piece cites Truman era politics and debates over socialized medicine and taxation.
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Dixie Series to Start in Nashville
The 1840 Dixie series, annual playoff between the Southern Association and Texas League, opens Thursday night in Nashville. Nashville Vols, champions, clinched their final playoff game against Mobile. Fort Worth and Tulsa head to Nashville after two Texas League games, with the winner to travel for the first two Dixie games in the Tennessee capital.
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Mutual Network Daytime Program Schedule Fragment
A dense fragment lists Mutual Network entries for a Tuesday and Wednesday schedule with program titles and hosts such as Captain Midnight, Gabriel Heatter, Fulton Lewis, and William Shirer. It reads like a radio timetable detailing newsreels, music blocks, quiz shows, and dramatic features across morning and afternoon slots.
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Grown Confusion Over Taxation and Hunger Figures
A reader voices anger at government waste and corruption. He warns against funding crooks and asks for national poverty relief instead of endless taxation. He imagines Henry Wallace as president and urges citizens to stop supporting a system that robs them and enslaves the poor.
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One Day Heroes and Bums in Baseball Pennant Race
By Hugh and sulerton Jr. Sept 27 New York The pennant race sparks hero and bum views as Dodger Burt Shotton and Yankee rivals draw scrutiny. Grieve rules Pesky safe on a squeeze helping Boston win while Henrich and Page falter. Zarig emerges hero for St Louis as McDermott and Lindell plays sparkplugs.
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Boston Moves Into Lead in Pennant Drive
The Red Sox defeated the New York Yankees 6 to 4 to seize a first place tie and move a game ahead in the American League pennant race. Boston rode a four-run eighth inning to the win as Bobby Doerr and Johnny Pesky connected on key plays. Al Zavalla’s effort in right field preserved the victory with a remarkable catch. The Yankees suffered injuries and mixed results in a rough day across the league with Cards, Dodgers, and Pirates also vying for position.
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Hogs Crippled But TCU in Good Shape
Associated Press reports Arkansas faces TCU in the SWC opener at Fayetteville with key injuries. Don Logue groin strain and broken tooth. Alvin Duke ankle and Wred Williams ankle limited. TCU hopes Jim Hicky back from broken nose. Rice, SMU also hit by injuries ahead of conference games.
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William Eanbury Retired Rail Master Dies at 74
William Benjamin Eanbury, 74, former Roex Island lines master mechanic, died at Lith Rock hospital yesterday. He retired in 3942 after 34 years with the railroad. Survived by widow and two children. A man and a maid since the seats of new cars are built wider.
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Barnhill Sees Optimism For Razorbacks Parker Showings
Arkansas coach John Barnhill remains hopeful about the Razorbacks season while noting they are underdogs in the Southwest Conference. He cites a season opener 33 19 win over North Texas State and indicates the team has potential, with sophomores and veterans needing encouragement amid media criticism. A separate note mentions Halfback Carl Glenn Russell of Marked Tree HS injuring a leg after scoring two touchdowns in a juniors game, and Magnolias A and M college introducing a speedball program blending football and other sports with unique rules.
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Bobcats Face Stubborn Gordon Eleven at Hope Field Friday
Bobcats return home Friday night after an 18 0 defeat by El Dorado. Gordon's eleven is expected tough but can be beaten. Hope shows improved running by Telsel Mixman while pass defense and fumbles hurt their chances. Upcoming schedule includes Malvern Texarkana Camden Hot Springs Little Rock Smackover Magnolia and Nashville.
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League Leaders National and American League summary
National League leaders include Robinson of Brooklyn batting .344 with 189 hits and 34 home runs by Kiner and Musial pacing runs and RBIs. Branca and Roe anchor pitching with strong win totals. American League leaders show Williams of Boston dominating batting with .349 and 149 runs, plus stellar pitching from Kinder and Parnell.
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