Wisconsin Gophers big tens top court quintet
Madison Wis Dec 8 UP Coach Harold E Bud Foster has a rangy but inexperienced University of Wisconsin basketball team this year that may develop into a strong competitor once the Big Ten season starts. Returning guard Ernie Davis and center Byron Bell lead a young squad photographed for a 20 game schedule with non conference foes Beloit Marquette Notre Dame Butler Xavier Detroit and Michigan State. Starting lineup includes Dave Dupee Bob Schwartz Bell Davis John Rundell with depth from Gene Englund Fred Marsh Don Timmerman and Walter Anderson. The Badgers expect improvement each game and a fairly even Big Ten race with Minnesota favored to repeat.
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Madison
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Harold E
Bud) Foster
University of Wisconsin
Foster
Ernie Davis
Byron Bell
Minnesota
Gophers
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Badgers
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Marquette
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Buller
Xavier
Detroit
Wausau
Schwartz
Gene Englund
Fred Marsh
Don Timmerman
Walter Anderson
Paul Murphy
Ted Strain
John Gallagher
Bob Weigandt
Bill Garrett
University of Detroit
Iowa
Chicago
Iinois
Michigan State
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Ohio State
Milwaukee
Butler
Indianapolis
Navier University
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la Fayette
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Northwestern
Evanston, HL
Minneapolis
Bowling Scores of Fugitives by Fingerprint Checks
About 4000 fugitives from justice in the United States are detected annually through fingerprint analysis. The note highlights the role of fingerprinting in identifying and apprehending offenders across the country.
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Justice
United States
General facts on moon, sun, and blue whale sizes
The article notes the moon appears full only at the exact 180 degree alignment with the sun. It explains the sun is about 400 times larger in diameter than the moon. It also mentions Colon Panama's weather station records fewer 90 degree temperatures than many Alaska stations and cites blue whales reaching about 100 feet, the largest mammal.
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Earth
Sveral
Colon
Isthmus
Panama
Antarctic
Missouri Industry Sees Fewer Accidents Despite More Plants
Industrial accidents in Missouri declined by 5 169 in 1937 from 1936 despite higher employment and 105 more plants in operation. There were 51 906 accidents in 1937 with 55 fatalities, down from 57 075 accidents and 53 fatalities in 1936. The report commends 12 St Louis areas for high safety records, including Concordia Publishing House and Monsanto among others.
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Missouri
State Labor and Industrial Inspection Department
Mary Edna Cruzen
Cruzen
St. Louis Industries
National Safety Council
Concordia Publishing House
Fisher Body Corporation
Hager and Sons Hinge .Manufacturing Company
Hart Printing Company
the Hopper Company
Lambert Pharmical Company
Monarch Metal Weatherstrip Company
Monsanto Chemical Company
Carondelet
Quick Meal Stove Company
St. Louis Fire Door Company
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Western Electric Manufacturing Company
Judge Fines Hunter for License Violation in County
Foster B. Wheatley fined J R Quinn for hunting without a license this afternoon. Total costs reached 20 dollars. Conservation Agent Fleetwood said charges would be filed against another man connected with the case.
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Foster B. Wheatley
J. R. Quinn
Fleetwood
Labor Standards Act Should Receive Fair Chance to Operate
Dec. 8 And legal officials debate the wage and hour law as Henry Epstein, New York Solicitor General, urges caution in its application until a fair test of operability and economic impact is available. He warns lawyers to avoid a “sympathy through harmony” in shaping national economic life.
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Chicago
Henry Epstein
New York
American Bar Association Journal Today
Artificial wool from skimmed milk gains interest amid textile push
London reports Antonio Ferretti develops cascine from caseine to mimic merino wool. Process uses skimmed milk, coagulation, coagulation bath weaving, with minimal waste. Janital fabric marketed by Milad company Snia Viscosa licensees in several countries.
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London
Antonio Ferretti
Arti
Milad
Snia Viscosa
Poland
France
Belgium
Germany
England
Holland
Japan
Milan
Missouri sorority girl alerts fire at Alpha Tau Omega
A University of Missouri sorority girl told an ATO member the house was on fire. The response was sleepy but the building indeed was burning. Firefighters attended the blaze on campus.
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Columbia, Mo
Vec
University of Missouri
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Snow and rain credited across Missouri state
Light rain or snow covered northern Missouri to the Canadian border and Great Lakes region. Rain fell in Kansas City and Columbia with southeast and east central areas forecast for tonight. St Joseph reported 0.6 of an inch last night. Temperatures remained moderate nationwide with Missouri turning colder tonight and tomorrow, lows around 30.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Great Lakes Region
Weather Bureau
Kansas City
Columbia
St. Joseph
Shoes Built Too Sturdy In Australia Incident
In Warrnambool Australia John Hennessy tried to pull on a pair of shoes believed to be too tight and broken his arm between the elbow and shoulder. The report notes footwear in the region is built for resistance and suggests the accident occurred during trying to wear them.
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Warrnambool
Australia
John Hennessy
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