Glassford Calls 70 Prospects for Nebraska Camp
Lincoln Neb Aug 29 194? Coach Glassford invites 70 Nebraska football prospects to Curtis ness campus camp for a month of practice before the opener with Indiana. Freshmen scrimmage scheduled Sept 23 at Memorial Stadium. The staff names 10 ends 14 tackles 14 guards 3 quarterbacks 13 halfbacks 5 fullbacks for the Curtis camp with 50 men to be carried.
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Lincoln
Neb
Act 15
Bill Glassford
University of Nebraska
Curtis
Cornhuskers
University of Indiana Here
Nebraska
Indians
Huskers
Memorial Stadium
Glassford
Bob Davis
Ralph Fife
Marvin (Preacher
Fran Nagle
Nagle
Costch Glaseford
Eos Frank
3Feyer
Louis
Buster) Lehman
el Pass
Texas
Charlie Toogood
North Platte
Toogood
Jim Godfrey
Cozad
Dick Geeglein
Lill Maxe
Brainerd
Minn
Bob Mullen
Connellsville
Herb Reese
Omaha
Soph
Don Bell
Scribner
Don Carlson
Shenandoah
Iowa
Wayne Hendeby
Hollywood
Eudora Social and Community Notes Chronicle
The report covers local gatherings, visits, and events around Eudora. Details include choir practice after church, hospital visits by Miss Alvena Strobel, birthday dinners hosted by Mrs. Martin Abel, and relatives traveling between Lawrence Hutchinson Ottawa and Denver. Also noted are Scout activities, a skull operation recovery for Thomas McGee, a benefit game for a Gallaghers team, and upcoming softball tournaments with regional participants and schedules.
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Indies
Atueti
Sis Crelock
Tt Fen
Hirle
la Riera
Congress weighs new revenue taxes for 1951 war income
Washington lawmakers discuss a potential 1951 super tax on war inflations, excess corporate profits taxes, and new revenue ideas including a national sales tax, a transaction levy, and higher excises. They plan studies to extend excess profits levies to individuals, while denying immediate commitments.
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Washington
Renute Finance Committee
George
D.-Ga
Tthe
Finance Committee
Trumeau
Hoey
D.-N.c
Senate
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Trumah
Curtis coaching plan boosts Nebraska depth
Coach Glasford advocates a two platoon system to give more sophomores playing time and increase reserve strength. The Huskers can rely on four long distance punters Clark Reynolds Clayton Curtis and Ferguson and three above average passers Nagle Lehman and Reynolds to support the team.
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Curtis
Glaszford
Clark
Reynolds
Clayton Curtis
Ferguson
Nagle
Lehman
Close game to Tonga by junior golfer Bobby Richards
Bobby Richards of Lawrence in Ames competed in the junior tournament opening round posting a 75. He shot a 38 on the front nine and finished with a 37 back nine for the day.
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Bobby Richards
Ames
Town
Major League Leaders From A Sloppy Lineup
A garbled summary lists players and stats across leagues with many misspellings. It references hitting, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, strikeouts, and batting leaders, naming Kell, Doby, Lipon, Rose n, Dropp o, and others, along with teams Detroit Boston New York Cleveland Philadelphia and Chicago.
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Syabe
Miller
Philadelphia
Kell
Detroit
Doby
Cleveland
Hans
Stephens
Boston
DiMagio
Moston
Dropp
Lipon
Huguro
New York
Wertz
Allied Leaders Assert Confidence in Victory in Korea
Washington reports President Truman and President Syngman Rhee voiced confidence of victory in the Korean War. Rhee spoke at Taegu on the Republic of Korea’s second anniversary, predicting the North Koreans' defeat. Truman sent a message pledging the aggressor will be repelled and Korea’s people will gain freedom.
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Washington
Truman
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Taegu
Korea
Republic of Korea
Westinghouse to raise prices on some 1952 sets
New Westinghouse model TV and radio prices will rise next year as production costs climb. Eight TV models will cost $10 to $30 more and five radio models $1 to $30 more. Prices for 12 inch and 12 inch TV models and ten radio models remain unchanged. Company says cost analysis prevented an across the board hike.
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Sunbury
Westinghouse Corporation
Football War Shadows Loom Over 1950 Season Preparations
Veteran editor notes Korean conflict will affect college and pro football but leagues plan to proceed as in wartime. Draft classifications rise, ROTC trainees face campus limits, and travel challenges loom while teams prepare to move ahead with available players and resources.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
Philadelphia
Duquesne University
Phil Ahwesh
Walt Ashcraft
Califernis
California
Navy
National Football League
Birthday party honors Denny Winters in Eudora
Mrs. Charles Winter and son Denny attended a birthday party Friday afternoon hosted by Mrs. Jack Howard for Denny Winters second birthday Ice cream and cake were served. Miss Doris Hickman of Seiling Oklahoma was a Sunday overnight guest of Misses Velda and Marlene Votaw.
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3Rie Kurtz
Shareh
Harris Farm
Alvena Strobel
Eudora
Kansas University Medical Centers
Martin Abel
RuesTa
Abel
Minnie Home
Mary Thame
Walter ‘Thame
Linda Sve
Lawrence
Larry Lefholz
Walter Parker
Marcarer Louise
Lewistown
Song
Thra
Nebraska
Wyomine
Montana
Horace Parker
Tin
Parker
Dane Ter
Denver
Hutchinson
Gardner
Walter Thome
Delhere Reyes
Bes ‘Anceles
Wertrand
Reyes
Auld Mra
Dward Reyes
Rugeny Tiordan
Linds
Kansas City
Larry Leshol
Charles Winter
Denny
Joe Kartsey
Marilyn
Reta Collins
Bille
Carlene
Harold Reusch
Deane Heusch
Jimmy Wilson
Jack Howard
Denny Winster
Doris Hickman
Seiling
Okla
Velda
Marlene Votaw
Fidon Votaw
Marlene
Tey
Mire
WLM
Andy
Topeka
Forsythe
June Dildrich
Mra
Gloria Harris
Methodist
Howe
Earthbound Flyer Takes Reporters On Frontline Ride
U.S. flyer Lt. King of Cedar Rapids Iowa flies recon for the 25th Infantry Division. He ferries two reporters from a frontline strip to a city to send stories to Tokyo, facing mosquitoes wreckers and rough roads before returning to the airstrip at dawn. He reflects on his tough but essential duty amid Korea combat.
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Don Whiteneau
U.S
Korea
King
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
25Th Infantry Division
Fairview Social Notes Include Local Visits and Travelers
Fairview social column records visits and outings from a weekend. Mrs. Koehler and Jim Aydraye traveled to Corder Missouri. Lore Witstt Mir and Mrs. Norman Chirer attended a party at the home of Mrs. Growne. Families including the Georges, Trownlees, Niselys, and Berens are noted with motor trips to California and local gatherings. Several residents hosted or attended dinners, picnics, and community events across the area.
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Afro
Will Koehler
Jim- Ay -Draye
Corder
Norman Chirer
Ernest Ralston
Charles
Budarn
Mary
Oscar Growne
Homer Trownlee
Hunsinger
Walter George
California
Warren Kopke
Wheto
Tetest Lowey
Teale Nisely
Stete Nisely
Mabel Berens
Riesnier
Farmer Nail Eaterier
Toute
Rvewlar
Ifulnti Meron
Otto Brelier
Tone Aml
Olio
Lori Wasitings
Cedatners
Borey
Kenneth
Albert
Warcoe
Puckett
Fede
Ned
Walter Baiker
Aiah
Pleasant Grove Charter Ceremony Retired Home From Phoesis
Pleasant Grove residents and family members gathered for a local charter event and family visits at the Pleasant Grove area. Attendees included Clarence Woot, Mrs. Teane Montgoress, and several relatives from Jay, with extended family moving between homes and attending services Sunday.
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Phoesis
Adz
Mumiay
Sonny
Brent
Clarence Woot
Teane Montgoress
Bani Ringers
Woll Iingery
Woll Iingery Home: One Washancron Creek
Ttoscoe Daniels
Josee
Glenda
Kenneth Daniels
Peccy Elston
Jayener
John Teme
Thei
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Monogram
Art Bauer
Shubert
Rex Hay
Walt Spellman
Don’ Strasheim
Kimball
Don Pedersen
Carl Brasee
Keith Colwen
South Sioux City
Dick Goll
Tekamah
Joe McGill
Ted Britt
North Phullie
Tom Xo
Sophomorse
Ust
Ken
Robert Reynolds
Grand Island Mercury
Jack Todds
Tom Hopkins
Weeping Water
Robert Barchus
Scottsbluff
Howrd Hoerbst
Cheyenne
Wye
Ly Pickering
Junction City
Joh
Letterman Nick Adduci
Chicago
Robert Schreiner
Bill Wingender
Roscoe Daniela
Charles Triford
Holloway
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Jhrves Hibner
Horton
Joan Oyler
Mex
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Babs
Isaac Bont
Albert Crimpacner
Cloyd
Wingert
Muedeste
Shela
Suenas
Suena
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Dr. Sin
Nove
Teaeoch
Tonga
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Tonganoxie
A . C. Carl
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Inne
Lecompton
St. Johns
Tyahsirs
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Westinghouse
Earthbound Flyer
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Vogler & Sons
Lawrence Building Materials CO
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