Kentucky Is First In AP Poll As Week Begins
Kentucky leads the AP basketball poll with 41 of 108 votes, facing UCLA, Louisville, Villanova and Brigham Young this week. North Carolina, DePaul, Kansas and St. John’s follow, with Minnesota’s upset propelling Washington into the top five.
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Ten Best Dressed Men Named by Women Institute
New York report notes Sen Henry Cabot Lodge tops the American Women's Institute list of ten best dressed men based on a poll of 100000 women fashion leaders. Other names include Estes Kefauver Dean Acheson Henry Ford II Lou Broudreau Ezio Pinza Douglas MacArthur and Charles Wilson. In Canton China landlords allegedly infiltrated factories. authorities conduct loyalty checks on workers to root out impostors and bandits.
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South Stuns North In Shrine All Star Charity Game
Miami Dec 26 South edges North 35 7 in Orange Bowl before 39955. Wade Vanderbilt quarterback 250 passing yards 27 attempts 15 completions 3 touchdowns earning MVP. Lutz adds five extra points as Wade sets record for completions and yardage. North scores late on Blark to Tuco as time runs out.
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UN Chief Reports Mild East West Tension Shift
Secretary-General Trygve Lie, broadcasting to Scandinavians from Oslo, said there has been a slight improvement in East West relations and no worsening of the world situation since the United Nations General Assembly opened in Paris. He noted the speeches this year were more moderate, and Lie is on Christmas vacation in Norway as the Assembly reconvenes after the holidays.
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Man Identified As Ralph Bennewitz in Kansan Death
In Haviland Kansas a relative identified the dead man found on a country road Sunday as Ralph Raymond Bennewitz formerly of El Dorado. Sheriff Beck said the man had been beaten and thrown from a moving car. A farmer found the warm body fully clothed except for shoes. Bennewitz may have been robbed while traveling to the West Coast to collect an insurance settlement, relatives said.
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Africa getting healthier in Belgian Congo health drive
Leopoldville reports Europe level health gains in the Belgian Congo with lower death rates from malaria yellow fever and leprosy. 1946 to 1950 shows continued decline despite migration while a Manitoba item notes Dr J N Andrew an elderly physician travels by his tenth automobile after a long career using many horses.
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Four Killed In Bus Crash Near Seaside Resort
A WR-A bus en route to a seaside resort collided with a telephone pole in Santiago Chile yesterday killing four persons and injuring 25. The accident disrupted Christmas travel as responders treated the injured and officials investigated the cause.
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Six AL hurlers win 20 games in 1951 season
Chicago December 26 1951 pitcher's year yields six 20 game winners in the American League highlighting Saul Rogovin Eddie Lopat Bob Feller Vic Rasch Ned Garver among top hurlers. Cleveland edges team ERA at 3.38 while Chicago leads 3.56 in league tallies.
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Oklahoma May Quit Big Seven If Recruiting Rules Persist
Oklahoma football may go independent if Big Seven members do not relax recruiting and post season limits enacted at the Kansas City meeting. Fans cite Missouri style intrastate limits and warn the conference could force Oklahoma out, with Texas Tech pressing for admission amidst debate over enforcement of deemphasis rules. The East-West Shrine game at Kezar Stadium December 29 pits Dartmouth, Northwestern, Michigan State against Rice and UCLA in a fundraising showcase.
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Baylor Coach George Mauer Recalls Shrine Hospital Gift
George Mauer, former KU standout and 1934 Went Squad member now Baylor head coach, recalls coaching at Kansas and the East West game. He says the squad’s donation to Shrine Hospital for crippled children gave him the thrill and joy of playing a good football game for a worthy cause.
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To File Murder Charge In Kansas City Slaying
In Kansas City on December 26 Prosecutor Henry H Fox Jr said a first degree murder charge would be filed today against Perry Nelson Smith 21 for the slaying of Patrolman Clyde William Harrison. Smith admitted shooting the officer and implicated William Devere Hewell 22 who was killed by detectives Monday night. Ballistics tied Hewell to the revolver used against the patrolman and a fellow officer.
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No Explanation for the Shooting of Three Men
Salyersville Kentucky December tragedy leaves three dead Deputy Sheriff Bill Miller 47 Jess Roark 26 and Boone Collingsworth 45 killed in a Roark home shooting incident Sheriff Carl Cooper stated Roark fired at Collingsworth while he visited Roark’s father Ed Roark Roark later died in the home confrontation authorities pursued him to a brother’s residence and Miller died after exchanges at the door with Roark’s return fire
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