Passing Lead in national college football race
New York November 22 UP Don Heinrich of Washington has surged to the lead in the national passing race as the season closes. He has completed 117 of 194 attempts, ranking ahead of Dave Cunningham of Utah and a crowded field including Billy Cox Duke Bill Weeks Iowa State Babe Parilli Kentucky and John Ford Hardin-Simmons. Total offense leaders show Heinrich among the top, with Cox Weeks Parilli and Ford close behind. Johnny Bright of Oklahoma holds the national rushing record and several passers are nearing century marks in completions.
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Don Heinrich
Washington
Ge Dave Cunningham
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Cunnin
Billy Cox
Duke
Bill, Weeka
Jows State
Babe Parilli
Kentucky
John Ford
Hardin-Simmons
Johnny Bright Tre
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National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Reds Bagnell
Penn
Parilli
Weeks
Whizzer White
Arizona State
Bob Seynglde
Nebraska
Bright
Bob Smith
Texas A and M
Tempe
Reynolds
White
Idaho
Oklahoma
Natron
Ford
Inrich
Washington State
Stan Heath
Nevada
Charley Conerly
Mississippi
Unningham
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K C Municipal Garage May Double As a Bomb Shelter
Kansas City on November 22 a New York consulting architect for the office of civil defense met with city officials about making the municipal garage a dual purpose structure serving as an atomic bomb shelter. Ellary Husted said the project would be studied for location density access and capacity to house many people with food and sanitation provisions in case of use.
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Kansas City
New York
Office of Civil Defense
Ellary Husted
Nda
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Acting school head named at Boys Industrial School Topeka
J Donald Coldren, director of education at the Kansas industrial school for boys in Topeka, was named acting superintendent succeeding the late Lawrence H Gardner who headed the school for six years before his death Friday. Coldren is a Leavenworth native and former LeRoy Kansas superintendent of schools.
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Boys Industrial School
Topeka
Kansas Industrial School For Boys
Coldren
Leavenworth
LeRoy
Kan
Lawrence H. Gardner
Gardner
School of Correction
Kansas Oklahoma Get Nods In Big Games This Weekend
New York dispatch previews major Thanksgiving weekend clashes across college football. Kentucky at Tennessee. California at Stanford. Illinois Wisconsin Ohio State Northwestern Michigan Minnesota. Columbia Brown. Miami Missouri. Nebraska Oklahoma. Harvard Oklahoma. Yale Florida. Alabama Cornell. SMU Baylor. plus Thursday to Saturday games across the Midwest, West and Southwest, highlighting top matchups and title implications.
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Tennessee
Gen Land
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Ohio State
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Bernie Bierman
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Columbia
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Miami
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Missouri Tigers
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Texas Christian
CBS Seeks Lift of Color Telecast Halt in Federal Court
CBS asked three federal judges to rescind a restraining order delaying color telecasts and filed a 58 page memorandum seeking immediate permission. The delay, the company says, costs millions. The FCC had allowed CBS to start, but the ruling paused the shift to color. RCA and others seek to block the CBS program, with five days for responses. A turkey soufflé recipe note adds cooking tips from county agent Miss Crowgery.
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Chicago
Columbia Broadcasting System
Fedral Court
CBS
CRS
CHS
Federal Communications Commission
Radio Corporation of
Marcll Crowgery
Feeler List For Major League Manager Seats
New York reports open big league managing jobs with Burt Shotton Bill Meyer and Marty Marion as leading candidates. Shotton appears strongest for Brooklyn, with Pee Wee Reese delaying a debut until 1952. Meyer eyes Pittsburgh, while Boudreau is favored for Cleveland and Saigh narrows St Louis choices as 18 candidates remain in contention.
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Burt Shotton
Bill Meyer
Marty Marion
Shone Call
Shotton
Brooklyn Boys
Branch Rickey
Dodger
Rickey
Burt
Chuck Dressen
Brooklyn
Leo Durocher
Pee. Wee Reese
Pee Wee
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Meyer
Knoxville
Billy
Littee
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
Boudreau
Fred Saigh
St. Louis
Eddie Dyer
Marion
Saigh
Marty
Cardinals
County Officials Elect Leaders At Topeka Meeting
Bert Weber of Butler named president of the Kansas County Clerks association and C J Werth of Russell named head of the Kansas County Welfare Directors association. Other clerks officers include Paul Thornbrugh vice president Louise Baker secretary and George Ott treasurer. Welfare directors choose Lloyd Bliss vice president and Twila McClure secretary treasurer.
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Topeka
Bert Weber
Butler County
Kansas County Clerks’ Association
J. Werth
Russell County
Kansas County Welfare Directors’ Association
Kansas Official Council
Weber Suceeds
J. F. Musil
Riley
Werth
Glenn C. James
Shawnee
Halbert wins 6 trophies at Pound Hereford show
AL Halbert of Sonora Texas captured six of ten trophies at the 40th annual Pound Hereford Association national show in Kansas City. John M Lewis of Larned Kansas noted it as a historic first with Halbert earning premier exhibitor points totaling four. Lewis and his son Joe Lewis finished second with 24 points. A. R. Johnson of Ironton Ohio was elected association president.
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R. AL Halbert
Sonora
Tex
Pound Hereford Association
John M. Lewis
Larned
Kaw
Halbert
Lewis
Joe Lewis
A. R. Johnson
Ironton, O
Association
Unbeatens Lead Kansas High School Football Race
Eight major class AA and A teams completed the season undefeated, with several other schools finishing without defeats or draws. Garden City meets Liberal in a key showdown as league titles and remaining races shape Thanksgiving games. A fire near New Jersey street damaged Mrs. Lloyd Douglas’s nearby property before firefighters extinguished the blaze.
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Clay Center
Hayden
Topeka
Statford
St. John
Altamont
Alamont
Cherryvale
Valley Center
Topeks
Sever
Kaunas Powers
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Liberal
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Banhady
Eureka
el Dorie
Osborne
Phimith Cent
Quivelinax
Officials Say Security Hinders Atomic Progress
Gordon Dean of the Atomic Energy Commission said too many details about the atomic device's size weight and shape should stay secret to protect security. He suggested Congress may revise the Atomic Energy Act to balance secrecy with progress, noting only a few dozen people know full details.
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Gordon Dean
Atomic Energy Commission
Megeeage
S. News and World Report
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Dean
Amy
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