Army Navy clash headlines Truman visit at Philadelphia
President Truman and about 102000 football fans are to attend the Army versus Navy clash at Municipal Stadium. Army enters as favorite by a touchdown with a 4-2-2 record, while Navy shows 1-1-6. The game, starting 1:30 pm EST, marks the 48th meeting in the series with cool, clear weather promised.
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Philadelphia
Truman
Municipal
Army
Navy
Midshipmen
Tom Hamilton
Bossman
Earl Blaik
Cade
Te Williams
Ray Drury
Notre Dame
Penn
Washington and
Lee
Bennie Davis
Oklahoma
Columbia
Illinois
Never a Call Game in East West Grid Contests
East West football fundraisers for Shrine Hospital in San Francisco have consistently drawn 62 000 fans, raising over 100 698 annually. Managers select top eligible players and build strong college ties, while crippled children visit the hospital before the game to inspire heroism and support.
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New York
San Francisco
Bill Coffman
Bill
Baylor Bible to keynote Kansas City banquet at KU campus
Gerry and Merrew's Sports Peasants reports a Lawrence Chamber of Commerce banquet at the Union Building KU campus with George Bible the prominent speaker. The event honors Bible’s coaching career across Mississippi College LSU Texas A and M Nebraska and Texas. Reservations are due by December 1 at 2.50 dollars, with about 500 expected attendees.
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Union
K. U
Orange
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Bible
Mississippi College
Texas A
M. Nebraska
Texas
Bradon Prep
Tennessee
Carson-Newman
Ene
Tls.u
Air Corps
Texas A. and
Chamber of Commerce
The
Athletic Association
Kansas City
Topeks
Mount Oread
Opponents Chosen For Fi Major Bowl Games
Rose Bowl features Pasadena entry while Sugar Bowl lists New Orleans as site and Texas Christian or Mississippi targets are noted. Gator and Dixie Bowls show no teams selected, while several bowls announce matchups or undecided pairings with dates in December and January.
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Paso Pasadean
Ce — Ve
Southern Calif
New Colecrabes
Pean State
Methodist
Minzei
Kaneess Tech
el Paso
Tex
Birmingham
Ale
William & Mary
Jacksonville
Fla
Emenn Tenn
Mississippi
Texas Christian
Phoenix
Aris
Nevada
Fresno
Calif
Catawba
Sas
Comnn
Wichita Falls
Arkansas State Teachers College
Hardin College
Toledo
New Hampshire
Cleveland
Kentucky
Villanova
Abilene
Missouri Valley
McMurray
Air Transport Crash Kills 13 In Alaska
A twin engine DC-3 crash near Yakutat Alaska killed 13 aboard and left the cause undetermined. Co pilot Emmett Flood from Renton Wash doubted weather as the sole factor and said instrument approach may have been required. The Columbia Air Cargo craft operated from Portland ore carried seven passengers from Fairbanks and four from Anchorage en route to Seattle and Portland.
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Juneau
Alaska
Yakutat
Emmett Flood
Renton
Wash
Northern Airlines
Coatrols
Jay B. Haworth, Jr
JT. A. Keranen
Portland
Ore
Anchorage
Seattle
Fairbanks
Ration Gas in Dixie to Start in Alabama
Standard Oil of Kentucky announced gasoline rationing for Alabama distributors starting December 1. About 3,000 Alabama dealers will be limited to 85 percent of October purchases as the industry cites inadequate refining capacity to meet rising demand. Sugar is noted as two thirds of the world's supply.
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Birmingham
Ala
CPI
Standard Oil Company of
Kentucky
Alabama
Standard Oil l
Dewey Taft clash shapes April 13 Minors primary race
Washington reports a potential four to five way GOP battle if Thomas E. Dewey and Robert A. Taft enter Illinois and Wisconsin contests. Taft plans Ohio May 4, Dewey may run in New Hampshire March 9 and Illinois if Governor Dwight Green can pledge favorites.
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Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Illinois
Dewey
Dwight Green
New Hampshire
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Stassen
Douglas MacArthur
Wisconsin
Ilinois
MacArthur
Green
Aiken
Vermont
Carroll Reece
Smith
New Jersey
Flanders
Baldwin
Connecticut
Reece
Exty
Truman
J. Howard McGrath
Rhode Island
Congress
Capper Seeks Kansans Support Ban on Ads
Senator Capper of Kansas told the Senate the great majority of Kansans favor his pending bill to prohibit newspaper radio and magazine advertising.
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Washington
Capper
R.-Kan
Senate
Local Citizens Press Congress to Pass Liquor Legislation
The article notes appeals from citizens across the United States, including a Sterling Kansas petition signed by Mrs. D. B. Martin and about 250 locals, urging Congress to enact liquor laws. The petition was sent to the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee where the measure awaits action.
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United States
Congress
Capper
Senate
D. B. Martin
Sterling
Kan
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Eudora Community News Highlights Dinner and Events
Local residents attended the Scottish Rite dinner at the Masonic Temple Law rence with couples listed. Donations to the Friendship Train reached 324.45 from Eudora and funds will support distribution in France and Italy. Girl Scouts met after 4 with leaders, singing and earning badges. A community football banquet featured speeches, letters to seniors, and a glee club performance, followed by a color film and upcoming school events and plays.
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Masonic Temple
Lawrence
Allen Westerhouse
Harry Hagenbuch
Melvin Krettzel
Spencer McCoy
J. L. Hollister
George Gerstenberger
Verlin Benefiel
Charlies Gerstenberger
BR. T. Laughlin
H. B Rkitder
Hesper Frivenda Church
Friendship Tain
Willian Mercier
Kaw Valley Bank
Eudora
Friends
Philadelphia
Letavre
France
Italy
Hanson
Gretta Reetz
Clarence Breera
Walter Parker
Methodist Church
J. FE. Baker
BE. Kerr
Dick Bradford
Rob Ingels
K. U
Fep Club
WOCLS
E. Kerr
Jean Scott
Mary Weidensaul
Shirley Rosenau
Mary Ellen Copp
Marjorie Rothberger
James Baker
Mr. Kerr
Honnie Young
Gayle Gabriel
Richard Bryant
Leon Johnson
Luther Goldsby
Robert Durr
Howard Reitsel
Gary Everley
Orval Cluher
Paul Gruber
Delbert Seiwald
Kenneth St
St. Joseph High School of
Shawnee
Ign
Iettora
Maz Mejinse
Rhumaker
Ark
Seaman Wright
John Wright
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Pigehin Pickins
Scott
Rip Rowan
North Carolina
Virginia
Tarheels
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Michigan State
Hawaii
Spartans
Cincinnati Reds
Los Angeles
Gerry
D. X. Bible
Dana ‘Bible
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Nebraska
George
Jayhawkers
7 The
Sauer
Crimson and Blue
Hible
George Sauer
Cornbeskers
Minnsesta
Pittsburgh
University of Texas
Moscow
Russian Republic
Soviet Union
Pasadena
Dixie
Standard
Qora
Mitton Doier
Dick Nelson
Winchester Eudera
Baldwin Iu
Eudora Gardner
Eudera Wellsville Iu
Eudora de Low
Ruder Spring Hilo
Eudora Se Suto
Eudora Edgerton
Tunganoxie
William Zimmerman
Carolyn
Fred Walker
J. D. Adams
F. van Patten
Harveyville
Joe Strobel
Alena Koehler
Carl Koehler
Reta Mae
Strobel
Koehler
L. H. Marsh
T. Hanson
al Walters
Helen Pfleger
Esther Pleser
North High School
Wichita
Phleger
Martha Giertz
Henry
Fred Beetz
Gretta
Everett Wotan
Mro
Harold Merril
Hiawatha
Luville Tennyser
Votnn
Edith Reusch
Merte Reusch
Tonganoxie
Harold Reusch
Junk
Wayne Reusch
Mes
Lester Massey
Mary Cook
Delbert Reusch
Steve Canyons
Franklint
Kansas
Arizona
Heer Mex Falkenstion
Station
WREN
K.A
Carl's
Suapendera Passman
Ec. W. Osl
Christman
Kirkpatrick Sport Shop
Watson Rep
It's
Hudson
Hunsinger Motor
Mase
Buddy Gallagher Motors
Oliver Re
Pam
Moon
Retail
Whelesale
Morgan-Mack Motor CO
Tance
Southwestern Bell Telephone CO
Morgan-Mack
Moss
J. Underwood & Sons
M. N
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