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■o uiven,tball Gi-*st.read: mer By •litlon of tstanding[,li 11 vvjiujivvi mv. ••withr.ed the World's now had Colonel ould be hts nextjat Wis-0 broad-country.1 broad-a sports 1 gomesry Wis-\g Com-y happyAmong the telegrams of congratulations received by Wismer were messages from William ODwycr, mayor-elect of New York City; Henry Ford II, presi-, dent of the Ford Motor Company; George Preston Marshall, owner of the I Washington Redskins; J. Edgar Hoover j of the FBI; Jack Dempsey, diaries Rob-* bins, president of A. G. Spalding } Bros., Inc.; L. B. Icoly, president of the ‘ Wilson Sporting Goods Company; Joe Spang, president of Gillette Safety Razor Company; Eugene Grace, president of Bethlehem Steel, and Amon Carter of Texas.Gene Hamilton introduced Flynn, j who took over and kept things moving during the 15-minute show.Among the more tna.. 1,000 guests at-venhei:Corr.rrSmithDavis;the NDearb law; JVIennj of the Ed . ABC; Specia star; BroadVice-p helm lt;factor'Shor's weie:Lou Nichols of the FBI; Walter Kennedy, Notre Dame press representative; Lou Little, football coach of Columbia; Lt.-Comdr. Charlie Gehringer, former second baseman of the Tigers; Tony Weitzel of the Detroit News; James J.rcspon cliell, non, a Troy « ry Gr; of Th( A bHermaparty.
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St Louis Sporting News
St Louis, Missouri, US
Thu, Nov 15, 1945
Page 9
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