Money Flows in Bowl Games and Pro Football Outlook
The piece analyzes bowl game revenue splits among conferences, noting the Rose Bowl’s broad distribution and Southern programs benefiting from large gate earnings at Cotton Sugar and Orange Bowls. It argues for two eight team leagues in pro football and praises Joe Gordon as a standout athlete who chose baseball over football.
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Ohio State
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Dallas
North Carolina
Rice
Southwest
Kentucky
LSU
Oklahoma
Buffalo
Buffalo Bills
Giants
Yankees
New York
Bulldogs
Britain Labor manifesto promises wider socialism and peace thrust
The Labour Party in England declares a bold program to reform welfare services, mutualize insurance, create jobs for all, boost production and imports, lower costs, and provide homes while opposing private enterprise behind price rings. It also pledges peaceful cooperation with Russia and stronger Atlantic ties. The article notes aviation research progress and warns that no nation can expect exclusive atomic-bomb parity, urging continued rapid development to stay ahead.
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Labor Party
England
Australia
New Zealand
Clement Attlee
Great Britain
Russia
Association of the Commonwealths
National Committee For Aeronautics
America
Government Plans Potatoes Giveaway With Conditions
The government will distribute surplus potatoes to the school lunch program and relief agencies but will require transportation payments, ending free delivery. Veterans groups AMVETS and VFW push for a World War II veteran bonus, proposing $3 a day domestically and $4 daily overseas, up to $4500 plus extra for injury. The issue pits gratitude against funding limits in deciding wartime compensation.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Congress
Amvets
Harold Russell
House Veterans’ Affairs Committee
VFW
China's boycott tactic urged as key to halting communism
The piece argues for using a Western boycott against China to deter the spread of communism, warning Congress and the Truman administration about British policy and China’s 400 million population. It cites historical precedents, including a 1925 Canton boycott and a 1936 nine power pact proposal under FDR.
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United States
China
Philippines
Indo-China
Burma
Dutch East Indies
India
Asia
Moscow
Shameen
Canton
Adm
William Leahy
Naval Operations
Roosevelt
FDR
Brussels
Atthee Promises Better Socialism and GI Bonus Proposals
Weekly news analysis notes Atthee pledging improved socialism while Amvets backs GI bonus plans. The piece surveys U S war potentials gains and frames editor commentary on policy prospects.
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Atthee
Amvets
U.S
Simmering Down Tax Hike Hope Dim In Truman Plan
A top Democrat reports little chance of a major tax increase after President Truman’s administration shifts from an early push for three billion dollars in federal taxes. Senate Finance Chairman George of Georgia also urges government economy to cut the anticipated deficit by half.
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Truman
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
George
Georgia
Hadacol Claims North Carolinian Boosts Work Stamina
Paul Earnhardt of Salisbury credits Hadacol for renewed energy and long hours at Earnhardt Super Market. The ad-manufactured tonic promises quick relief from digestive issues caused by B vitamin and mineral deficiency, urging readers to try Hadacol with money-back guarantees and direct ordering options.
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South Church St
Salisbury
N. C
Earnhardt
North Carolina
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Hadacol
LeBlanc Corporation
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