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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1959

Page

14

Lincoln Defeats County Team Easily

Lincoln High School trounced Frederick County varsity as Snowden scored 40 points and Lincoln dominated from the opening minute. Ronald Brown and Tinker Hill controlled the boards with 23 and 18 rebounds respectively. Brandenburg led the county squad with 23. Lincoln’s 13-1 season record stands after a 110-33 win and a JV victory 58-36.

Lincoln High School Ted Gane Elgin” Snowden Frederick County Tigers Ronnie Brown Tinker Hill Snowden Gene Snowden Pine Gumer Willam Lee Donald Bowie Brandenburg Lincoln Jvs Thompson Rockville D. Bowie Herbert R Brown Sporting Goods Tee Ak Frederick Co Pear Beandenburg Brubaker Smallwood Qo Wilbourne McHenry Lincoln

Evashevski Receives Major Iowa Football Salary Increase

Evashevski of the University of Iowa was named the highest paid Big Ten football coach after a $2,500 raise to $20,000 annually approved by the State Board of Regents on Thursday. The panel also boosted six assistants by $500 each retroactive to Feb 1, with further context on prior contracts and tax considerations.

Amanes AP Borest Evashevski Iowa State Board of Regents Regents Washington State Brasshevski Ohio State Woody Hases Big Ten Hayes Feasherski Hawkeyes Evy Towa Evashevski The State University Virgil M. Hancer Norman Nelson University Medical College Eteran Felow Herschel Lavetess Frashevski Prentiss Brown U.S Michigan

Coach Given 150000 Life Insurance Policy

Missouri alumni approve a 150000 life insurance policy for coach Dan Devine to keep him at the university. The policy vests only if he remains coach. voluntary departure forfeits interest while firing preserves paid up equity. Attorney Richard C. Coburn says the move mirrors big business retention tactics. Devine, 34, signed papers after meeting alumni with his wife. he has five children and carries a 32-7-2 career record over four seasons at Missouri and Arizona State.

ST. Lolis API University of Missouri Dan Devine Richard C. Coburn Devine Missour Arizona State Ihis Lust Missouri

Alumni and friends fund a three year life insurance plan

Coburn outlines a plan in which 140 alumni and friends contribute annually to premiums for a safety of 815,000, with most paying 25 dollars yearly. The policy has a face value of SIMW and will pay dividends to buy more insurance, funding for 20 years.

Missouri Coburn

Policy Debate Over Army Postseason Bowl Participation

Washington officials and Rep Edward Hebert press for a single policy on post season football bowl participation by military academies. Hebert cites Army’s mixed participation while Naval and Air Force academies accept bids, urging uniform rules across all services and referencing a 1955 Board of Visitors policy signed by President Eisenhower.

Washington Pentagon Armed Service Edward Hebert O la Ser Gok Gunma Nel Ho MeElves Los Miliary Academy Hebert McElroy Army All America Pete Dawkins Amy Naval Air Force Hiebert Garrison H. Davidson West Point Davidson Howl House Mleky Dees Coere Aleebert Board of Eisenhower McElory Defense Department Board of Visitors

Draftees And Vets Guide For Reservists And Draftees

A veterans affairs Q and A column addresses eligibility for a daily subsistence allowance on leave, burial benefits, insurance dividends, auto transport costs, and loan options. It clarifies drafting rules for late-deferred men, lump sum vs monthly life policy payouts, and how to pursue GI home loans with VA guidance. The piece includes reader questions from Norfolk, Frederick, Columbia, East St. Louis, Newark, Fargo, and Columbus, with expert replies.

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