We Are Voted Top Backs in Week in Review
Top backfield stars named by arts writers and broadcasters include Matson of San Francisco and Flowers of Texas Christian. Matson rushed for 228 yards on 31 carries with three touchdowns, averaging 7.4 yards per try, while Flowers helped TCW’s 20-7 upset by making many tackles, disrupting passes, recovering a fumble, kicking off, and adding two extra points. Other notable names include Lewis of William and Mary, Dillon of Texas, Lauricella of Tennessee, Kaz of Brown, Reichardt of Iowa, McHan of Arkansas, Parilli of Kentucky, and many more across major programs.
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Lie Matson
San Francisco
Koth Flowers
Texas Christian
Flack
Arts Writers and
Matson
Santa Clara
Dons
Flowers
Aylor
Tcws
Larry Sheil
Lewis
Penn
Dickie Lewis
William and Mary
Lauricella
North Carolina
Kaz
Brown
Bill Reichardt
Iowa
Minnesota
Lamar McHan
Aransas
Texas A & M
Babe Parilli
Kentucky
Miami
Ray McKown
TCU
Billy Hart
Clemson
Ronnie Johnson
Colorado
Paul Giel
Paul Cameron
UCLA
Mitch Price
Columbia
Bob Burkhart
Washington State
Johnny Spright
Drake
Pat Cannemela
USC
Baltimore Profits From New York Dock Strike
Baltimore could gain up to a million dollars as ships diverted from New York dock work begin calling here. Officials estimate each call leaves about forty thousand dollars in wages and charges, with overcapacity passenger traffic shifting to Baltimore while New York’s strike enters its 23rd day.
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Baltimore
New York
Rotterdam
Antwerp
London
Gothenberg
Sweden
Dies at age of 101 in Takoma Park
Mrs. Sarah Abbie K Cleaveland 101 died yesterday at her daughter’s home in Takoma Park. She was the widow of Frank N Cleaveland, an attorney of Canton New York. Burial will be in Canton with Doug Mosely of Kentucky, Dick Lemon of California, Jim Fowler of Texas A M, and Church Essegian of Stanford attending.
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Sul Takoma Park
Sarah Abbie K Cleaveland
Elon G. Salisbury
Frank N .Cleaveland
Canton
N. Y
Doug Mosely
Kentucky
Dick Lemon
California
Jim Fowler
Texas A. & M
Church Essegian
Stanford
Output Of Arms Lags And Military Production Debate
U S arms output lags as Johnson blames mobilization planners saying energy goes to civilian goods. He notes luxuries cannot defend against tanks and jets. Rosenberg cites guns before butter and Fleischmann plans Europe trip to consult NATO strategy.
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Washington
Lyndon B Johnson
DyTex
U S
Johnson
Texas
Anna Rosenberg
Europe
Manly Fleischmann
North Atlantic Treaty
Eisenhower worries over slow U S arms flow to Europe
Western Europe faces delayed rearmament as Eisenhower worries about slow U S arms shipments and European production lag. He returns to Paris after talks with Truman and defense chiefs. ECA report urges Europe to boost output, especially coal, to fund the anti Communist defense program costing about $60 billion.
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Europe
Fleischmann
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U. S
Eisenower
Pavis
Western Europe
Truman
The
Economic Cooperation Administration
ECA
Congress
U.S. Arms Production Debate Cited by Senator Johnson
Senator Johnson criticized U.S. arms production citing a rise from about 4.4 billion in 1940 to 6 billion in 1951 while defense outlays reach roughly 60 billion this year. He sent a letter to Senator Lodge noting Gen. Eisenhower’s forces receive only one fifth of scheduled weapons and equipment under the foreign arms program, a claim raised in Senate remarks on October 3.
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Johnson
U.S
Ledge
R-Mass
Senate
Eisenhower
Piranha Fear Across South American Streams
The piranha, a small Amazonian fish, is described as one of the world’s most vicious creatures. It supposedly reduces men crossing streams to skeletons in minutes, a cautionary note about its deadly reputation.
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Amazon
Leesburg Chamber elects Vesey as president in new slate
The Leesburg Virginia Chamber of Commerce re elected officers and board members. Ard Vesey was named president with Chiles W. Sydnor as vice president WW Nickels secretary and Millom Myers treasurer. Directors include Claude H Mitchell Gordon BE Warner EB BR White Leonard W. Parker Yiank Ratio Fred A Brock and R F Douglas.
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Thea S
Leesburg
Honard W. Vesey
Leeburg
Mews Frederick Md November 7 1601
The Mews Frederick Maryland reports a local schedule entry dated Wednesday November 7 1601 detailing city events and notices for residents and visitors in the market area.
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Frederick, Md
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