Southern California football woes mug the Trojans in era talks
A wide, unnamed discussion in Los Angeles centers on USC's slipping football program. Henry Bruce cites alumni influence, coaching gaps, and spring neglect as factors behind several disappointing seasons. Coaches, players, and rivals like Michigan and Northwestern are cited amid broader concerns about policy and recruiting.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Oarms
Trojan
Yale
Southery
Califoin
Benner
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Bill Renier
Ann Arbor
Galt
Southern California
Allimérica
Cotton Warburon
Peseases
Trojans
Warburton
Hollywood
Bruce
Orlier
Local Visitors Share Weekend with Harner Family
Harney area residents Mr and Mrs ake Harner and daughter spent a weekend near Ro nester with Gibson Harner and his son Paul and family near J James church. Nearby Mr and Mrs Walter Koontz and Emily visited their Emmitsburg home.
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Harney Harney
Ake Harner
Ronester
Wiiter
Gibson Harner
Paul
J. James’ Church
Walter Koontz
Emily
Emmitsburg
J. W. Fream
Hannah Eckenrode
L. B. Eckenrode
Gons
Thomas
Eugene
Frederick
A. A. Eckenrode
Harney
Roscoe Kiser
Charles Eckenrode
Loys
John Haines
Thelma
John
Stand for Special Responsibility Misses OPM 6
Michigan senator faces scrutiny as party officials weigh 6 percent OPM allocation. Analysts note impact on policy and public perception as questions arise about stance and leadership.
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Io Ma
Wil Siand
Michigan
Local social notices list dinners and visits across multiple families
The column records numerous households hosting dinners, guests, and callers from Gettysburg Nagestown Hagerstown Westminster Annapolis and Baltimore. It notes plans for a turkey and Easter supper on November 24 and mentions attendance at Pimlico races and homemakers council meetings.
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Barton
Baltimore
George Ness
Otis Fuss, Jr
Annapolis
Emanuel Fuss
Ben Marshall
John Fream
John Eyler
Longville
Evelyn Johnson
Edward Hyser
Barlow
John Hesson
Wal “Ter Lambert
Hagerstown
George Gordon
Mary Ann
Gettysburg
Amos Wantz
Washington
Pimlico
Typhoon Strikes Mauban Drowning 225 Reported
Gov. Maximo Rodriguez of Tayabas reports 225 dead from Mauban typhoon disaster. Relief workers reached the stricken area 65 miles southeast of Manila by horseback, as the town with about 13,000 residents is flooded and nearly wiped off the map. Manila Bulletin estimates damage at 2.5 million dollars.
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Manila
Mauban
Maximo Rodriguez
Tayabas
Manila Bulletin
Here
Lucena
Maryland student condemns antiwar conference as communist
College Park November 18 Joseph T Evgrove a University of Maryland student said he received threats from two persons he believed to be communist sympathizers after condemning Johns Hopkins antiwar conference as sponsored by communist organizations He planned to answer a letter from Rabbi Edward L Israel Baltimore challenging Evgrove on the League for Industrial Democracy.
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College Park
Jozeph T. Evgrove
University of Maryland
Johns Hopkins University
Edward L. Israel
Baltimore
Elvore
League For Industrial Democracy
New Windsor Social Notes Highlight Town Visitors and Funerals
The column lists residents visiting relatives in Baltimore and Union Bridge, attends funerals for Mrs Eck and Mrs Pischer, local travel to Miami for winter, church events at Westminster Church of the Brethren, and a concert featuring the Acapella choir plus a Blue Ridge college pageant directed by Miss Stafford and Miss Wellman.
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Stine Saent
Conover
University of Maryland
H.C Reon
Lyon Emerson
Barbara -Line
New Jersey
Rueson
Walter Bankerd
Cha Reid
Eliz Thurmoant
J. Walter Getty
Auto
Miami
Fla
Loren Bowman
Church of the Brethren
North Carolin
C. D. Bowman
Guy Wilhelm
Dolores
Baltimore
Edward Wilhelm
Ella Lloyd
Westminster
Alverta Brown
Acapepeila
Westminster Church of the Brethren
Nevin Fisher
College
Blue Ridge College
Sarah Stafford
Orpha Wellman
Alexy Makes Address in New York Plea for Unity
A New York address on November 18 centers on party unity and assurance that President Housevelt will continue to lead. The speech emphasizes cohesion within the party and support for current administration.
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Alexy
New York
Housevelt
Queen Mary Attends London Function in Tiny Hat
A wartime era photograph shows Queen Mary in London wearing a small hat. The image highlights her public appearance and a jaunty style as she remains visible at a function.
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Queen Mary of England
London
Postmaster General Ley Promises Responsibility After Election
In a first post election NBC radio address, Postmaster-General Ley urged old fashioned horse sense and downplayed left or right swings while the Democratic National Committee chair pledged the new Congress would live up to its responsibilities.
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Democratic National Committee
Congress
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