Three Lead On Offense In College Football
The AP notes Iowa, Colorado, and Utah lead college football in total offense and rushing. Colorado’s 42-32 win over Kansas State boosts their figures as Oklahoma looms for a top offense clash. Navy and Army figures are discussed, with notes on personnel and the Army–Navy game upcoming in Philadelphia.
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Iowa
Colorado
Utah
Sawrday
Colorado Oklahoma
Kansas State
Colorado Bulls
Gkishoma
Kansas
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Michigee State
Purdue
Ilowa
Michi- Fan State
Cushing
Philadelphia
Slade Cutter
Mississippi Navy
Duke
Rinals
Heat Army
West Virginia
Navy
Cutter
Naval Academy
Mississippi
Okahoma
Ohio
State
Arizona State
South Carolina
Micks
San State
Minnesota
Boston University
Army
Army-Navy
Air Force Academy
Midwest
Franklin Field
Penn
Jim Martinez
Navy Ready To Accept Bid For Bowl Game
Navy ready to accept a bid for a bowl game with a report of a $900000 contribution to UN refugees by Irene Dunne. The piece mentions the total U.S. contribution and remarks on war causes like hunger disease and poverty. NATO head Speck to tour the U S Britain and Scotland with stops including Washington Norfolk Philadelphia Omaha Colorado Springs and New York. Also notes Ohio still uses about 100 old fashioned grist mills along its streams.
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Auguste R. Lind
U. S
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Paul-Henri Speck
United States
Britain
Scotland
Washington
Lauris Norstad
Gonfer
Eisenhower
Dulles
Defense
McElroy
Norfolk
Philadel Jphia
Omaha
Colorado Springs
New York
Ohio
Ortega Beats Gavilan in Welterweight Title Fight
In a dramatic Wrigley Field bout from Los Angeles to Glen Burnie details unfold. Gaspar Ortega defeats Gavilan by carded scores 115-113 115-112 as the elimination series for the vacant title progresses with fans watching closely.
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Kid Gavilan
Tol Pitals
Onivéren
Kid Fost
Gevision
Gaspar Ortega
Mexico
Wrigley Field
Mateh
Vince Startinez
Carmen Basilio
Frankie van
Ortega
Cali
United Sornia
Dee
Tommy Hart
Tijuana
Dynamite Jackson
Gavilan
Associated Press
Rich Gavilan
Havana
Stockton
Calif
Dommy Ursua
Nacho Escalante
Blexhoe City
Zilgisbe
Orville Pitts
Chuck Aberta
Oakland
Abe Villa
Ingland
Willie Pas
New Orleans
Dick Richardson
London
Montreal
Paolo Melis
Ontreal
Amen Peck
New York
San Jose
Willie Mortor
Kid Centella
Nicaragua
Jefferson Area Social Notes Include Weddings and Club News
Jefferson area residents and parish groups share weekend travels to Virginia sites, a Fort Knox graduation for overseas birth rule parade, and family events. Local churches report officer elections, zone meetings, and youth activities while Cub Scout Pack 797 plans a clothing drive for Halloween.
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Virginia Zimmerman
Sandra Summers
Nofisinger
Aan Lowell
Billy James
Austin Summers
Leo Steiner
Thomas James
Ruth Dade
Floyd Huffer
Robert Rice
Glen Lewis
Berkley Pearson
Calvin Rice
Maurice L. Dade
Liberty
Jefferson Methodist Church
Robert Huak
William Hale
Patricia Hale
Doubs Methodist Youth Fellowship
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Sub hunt canceled off Newfoundland coast
Commander J G Bovery of the Canadian navy said naval fliers have been called off the search for unidentified submarines prowling the waters near Newfoundland. No subs were spotted during the almost two week hunt, and it was unclear if air force planes and naval ships have been recalled. The total forces involved were not disclosed.
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J. G. Bovery
Newfoundland
Bovery
Citizenship Registration For Overseas Born Children
Service members with a child born abroad must register the birth through the nearest U S consulate to secure proof of age and citizenship. The information is sent to the Census Bureau via the State Department passport division, enabling a certificate of registration to be issued after a few months by writing to the Passport Division, State Department, Washington 25 D C.
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Bureau of Census
United States State Department
Passport Divisien
State Department
Washington
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Nial
Citizenship Rule for Overseas Born Child in World War II
The rule states that a child born abroad to a serviceman and an alien wife is a citizen at birth if the serviceman served honorably in the U S armed forces during World War II and possessed 10 years before the birth, including five years of residence after the service member reached age 12.
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Charles Summers
Leonard Darner
Fort Knox
Alien
Jerry Darner
Eugene Young J
John W. James
Frank James
Thomas James
Albert Bussard
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