Joe Louis Knocks Out Tami Mauriello In Two Minutes
At Yankee Stadium in New York Joe Louis floors Tami Mauriello in 2 minutes 9 seconds to defend his heavyweight title. Louis weighs 2111 pounds to Mauriello's 198¾, delivering rapid right hands after an early scare as ringside fans rise to witness a swift, decisive victory.
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New York
Joe Louis
Tami Mauriello
Bronx
Max Schmeling
Rey
Tami
Joe
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Joe Rush
Clouter
Ring Side
Hedy Lamarr Ordered to Bed by Doctor
Hollywood Sept 18 Actress Hedy Lamarr wife of John Loder is confined to bed for a week due to influenza symptoms. She is reported to be expecting another baby next spring and will rest at home under physician care.
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Hollywood
Hedy Lamarr
John Loder
Police Court Cases Heard Wednesday Night
Magistrate Alton Y Bennett set lead cases on a light docket from Wednesday night. Alton Heffner of 128 East Third street held under $1000 for hearing on a warrant by his brother Clark E Heffner. Lewistown man said to suffer dizziness from a service connected head injury causing memory lapses. Carl Zaleski of Harrison New Jersey ordered out of town by noon after being found en route to California with no funds or ID. not wanted by police or neighboring states. Helen Lois Roof of Steelton Pennsylvania sentenced to three days in jail and ordered to leave town after a disturbance at Square Corner. A trucker refused to take her toward Baltimore where she claimed to visit a sister. Traffic collateral forfeitures listed for several individuals. Corporate peace disturbance fines imposed on four men.
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Alton Y. Bennett
U. S. Veterans Administration
Alton Heffner
East Third Street
Hefner
Clark E. Heffner
Lewistown
Carl Zaleski
Harrison
N. J
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Helen Lois Roof
Steelton
Square Corner
Frederick
Baltimore
Kenneth EB. French
North Market Street
Charles V. Main
Austin F. Foland
Dill Avenue
Charles Magaha
William A. Ambush
Sylvester Posey
Charles Ivory
Arthur Nelson
Early Start For College Gridironers
By Harry Grayson, sports editor, New York, Sept. 18. College football opens early with powerhouses entering scrimmage mode. Texas is favored in the Southwest Conference and faces Missouri, a formidable Big Six rival they defeated 40 to 27 last season. Army, Indiana, Illinois, Alabama, and Oklahoma A&M also begin their campaigns.
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Harry Grayson
NER
New York
Jon
Texas
Longhorns
Missouri
Army
Indiana
Illinois
Alabama
Oklahoma
Big Ten New Season Predictions and College Football Outlook
Recaps upcoming college football games and rivalries across conferences. Highlights include Indiana facing Villanova and Cincinnati, Alabama vs Furman, Oklahoma A and M, Wisconsin vs Marquette, Purdue vs Miami Ohio, and Texas Christian against Kansas. A parade of matchups with scattered notes on players and likely outcomes follows, interspersed with local notices and deed records.
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Doc Blanchard
Junior Davis
Army
Villanova Wildcats
Merchant Marine Academy
Indiana
Cincinnati
Buddy Young
Notre Dame
Slingis
Pittsburgh
Harry Gilmer
Alabama
Furman
Wichita
North Dakota State
Town
Otterbein
West Virginia
Kentucky
Paul Bryant
Massissippi
Lexington
Clemson
Presbyterian
Catawba
Richmond
Randolph Macon
Court News couples and license notices in local docket
Equity suit Frances L Cook versus James J Cook seeks absolute divorce. Assignee of Standard Oil Co of NJ Cloyd W Seiss sues Lydia Brown as executor of Roscoe P Brown estate. Marriage licenses issued for Boderocco and Davis both Kane Pennsylvania. Timpson and Anderson Monrovia. Miller and White Emmitsburg. Hollman and Lowe Libertytown.
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James J Cook
Cloyd W. Seiss
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Lydia Brown
Roscoe P. Brown
Robert J. Boderocco
Roselia A. Davis
Kane
George E. Timpson
Mary Etla Anderson
Monrovis
Marvin N. Miller
Lewistown
Frances G. White
Emmitsburg
Donald Rudell Hollman
Libertytown
Catherine Louise Lowe
Water Street
Missing Navy flying boat found near Seattle
A Navy flying boat missing since Monday with eight aboard was found wrecked in the foothills 45 miles northeast of Seattle. Radio reports confirmed all aboard were dead. Service discharges Raymond Cooper, colored, 27 West J Street, Brunswick, described in the same item.
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Seattle
Here Wate
Raymond Cooper
West J Street
Brunswick
Unclear fragment on wartime surplus purchases and units
Fragmentary report notes UNRRA purchased substantial U S military surpluses by end of 1945 with assets located domestically and abroad. Mentions an office and a draft bosra Troy ounce but lacks coherent context or complete facts.
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Armed Services
UNRRA
U. S
United States
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