Football crowds to set records in 1942 season say experts
An OME alert stat predicts the 1942 football season will see more big games and higher crowds than ever. George Preston Marshall hopes Washington outdraws Notre Dame, while Frank Leahy’s Notre Dame squad tops capacity at most key contests. Major cities and teams across the Northeast and Midwest anticipate record attendance despite travel limits.
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Fall Football Feast Recipes and Tips From Lynn Chambers
Fall brings football and hearty meals. This column offers Spaghetti Creole, Chili Con Carne, Corn Bread, Apple Pandawdy, and Chiffonade and Tossed Greens salads, with serving ideas and a note on coffee. Expert tips from Lynn Chambers at Western News.
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Here We Go Again stars in world premier at RKO theaters
Hollywood notes report the October 10 national release of Here We Go Again the Fibber McGee and Molly feature starring Edgar Bergen Charlie McCarthy Ginny Simms and the Great Gildersleeve with 35 cent adults and 25 cent children admission.
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Divorcing a controlling husband after a flawed marriage
Kathleen Norris advises a young widow in a troubled marriage to seek divorce. The woman, 27, endures a demanding household, neglect, and favoritism toward her husband's daughters, with little help from the house staff. The adviser urges legal separation and warns against further risk to her finances and child Ellen.
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Mead rationing ahead says Wickard urge thrift
Secretary of Agriculture Claude Wickard warns meat rationing days may come and urges households to reduce meat use. Eggs cheese and fish offer protein, tea supplies are short, and the public is advised to cut tea usage and learn versatile cooking with available foods.
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Revision of Over Land and Over Sea dedication to U.S. air forces
Alexander P. de Seversky and his wife revised their song Over Land and Over Sea published five years ago and dedicated it to the American air forces. Seversky's Victory Through Air Power is being developed into a feature by Walt Disney.
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Movie Stars Highlight Van Heflin as Top Pick for Tomorrow
Metro reports motion picture exhibitors rate Van Heflin as the No 1 star for tomorrow. His next film is Seven Sweethearts. Lana Turner appears as a soda jerker posing as a debutante in Nothing Ventured. Signe Hasso makes her American debut in Journey for Margaret. Burns and Allen’s star appears in his spare moments.
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An Exceptional View on Divorce From Kathleen Norris
Norris writes that divorce is a last resort and should be avoided when family integrity matters. She urges Norma Brown to consider the broader costs and resist rushing to divorce for grievances that may be resolved within the home.
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