Berlin Voices on U.S. Order and Western Leaders
Berlin spokesmen deride U S social order and praise slave labor under the Reich while declaring readiness to match U S racial achievements. They denounce Roosevelt and Stalin, calling Stalin's speech fear driven and out of touch, and say Churchill is abandoned by British leftists.
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Berlin
Roosevelt
International Labor Office
Germany
United States
Reich
America
Joseph Stalin
England
False Alarms Have Firemen Burning Up
Durant Oklahoma firemen rush to the NYA foundry four times in three weeks after motorists on a highway report rosy flames. The NYA workers were merely performing their duties, but the calls waste time and fuel. The article notes the unusual sight of fire in this state and urges a faster alert system.
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Durant
Okla
NYA
Youth Serves, But Not Long Canton City Councilman
Wilbur F. Cooper, 23, became the youngest city councilman ever elected in Canton O. Tuesday. Board officials yesterday said she probably could not be deferred because of his new public office. He is unmarried.
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Canton
Wilbur F.cooper
Russian Air Force Holds Large Plane Pools in Caucasus
A military observer arriving from Kuibyshev reports Russia maintains massive aircraft pools, including 700 planes in the Caucasus. He notes heavy army losses but high morale and large forces. defensive capacity could persist into winter, though tanks and heavy artillery are scarce due to prior German losses. Simultaneously, tanks and guns move toward British areas in Iraq and Iran, with Germany reportedly building air bases and assembly points in Bulgaria for a potential rapid advance.
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Ankara
Turkey
Caucasus
Kuibyshev
Iraq
Iran
Syria
Bulgaria
Notre Dame linemen call Georgia Tech’s line the toughest
In South Bend, Indiana, Irish players in an informal poll described Georgia Tech as having the most aggressive and fastest charging line faced this season, noting the 20-0 Notre Dame victory.
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Associated Press
South Bend
Ind
Georgia Tech
Notre Dame
Irish
Yellow Jackets
Marquette Star Orie Stands Out As Naval Reserve Pilot
Coach Tom Stidham at Marquette presents Orie Chuck Peiffer a 200 pound senior right tackle as an exception to football rules. Peiffer is an ensign in the U S naval reserve and an experienced airplane pilot, showing unusual versatility for the team.
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Milwaukee
Tom Stidham
Marquette
Orie
Chuck Peiffer
U. S. Naval Reserve
Midland College Warriors Seek Consistent First Downs
Fremont Neb The Midland College Warriors remain undefeated and untied as they move on offense. In seven games they have averaged 5.1 yards per play, fueling confidence they should have a first down on about half their possessions.
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Fremont
Neb
Midland College Warriors
Rosenwald High to Observe American Education Week
Special observance of American Education Week will be held at Rosenwald High School next week starting Sunday at 2 30 p m in the school auditorium. G D Rogers of Tampa will give the opening address on Seeking World Order, followed by grade led programs on physical fitness morale wellbeing school safety and democracy. All programs are open to the public.
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R. V. Moore
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Harry Grayson
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Byron Nelson
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Samuel Jackson Snead
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Philadelphia
Wilford Wehrle
St. Augus
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Frond
Chicago
Hershey
Lene Sarazen
Midniltmore
Toledo
Inverness
Dlogare
South Africa police buy 100 American motorcycles
The Union of South Africa police department reports a procurement of 100 motorcycles made in the United States, according to the Department of Commerce.
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Police Department of
the Union of South Africa
Department of Commerce
North Carolina Duke dispute over 1889 forfeit victory
In Chapel Hill NC the long running NC Duke grid rivalry centers on a claimed 1889 forfeit win. Neither game was played and both schools preserve their own version of the outcome, stretching back 53 years.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
North Carolina
Duke
Rebels seek fifth straight LSU upset after Tennessee win
Baton Rouge reports LSU failed to beat Tennessee four years in a row until last week, and Mississippi Rebels now aim to join the Tigers in the club. In Syracuse, New York, coach Ossie Solem and the Orange showcase a potent offense, with 2,175 rushing yards in six games against 716 for opponents.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State
Tennessee
Mississippi Rebels
Syracuse
N. Y
Ossie Solem
Fights Last Night Report From Lewiston and Fall River
Lefty La Chance of Lisbon defeated Hilitan of Waterville in a 180 pound bout. In Fall River, Jackie Harrie of Onan stopped Stack of Philadelphia in a 423 pound match. The spars were reported by The Associated Press with results from Maine and Massachusetts venues.
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Associated Press
Lewiston
Maine
Lachance
Lisbon
Ci Hilitan
Waterville
Fall River
Mags
Jackie Harrie
Onan
Stack
Philadeldelphia
Trade barriers hamper defense material movement across state lines
The Department reports that export controls and cross border restrictions are delaying shipments of essential defense materials. Officials say the disruptions affect defense supply chains, logistics planning, and timely delivery to critical facilities and military installations nationwide.
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Department of Commerce
Barker picks Navy to beat Irish eleven
New York November 7. Heralded college football picks forecast Navy over Notre Dame in a close game, Tulane over Alabama, Stanford over USC, Texas over Baylor, Minnesota over Nebraska, Army over Harvard, Fordham over Pitt, Texas A and M over SMU, Duke over Davidson, Ohio State over Wisconsin, Northwestern over Indiana, Auburn over Mississippi State, LSU over Ole Miss, Cornell over Yale, NYU over Missouri, BC over Wake Forest, Penn over Columbia.
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Frankie Albert
Baylor
Texas
Jack Wilson
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Nebraska
Harvard
Army
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Pitt
Fordham
Texas A
Southern Methodist
Aggies
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Cornell
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Columbia
Roundup of boxing and sports notes from various venues
Lou Jenkins risks 1500 if absent from upcoming scrap while New York commission rejects regrets. Tommy Tucker trains in Jacksonville after base gym demolition, and Gus Lesnevich fights 175 pounds for a bout with Tami Mauriello. Gladchuk seeks second-string tackle chance with the Giants amid wrestling debate. Babe Ruth rumor hints at tavern venture to rival Dempsey. Billy Rigell and Gus Dorais win council seats in Detroit election.
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Lou Jenkins
N.Y
Tommy Tucker
Johnny Colan
Jacksonville
Flo
Gus Lesnevich
Tami Mauriello
Connecticut
Gladchuk
Babe Ruth
Jack Dempsey
Billy Rigell
Tiger
Gus Dorais
Detroit U
Detroit
Dodgers threaten officials after on-site bust
Emil Heintz recalls a pro game where Red Friesell’s leg was broken and a Dodgers player shouted to call them out, claiming officials were being targeted as he watched from the field. Heintz notes it was a tough assignment and the atmosphere grew hostile quickly.
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Emil Heintz
Red Friesell
Dodgers
Cleaning the cuff in trotting circles
A brief note credits the U S trotting association with a new practice of marking horses with inconspicuous brands to prevent ringing. It suggests running bosses would do well to imitate the move.
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U. S. Trotting Association
Take a Chance Dept Picks NCAA Showdowns
Missouri over Notre Dame in a messy gridiron misread. Dartmouth over Princeton, a green surge. Navy faces a soggy field against Notre Dame. Alabama beats Tulane on a Tulane road. Duke favored over Davidson, Rice trashing Arkansas. Minnesota needs a win over Nebraska to save face. USC stronger than Stanford in a bold pick.
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Missouri
Violets
Dartmouth
Princeton
Navy
Notre Dame
Alabama
Tulane
Duke
Davidson
Arkansas
Rice
Truth
Minnesota
Nebraska
Stanford
Southern California
USC
Trojans
Former NC athlete calls for powder puff priorities for players
Hugo Germino of Durham urges the University of North Carolina to set priorities on powder puffs for football players after watching the team drop five of seven games this season. He emphasizes resource fairness and athlete welfare within the program.
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Hugo Germino
Durham
N.C
Sun
North Carolina
Bumper missing from Lincoln man seeks $100 recovery
Stanley Jirka reports a front bumper worth $100 dropped off his car between Lincoln and California. The lost bumper carried his suitcase with all possessions and $100 in cash inside.
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Lincoln, Neb
Stanley Jirka
Here
California
Walton Braves to clash with Bay High Tornado in Panama City
Walton Braves travel to Panama City tonight to face Bay High Tornado at Fornado Field, scheduled for 7 30. Coach Bob Glenn enters with a defense-focused prep around Jim Sharpe while Hazelwood anchors the line. Bay High reports full squad readiness though Larry Smith may miss most plays due to a hip issue.
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Walton Braves
Panama City
Bay High Tornado
Fornado Field
Braves
Greg Wilson
Marianna Bulldogs
Walton County Boys
Jim Sharpe
At Bay High
Tommie Oliver
A. D. Richbourg
Walton
Larry Smith
Smith
Bill Richardson
A. Smith
Glen Quickle
Richpelles
Egg size push from Clearwater official sparks local hens
Fre Cole, chair of Clearwater county's Triple A Committee, urges neighbors to improve egg quality. He cites a hen in the Cole flock laying an egg with a 1-2 inch circumference as an example of bigger and better eggs.
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Orofino
Idaho
Cole
Clearwate County
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