Sports will dominate as army camps stage a new postwar season
A reader predicts major sport shifts in coming years with massive military camps driving a surge in athletics. Football and baseball will be central, featuring top college and pro players, including stars projected to enlist or be drafted, forming regiment and division contests that overshadow traditional bowl games.
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Npt
Diviers
United States
Azo
Army
Navy
Agais
Michigan
Minnesota
Bob Feller
Bucky Walters
Louis
Reveille
Taps
Conn to challenge Louis for heavyweight title next June
Billy Conn of Pittsburgh, a swift light heavyweight, earned a shot at Joe Louis in a bout promoted for next June. Sportwriter Robert McShane argues Louis remains the favorite, notes Conn must outpoint the champ rather than slug him, and recalls past crossovers like Fitzsimmons and Pastor as context for Conn's slim chances. The column also briefly mentions Dick Evans joining the Sheboygan Indians and Earle Neale's Steelers coaching history plus a 1941 junior amateur golf event at Town State College.
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Billy Conn
Pittsburch
Joe Louis
Mite Jacobs
Witte
Louis
Joe
Cann 33
Conn
Ouis
Jack Dempsey
John L. Sullivan
Jim Corbett
Gene Tunney
Bob Fitzsimmans
Jim Jeffiies
Jack Johnson
Fitzsimmons
Jim Jeffries
Tommy Gibbons
Dempsey
Shelby, Mont
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Boston
der Max
Jack Kearns
Mickey Walker
Kearns
Mickey
Schmeling
Walker
Keeens
Ketchel
Gibbons
Bob Pastor
Brown Bomber
Pastor
Jon Louis
Dick Evans
Green Bay
Meat stuffed roasts offer thrifty pork and lamb options
Household advice suggests affordable meat dishes using less common cuts like boned sirloin pork roast and picnic shoulder. Recipes include sausage stuffed lamb breast pinwheels and rice stuffed apples with detailed steps, seasonings, and oven times, plus tips to vary familiar cuts.
January Birthday Party Ideas in Easy Entertaining
A brief excerpt promotes Eleanor Howe's Cook Book Easy Entertaining highlighting party foods for children of various ages and inviting readers to order a copy by sending 10 cents to Eleanor Howe at 919 North Michigan Avenue Chicago Illinois.
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Eleanor Howe
North
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Illinois
Sewing a Versatile Garden Bag for Fair Shelves and Home
This item describes making a practical bag for laundry travel closet use and house storage. It highlights various fabrics such as ivy patterned chintz and pictorial prints, notes adult and child friendly designs, and mentions a step by step sketch sequence in Sewing Book 3 plus a pantry door pocket accessory.
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Leo
A. Sangery
Around the House Tips and Household Remedies
Practical home advice on reducing waste by using leftovers and preserving foods. Tips include prewashing sweater buttonholes, bulb planting near windows, finishing puddings with spice and citrus, browning pie crust with cream, and splinter removal using steam with hot water in a bottle.
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