Football Talk and Fans in a Sports World
A columnist muses on the ineffable Tf football system stressing speed deception and power while praising historic Bears Notre Dame teams. The piece then defends coaches, argues material strength matters, and laments fan mistreatment across sports including golf and boxing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Bear Brigade
Luckman
Standlee
Gallernau
McAfee
Notre Dame
Bertelli
Creighton Miller
Kelly
Rip Miller
Johnny Whelchel
Navy
Bill Alexander
Georgia Tech
Old Bears
Mrs J T Green Endorses Faultless Starch For Easy Ironing
Texan Mrs. James T Green writes from Harrington Delaware praising Faultless Starch for better results with less effort. She notes cold and hot starch methods, quick preparation, and ironing aids that prevent sticking, urging readers to switch and save work on laundry day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington
Delaware
James T. Green
Texas
Adv
Yank Rescue Team Cursed and Wined By Japs in Korea
Allied mercy crew landed at Keijo Korea among 50 000 Japanese troops. The 22 Americans and Koreans were entertained with beer sake and songs while guards and artillery surrounded the C 47. Japanese authorities refused access to Allied prisoners but provided 500 gallons of gasoline for the return flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
China
Keijo
Korea
OWI
Henry R. Lieberman
Willis H. Bird
Landsdowne
Yoshio Kotsuki
Edward McGee
Durant
Okla
Loco Ward
Patrick Teel
New York City
Anzio
Sian
Meredith L. Price
Charleston
W. Va
Junjiro Ihara
Col. Bird
Ihara
Bird
Air Force
John Wagoner
Air Transport Command
Grand Island
Neb
Two Marine Casualties Go AWOL to Japan
Two Okinawa Marines Pfc Joe A Sagraves from Ashland Kentucky and Cpl Joseph Curry from Sioux City Iowa secretly traveled to Japan after stowing away aboard a transport crew at Guam Their attempt to rejoin old buddies led them to Tokyo but they were spotted and sent back Maj Wilson E Hunt of Wayne Pennsylvania ordered no punishment and stated the men deserved to be in at the finish
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Yokosuka
Okinawa
Tokyo
Joe A. Sagraves
Ashland
Cpl
Joseph Curry
Sioux City
Iowa
Guam
Maj
Wilson E. Hunt
Wayne
Safety Device Mandate for All American Passenger Vessels
All American passenger ships over 5000 tons must carry a radio direction finder under new maritime law. The instrument, independent of the elements, offers the most reliable means to determine a vessel's exact position at sea.
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Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept
W. Randolph St
Chicago
Ill
Bellans
America
B. F. Goodrich
Begoodrich
Wyle
St. Joseph
Scotts
Nelsons
Grantland Rice
Vicks VA
J. T. Green
Oliver Abel Optical CO
Ccuis
Mos
Pinehurst
Hansen Canal
R. L. Swaim
Allied Mercy
Foe
Leston
Icket
Viny
Clabber Girl
DR. Drake
Tata
Dr. C. M. Coe, Inc
Pine ST
ST. Louis
Sloan’s Liniment
RTI
MMI
Lumber & Locke Stove CO
West 11Th St
Kansas City
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