Pop Warner The Inventor Of The Modern Wing
A nostalgic portrait of Pop Warner, tracing his influence from Carlisle to Stanford and Pittsburgh, highlighting his single and double wing offenses, his impact on players like Jim Thorpe, and critiquing changes in modern college football while praising Warner as a master of discipline and conditioning. The piece contrasts past trust between coaches with today’s gate-driven priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbilt
Georgia
Glenn Scoby Warner
Pop
Cornell
Carlisle Indiana
Pittsburgh
Stanford
Temple
Pop Warner
Carlisle
Jim Thorpe
Thorpe
Galac
Guyon
Metaxen
Hauser
Little Bear
Mt. Pleasant
Hudson
Peck
Ernie Nevers
Nevers
Mr. Pleasant
Harvard
Notre Dame
Yale
Michigan
Army
Knute Rockne
Yost
Percy Haughton
Walter Camp
Syracuse
Chick. Meehan
Meehan
Chick
Prices, wages, and production clash in national debate
In a reflective column, Frederick Richardson critiques rising prices and consumer resistance while noting gains in retail sales. He argues high production and wages are not guaranteed cures, condemns monopolistic practices, and contrasts communism and fascism, urging unity against greed and monopoly as Congress weighs farm coop taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Joe Stalin
Frederick Richardson
House of Representatives
Dic
Sither
The Small Businessman and His Bank booklet
The Office of Small Business, once seen as helpful to small business, has produced a new booklet titled The Small Businessman and His Bank. It claims that a good moral risk and adequate collateral secure a bank loan, a reminder that may be obvious to some.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commierce
Callatera
Coverage gaps threaten minimal wage hike effectiveness
The passage notes forty cents per hour for a 40 hour week as the current minimum wage. It states the last congress raised coverage to 65 cents, the house did not act, and it will be reconsidered next session. Without extending coverage, most workers will not receive a raise and about 65 percent of those affected remain uncovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Rural utilities reach and veteran education trends noted
A rural memo states 61 percent of the country’s tarmac area has electricity while only 45 percent has running water, implying over four million farm homes are potential plumbing customers. The Veterans Administration notes 120,000 former G.I.s take correspondence courses to further education. Presidential Press Secretary Charles Ross writes sonnets in spare time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wleccic
Practical House Dress with Buttoned Front Detailing
A crisp fresh looking house dress features a full button front with narrow waist ruffle and pocket trim. The pattern includes comfortable wing sleeves suited for warm weather and casual home wear.
Household Hacks From Old Time Notes
A collection of practical tips includes rubbing vaseline on umbrella hinges to prevent rust, using dip hocks on walls or doors for rust resistance and a neater finish, and a method to remove burnt bread crusts with a small grater. It suggests turning brooms periodically for even wear and improvising a sleeve board by wrapping a kitchen rolling pin with towels to iron sleeves smoothly.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warner
Walter J. Harper
Shannondale
Ind
North America
Indiana
Chicago
Harper
United Nations
New York
U. N
Tom MIX
Florence-Tucson
Arizona
Mix
Malpai
Tony
Washington
Patrick A. O'Boyle
Ping XII
Washington, D. C
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Monsignor O'Boyle
Scranton
Catholic Charities
NEW
James A. Stillwell
Catinet Food Committee
Charles Luckmat
John Jacob Astor
New York Astors
Alexis C. Ladas
U. S
Voice of America
Moscow
Chaim Weizmann
World Zionist Organization
Judean
Palestine
The
Holy Land
Penn State
Bob Higgins
Fenn State
Lambert
Penn
Columbia
Ruters
Pepe
Ottele
Totad
Ways and A Means
House Dyess
Patten
Ialzes
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
South Wells
Patton
St.Joseph
Spirt & Co, Dept. D
Waterbury
Coan
Ben-Gay