Moran a versatile star of Charlie Moran career remembered
The piece recalls Charlie Moran of Horse Cave Kentucky a multi sport standout and coach who shaped teams at Tennessee Bethel University of Nashville Nashville A and M and Bucknell among others. It highlights his positions as halfback quarterback catcher and coach noting his impact on players and teams and recounts a Bucknell Rutgers game where Moran sat out yet his team won 12 to 7. The narrative reflects on Moran’s influence in football and baseball and his reputation as a master at building fit teams.
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Boston
Harvard
Charlie Moran
Horse Cave
Moran
Nashville Military
Tennessee Miliary Institutes
Jain
Grantland Rice Cemene
Chariie
Sporting Blatery
Tennessee
Bethel
Masillon Tigers
St. Lois Cardinals
St. Louis Browns
Chris von der Ahe
Charlie
University of Nashville
Nashville
A.C
Texas A
Thtle Centre College
Bo McMillin
Red Roberts
James
Red) Weaver
Great West Virginia
Ira Roders
Princeton
Rodgers
Roberts
Millin
Weaver
Bucknell
Lafayetta
Foster Sanford
Rutgers
Homer Hazel
Lafayette
Wilsbachs
Blaisdells
Goodwins
Young Wakefield
Vanderbilt
Hek Wakefield
Automatic Lights Control Self
In New Milford Connecticut the world’s first automatic street lighting system is being installed by the Connecticut Light and Power Company with GE engineers. Street lights are controlled by photo electric equipment that senses daylight changes and automatically turns lights on or off. The system is expected to be completed within a few weeks.
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New Milford
Conn
Connecticut Light and Power Company
General Electric Company
Power Company
British plan to insulate UK from US recession
London discusses a potential cabinet plan led by Sir Stafford Cripps to shield Britain from a US downturn. European and dollar market trade would suffer without increased dollar country exports, as Sir Graham Cunningham warns of unemployment and lower living standards without Marshall Plan aid.
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London
United States
United Kingdom
Stafford Cripps
Graham Cunningham
Dollar Export Board
Sir Graham
Zinc in Blood Tells Of Essential Trace Element Role
Washington report summarizes early findings on zinc as a trace element in human blood. Average blood zinc about nine millionths of a gram per cubic centimeter, with plasma lower and leucocytes higher at about .03 millionth per cell. Zinc may be key to immune function and disease resistance, though no major difference between healthy and ill subjects was found beyond daily variation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Nutrition Foundation
Elk Outwits Train Crew In Idaho Chase
In Kellogg Idaho crew members of a Union Pacific freight train tried to move a large bull elk from the tracks after the animal halted the train. The engineer advanced the train inch by inch to nudge the elk away but the creature stood on the cow-catcher and walked with its front legs, staying ahead of the engine.
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Kellogg
Idaho
Union Pacific
Mirror Of Your Mind On Human Drives And Self Adjustment
A reflective piece quotes Charles Yale Harrison on human drives and the need for approval to guide behavior. It argues tolerance of instincts, the danger of repression, and a new sense of life after near death in the author’s account of a heart attack and a thrombosis victim.
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Charles Yale Harrison
Keeping Healthy Just Enough Food Isn’t Enough
The piece argues that merely having enough food is insufficient in the United States and Canada. It highlights the need for proper diet rich in vitamins and minerals, notes wartime food gains in focus on nutrition, and explains school lunches support growth, behavior, and learning. It stresses refrigeration over pantry storage preserves nutrition and that domestic science learns practical food skills for girls, benefiting families and health.
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United States
Canada
Health Notes On Allergy And Related Ailments
Health notes discuss how some doctors link allergy to symptoms lacking other causes while others warn against neglecting the common cold. It mentions myalgia as muscle inflammation and neuralgia as nerve inflammation, with older terms for muscular rheumatism and notes on bedwetting in children who play with peers.
Dress Up Bedroom LoVeLy Sutwork Linens Pattern No. S624
Textile design note describes jonquil and narcissus motif on pillow cases and towels for wedding gifts. Mentions white or pastel embroidery Moss and pattern number S624 with consumption of 20 coins, plus vague material and instructions.
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G. Joe
Mahoney
Stata
CCNY
Golden. Love
Trent Jones
Montclair
NiJd
Grantland Rice
Harold Arnett
U.S
BY Don Moore
James W. Barton
Ted
Chicago
Addreaa
Prince Albert
Walden
Crimp
Amariha
Albert
C. Lorow
France
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