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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1940

Page

5

Daniel Shaughnessy Faces Rose Bowl Worry Over Injured Starbacks

Pasadena reports Stanford coach Daniel Shaughnessy weighs 418 pounds of worry as two fullbacks Norm Standlee and Milt Vucinich deal with injuries. Standlee has a bad ankle and missed key games, while Vucinich sprained a knee in practice, prompting cautious game prep for the Rose Bowl against Nebraska.

Pasadena Calif California Clark Daniel Shaughnessy Stanford Nebraska Norm Chief) Standlee Milt Vuchinich Standlee Vucinich Shaughnessy Don Liebendorfer Athletic News Liebendorfer

42 Fatalities In Va Mine Mishaps

Virginia mine accidents caused 42 fatalities in 1940, state Labor Commissioner Thomas B. Morton reported. He noted no reduction yet due to the new mine safety law and that roof falls accounted for the most deaths, followed by haulage and electrical causes.

Richmond Virginia Thomas B. Morton Morton

Pulse rate in adults

The average normal pulse of an adult is 72 beats per minute.

One Woman Sheds Fat with Kruschen Plan

A vintage diet ad promises rapid fat loss for women. It touts a daily half teaspoon Kruschen dose with a glass of water, plus calorie control, claiming 30 days will reveal pounds of fat lost and renewed vigor, with a four week jar priced cheaply and a money back guarantee.

Roundup of college coaching chatter and boxing notes

NY sports column surveys coaching futures and contract talks with N Sutherland and Francis Schmidt. Discusses Santa Anita handicap names, Harmon versus West on New Year’s Day, and Tulsa coaching prospects. Includes boxing gossip on Fritzie Zivic and Henry Armstrong and a charity bout in January.

New York Pullo Louis Challedon Midand N. Sutherland Ohio State Dartmouth Santa Anita Y. World-Telegram Jack Francis Schmidt Harmon Pittsburgh Fritzie Zivic Henry Armstrong Henry Kayo Pat Comiskey Carl Vinciquerra Chicago Joe Cook

Teams Begin Workouts Under Steaming Sun

Orange Bowl day in Miami features Mississippi State and Georgetown Hoyas arriving for the New Year’s Day game. Coaches McKeen and Hagerty expect acclimation to heat and a wide open contest with limited scouting. Welcome ceremonies and local bands mark the first day of prep.

Miami Fla Mississippi State Maroons Georgetown Hoyas Miami Beach Starkville Allyn McKeen Jack Hagerty University of Miami Alexander Orr, Jr Elaine Edgar

Illinois coach Bob Zuppke invited to banquet

The report notes coach Bob Zuppke of Illinois receiving an invitation to attend a banquet while stock prices show $200 at the time of transmission. The rest of the fragment remains unclear and not corroborated in this excerpt.

Bob Zuppke Illinois

Diet of Gar gantua the gorilla

Gar gantua eats three fresh eggs and liver extract with chocolate milk at breakfast. A noon vegetable luncheon includes celery sweet potatoes carrots onions and beets. After his nap he receives fruit, and at 10 p m the same breakfast menu is served again.

Cavaliers Still Have Much Glory

Virginia claims most glory in 1940 sports as track wins big meet and records fall. Cavaliers top several state rivals in basketball and swimming, while VMI and Washington and Lee also claim titles in multiple sports in a season marked by triumphs and surprises.

Richmond University of Virginia Cavaliers Virginia William and Mary Washington and Lee Roanoke Rogers Bob Rawl Lee Braves Virginia Tech Pooley Hubert

Train Curtailed as Hungary Clears Tracks for German Trains

Budapest reports confirm drastic curtailment of Hungarian domestic rail service to permit about 40 German military trains daily en route to Romania. Diplomatic sources say Germany is moving nearly 300000 soldiers with equipment to Romania before January 31. Also a note notes purchase discharges from the U.S. Army are suspended except on dependency grounds.

Budapest Hungary Rumania Germany U. S. Army

War News Censorship Cautions US Readers

The Star warns readers that European war news is censored before transmission to the United States, cautioning about limited information and possible omissions in reports.

the Star Europe United States

Used Car Bargains on Weekend Lot Sale

A local listing highlights several used car bargains including a 39 Dodge Sedan, 39 Dodge Coach, 38 Dodge Coupe, 37 Ford Sedan, 36 Ford Coach, 35 Ford Coupe, and 38 Plymouth Sedan offered at reduced prices. Deals focus on affordable prewar models appealing to budget buyers.

Blaik Leaves Dartmouth for Army Head Coach Post

Earl Red Blaik departs Dartmouth after a five year tenure to take the head coaching role at the United States Military Academy West Point New York. Blaik previously served as West Point assistant before joining Dartmouth seven years ago.

Dartmouth Earl Red) Blaik United States Military Academy West Point N. Y Blaik

Wodehouse Interview Traced by AP Reporter in Prison Camp

Angus Thuermer of the Associated Press Berlin staff traveled to a prison camp in upper Silesia with special permission to obtain an interview with P. G. Wodehouse the British author who was captured when German forces swept through northern France. Thuermer is a Quincy Illinois native from Chicago and joined the Berlin Bureau shortly before the war.

Angus Thuermer Associated Press Berlin Upper Silesia Germany P. G. Wodehouse France Thuermer Quincy Illinois Chicago

Dressed Up For Classic Gridiron Clash At Cramton Bowl

Montgomery scene for the Blue and Gray all-sports week features the third north south football classic at Cramton Bowl Saturday at 1 30 p m weather forecasts call for fair and cool co coaches Snavely and Wakiorf say ready to go north and south squads rely on aerials with Lalanne Goodnight Basca Kostyo in the spotlight both lines around 200 pounds while backs average 186 north 179.

Montgomery Ala Cramton Bowl C.S.T Cornell Lynn Wakiorf Northwestern Yankee Dixie Jess Neely Rice Raymond Bear North Lina South Jepen Sweet Lalanne North Carolina Owen (Goody) Goodnight Hardin-Simmons North

Oscar Nebel Co Holds Fourth Annual Christmas Banquet

The Oscar Nebel Company held its fourth annual Christmas banquet and dance for employees at York's Cab in Camp on a Tuesday afternoon. Andrew Bell served as toastmaster for the third year, with Richard Veitel and Walter Hoesel delivering goodwill speeches. Hoesel and Nebel travel by airplane to attend each year, and the Oscar Nebel quartet led carols while employees received towel sets and Veitel a golf bag before dancing to Haines and his orchestra.

Oscar Nebel York Cabin Camp Andrew Bell Richard Veitel Winchester Walter Hoesel Walter Nebel Staunton Hoesel Mr. Nebel Veitel Haines

Four Little Words from London Cablegram

Mrs. George Fiske of Kansas City received a Christmas cablegram from her sister Mrs. Helen Tombazi in London. The message read Love cheers well confident, reflecting a hopeful holiday sentiment.

Kansas City George Fiske Helen Tombazi London

Mickey Rooney Heads Roster of Money Makers

Hollywood reports Mickey Rooney tops the 1940 list of the 10 biggest money making stars per Motion Picture Herald. Spencer Tracy is second, with Clark Gable Tyrone Power and Bing Crosby also high. Autry the singing cowboy is highlighted at fourth, and Bette Davis vies for top female spot.

Hollywood Mickey Rooney Motion Picture Herald Bette Davis Judy Cerland Spencer Tracy Rooney Clarke Gable Gene Ae Tyrone Power James Bing Crosby Wallace Beery Autry Singing Cowboy Will Rogers

Wodehouse Writes Amid German Camp Imprisonment

British author P G Wodehouse sits in a German civilian interment camp near Silesia with other British subjects. He recalls villa life at Le Touquet before May’s German advance and dreams up a new untitled novel, possibly titled Money For Jam.

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