Women Involved In Fewer Fatal Auto Accidents In 1945
Figures from Accident Facts 1946 show 2,200 women killed in 1945, seven percent of all fatal auto crashes, and 1,050,000 women injured in crashes, eleven percent of total injuries, per the National Safety Council data.
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College grid rules debated as coaches seek changes
In New York on October 19, a coaches rules committee discussed proposed changes to defensive line requirements and free substitution rules. Georgia Tech's athletic director advocated rewriting the rule book to remove amendments and inconsistencies.
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New York
Marquette
Frank Murray
Columbia
Lou Little
Coaches
W. A. Alexander
Georgia Tech
Pan American Tennis Doubles Semifinals Highlight Day
The fifth Pan American Tennis tournament advances with doubles semifinals. Vega brothers face Segura and Russell. Parker and Falkenburg meet Lara and Galvan. Osborne and Brough vie for a spot with Bostock and Krase after weather halted play. In Melbourne, Royal Gem’s 15 race win streak ends as Bernborough finishes fifth in the Caulfield Cup.
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Mexico
Pancho Segura
Ecuador
Alejo Russel
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Bob Falkenburg
Jorge Lara
Francisco Galvan
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Charles Hare
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Margaret Osborne
San Francisco
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Beverly Hills
Jean Bostock
England
Barbara Krase
United States
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Australia
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Royal Gem
Caulfield Track
Crimes per Minute in United States Reach Near Three
In 1945 a grand total of 1 565 541 major crimes were registered, marking a pronounced rise from earlier years. That total implies nearly three crimes were committed every minute nationwide.
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United States
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Bennett Draws Guests
Mr Stanley Bennett hosted a surprise birthday for his wife Mrs Bennett with many Cumberland Md and Youngstown Ohio visitors. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Roy Wingfield and others. notes compare crowds at historic Dempsey Tunney and Zale Pryor fights.
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Russell Oates
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Joyce
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Kenzil Oates
Milini Sue
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Cletus Sirbaugh
Margine
Omer Pugh
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Homer Smith
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Franklin Baldwin
James Edward
Donna
Cumberland
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Smith
Youngstown
Ohio
LaFollette
Victor
Sam Gelchrist
Bedford
Will McKee
Winchester
Roy Wingfield
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