Tulane Grid Team Aims High With Hefty Line
New Orleans Sept 11 The Tulane Green Wave builds a powerful line and mobile backfield led by Harley McCollum 235 pounds and six foot one inch Ernie Blandin 235 pounds and quick fullback Jim Thibaut The backfield includes Bob Glass 194 pounds and Julian Brignac with a strong punting ability End tackles add depth while Ga Italian coach Ed Dawson signals a disciplined unit ready to push through major foes
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Mortimer Kreeger
New Orleans
Tulane
Ed” Dawson
Harley McCollum
Ernie Blandin
Roman Bentz
Bob Glass
Jim Thibaut
Thibaut
Julian Brignac
Greenie
Louisiana State
Betet
McCollum
Seafarer Captain Halliday Rescued After Red Sea Sinking
Balti more captain John D. Halliday commanded the ill fated freighter Steel Seafarer when it was bombed and sunk in the Red Sea. He and his 35 crew were reported rescued by a British warship and landed on the western coast of the Gulf of Suez.
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John D. Halliday
Baltimore
Red Sea
Halliday
Gulf of Suez
Tulane Seeks Wins Against Key Opponents This Season
The text notes Tulane, Sugar Bowl champions, facing a string of opponents including Boston College, Auburn, Rice, North Carolina, Mississippi, Vanderbilt, Alabama, Nevada University, and Louisiana State, with Bentz highlighted as a stronger guard.
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Bentz
Boston College
Tulane
Auburn
Rice
North Carolina
Mississippi
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Nevane University
Louisiana Tate
Californian Is The One To Beat In Golf Championship
Californian Betty Hicks Newell, the state titlist, remains the contender to beat as the Women's National Golf Championship moves to quarter finals at Brookline Country Club. She survived upsets while H Warren Beard fired a 34 to rival Clara Callender who eliminated Glenna Collett Ware. If Newell defeats Callender she will face Janet Youngkers or Estelle Lawson Page in the semi finals.
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Brookline
Mass
Betty Hicks Newell
California
Newell
H. Warren Beard
Newton
Massachusetts
Clara Callender
Pasadena
Cal
Glenna Collett Ware
Philadelphia
Miss Callender
Janet Younkers
White Plains
N. Y
Estelle Lawson Page
Greensboro
N. C
Supreme Court Affirms Sanderlin Sentencing for Slaying Family
The Virginia State Supreme Court of Appeals sustains a Norfolk County jury verdict sentencing Charles C. Sanderlin, 64, to four life terms for the garret slaying of his wife and three children. In lower actions, the court denied a rehearing in a Henrico annexation case and upheld unemployment compensation related decisions. The court also granted an appeal in a Pittsylvania hit and run case and reversed a murder conviction in a separate Pittsylvania trial.
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Staunton
State Supreme Court of Appeals
Norfolk County
Charles C. Sanderlin
Henrico County
Pittsylvania
Handy Hall
Ennis E. Davis
Senderlin
Sanderlin
Deep Creek
Supreme Court
Another Advance In Liquor Prices
Richmond report notes liquor prices rose September 1 due to production costs and may rise again by October 1 from new federal taxes. A proposed extra one dollar per proof gallon tax is included in a tax bill approved by both houses and awaiting conference action to reconcile differences.
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Richmond
Congress
Conference Committee
House
Senate
Motor Fuel From Water Well In Taylor Reveals Mystery
In Taylor Mississippi a century old well provides gasoline mixed with water. Elton Cain first noted the gasoline in the well water while topping off his radiator. Mississippi Geological Survey expert Prof. R R Priddy linked the fuel to a nearby station, though no leak was found. Residents report increasing gasoline in the water.
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Taylor
Miss
Elton Cain
R. R. Priddy
Mississippi Geological Survey
J. I. Hamilton
Jalopy Races at Airport Speedway Next Sunday
One of the season’s top jalopy race programs at the Airport Speedway features a dare-devil act with a car driven through flames. New cars and drivers are expected, with Kenneth Cather’s 25 second track record likely to fall. Local driver Jimmy Seabright returns in the same car. Carl Anderson of Washington also competes. Time trials 1 PM, races 2:30 PM. PA system planned for full grounds coverage.
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Airport Speedway
Kenneth Cather
Jimmy Seabright
Carl Anderson
Washington
Vacancies Open Across U S Army Branches
The Winchester recruiting office reports multiple enlistments and broad vacancies in the Air Corps and several replacement centers including Fort Belvoir Fort Bragg Camp Wheeler Camp Lee and Aberdeen Proving Ground. Aviation cadet slots require two years of college or equivalent. Recruiters interview daily at the post office building in Winchester.
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Robert V. A. Kline
No. 403
South Braddock Street
United States Army
Frank Likar
Engineers’ Replacement Center
Fort Belvoir
Thomas W. Barrick
Elk Garden
W. Va
James A. Biggs
RFC
Winchester
Wilbur R. Sibert
South Market Street
James B. Shull
Opequon
Air Corps
Biloxi
Miss
Fort George G. Meade
Fort Meade
Wichita Falls
Texas
Camp Wheeler
Field Artillery Replacement Center
Fort Bragg
N. C
Coast Artillery Replacement Center
Camp Wallace
United States Army Recruiting Office
Apple crop improves. forecast 128 million bushels
Washington reports the apple crop for September 1 conditions at 128,322,000 bushels, about 12 percent above the 1940 yield and roughly 2 percent above the six year average of 125,320,000 bushels.
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Washington
Reporting Board
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