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When Skip said this, he was referring to the 48-yard touchdown run of tailback Don Richards, the margin of Crimson victory, which is still being discussed even though the game is now ancient history...
Clare Boothe Luce, onetime managing editor of Vanity Fair, playwright (The Women, Kiss the Boys Goodbye, Margin for Error), front-line war reporter, elected from Connecticut's Fairfield County. Said novice Politico Boothe: I have campaigned for fighting a hard war-not a soft war. Therefore this election proves how the American people want to fight with their eyes open, not with blinders. They want to fight it efficiently and without bungling. They want to fight it in honorable, all-out, plain-spoken partnership with all our Allies...
...significant change in Wehrmacht strategy last week indicated that the Germans' actual margin of supremacy in Russia may be narrow indeed. Stalingrad became a secondary theater. The ports and oilfields of the Caucasus and the entrances to the Caucasus passes leading to the Middle East suddenly became the primary objectives at which the Germans aimed their strong thrusts. It looked as if the Germans might not have enough strength for pushes in both areas. But, both at Stalingrad and in the Caucasus, the Red Army was still on the defensive. The Germans' difficulties in Russia had not created...
...other contest of the afternoon saw last-place Lowell win its second game of the year, displaying huge amounts of defensive power to a bewildered Adams team that never once crossed the midfield stripe. Bellboy right guard Charley Gardner provided the margin of victory for the cellar team, when in the second period he stole the ball from Gold Coaster Pat Culliton and romped 30 yards for the game's only score. FINAL HOUSE STANDINGS Team Won Lost Tied Pts. Leverett 5 1 1 11 Dunster 3 0 4 10 Winthrop 4 2 1 9 Eliot...
...most important fact of all: Japan unquestionably knows that this margin is bound to be short-lived, that if she is to take full advantage of it she will have to do so very soon. A Navy spokesman last week said that 13 U.S. carriers are under construction. The launching of four new ones (Essex, Independence, Princeton and Lexington) has been announced, and they should soon be going into service. Some time next year Japan may well face a U.S. carrier increase of one or more per month. In the meantime the U.S. must do what it can to redress...