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During World War II, the U.S. rated its bases in Newfoundland as the strongest outpost in North America's Atlantic defense. Nearly $400 million was pumped into Newfoundland during the war years to build air and naval installations on the rugged island. In peacetime an average of $30 million...
¶ Has no day-in, day-out hobby, but tries to purge his system of a week's bottled-up jitters in a rugged physical workout once a week.
Minnesota's big, rugged line was enough to scare any coach. Before last week's traditional battle for the "Little Brown Jug," Michigan's Coach Bennie Oosterbaan decided to strike over Minnesota's beef trust instead of through it. Bull's-eye passes set up...
"If the Army is regimented," he said, "business is in a straitjacket . . . Government has usurped the decisions which formerly were made by individuals and regulated by economic laws . . . There has been an increasing tendency on the part of the Government to decide what is good and what is bad for...
Adams House touch-football enthusiasts unveiled a fast team at Soldiers Field yesterday when they hung a 42 to 6 tag on a bitter, battling, rugged Lowell six in the opening touch game of the seasons.