Word: championed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Died. The Rev. Dr. Frederick H. Knubel, 75, longtime (13 successive terms) president of the United Lutheran Church in America, founder and pastor of Manhattan's Church of the Atonement, vice president of the Lutheran World Convention, eloquent champion of unity among disputatious U.S. Lutheran groups; after long illness; in New Rochelle...
...Champion. In its Middletown, Ohio plant, Aeronca Aircraft Corp. has already reached its prewar production rate of a two-place, high-winged monoplane, the Champion. Price: $2,095. Aeronca expects to roll out 550 planes by the end of this year, hopes to have production up to 500 ships a month by next April...
...back from Winchester, replaces Bill Jackson in the tailback position. Right end Don Swegan will not be ready for tomorrow's game. HARVARD COAST GUARD DeLuzio, le le, Reed Fisher, lt lt, Brandfass Allen, lg lg, Boon Faber, c c, Burke LeBart, rg rg, Prunski Foster, rt rt, Starr Champion, re re, Caldwell Tennant, qb qb, Gaither Roche, lhb lhb, Duin Flynn, rhb rhb, Lattin Cowen, fb fb, Dorsey...
Died. Thomas Clark Bundy, 64, three times national doubles tennis champion (with Maurice McLoughlin), former husband of onetime (1904) women's national singles champion May Sutton, father of first-ten player Dorothy May Bundy, uncle of onetime (1930) national singles champion John Hope Doeg; after long illness; in Santa Monica, Calif...
Most important advantage is better heredity. A champion bull costs up to $2,000-far more than the average farm can afford. By joining a breeding association, the farmer gets high-production genes at budget prices. A superior bull can serve as many as 1,400 cows a year, and he is much more likely than an ordinary bull to sire good milkers...