Word: posted
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...spot in the U.S. where the citizenry thinks he is a bigger man than John Lewis. Coshocton has had a grudge against John L. ever since he came through town and told reporters: "I thought I saw Bill Green, but it was just a baggage man leaning against a post...
...Already banned in Memphis - where it had booked a post-fair run - because of three Negroes in the cast...
...seem agreed that it takes a certain amount of talent to get on the U. S. Olympic team, for the competition is the stiffest this country can produce since all get a chance to enter. In the past, Olympic representatives have come mainly from the athletic clubs and the post-college ranks, with only a few from colleges making the grade. But 1948 may be different; at least athletes along the Charles hope to make it so. Olympic fever, a malady unknown for many year, has reappeared in the sports world...
...tackle duties, Troy Sitter, a 207-pounder from Arlington, has shown much promise, but a host of other linesmen are out to cop the posts. Sitter, along with Dave Warden and one or two other Freshmen who fancy themselves tackles, have also been tried out on the wings by Lamar, who seems pleased with the results. John Kristopick, who at 210 is one of the heaviest men on the squad, and was an all-state guard in his high school days, definitely knows his way around a line of scrimmage and is a serious contender for a tackle post. Lamar...
Support for the Rev. Rembert Stokes, councilmanic candidate, and the Rev. Kenneth Hughes, aspirant for a Cambridge school board post, has already been voted by the H.L.U. executive board. Ratification by the organization's membership is necessary before the stand is official...