…; 87, 430; 88, 324; 89, 530; 90, 540; 91, 140; 92, 662; 93, 278; 94, 456; 95, 311; 96, 29; 97, 794; 98, 2; 99, 330; 100, 309. No. 101, 89; 102, 260; 103, 266; 104, 155; 105, 736; 106, 602; 107, 75; 108…
…; 149, 656; 150, 583.. No. 151, 359; 152, 38; 153, 353; 154, 790; 155, 760; 156, 52; 157, 457; 158, 775; 159, 174; 160, 61; 161, 291; 162, 603; 163; 672; 164, 382; 165, 561; 166, 657; 167, 339; 168, 245…
… today it considered a Iapture of the island is probable. " A state of war to exist between Hun- mall force of less than 400 naval gary and the United States. personnel and 155 marines were sta- * * j…
… school year 1940-41 totaled $155,664.50. Improved business conditions throughout last year, Cashier Boyd C. Stephens pointed out, were reflected in these figures, for they represent a decrease of $3…
… Britain, China, South American nations, Poles and Nor- wegians to the total of $155,000,000. This was about three times the average monthly figure for the last six months and compared with a total for the…
… adverse conditions, it was one of the best dual meets seen here in a long time. Stepping down into Capt. Bill Comb's 155-pound spot, Art Paddy gave the fans one of the best fights of the evening. Against…
… this area-extending some 155 miles south of Kiev-the Russian de- fenders were reported fighting in a major battle against a large attacking force. Neutral observers said the en- gagement was a vital one…
… Ankara, Tur- key, that Germany was putting heavy pressure on the Soviet Union for ac- cess to rich wheat granaries of the the Ukraine, by concentrating 155 German and Rumanian divisions for a joint German…
… informed 155 German and Rumanian divisions-from 1,850,000 to 2,325,000 men-are massed in Poland and Rumania, ready for a drive against the Soviet which would have for its objective the procurement of food…
… Ciouih; Feather light showers; cooler. Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication 19044 & jon'tt - lqr wr 9 Editorial U.S. Should Declare War Now _._..__ ® , . VOL. LI. No. 155 ANN ARBOR…
…- -W)-The Ford Motor Company, delayed in $155,- 000,000 of national defense work by a crippling three-day strike at its Rouge plant, sent an emissary to Washington tonight to confer with Secre- tary of…
… has approximately Harrell, baritone. $155,000,000 in defense contracts. State troopers went to the Rouge Le Cercle Francais Plant area, where a number of men were hurt in fights between strikers Wand…
… fourth places. Art Paddy, along with Angelo Laz- zara of Indiana topped the field in the 155-pound class and these two will meet in the finals for the divi- sional title. In the quarter-finals tonight…
…. Of the six men who will represent the Maize and Blue, only three, on paper, are given a chance to reach the finals. 155-pounder Art Paddy, 165-pounder Bill Courtright and 175-pounder Jim Galles are the…
