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November 14, 1943

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Irish Power in Final Half Downs Northwestern, 25-6; WILDCATS PICKING UP FIVE YARDS AGAINST NOTRE DAME Notre Dame Power in Final Half Routs Northwestern Eleven, 25-6

By the Associated Press

EVANSTON, Ill., Nov. 13 -- Old Notre Dame still reigns over all.

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KINGSMEN CONQUER C.C.N.Y. BY 19 TO 6; Brooklyn Gains Revenge for Earlier Setback -- Jubilant Fans Delay the Game KINGSMEN CONQUER C.C.N.Y. BY 19 TO 6

By Roscoe McGowen

The boys from Brooklyn College started tearing down the goal posts at Lewisohn Stadium yesterday before their football game with City College had ended, so jubilant were they about the 19-6 victory over the same Beavers who had snared a 22-6 triumph in their previous meeting this season.

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Report Pact Lifts Hard Coal 60 Cents

By the United Press

OPA sets tentative schedules

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AMERICANS EXTEND BOUGAINVILLE HOLD; Take Piva Village in Empress Augusta Bay Area -- Japanese Leave Behind 300 Dead U.S. Widens Bougainville Beachhead, Find Japanese Left Guns and 300 Dead

By the Associated Press

US planes raid Surabaya; Allied planes attack shipping, New Ireland-New Brit area; damage merchantman, off Kavieng; destroy 6 barges, Bogadjim sector

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ARMY'S LATE DRIVE DEFEATS SAMPSON; Cadets, Trailing at the Half, Triumph by 16 to 7 With Fourth-Period Attack ARMY'S LATE DRIVE DEFEATS SAMPSON

By Lincoln A. Werdenspecial To the New York Times

WEST POINT, N.Y., Nov. 13 -- Bounding back in the second half, Army's football team wore down the visitors' early lead to hammer a 16-to-7 triumph over the Sampson Naval Training Station team amid snow flurries at Michie Stadium today.

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Notable Births

1943Peter Norton, American programmer and author^[†]

Peter Norton is an American programmer, software publisher, author, and philanthropist. He is best known for the computer programs and books that bear his name and portrait. Norton sold his software business to Symantec Corporation in 1990.