Stadium project pushed on California campus
BERKELEY Cal May C A new 2 million athletic plant is proceeding to host the west s first intercollegiate track and field meet. A 25 000 seating stadium will encircle a central field with a 4000 ton track surface and a large gymnasium complex for military training and laboratories. If completed by June the track and field complex will be dedicated at the California Stanford meet in April or the intercollegiate carnival in May ahead of Olympic tryouts at Stanford.
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Cal
yPr
California
Far West
Stanford
Etioe
Tulane Outfit To Face Test In Rose Bowl Build Up
Tulane heads toward the Rose Bowl with an undefeated season and aims to maintain the nation's only unblemished record. Coach Bernie Wierman’s status is unsettled after a tense buildup and a hard fought win over Washington State, as Tulane prepares for departure December 19 to the West Coast.
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Bernie Wierman
Washington State
Tulane University
Tulane
Bes
Minnesota
Clamia
Southerm Californie
Les
West Coast
Plana
Coroner Halts Jockey Burial in Pittsburgh
Coroner halted the burial of Archie G. Hewitt a 78 year old former jockey and handler of thoroughbred race horses as detectives pursued a suspicious person charge against Edward Sullivan 83 Sullivan said he assaulted Hewitt who died yesterday from a fractured leg and heart trouble with physicians citing contributory factors in his death
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Pittssurgh
Archie G. Hewitt
Edward Sullivan
Seaulting Hewitt
Hawks Fall 2-0 To Americans In National League Game
New York Americans defeated the Chicago Blackhawks 2-0 with a well-placed goal by Rabbit McVeigh highlighted a game noted for erratic play and sporadic scoring attempts. The Americans led at periods with goals credited to McVeigh and Button.
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New Tobe
Dec
New York Americans
Chicago ‘Weekhawks
Rabbit McVeigh
Blackhawks
Button
Tulane Stands Out In Charity Basketball Tilt Season Showdown
Report from a crowded stadium saw Tulane top Kentucky and New York university by a wide margin in a 13-0 charity win before 40,000 amid mixed results from the day’s eliminations. Merrylang captured the state title with a 41-8 defeat of Western Maryland as major teams posted wins across the country.
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Geddy Kentucky
New York University
Yele
Holy Cross
Brawn
Rew Haven
Brown
Les
Dartmouth
Yale
Ells
Carnegie Tech
Duquesne
Big xx
Nebraska
Colorado Aggies
Denver
Kansas State
Wichite
Kansas
Washburn
Missouri
St. Louis
Oklahoma City
Tulma
Haskell
Utah
Oregon State
Washington
Alabeme Stars
Georgetown
George Washington
Catholic University
Thames Endorses T B Seal Sale
Dr John Thames director of the Kanawha county heart unit urges Christmas seal purchases to fund public health. He notes benefits of funds, the ongoing fight against tuberculosis, and the pattern of funds supporting local, state, and national associations while inviting broad community support.
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John Thames
Ka~niwha County
United States
Amy
Public Health Service
National
National Sanociation
League For the Maintenance of Disease Control
Nations
Kanawha County Health
Kanawha
League
All-State Candidate Bob Dunn Shines for Greenbrier Valley
Bob Dunn 148 pound right end, senior, starred in Greenbrier Valley conference play this year. His offense and defense were unmatched, earning admiration from fans. A fast, hard tackler and skilled passer, kickoff, and ball carrier, his departure will leave a tough void for Coach Henderson and the squad.
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Bob Dunn
Greenbrier
Henderson
Bob
Spartans Robbed Of Chance To Deadlock National Pro Loop
CHICAGO November reports say a Green Bay Packers vs Portsmouth Spartans game was tentatively scheduled but canceled after Packers finished 12–2 and out of contention. Spartans club officials claimed weather contingencies and ticket sales, while Portmouth’s Snyder argued the match was agreed upon pending weather and arrangements.
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Spartans
Chicagn
Tee
Green Bay Proktr
Portsmouth Spartans
Portsmouth
Actovising
Joanniss
Green Bay
Marty Snydre
Portynoyth
Snyder
Chicago
Packers
Chicago Bears
Nattans
Jost
Chanos
Sundlay
Six Midwestern Stars Get Bids for Shrine Game
CHICAGO December 8 Coach Dick Hanley of Northwestern and Andy Kerr of Galgate Will coach the East West Shrine charity football game at San Provcince Kew New invitations were issued to midwest players including Notre Dame’s Yarchmont Schwartz and Frank Holiman, plus Bill Hewitt Michigan Tulbeck and end Jin Purvin Netbeck and Charles Miller Pur tie and Dailan Marvis Northwestern tackle. five others await invitation.
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Chicago
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Andy Kerr
Galgate
San Provcince Kew
Midwest State
Yarchmont Schwartz
Frank Holiman
Notre Dame
Bill Hewitt
Michigan Tulbeck
Jin Purvin
Netbeck
Charles Miller
Purdie
Dailan Marvis
Vited
Local Minister To Attend Northern Baptist Convention
The Rev. Clarence W. Kemper pastor of the Baptist Temple will leave today to attend the Northern Baptist convention executive committee meeting in Chicago. In his absence the Rev. James Prame will lead Tuesday morning radio broadcast from the temple.
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The
Baptist Temple
Northern Baptist Convention Executive
Chicago
Kemper
James Prame
Temple
Roger Chew Dies
Roger Chew a retired chemist of the Standard Oil Co and native of Charles Town died in Washington DC at age 57 Interment will be in Charles Town He was linked to Col Roger Preston Chew and to Augustine Washington last owner of Mt Vernon
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Charles Town
Jefferson County
Roger Chew
Standard Oil Company
New York City
Washington, D. C
Chew
Roger Preston Chew
Caer
John
Augustine Washington
Mt. Vernon
State's Balance and Monthly Treasury Figures Released
State treasurer Willams G Johnson released a monthly report noting a year end balance of 10,590,639. The report covers November 30 and details cash start and end balances, investments totaling 25,480,926.19, and various fund movements including school, road, and Workmen's compensation funds.
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Bituineaa
Willams G. Johnson
Trouser Gisa
Board of Banfgot
Virginia
Ata
Insurance Commissioner
Btata
Leggeazans
Capitol’ Building Fund
Ovardrawn
Auto Derails Train Driver Is Killed Near Here
A westbound passenger train derailed at a grade crossing near here killing the driver, Frank Matthews, a mail carrier. The engine overturned after striking his automobile. two coaches derailed but stayed upright. The engineer and fireman were uninjured. Matthews leaves a widow and eight children.
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Gage
Ganto Fe
Frank Matthews
Mail Certier
Triin
Sante Pe
Matthews
Football Results From National Friday Games
Fragmented report lists Chicago Bears 7s Green Bay Packers 19 and New York Giants 19, with Brooklyn Dodgers and other teams in exhibition play. Mentions Columbus Memphis Kansas City Canisias Niagara and a vague event drive reference amid unclear figures and season notes.
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Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packere
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Memphis Wigers
Kansas City Cowboys
Canisias
Niagara
Upward Trend In Prices Predicted Amid Gold Standard Shift
London reports suggest Britain may face rising prices as importers struggle after leaving the gold standard. Furs, dresses, magazines, books, and wines trend higher. everyday goods show small increases. Lancashire and steel sectors gain competitive footing, while cost-cutting helps domestic industry meet cheaper foreign prices. John Bull seems cautiously hopeful as government changes provide a temporary boost.
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London
England
John Bull
Notta Voce
Lancashire
China
Jobn Bull
Bandits Loot the Home of Wealthy Invalid in Chicago
In Chicago on December 6 two national bandits raided Crisius Owen’s mansion on Sheridan Road. They looted valuable silver jewelry and other items valued at 810,000 after forcing entry while guarding Owen who is 83 years old and bedridden. A nurse, a guest, and eight servants were threatened. the attackers fled as officers were summoned. The wife and Owen were treated by a physician.
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Chicago
Crisius Owen
Sheridan Road
Owen
Olill
Attorneys in Holiday Harlan Strike Case in Jones Trial
Mount Sterling Kentucky reports a murder and conspiracy trial involving W B Jones, a Harlan county mine union officer. Prosecutors and defense counsel presented long testimony and prepared final arguments after about 25 witnesses. Jones faces charges over a May 6 killings tied to a plot amid labor conflict. The defense aimed to rest Friday with a jury verdict expected Tuesday.
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Mount Sterling
Dee
W. B. Jones
Harlan County Mine Union
Jones
Body of Speed Flier Will Be Taken Home
DETROIT December 6 The body of Lowell BR Bayles Springfield Massachusetts air pilot who died yesterday while attempting to shatter the world land speed record will be taken tomorrow to Newton Massachusetts the home of his family Funeral services will be held Wednesday at Granville Springfield where Bayles helped build the small plane in which he was killed arriving today to take charge of arrangements
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Detroit
Lowell BR. Bayles
Springfield
Masa
Newton
Hig Fatoy
Bayles
Puneral
G. B
Granvile
Bayler
Mayor Wariker Begins Homeward Trip to New York
New York Mayor James Wariker begins the first leg of his journey home by motor from Santa Barbara to Los Angeles. He plans to ride a Santa Fe train at noon tomorrow, with a stop in Albuquerque at noon Tuesday for ceremonies granting him the name Chief Big Heart by representatives of several Indian tribes.
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Santa Bsrbara
Cal
Jamen Wariker
New York
Aity
Los Angeles
Albuquerque
Walker
Big Heart
Tech Captains Named For 1982 Gurnegie Tech Football
At a grid banquet in Pittsburgh on December 6, Georgs Aval halfback and William Sample left guard were named co captains of the 1982 Gurnegie Tech football team. Both are juniors in the school of the dostries.
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Piltsburgh
h—Georgsaval
William Sample
Gurnegie Tech
Grid
Runaway Girl Can Go Home Now as Her Father Is Gone
Helen Kuproweki fourteen ran away after conflict with her old fashioned father. She wrote that she would not return unless he left or died. He, jobless and three children in an institution, disappeared and was later found dead from asphyxiation in a furnished room. The authorities located him in Potter's Field as police sought him after a note from Helen.
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New York
Helen Kuproweki
Modern
Dike
Reed Mt Arid
Helen
Road work on state routes detailed in 1940s West Virginia update
The state road commission reports completed stone bases and grading on multiple routes. Highlights include 6.63 miles of grading on Mo. 39 from Davis south in Tucker county, 4.74 miles of stone base and bituminous on No. 24 near Lewisburg, and 3.82 miles of stone base on No. 61 between East Bank and Handley. The bulletin lists extensive paving, gravel, and grading projects across Greenbrier, Hancock, Nicholas, and surrounding counties, with delays noted at bridges and during wet conditions. It documents routes 10, 16, 19, and many others, detailing current progress, detours, and closures impacting travel.
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State Road Commission
Davis
Tucker County
Lewisburg
Greenbrier County
East Bank
Handley
Kanawha County
Caldwell
UD. B
St Weirton
Hancock County
Curetin
Nicholas J County
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Newell
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St. Marys
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Ripley
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Beckley
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Buckhannon
Mable
jElins
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Brondywing
Virginia
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Alta
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Lavolette
Wayne
Williamson
Rederfield
Horsepen
Justice
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Simmons
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Dolph
Toad
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Hartawood
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Oresha
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Ruth
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Clientedenia
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Glentyn
Princeton
Point Pleasant
W. 3
Fellowsville
Pennsylvanie Line
Virginia Ine
Frankilo
Horeney
Maryland Jina
Magon City
Graham
Prince Nicholas To Face Justices
The Romanian supreme court in Bucharest is expected to annul the marriage of Prince Nicholas brother of Hung Coral and Binir Deleti next Tuesday. Reports say his family and the king favor annulment. Nicholas may retire from the royal family and waive monetary claims. The court, however, may not accept his proposed plan and the king has petitioned for annulment.
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Budapest
Hungary
Bucharest
Nicholas
Hung Coral
Binir Deleti
Kinga Mietagor
Roral
Pires
Carol
Nicholas Ia
Jargme Lari
Lodge of Sorrow Held by Elks in Charleston
The annual Lodge of Sorrow service of the Charleston lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks was held yesterday at 3:30 at the Shrine Mosque. Former Congressman Benjamin Rosenbloom of Wheeling delivered the memorial address. The program featured organ music, solos by Mrs. R. J. Coney, and addresses by B D Lake and R E Sherwood. Nine lodge members died in the last year, bring total deaths since organization to 393 for a lodge with 214 current members.
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Shrine Mosque
Charleston
Betevolent and Protective Order of
Hika
Benjamin Rosenbloem
Wheeling
Snorgen Sala
Charles Greybil
Atercises
B. D. Lake
R. E. Sherwood
R. J. Coney
Greybitt
B. C. Franklin
Rosenbloom
Coney
Mr. Lake
Mr. Sherwood
Samuel Stephant
J. D. Cole
Malcolm Jackson
R. W. Tompkins
Herman Price
Prea E K. Helndl
Southern Pacific To Cut Salaries Across Staff
NEW YORK reports a 26 percent salary reduction for all Southern Pacific Railway officers and employees not under contract or group wage agreements, to take effect January 1. Negotiations for similar cuts are in progress with unions under contractual agreements, and further restraint is being studied for Mexico operations under local law.
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New York
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Nlons
Bisattar
Ines
Mexico
Jawa
RKO Committee Okays Reorganization Plan
NEW YORK December DP reports the RKO protective committee approves a financial reorganization plan to avoid bankruptcy. A petition for a receiver for RCA’s $100 million subsidiary was filed in Baltimore last week as Biram Brown, president, is announced by the plan.
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New York
Radio-Keld-Orpheum Corporation
Radio Corporation of America
Baltimore
Biram
Brown
Hunt Death Toll Rises During Pennsylvania Deer Season
The second week of Pennsylvania’s 1831 deer season saw the death toll hit 27. Carlisle resident Cook, 10, died yesterday after being shot returning from a hunt on South Mountain. His shooter provided a name to Cook’s brother, who forgot it in the commotion. Lan Stover, 14, was killed by a stray shot near Bellefonte while walking to hunting camp.
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Associated Prent
Pennsylvania
Acanding
Marry
Cook
Harrisburg
Carlislé
South Mountain
Lan Stover
Bellefonte
Blood Transfusion For Huntington Mayor Reported
A Cincinnati hospital says Mayor Flora B. Chapman of Huntington received a blood transfusion to combat illness. Doctors reported no immediate adverse reaction and described the mayor's condition as not immediately dangerous. Chapman, who took office weeks ago, was hospitalized shortly after his inauguration.
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Huntington
Pec
Cincinnati
Flora
Chapman
Prank Fee
Deer Rescued After Beach Plunge at Seaside
In Seaside Oregon a deer chased by dogs jumped into the sea and fought the surf. Lifesaving efforts by Siti Leighton saved the distressed animal, who was wrapped in blankets and cared for until recovery.
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Seaside
Ore
Dee
Siti Leighton
One Week Christmas Break Planned for Jefferson and Union Schools
County Superintendent Miss Elizabeth J. Goodall announced that Jefferson and Union district schools will have a single week Christmas vacation, reversing the prior plan for a longer break. Schools in these districts will dismiss December 18 and resume January 2.
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Elizabeth J. Goodall
Jefferson
Union
Cheiatmas
Dloan
Decomeer
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Lodge of Sorrow” Is Held By
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