Alabama Seniors to Play Charity Football Over Holidays
Eight Alabama seniors will play charity games nationwide during Christmas. Tom Hopke joins the Eastern squad touring the Pacific coast and several Crimson players to Knoxville for the North South game on January 1. Coach Frank Thomas leads the Southern squad with aides Dutch Stanley and Ed Walker. Four Crimson players head to New York for the December 24 North South clash, then return for the Knoxville conference benefit game.
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Ole Miss
Hopke
Chicago
Andy Kerr
San Francisco
Thomas
Knoxville
B’ho Kirkland
Jim Dildy
Fay Leach
Bubber Walker
Chesty Moseley
Rehearsal Set For Christmas Service
St Pauls Lutheran Sunday school members gather tomorrow at 2 30 pm to rehearse for the Christmas service scheduled next Sunday at 6 pm. The program features recitations and songs about the Bethlehem birth and the Savior. Additional musical numbers will be performed.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Sunday School
Bethlehem
Manger
Carmichael to Deliver Address at Athens Post Office Dedication
Congressman elect A. H. Carmichael of Tuscumbia will speak at the formal dedication of Athens Alabama’s new post office building Monday evening. The public can tour the building during the evening hours. Senators Bankhead and Black were invited to attend. A banquet at the First Methodist Church basement precedes the dedication with Carmichael as guest of honor.
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Athens
Ala
A. H. Carmichael
Tuscumbia
John H. Bankhead
Hugo Black
First Methodist
Eighth District Rural Letter Carriers Association
Carmichael
Tide's Ten-Year Record Highlights Alabama Sports Dominance
A decade of Alabama athletics shows five football championships, a basketball title, three baseball crowns, four golf titles, and strong boxing track and tennis teams. Notable stars include Johnny Mac Brown Pooley Hubert and Luke Sewell among many all Americans and major league players.
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University
Ala
Alabama
Tide
Bama
Johnny Mac Brown
Pooley Hubert
Wu Winslett
Tony Holm
Fred Sington
John Cain
Tom Hopke
Millard Howell
Luke Sewell
Joe Sewell
del Pratt
Riggs Stephenson
Ray Pepper
Ike Boone
Grant Gillis
Jack Hayes
Andy Cohn
Tidesmen
Gonfalon
Lindy Hood
Brond
Moulton Heights School Closes for Christmas Break
The Moulton Heights school closed Friday afternoon for the Christmas holidays and will reopen two weeks later.
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Moulton Heights
Tribute Pays 10 Retiring Mentor at Auburn
Auburn officials express sincere regret as Coach Chet Wynne leaves Auburn to take the Kentucky head coach position. The Auburn administrative committee, trustees, and county agents all voice appreciation and wish him success in his new post. They would have kept him if possible and commend his service and integrity.
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Auburn
Ala
J. J. Wilmore
L. N. Duncan
B. H. Crenshaw
Chet Wynne
Tigers
University of Kentucky
Wynne
Board of Trustees
The Eagle and The Hawk Soars At Strand Theatre
Hollywood Paramount presents The Eagle and The Hawk a film of thrilling aerial scenes and sharp dialogue. Fredric March stars as The Eagle with a daring cast as skymen and lovers in a vivid drama set around peril in the clouds.
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Hollywood
Paramount
Strand Theatre
Hartselle
Fredric March
the Eagle
Discovery on Antarctic Seas and Penguin Distribution
Commander Byrd's ship BEAR formerly served as the U S coast guard relief vessel in Alaskan waters. The Antarctic continent is bounded by the Antarctic and Indian Oceans, while penguins are abundant in Australia New Zealand and the Falkland Islands.
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Commander Byrd
Bear
U. S. Coast Guard
Alaskan
Antarctic
Indian Oceans
Australia
New Zealand
Falkland Islands
Woman pictured in puzzle page caption remains unnamed
Puzzle grid clues mix English, European words and titles with references to a Romanian relief worker and American branch of an organization. The page asks who the woman in the photo is, listing many clues for figures and objects, but provides no identifying name in readable text.
Opinionated Form Predicts 1934 Baseball and Horse Prospects
The column opines on teams and traders with Goose Goslin and Johnny Stone, predicts Mel Ott and the Red Sox infield impact, notes the Greentree stable with First Minstrel and War Glory as Derby contenders, and critiques boxers, jockeys, and Notre Dame prospects under Elmer Layden and Hank Anderson in 1934.
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Lark Griffith
Goose Goslin
Johnny Stone
Goose
Stone
Billy Evans
Cleveland Indians
Melilla
Browns
Boston Red Sox
Eddie Morgan
Max Bishop
Bill Cissell
Bill Walters
Bucky Harris
Messrs. Morgan
Cissell
Greentree
First Minstrel
Royal Minstrel
Hastings
Mata Hari
War Glory
Cickens
AX Baer
Baer
da Preem
Preem
Max
Jack Westrope
Westrope
Notre Dame
Elmer Layden
Hank Anderson
Layden
Hunk
South Bend & View
Decatur Park Name Contest Seeks Suggestions
The Daily invites residents to name the park between Fourth Avenue South and Somerville Road as it completes the city park system. A panel of three will choose the best name, with a $5 cash prize for the winner. Contest runs now through December 20 midnight with entries mailed or delivered to The Daily Park Name Contest Editor.
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Decatur
Daily Today
Fourth Avenue
South
Somerville Road
The Eagle and The Hawk In Aerial Intrigue
The article reviews a film featuring Cary Grant as The Hawk and Carole Lombard as an alluring English socialite, with Jack Oakie as a carefree aviator. The plot centers on The Eagle a sensitive ace who rebels against killing in air combat and The Hawk who revels in deadly flights. They clash until The Eagle succumbs to strain.
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Ing
Cary Grant
the Hawk
Carole Lombard
Jack Oakie
the Eagle
Hawk
Meeting of Ladies' Aid Is Moved Up
The December meeting of the Ladies' Aid of St. Pauls Lutheran church was held at the home of Mrs. G Norwood on Grant street on Thursday afternoon.
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Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid of
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Allgoods Plan Christmas Visit to Tennessee Relatives
Mr and Mrs Carl Allgood will travel to Lawrenceburg Tennessee next week to spend the Christmas holidays with relatives.
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Carl Allgood
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Tanner Athens Split Double Bill at City High
At Athens City High School on December 16 Tanner High battled in a boys and girls double header. The Tanner girls defeated City High 27 6, with Nell Parks dominating outside shooting. In the nightcap Tanner boys upset City High 24 11 led by veteran guard Fogg and several Tanner lettermen.
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Athens
Ala
City High
Tanner High
Lassies
Tanner
Nell Parks
Fogg
Washington Merry-Go-Round Cocktail Recipe Trial
The piece mocks the Paris Peace Conference with the To Hell With Europe Club and praises Washington Merry-Go-Round as a writer. It notes a recipe from Prohibition era, and highlights basketball players John Page Alfred Trimm and Richter from Athens, praising defense and potential star power.
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Paris
John Page
Alfred Trimm
Athens
Richter
Ritcher
Cocktailing Wis: Artful Mixes From Embassies and Ages
A fragment discusses cocktailing as an art and mentions two Maryland ties aged in a Merry-Go-Round cellar for a year, using Italian Vermouth from various Embassies and Grand Marnier available from only a few embassies, noting legal liquor as a viable alternative.
Woodruff in Montgomery on Official Education Business
Prof. Geo. T. Woodruff county superintendent of education is in Montgomery today on official business.
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Geo. T. Woodruff
Montgomery
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