Sugar Bowl Pair Work Out In Rain In New Orleans
Tulane and Temple tuned up in muddy conditions as a steady drizzle wore on practice fields at Baton Rouge and New Orleans. Temple coach Pop Warner led rough drills with no injuries reported, while Tulane showed its familiar attacking flare despite the wet field.
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Dixie
Tulane
Temple
Baton Rouge
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Greenies
State Field
Pop Warner
Warner
Christmas Visitors Share Yuletide at Town Creek
Mt. Hope residents and family members from Trinity Town Creek and New Orleans gather for Christmas. The Baptist church hosts a program and caroling after services. Families, dinners, and visits span Decatur Russellville and Marion counties with relatives from Chicago and Birmingham.
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Erson
Trinity
Jack Sneed
Betty Carolyn
Town Creek
Ruby
Rae
Bill’ Roberson
New Orleans
Olen D. Roberson
Guy Stenson
Hollis Smith
Baptist Church
Johnnie Jackson
Rayburn Jackson
Bobby
Carolyn
Moulton
Maurice
Courtland
Eldred Elkins
Allen
Katherine
Willard
Millard
Robert Fennell
Decatur
James Fennell
Lula Fennell
Leon Cunningham
James Dukeminier
Porter Vaughn
Hilda
John Cunningham
Claude
J. R. Dukeminier
Hattylene
Jamie Leigh Cunningham
Elbert Stockton
Enos Sneed
Russellville
Geo. Whitworth
Annette Hurst
Mary V. Counts
Lehman Whitworth
Dean
Marion
Cullman
Hays Williams
Medical College
Chicago
Two Room Furnished Apartment at 422 E Cain St
For rent a two room furnished apartment with front and back entrances located at 422 East Cain Street. No dates or contact details provided. Suitable for local tenants seeking a compact living space in a historic neighborhood.
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E. Cain St
First of Homing Pigeons Arrives for Pasadena Trip
W. P. Adams, owner of two homing pigeons given to Pred Shores, Pepper, Ben Britnell and Doug Dodd for a Rose Bowl trip, released Raymond Pepper in Memphis, who returned home at night. The other bird, Fred Shores, released in Ft Worth, had not appeared by press time. Adams notes birds may take days to return to the home loft.
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W. P. Adams
Adams
New Star Meets Dillman Tuesday in Decatur Pro Bout
In Decatur at Martin arena the New Star faces Dillman in the main event of the American Legion wrestling program on New Year's night. Max Glover, a newcomer to Decatur but veteran elsewhere, is paired with Dillman in the feature bout. Ralph Smith versus Tommy Tassos opens the card, with Tassos favored by locals. Prices stay unchanged despite the season's first show.
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Decatur
Joe Dillman
Indianapolis Dillmans
American Legion
Michigan Assasin
Dillman
South
Max Glover
Legion
Glover
Martin Arena
Ralph Smith
Jackson
Miss
Tommy Tassos
Dillman-Glover
Smith
Alabama
Tassos
The
Princess PICTURE to Feature The Captain Hates the Sea Cast
Columbia presents The Captain Hates the Sea at the Princess Theatre tomorrow with a grand cast led by Victor McLaglen John Gilbert Wynne Gibson and Akim Tamiroff among others. Lewis Milestone directs this sensational screen adaptation from Wallace Smith with a plot aboard an ocean liner about detective Schulte outsmarting a clever crook who holds stolen bonds. The production used a chartered liner and 120 crew members for at sea shoots producing numerous humorous situations.
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Columbia
Princess Theatre
Victor McLaglen
John Gilbert
Wynne Gibson
Alison Skipworth
Helen Vinson
Fred Keating
Walter Connolly
Leon Errol
Walter Catlett
Luis Alberni
John Wray
Andrew Beranger
Arthur Treacher
Claude Gillingwater
Emily Fitzroy
Akim Tamiroff
G. Pat Collins
Howard, Fine
Howard
The
Three Stooges
James Blakeley
Lewis Milestone
Wallace Smith
Columbia Studios
Pacific
Schulte
McLagren
Tuskegee to Play Prairie View in Houston New Year
Tuskegee Institute football coach Cleve L Abbott will field 35 players for the Texas game against Prairie View College at Buffalo Stadium Houston on New Year’s Day. Halfback Kristus Sams a 160 pounder from Ames of Texas is viewed as the top offensive threat.
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Tuskegee Institute
Prairie View College
Buffalo Stadium
Houston
Texas
Abbott
Ames
Kristus Sams
Denied Credit Fueled Fatal Shooting at Evarts Liquor Store
Bill Young of Evarts shot and killed liquor seller Cawood Tuesday at a dispensary 12 miles east of here after Cawood allegedly refused him credit. Sheriff Middleton said Young was jailed here. Cawood had been indicted after Evarts Battle of 1931. the case was dismissed before trial. Cawood later defended union labor workers in murder trials linked to Harlan coal field unrest.
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Evarts
Here
Bill Young
T. R. Middleton
Cawood
Young
Harlan
Field Office Burned At Flint Creek Bridge
Fire destroyed the combined engineer's and contractor's field office at Flint Creek Bridge on Christmas night. Equipment valued at several hundred dollars was lost in the blaze caused by a gasoline explosion. The frame стро structure was quickly enveloped in flames.
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Flint Creek Bridge
Writer of Note Plans Killings
Anonymous notes signed the Crimson Star threaten a shoot em down campaign and claim responsibility for the June 24 1933 ice pick murder of 9 year old William B Reilly Jr in Yeadon Pa. The notes target Ragone and allege a gray haired man helped in the crime while agents open an inquiry despite doubts about the notes.
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Penn
Public Enemy No. 1
William B. Reilly, Jr
Yeadon
Crimson Star
Reilly
Richard Ragone
Reilly Boy
Ragone
Willie Reilly
Dallas youth guest of Hartselie Snell family
Fred Snell of Dallas Texas visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Snell at Hartselie as a guest in the household.
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Fred Snell
Dallas, Tex
Mrs
J. E. Snell
Hartselie
Dr Sim Lovelady Visits Relatives in Hartsville
Dr Sim Lovelady of New Orleans Louisiana is visiting relatives in Hartsville, taking a brief personal trip and visiting family connections in the region.
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Sim Lovelady
New Orleans
Hart
Selle
Four Montgomery Lads on the Frosh From Alabama Squad
Four Montgomery youths from Sidney Lanier High School coached by Graham McClintock are named among Alabama frosh selected to represent Stanford in campus scrimmages. The group includes Warren an end Monsky and Adams guards and Kilgrow a back, all expected to rise to varsity next year.
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Sidney-Lanier High
Montgomery
Graham McClintock
Alabamia Frosh
Stanford
Warren
Monsky
Adams
Kilgrow
Inspired Teams To Meet In Bowl
Harry Grayson notes two inspired teams collide in the Rose Bowl on New Year's Day. He says Alabama must live up to its reputation while Stanford remains smarting from a 7 to 0 loss to Columbia last New Year's Day.
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Harry Grayson
NBA Service
Rose Bowl
Stanford
Columbia
Alabama Back at Work After Rose Bowl Festivities
Alabama's Crimson Tide resumed practice in Pasadena as coaches finished final preparations for the New Year’s meeting with Stanford. A morale boosting luncheon featured Jolson, Rooney, Powell, Winnie Shaw, and Kay Francis performing.
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Alabama
Crimson Tide
Stanford
Joe Brown
Tide
Jolson
Mickey Rooney
Dick Powell
Winnie Shaw
Kay Francis
Tide Star Center
Thomas
Temporary Seats Shaping Up for Alabama Stanford Bowl Crowd
Western fans push demand for the Alabama Stanford game as temporary seating is installed in the Bowl. Officials estimate a 90 000 capacity with every inch of space used while scalper activity looms.
Sam Evans Returns to Post Office After Illness
City postal carrier Sam Evans resumes duties at the post office after two weeks away due to an infected hand.
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Sam Evans
Rajah Slays and Yawkey’s Big Baseball Gamble
Spying on sports notes Rajah Hornsby’s push for Oscar Melillo touches off a Boston bidding war as Tom Yawkey spends nearly a million dollars for players who fail to deliver a championship. Connie Mack and Clark Griffith are linked to sales while Cronin and Melillo enter talks. Boston’s gamble yields little return as talent remains underutilized and rivals balk at lucrative deals.
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Tom Yawkey
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Santa Claus
Clark Griffith
Boston
Joe Cronin
Oscar Melillo
Melillo
Yawkey
Connie
Twn
Qonnie Mack
Grove
Coaches Debate Football Rules At National Conventions
Football coaches from Maine to California meet in New York to debate whether to keep conservative rules or adopt wide open play. The discussions accompany the NAIA convention joint with the Football Coaches Association and other bodies.
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New York
Maine
California
Hamlet
The
National Collegiate Athletic Association
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