Crisp completes cage schedule for Alabama basketball
Alabama coach Henry Crisp announces the 15 conference games for the Tide season. Alabama will face Ole Miss January 26 and 27 in Oxford, Mississippi State January 29 in Starkville and February 16 at home, plus games against Tulane LSU Kentucky Georgia Georgia Tech Vanderbilt Tennessee and Florida Auburn. The schedule begins with a clash against Tulane, then a second meeting with Tulane tonight at the Capstone.
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Ala
Ole Miss
Mississippi State
Alabama
Henry Crisp
Tide
Oxford
Starkville
Tulane
Green Wave
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Notice in Decatur Alabama
The First National Bank of Birmingham as trustee will sell at public auction in front of the Decatur courthouse on January 29 1934 the described Lot 47 parcel in Decatur Morgan County Alabama to satisfy the mortgage default. Proceeds apply to the debt and sale expenses. A. J. Marrs is the attorney.
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Maude McGehee
First National Bank of
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Alabama
Morgan County
First National Bank of Birmingham
E. T. Schuler
Decatur
Bank Street
Bank and
Church Streets
Church Street
A. J. Marrs
Roosevelts Era Notes and Code Debate Stir D.C.
Daily Washington rounds report on Johnsons control of codes and postwar policy. Mentions Farley hat style, November telephone increases, and various political figures including Walter Newton Larry Richey and Walter Brown. Also notes Roosevelt peace efforts and comments from Mrs Roosevelt and public figures like Jim Watson and Senator Dickinson.
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Richey
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LSU Tigers Visit Alabama Capstone for Weekend Set
LSU ranked with Kentucky in the SEC heads to Tuscaloosa for two games against Alabama as Hank Crisp’s Crimson Tide hosts stars including Jack Torrance Sparky Wade Sammy Samuels and Zeke Kimbrough. Torrance versus Whatley will highlight the frontcourt clash while Crisps lineup aims to repeat a Christmas trouncing.
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Torrance
Jim Whatley
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Kimbrough
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Olsen
Earl Bauman
Roy Connatser
Jim Walker
Connatser
Jimmy Angelich
Ben McLeod
Nogi
Bauska
Johnson
Falkville Red Cross Branch Reports Fifteen Members
Falkville Morgan County chapter of the American Red Cross reports fifteen members to date. Jimmie Kelley serves as secretary. The branch shows a total membership of 318 against a 900 quota, with Morgan far behind in recruitment.
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Morgan County
American Red Cross
Jimmie Kelley
Morgan
Weather and military notes from early 1930s column
The weather bureau reports a high of 5b and a low of 45 degrees by 7 this morning. James Crew returns to Columbia Military Academy to continue his studies with his parents Mr and Mrs M H Crow. General Cummings offers him a high post in his department but Young Johnson declines to preserve his army career.
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Ex-President's Wife Crossword Clue Puzzle Note
Fragmentary crossword clues and partial answers list many entries including Dyson images, medicines, and nautical terms. The page mixes horizontal and vertical hints with scattered solutions, referencing names, objects, and actions across a large grid.
Dillman Villain Turned Local Hero In Wrestling Clash
In Decatur fans back Joe Dillman as he faces Jim Hesslyn the Australian giant in a marquee wrestling bout. The card features Mickey McGuire against Joe Shimkus in the prelim and Chris Jordan assigned as referee for a stern, fair bout night.
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Jim Hesslyn
Decatur
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Hesslyn
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Nashville
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Chris
Noted American in Paris: A Franco Prussian War Novel
Herbert Gorman’s historical novel follows Jonathan a young American from Cambridge during 1870 1871 siege of Paris and the Commune. It blends courtly splendor with Belleville squalor and fortress battles offering humor tragedy and serious reflection.
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Napoleon the Third
Eugenie
Sedon
Tuilleries
Belleville
Curley Promotes Wrestling Oddities In Europe Tale
The article recounts Mons Curley on Long Island promoting matches and a wild backstage episode with Zbyszko and Stanislaus in Vienna Cracow travel caper. It notes Pfeffer’s whistleblower stance and the state commission’s reaction. The yarn ends with a gag about Curley’s risky publicity stunts and Zbyszko’s knee joke.
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Curley
Vienna
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Mons. Curley
Meeting at Woodland Mills on New High School Plan
Trustees and patrons gather at Woodland Mills school tonight at 7 30 to discuss building a new high school at Murphy's Gin in East Morgan county. Educational officials and CWA officers will attend as East Morgan citizens expected in large numbers.
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East Morgan County
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East Morgan
National League Adopts Standardized Baseball Amid Merger Talks
In New York the National League approved a standardized ball alongside the American League, after a Philadelphia conference with John A. Heydier, William Harridge, Thomas Shibe, and Julian W. Curtiss. The new ball uses last season's AL specs, marking a major step to end a long standing reproducibility problem in major league play.
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Priday
Prihdante
John A. Heydier
William Harridge
Thomas
Shibe
Philadelphia Athletics
Julian W. Curtiss
Philadelphia
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Rabbit Maranville
Hughie Crits
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Win
Will Visit Here by Mr and Mrs Frank Witt
Mr and Mrs Frank Witt of Athens will be weekend guests of their parents Mr and Mrs W H Turner.
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Frank Witt
Athens
W. H. Turner
River Rising Flood Gauge Hits Four Feet Today
The Tennessee River measured four feet on the gauge as water levels rose today. Local authorities warned of minor flooding risk and urged residents near low-lying shoreline to stay alert and prepared.
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