All-America Team Drafts from Small Colleges Remarkable
The Associated Press panel selects a 1934 small college All-America with Johnny Mackerell of Davidson Ike Peterson of Gonzaga Fritz Hanson of North Dakota State and John Turley of Ohio Wesleyan leading the first backfield. West Virginia and Tufts break into the second team. the South Far West and Midwest place two men on the first eleven.
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New York
Associated Press
Alabama
Minnesota
Stanford
Navy
Johnny Mackerell
Davidson
Ike Peterson
Gonzaga
Fritz Hanson
North Dakota State
John Turley
Ohio Wesleyan
West Virginia
Tufts
South
Far West
Midwest
Wiliam Grinnell
Tod Goodwin
Tony Blazine
Til
Wesleyan
Charles (Tubby) Garhand
Pre
Wesleyan Second Team Ends and Tackles by Colleges
Wesleyan, Second Team Ends Hermit Davis and Spud Taylor from Davis and Elkins. Tackles Luke Kellam of Trinity CT and Joe Stydahar of West Virginia. Guards Tom Brown of Western States and Bill Mackey of Emory and Henry. Center Jim Martell of Bluefield. Quarterback Ralph Semerad of Union. Hatfricks Floyd Sex ton of Fort Hays Teachers and John Arrambide of Whittier. Fullback Walter Froetich of Tufts.
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Hermit Davis
Birmingham Southern
Spud Taylor
Davis
Elkins
Luke Kellam
Trinity
Conn
Joe Stydahar
West Virginia
Tom Brown
Western States
Bill Mackey
Emory and Henry
Jim Martell
Bluefield
Ralph Semerad
Union
Floyd
Cocky
Mortgage sale notice in Houston County Alabama
The Federal Land Bank of New Orleans will sell the 160 acre tract in Houston County Alabama on December 26 1934 at the courthouse door in Dothan to satisfy the mortgage of Elizabeth Hartley secured by land described as sections 11 township 2 range 28. Sale proceeds cover the debt and costs including a reasonable attorney fee.
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Alabama
Houston County
Elizabeth Hartley
Federal and Bank of
New Orleans
Hersin
Aliabama
Federal Land Bank of
Dothan
Swift East Yale
Qarter
Awahapa
Land Bank OP
J. Speight
Foreclosure Notice for 192? Mortgage on Land in Houston County
Default declared on July 7 1126 in favor of Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company Hartford CT. Mortgage secures 2275 00. Land described as NW quarter section 6 township 2 range 27 containing 160 acres in Houston County Alabama known as Fill Place. Sale at public auction at court house door Dothan Alabama on January 5 1935 to highest bidder for cash. Also notice of sale of livestock for freight charges set for December 15 1934 at Central of Georgia Railway stock pens Dothan Alabama.
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J. M. Sheehan
Vera Shee
J. He Lynch
Tounston
Alabama
Towit
Oress
F. M. Sheehan
J. J. Lineh
Court House
Dothan
Houston County
Central of Georgia
Billings Livestock Commission Company
Miles City
Montana
C. R. Follette
Acts of Alabama
J did not kill Osborne
Victor Bridges presents a synopsis in which Nicholas Trench Hue learns of a disclosure about a vanished formula owned by Molly O Brien. He teams with Jerry Mordaunt and Bally to visit a deserted factory linked to John Osborne who stole the formula and produced a metal piece. They plan to travel aboard Jerry's cutter while tensions rise over suspected spying.
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Nicholas Trench Hue
Molly O' Brien
William Avon
Nick
Jerry Mordaunt
Bally
John Osborne
Jerry
Marie
Kilner
Molly
Skunk
Battersea
Jimmy
Chapter 25 JIMMY FOX Confrontation at the restaurant and escape plan
In a tense scene Jerry ejects a waiter after a threat and insists on leaving with Molly to meet George for tea in the Park. They exit the lounge and rendezvous in a corridor where Jimmy Fox, unseen earlier, delivers a small brown paper parcel with a few notes from late work.
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Jerry
Molly
George
Che’a
Jimmy
Mutts and Mystery at the Grand Hotel
Nick suspects a hotel waiter named Kilner-Jacob Silver may be connected to espionage or a foreign influence. He plans to recruit Jimmy, a trusted bellboy, to uncover the man’s origin and possible overheard information while keeping Miss O’Brien safe. Nick aims to learn more without alarming other guests.
Eagle Want Ad Highlights Savings
A brief Eagle newspaper note urges readers to save by placing a small paid want ad. The item emphasizes affordability and quick turnaround to reach local buyers.
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Eagle
Irish labor chiefs press shorter hour war
Dublin December 13 labor leaders push for government to pass a shorter hours bill under Sean Lemass minister of commerce who backs an American model. The plan aims to cut hours in certain trades and curb increasing use of women and children in factories under the industrial drive.
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Irish Labor Chieftains
Dublin
Sean Lemass
Missouri highway patrol builds fingerprint file fast
The newly established bureau of criminal identification of the Missouri highway patrol is building up its fingerprint file at the rate of from 50 to 100 sets a day.
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Bureau of Criminal Identification of
The
Missouri Highway Patrol
Labor federation seeks 30 hour week in Congress
The American Federation of Labor lists its goals for the next Congress with a 30 hour work week as the top priority. Other proposals include extending the National Recovery Act, equal labor representation on code authorities, an industrial dispute act, unemployment insurance and old age pensions, and restoration of federal employee pay cuts.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
William Green
A. F. of L
Labor Union
NRA
National Labor Relations Board
Banker Tutaiev jailed for faked death certificates
I Makhov, manager of a local savings bank, attempted to cover a short age by falsifying 8 000 death certificates and collecting government funeral subsidies from state insurance funds. He had been commended five times for efficient management, but received a 10 year sentence.
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I. Makhov
Kern hotel fire death toll reaches twenty three
Lansing Michigan AP reports discovery of a body in the Grand River raises the Kern hotel fire death toll to 23. Officials say many missing guests were burned and cannot be identified. 22 bodies have been recovered, with divers finding another beneath river ice. Fifteen victims have been identified.
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Lansing
Mich
Grand River
Kern Hotel
State Road Road Mia. sre didwey to a Montgomery De
The Alabama Dec 14. A rant of a like amount Fete In announcing purpose Oana: ecg however, A. G., association secretary, ie Governor-elect Bibb’ Grae! worked out his own road tes this association will do eyes possible to assist him ieal across his program. Hous and Senate members of various highway berg committees and Governor will be invited to attend, eaig derwood. Read the Classified Ads.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Ecg
A. G
Bibb’ Grae
Hous
Senate
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Norhan
Ada
John A. O'Brien
Alnofs University
Catholic Physicians’ Guild
Chicago
Osborne
Victor Bridges
Jimmy Fox
Avon
Orloff
Europa
H. D. Pollard
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Jacob Silver
Eitner
Penn Publishing Co
Plan Canada-Australia Flight
Canada
Australia
George M. Littlejohn
Charles P. T. Ulm
Vancouver
B. C
Hawaii
Fiji Islands
Labor Federation
Congress
Tutaiev
U. S
S. R
Mia
Didwey
Ogi
Federal Housing Administration
Ams
Gulf States Steel Company
Birmingham, Alabama
Spann-Marchman Hardware Co. Consolidated Produce Company
Goodyear
City Tire Company
Is A Dothan Institution
City Tire Co
Jim Brennan
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