National League Moves To Save Braves Plan Evolved
National League owners shaped a plan to keep the Boston Braves in the circuit with no immediate change and withheld financial details. President Emil Fuchs said the Braves still have a lease on Braves Field through 1946 and cannot be forced out without a lease. Ford C Frick, Emil E Fuchs and Charles F Adams signed a brief statement promising clarification at the February 5 schedule meeting.
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Hugh 8. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
New York
Boston Braves
Emil Fuchs
Braves
Fuchs
Emiling
Braves Fied
Ford C. Frick
National League
Charles F. Adams
Frick
National League Today
Boston
Mr. Adams
Emil E. Fuchs
Hartford Girls and Boys Basketball Standings and Scores
Hartford teams feature Metcalfe Howell Grantham Dowling and Cope with strong forward play as boys and girls race in league standings. Geneva Coffee Spribly and Chicago hog market figures accompany brief notes and a nod to the classifieds.
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Hartford
Coffee Springs
Metcalfe
Kelly
Howell
Grantham
Dowling
Cope
Stewart
Saugegs
Scog
Snuggs
Hodges
and Mullins
Cee
Andi Ae
Jaja
Geneva
Abbeville Tigers Win In First Cage Tilt
Abbeville S S A S basketball team opened the season in Blakely with a win. Notable Blakely players included Clearwater and Caraway. Abbeville’s standouts were R. Moring as high scorer with six points, followed by Blalock with four and B Beasley.
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Abbeville Tigers
Abbeville
Blakely
Clearwater
Caraway
R. Moring
1. Blalock
B. Beasley
Dothan Peanut Market Report No 1Spanish
Market notes show prices for No 1 Spanish and No 1 runners with limited readable figures. The fragment references a price around S650 but lacks clear context or full data. Local timing and buyers are not identifiable from the OCR snippet.
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Dothan
Close New York Cottonseed and grains report
Market note looks at cottonseed, corn, oats and lard with prices and rounds of activity. Mentions steady to higher tones and closing levels on the New York Cottonseed and Chicago Board of Trade markets.
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Csc
Chicago Board of Trade
Dougout Dope On Dothan Highs Open Football Era
Punch Yarborough recalls Dothan High School teams when tackles and nose guards mattered. The piece notes the 13 man squad era, early games against Sidney Lanier in Montgomery, and how players juggled work and schooling. It also covers local shifts to soccer training amid basketball changes and a Rose Bowl memory involving Joe Miller and Buck Jones.
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Dothan High School
Punch Yarborough
Punch
Johnny Mack Brown
Professor Anderson
Atlantic Coast Line
M. H. Williams
Gents Furnishings
Sidney Lanier
Montgomery
Waycross
Dothan
Capitol City
Joe Miller
Tife
Joe
Buck Jones
Market report fragment from historic hog and sheep section
Partial OCR of a livestock market page shows figures for hogs and sheep, with sections labeled Second, Thirds, Fourths and rough estimates. Readable numbers include 20.4 and 4.2 percent, but multiple terms are garbled, limiting precise interpretation of prices and totals.
Church Abolishes 140 Year Old Attendance Law
The County Line Baptist Church near Cleveland Mississippi has scrapped a compulsory attendance rule dating from 1797 requiring all male members to attend Saturday conferences with penalties for absences. The congregation voted last April to discontinue the rule for 1934, and has now fully repealed the old law.
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Cleveland, Miss
County Line Baptist Church
Here
Keller Shakes Off Flu Illness to Resume Duties
A. Keller state superintendent of education, who had contracted influenza after taking office last Monday, was back at his Montgomery office today. He declined to discuss plans to reorganize the department. The report notes 1,249 new stores opened in Moscow within four years.
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Maston O'Neal
Dale County High School
Ozark
Mothan
Houston County
Dale County
Billy Bailey
del Sellers
al Tarver
Jingan “Pittman
Alabama
RB. B. Johnson
J. P. Morrison
A. Keller
Montgomery
Keller
Andalusia
Department of Education
Moscow
Trench Mouth and Its Historical Context
Dr Iago Goldstein summarizes trench mouth also called Vincent s angina tracing its origin from acute ulcerative gingivitis described after war. He notes the spirochete theory and contrasts acute versus chronic forms with gum tissue destruction and varied treatment approaches depending on extent and patient response.
Vanderbilt Hires Ray Morrison as New Grid Coach
Vanderbilt University announced Ray Morrison will assume the head football coach role, arriving for spring practice with an initial $10,000 salary and a staff including Russell MacIntosh, Josh Cody, and Russ Cohen. Morrison, a former Vanderbilt quarterback and S M U. coach, will inherit a schedule featuring Alabama Fordham Temple Tennessee and LSU.
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Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt University
Ray Morrison
Morrison
Dan McGugin
Vanderbilt
Southern Methodist University
Russell MacIntosh
Dallas
Josh Cody
Russ Cohen
McGugin
Alabama
Fordham
Temple
Tennessee
S. A
Police gun battles claim three lives in New York series
In three engagements police killed two suspects and wounded another, with a taxi driver shot dead in Brooklyn after gunmen ordered him to drive during a holdup. Four criminals were captured, and two brothers in Long Island City opened fire before one died and the other remained critically wounded.
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New York
James M. J. KilMan
Albert Musgrove
Brooklyn
Long Island City
Joseph
Samuel Farrugia
Po- Hce
Joseph Farugia
Killian
Walter B. Curtis
Ray Orley
Thomas Rooney
Amerigo Angelini
Newman Raymond
Alexandria
Brookllyn
William Cibbons
John Dolan
Almert Ryan
Youth shot as 23 hobos robbed by Negro trio
A youth, Allen Hussion of Indianapolis, was wounded in the thigh as three armed Black men robbed 24 hobos aboard a Louisville and Nashville freight near Clanton. The trio forced passengers to place coats and belongings on the car floor, fleeing before the train reached Montgomery.
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Montgomery
API
Allen Hussion
Indianapolis
Louisville
Nashville
Clanton
Systemic Treatment for Deep Throat Infections
Superficial mouth washes of sodium perborate or hydrogen dioxide often yield quick relief within 24 hours. When infection extends to tonsils and deeper throat regions inaccessible by gargling, systemic treatment may be required.
Market gains brighten session as steel leads upswing
New York stock traders reported a cheerful tone amid improved steel issues and rising demand for preferred equities. Transfers totaled about 370000 shares while Youngstown estimates show next week operating capacity at 44 percent, the strongest January uptick in the district.
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New York
Youngstown
Supreme Court
U.S
Otis Steel
Colorado Fuel
Tron
Repubic Steel
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem and Mattins Manufacturing
Mistrial Declared in Houston Assault Case
In Houston circuit court a mistrial was declared in the case of E. E. Jones and his two sons Alex and Wiley Jones charged with assault to murder in an alleged attack on Tom Cherry over a year ago. The jury deliberated seven hours before failing to reach a verdict.
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Houston
E. E. Jones
Alex
Wiley
Tom Cherry
Two men escape serious injuries in collision
On the Montgomery highway three miles north of Dothan, an accident between E. M. Walker of Newton and Edward Thames of Columbus, Ga, left both drivers with minor bruises and lacerations. Their cars were heavily damaged in the nighttime crash.
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E. M. Walker
Newton
Edward Thames
Columbus
Montgomery Highway
Dothan
Liverpool Cotton Prices Dip in Quiet Trade
Liverpool January 19 AP report shows spot cotton at 13 000 bales with 12 900 American. Prices five points lower with quotes for American strict good middling to strict low middling ranging from 7.75 to 6.70. Futures closed steady with January to December contracts between 6.69 and 6.86.
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Liverpool
Moscow Students Rise From Czars Era Levels
The Soviet Union's department of education reports about 10 000 high school and college students in Moscow now, compared with around 90 000 in all Russia during czarist days, highlighting notable growth in education since then.
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Soviet Union
Department of Education
Moscow
Russia
Baer May Defend Title Next June In Chicago Bout
World heavyweight champion Max Baer may defend his crown next June at Soldiers Field in Chicago. Chicago promoters Nate Lewis and Jim Mullen offered 40 percent of gate receipts with a $100,000 guarantee, contingent on Illinois commission approval. Baer favored Chicago and said the Illinois boxing board could pick a strong referee, while noting New York’s rules unsettled him. The Baer camp awaits further word as talks continue in Miami ahead of Barney Ross-Klick bout.
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Miami
Fila
Max Baer
Soldiers Field
Chicago
Ancr Hoffman
Madison Square Garden
Baer
Windy City
Nate Lewis
Jim Mullen
Hoffman
James Morris
Lewis
Mullen
Illinois Athletic Commission
Illinois Boxing Commission
New York Commission
New York
Buddy
Barney Ross
Frankie Klick
Miami Stadium
Market Closed in Savannah on Lee's Birthday
The naval stores market in Savannah was closed today, January 19, in observance of General Lee's birthday. Market activity halted as local traders paused operations for the holiday.
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Savannah
Naval
General Lee
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Viele
Dougout Dope
Slocomb
QO. W. Bruner
Aubrey Gresham
Nothan Hog Market
Cape
S.A
T. W. Palmer
New Orleans
A Jan Weene
Agenes
A. C. L. Ray
Anaconda Copper
A. T and T
Frre
American Canoe
Feewee
Auburn Motors
Fae Newe
Bethlehem Steel
Wee Wee
Bendix Teevereee
O Tenanee
Ae Thane
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Curtis Wright Ee
Dupont
Hudson Motors
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Tel
Telgores
Industrial Rayon
Johns-Manville
T-K
Kennecott Corp Lorillard
Wees
Waard
New York Central
J.C. Penney Sane Rel Packard
Pera
TR Radio Corp
Aee
Reynolds Tobacco
Uncle Hi
Oliver
Spann
Marchman Howe. Co
Foster St
Iago Goldstein
Southern Methodist
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Saddle
Beos
Bradford W. Miller
Supreme
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