Reprise S of Auburn and Alabama Athletic Relations Proposed
Montgomery Nov 3 AP The joint legislative and athletic committees said files at Alabama and Auburn were favorable for resuming athletic relations. Dr Denny and Dr Duncan met with the group and planned to read their official statement to both houses at the final session. A conference panel agreed to ensure the Green broadcasting bill becomes law only after six of eleven Southern Conference states ratify similar legislation.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Auburn
Denny
University
Duncan
Lnter
Green Broadcasting
Term of Non Jury Court Opens Today
Non-jury circuit court opened today with Judge H A Pearce presiding and a docket of more than 100 cases. The non-jury session runs through Friday. Civil jury cases start Nov 21 and go through Nov 25. Criminal court opens Nov 28 and continues through Dec 1.
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H. A. Pearce
Campus Radicals Sow Communism in China's Schools
Peiping AP reports Chinese educational authorities fear growing communism among students. Government universities reportedly host student cells, with communists seizing leadership roles in student organizations. When Mukden was occupied, anti Japanese groups fell under communist control. Radicals disrupt meetings with heckling. seven patriotic groups form an anticommunist federation to push drastic action.
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Peiping
Mukden
Arctic marker shaft honors Peary at Cape York
Prof Ralph L Belknap of the University of Michigan recounts building a 50 foot granite shaft on Cape York Greenland to honor Admiral Peary and the 1909 North Pole ascent. Ten men camped 1,460 feet above sea level, masonry water made by melting ice, shaft sunk three feet into bedrock.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Ralph L. Belknap
Geology
University of Michigan
Belknap
Cape York
Greenland
North Pole
Admiral Peary
Two Negroes Facing Holdup Accusations
Lee McCormack and Boze Koonce, both Negroes, were jailed in Houston county on robbery charges for allegedly holding up J. W. Rollins on Montana street at night and taking $170 in cash including two five dollar bills three twenty dollar bills and two fifty dollar bills.
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J. W. Rollins
Lee McCormack
Boze Koonce
Houston
Rollins
Montana Street
Oberammergau to Stage Extra 1934 Passion Play
Oberammergau in Bavaria plans an extra performance of its famed Passion Play in 1934 to mark the tercentenary. The village will, for the first time, stage a curtain raiser depicting the plague that struck about 300 years ago, which influenced the legend behind the crucifixion drama.
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Oberammergau
Germany
Spare Time Eases Rug Makers Cash in Knox Hamilton
In Knox and Hamilton counties 45 homemakers with 15 helpers produced 225 hooked rugs and 4,221 hooked mats for 1931 totaling 4365.25 dollars. Earlier in 1930 Apison community had 500 rugs and 10,000 mats worth 15,000 dollars. An order once came in weekly from Milwaukee.
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Knoxville. Tenn
East Tennessee
Knox
Hamilton Counties
Apison
Hamilton County
Milwaukee
Wis
Water leaks flow 14 years from under Houston pavement
In Houston, residents report continuous water gushing from beneath a street for 14 years, likely from a broken main. Engineers have listened but the leak persists, draining about 50,000 gallons daily into a storm sewer catch basin. The estimated sewer and water losses total about $38,000 based on average household charges over the period.
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Houston, Tex
Houston
Tampa Deport Spaniard on Way to Spain
Manuel Fernandez, 28, described by Immigration Inspector S. B. Hopking as a leading communist, was ordered deported by Washington today. Born in Cuba, he preferred to be sent to Spain, the country of his mother, while on his way out of the United States.
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Tampa
Manuel Fernandez
Aling Collno
S. B. Hopking
Spain
Immigration Department
Washington
Cuba
Dothan Tigers Meet Lanier Poets In Big Clash
A looming crowd surpassing 5,000 is expected at the Dothan stadium for the annual football showdown with Lanier. Reserved seats already sold total 350 with another 350 available at 75 cents. Guess-At-Em predicts a toss up but leans toward a Tigers edge in their home lair. The event features two bands and student demonstrations, promising college gridiron pageantry Friday afternoon.
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Raln
Dothen
Albany
Montgomery
Dothan
Tigers
Ewell Oweing Announces Sufficient Pro Supply
Ewell Oweing states that there will be a sufficient supply of pro goods to meet expected demand, signaling stable availability and avoiding shortages for consumers and retailers across the region.
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Ewell Oweing
Local football programs spark fan interest at Montgomery stadium
The article notes 35 players on the Montgomery squad and booster programs listing names numbers positions and year. Spectators were expected at the Country Club to watch Lanter work out while Poets stayed largely quiet and the Blue Torrent offered little new football joggery.
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Montgomery
Dothan
Tigers
Montgomerians
Tubbmen
Newell
Country Club
Lanter
Young Georgia governor celebrates 35th birthday at work
Atlanta on November 3 reports Richard B. Russell Jr., age 35, the youngest governor in the nation, marked his birthday with flowers and a cake from friends. He spent the day in his state capitol offices and had lunch at a nearby restaurant as supporters acknowledged the occasion.
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Atlanta
Richard B. Russell Jr
United States
Capitol
Ben-Gay Pain Relief Ad Warns Against Imitations
An advertisement touts Bergué Ben-Gay for neuralgic, rheumatic, and chest cold pains. It cautions users to avoid cheap imitations and insist on Real Ben-Gay for effective relief, noting it should not blister or stain and should be rubbed in thoroughly to soothe aches.
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Bengué
Upshaw Campaign Stolen Wardrobe Reported in Philly
Prohibition party presidential candidate William D Upshaw of Georgia reported the theft of a bag from his car in Philadelphia containing clothing valued at 50 dollars and 20 copies of his book The Clarion Call From Capitol Hill He proceeded to Harrisburg to address supporters after the loss.
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Philadelphia
Willam D. Upshaw
Georgia
Prohibition Party
Capitol Hill
Harrisburg
Dandelions Bloom in profusion in Quincy Illinois
Dandelions are blooming in profusion in Quincy Illinois despite calendar and weather forecasts. Cherry trees are bearing their second crop of the season in the area according to AP reporting from November 2.
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Quincy, Mll
How Doctors Treat Colds and Coughs
Physicians recommend Calotabs to break up a cold and relieve congestion. One or two tablets at bedtime with milk or water may purge the system by morning. Calotabs come in 10c and 35c packages at drug stores.
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Claim Health Boost
An old advertisement extols Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy for a range of digestive ills. It links bile flow to digestion and general vitality, claiming the product cleanses the liver and improves mood, with the red label featuring the product name and a 25 cent price.
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Carter
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