Government report dampens cotton bulls in New York market
A government report came in 4,000 bales larger for August than expected, yet the result was a drastic liquidation as bulls were disappointed. Washington blamed offset by less abandonment and Texas rains. December futures slipped to around 8 cents as selling spread from New Orleans and the South. Weather showed showers in Northwest Texas, none elsewhere. The crop appears nearly 6,000,000 bales less than last year, improving trade conditions.
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Italy Urges Population Gain Amid Crowding
Rome reports Italy faces crowded conditions as Mussolini presses for larger families while population density climbs from 124 in 1861 to 213 per square mile. Despite a two year dip in births, fascist leaders call the trend a danger and offer prizes for large families, warning a growing populace is essential to national strength.
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Conzelman to Coach Washington U as Banjo-Wielding Star
Washington University hires Jimmy Conzelman, famed all around athlete and Navy boxing champ, to revive grid glory. The 33 year old St Louis native, former quarterback and MVP, plans a double wing back attack and focus on freshmen for a new era of football at Washington U.
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Italian Births and Marriages Decline in Early 1930s
The article notes a drop in births in the first half of 1932 to 502,108 from 535,525 and 564,613 in the same periods of 1931 and 1930, and marriages fell to 125,976 from 137,979 and 151,750. It cites a 1981 census showing 41,708,58 people in Italy, a ten year gain of about 2.5 million in a half Texas sized area. Mussolini asserts postwar territorial awards and peace treaty revision.
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Mt Ararat community notes feature sermons and visits
A large crowd attended preaching at Mt Ararat on Sunday with Rev Dean. Residents and relatives including Mrs J J Maddox Peyton Kirkland and families visited relatives near Andalusia and Castleberry Ala. Many neighbors hosted and attended social visits and events such as a Saturday peanut boil and Sunday gatherings.
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J. D. Davis
Janice Sue
Pommie Mae Lasseter
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Chariie Goodwin
Panama City
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Sing At Webb
Love Is a Racket shines at Houston cinema
Friday and Saturday Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and Ann Dvorak star in Love Is a Racket and Spreading Sunshine on Fox News. Next Sunday Washington Masquerade with Lionel Barrymore and Kate Morley and The Milkman Universal News. Strand show includes Buffalo Bill Jr. in The Cheyenne Kid and the serial, comedy, and news reel.
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Seasoned Lanier team set for strong 1932 football year
The Sidney Lanier squad returns all regulars except three, boasting size and depth to fill vacancies. Dothan High star Joe Riley leads a potent backfield with Neely and Anderson anchoring the line. New football rulings include stopping forward progress when the ball carrier touches the ground and banning hands on an opponent's head on defense.
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Rules to curb injuries in football tackle play
The rule aims to reduce injuries by removing causes for piling on players after contact and bans hands on an opponent's head during defense. It notes prior behavior of rapping or tugging at an offensive head while tackling and outlaws flying blocks or flying tackles to promote safer play.
Thirty six Tigers Strive For Berth On Varsity
The Dothan Tigers push for 1932 gridiron success with backfield battles led by Riley Bailey and Newberry. Jack Riley and Doughie Bailey vie for halfback spots while Grant Newberry headlines blocking duties. Coach Tubb seeks depth as reserve backs loom. Lanier game looms November 4, schedule shows Geneva September 30 and Tallahassee visit October 7.
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