Rotary Club Beats Y Specials In City Bowling Duel
By Jack Lords Rotary Club won two of three games against the Y Specials at the YMCA alleys, totaling 1710 pins to 1624. Eddie Knotts and Ed Grayson led the night with 411 and 410 respectively, while Bob Lambert and Mickey McDade topped Bernards with 369.
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BerNard
Y Specials
Eddie Knotts
Ed Grayson
Grayson
Knotts
Bob Lambert
Mickey McDade
Ber-Nard
V. Zellner F. Warder
R. Lambert
C. McDade
B. Lane
E. Riddle
T. Bolyard
E. Knotts
E. Grayson
F. Gatrell
T. Patton
Senatorial Nimrods Bag Deer in Pennsylvania Preserve
A group of government officials led by Vice President John Sae and Senator Joseph Guffey hunted on Colonel William Kaul's 10 000 acre preserve near St Marys Pennsylvania. Garner posed with a 120 pound four point buck while Minton quipped about the deer and lead. Guffey claimed a fine deer after caretakers found it hours later.
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ST. Mary's
John S Ae
Pennsylvania
Sseph Guffey
Ninete
William Kaul
Garner
Minton
Klelg
Uvalde
Rasmussen McKinney To Attend Big Ten Meeting
Rasmussen and McKinney will attend a Valley Athletic association and Big Ten conference meeting in Clarkshoro on Saturday to draft schedules for the 1937 38 basketball season. McKinney aims for six home and home Big Ten opponents including Washington Irving East Fairmont Buckhan non Morgantown Shinnston and eften. No home and home with Elkins is planned as they refuse to play McKinney's team this year after a large defeat in 1936.
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McKinney
Senteen
Farm Work Wins Them Awards At International Livestock Show
Clifford Breeden and Helen Michael top the 4-H club leadership contest at the International Livestock show in Chicago. Ec Amarita Okla and Viola Niedfeldt Banners Roosevelt awards are noted as outstanding farm work achievements amid broader farm bill debates in Congress.
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Clifford Breeden
Helen Michael
Bob Morford
Viola Niedfeldt
Chicago
Ind
Eugene
Ore
Ec 18
Amarita
Okla
Scientists debate cars as engineers critique features
A panel criticizes automobiles for overdecorated styling and gimmicks while praising durable builds and sensible operation. Observers complain about headlights, tires, panels, and automated controls that remove driver input, likening some vehicles to a four player piano.
Superintendent Urges All Teachers to Take Course
County bulletin from Supt E G Kuhn urges teachers to enroll in the next first aid class by the Taylor county Red Cross chapter. Directed by Charles Marshall, the course is slated to begin in the second week of January according to the latest notices.
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E. G. Kuhn
Taylor County
American Red Cross
Charles Marshall
Thrilling on set accident halts filming at Strand
During filming of Columbia's Paid to Dance at the Strand two cars sped a mountain road. A scuffle in one car caused a near crash with a cliff edge. Don Terry grabbed the wheel saving the car. Co stars Arthur Loft Paul Fix Ralph Byrd and a cameraman shared the peril. Directed by Charles C. Coleman.
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Columbia
Strand Theatre
Don Terry
Jacqueline Wells
Terry
California
Charles C. Coleman
Robert E. Kent
Queen of Olympic Divers Improves at Hospital
Los Angeles December 2 Ailing Olympic diving champion Georgia Coleman once lauded as queen of the sport showed a glimmer of recovery. She smiled after doctors ruled out infantile paralysis and diagnosed pneumonia as the cause of her critical condition. She expressed determination to return to diving once recovered.
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Los Angeles
Georgia Coleman
Farm Bill Debate Highlights Costs and Farm Aid Options
Wallace calls for larger grain reserves and subsidies to stabilize prices and exports. Nye warns of potential federal expenditures exceeding current Soil Conservation funding. Senators push for revisions while McGill and Pope defend the bill, fearing delay in action and higher costs.
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Roosevelt
House
Wallace
Pope
Idaho
McGill
Kan
T ‘Wallace
Senate
van Nuys
DI Ind
Nye
Rush
Ney
Weellace
Exiled king Edward Abdi cation referenced in press reports
The passage discusses the abdicated monarch and his American-born Duchess being urged to return to England, noting Shaw’s critique of reporting Windsor's activities. It cites Glasgow’s sheriff appealing to the press to curb coverage and questions whether Edward can remain a private figure without true erasure from the news.
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England
Charming
Glasgow
Windsor
Shaw
Edward
Eleven Wedding Applications Filed in County Clerk Office
The County Clerk announced eleven marriage license applications for November. Applicants include Charles A. Martin 27 and Merle B. Vance 21 from Taylor county. Donald Kelley 23 Monongalia. Genevieve Wolfe 20 Taylor. Kirk Waters 36 and Margaret Cather 31 Grafton. Chester Poling 52 Taylor. Pearl Robinet 37 Grafton. Paul Gabel 21 Rosemont and Anna Marie Petroff 21 Flemington. Leo McDougal 20 Grafton and Helen Phillips 19. William Martin 19 and Mildred Deets 18 Grafton. William Baker Gibson 30 Charleston and Katharine Elizabeth Stafford 32 Grafton. Charles Hartsell 22 Grafton route 3 and Joan Whitlock 21 Taylor. Milton Lawson 33 Wilkinsburg Pa and Lucille Ardelia Harrold 27 Flemington. Baxter Ellison 21 Jordan W Va and Rose Marie Bilotta 21 Grafton.
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Frank Bennett
Charles A. Martin
Merle B. Vance
Taylor County
Donald 5. Kelley
Monongalia County
Genevieve Wolfe
Kirk R. Waters
Grafton
Margaret Cather
Chester A. Poling
Pearl Robinett
Paul Gabel
Rosemont
Anna Marie Petroff
Flemington
Leo Earl McDougal
Helen Virginia Phillips
William Martin
Mildred N. Deets
William Baker Gibson
Charleston
Katharine Elizabeth Stafford
Charles D. Hartsell
Joan Whitlock
Milton Lawson
Wilkinsburg
Lucille Ardella Harrold
Baxter Woodrow Ellison
Jordan
W. Va
Rose Marie Bilotta
Japanese Troops Plan To Hold Victory March In Shanghai
Shanghai authorities received word that six battalions of Japanese troops will march through the Shanghai international settlement in a victory parade tomorrow. The council advised against the display, fearing dangerous incidents, while police prepared to guard the march route amid fears of potential clashes with Chinese crowds of nearly three million residents.
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Shanghai
Shanghai International Settlement
Aes
Shanghai Municil
FIGHT NEEDED Against Cotton Provisions in Wage Hour Push
The text describes lawmakers pressing to remove cotton provisions from the crop control bill and threaten action unless southern representatives back the wage hour bill. Even passage in the House may not reach the White House before Christmas week, with Senate adoption already achieved last summer and five measures awaiting reconciliation.
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House
White House
Senate
Shanghai Hat and Yangtze Battles Reach Broad Areas
Chinese finance minister SHANG HAT and H H Kung travel to Hongkong aboard the Benmacdhui after a shipment readdressed to a British concern. Plans were said to have been bought in the United States and brought by the Taiyin. Meanwhile Japanese forces push toward Nanking and Wuhu along the Yangtze delta with American residents believed in danger. A Japanese column advances toward Hangchow Chekiang seaport while Dr. R. E. Brown of Ann Arbor forwarded an appeal from Americans and other foreigners to Japanese authorities.
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H. H. Kung
Hongkong
Kung
China
United States
Yangtze Delta
Nanking
Wuhu
Yangtze River
Hangchow
Chekiang Province
R. E Brown
Ann Arbor
Mich
Agjee
Chinese University Roofless Wrecked After Sandbag Windows
A ruinous scene at Chinese University shows a roofless structure with wheat sprouting and weeds growing from soil in rotting sandbags placed in the windows. The damaged building highlights long‑standing decay and exposure to the elements.
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Shanghai
Neutral zone proposed at Wuhu amid Chinese Japanese clash
Chinese and American sources describe a war zone around Wuhu near the Anhwei border as forces clash south of Shanghai. The U.S. consulate reports evacuation plans for foreigners while Chinese authorities urge all foreigners to leave the area.
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Wuhu
Nanking
Hachow
United States
Mokanshan
Nt Mokagshan
Che Anhwei
Shanghai
Kwangtem
Anhwein
Kiangyin
Bankruptcy hearing ordered in district court
In district court case number 3085 the petitioners are ordered to have a hearing on December 30 at ten o clock forenoon in the designated district. Creditors and others may appear to show cause why the petition should not be granted. The court clerk is to send copies to known creditors.
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Ford
GM Sentinel
BEAL
WM. C. Howard
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