Broadus College to Host Annual Football Banquet Friday
Broadus College announces its annual football banquet Friday at 7 p.m. at the college hall. Speakers include Epp Yoke of West Virginia University and Broadus athletic director, with players receiving sweaters and several honors announced.
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Teparon
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Senda
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Pat Beacon
Eat Virginia
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Schola
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Stead
Tal
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Grafton
Sen- Heise
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Grafton Press
Taylor County
Clarks
Br Pee Fairmont
Gip Battles Labeled Greatest Ball Carrier by Mills of Georgetown
Claire Burcky profiles Gip Battles of West Virginia Wesleyan cited by Tommy Mills Georgetown as the finest ball carrier seen. Mills recalls Battles exceeding even Notre Dame era legends, while Burcky notes Battles’ record set this season and NBA Service context.
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Claire Burcky
NBA
Clifford
Battles
West Virginia
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Burcky
Tommy Mills
Danae
Tommy
Rockne
Bimm
Notre Dame
Alumni Group Opposes Greasy Neale Resolution
A Clarksburg West Virginia University alumni resolution condemns the Athletic Board action on December 1 1930 recommending Earle Greasy Neale as head football coach. It urges the board of governors to disapprove the recommendation and invites alumni representation before the university to express views on the subject. Copies go to the university president and board members.
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West Virginia University
W. Va
Athletic Board
Earls
Greasy
Board of Governors
Idle Hour Stallions Lead Board In Army Remount Plan
An idle hour session among board of governors and committee members outlines continuance of athletic and spend plans tied to army mares. Roy F. Ash chairs, with E. J. Kersting secretary and James M. Gusher among the members.
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E. J. Kersting
James M. Gusher
Birk
Stathers
William G. Johnson
Resoluton Committee
Run on Hong Kong Bank continues after statement
Crowds of Chinese depositors rushed to National City Bank of New York in Hong Kong despite official notes denying branch closure and the president's death by action rumor. Bank guards kept order as withdrawals proceeded and the branch remained open throughout the day.
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Hong Kong
National City Bank of New York
Pollos
Help Unfortunate Kiddies Feed Babies This Winter
A Grafton appeal asks readers to donate one dollar per month to feed hungry children and needy adults through winter. Contributions may be sent to Charles Steele at First National Bank or to Captain W H Arnold of the Salvation Army on East Street.
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Grafton
Charles Steele
First National Bank
W. H. Arnold
Los Angeles Police Jail Man Suspected of Movie Robberies
Hazel Roxen Sanders, 30, described as film factor importer and burglar, charged with stealing furnishings worth hundreds of thousands from Los Angeles Hollywood and Beverly Hills homes. Police recovered over $100,000 in loot and linked Sanders alias Al White to two years of burglaries via fingerprints. An alleged accomplice, Peter Ryan alias Paul Hackley, 38, was also charged with burglary.
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al White
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Wisconsin Sophomore Urges Coach Retained
Madison Wis Dec 10 An ultimatum from sophomore members of the 1930 Badger football squad demands Glenn Thistlethwaite be retained as University of Wisconsin coach or the team will refuse to participate in football.
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Glenn Thistlethwaite
University of Wisconsin
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Badger
Athletic Council
Goodyear 10 Increases Its Daily Output
Akron reports increased production at the Goodyear Tire and Rubber factory with resumption of eight hour days five days a week. Employment remains nearly the same, but most workers will have full time schedules. Output rises to 48 000 tires and 56 000 tubes daily as inventories improve and replacement tire demand expected to revive.
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Alex-Howr
Pastor Baltzly resigns from Kountze Memorial Lutheran Church
Omaha Nebraska December reports Rev O D Baltzly pastor of the Kountze Memorial Evangelical Lutheran Church announces resignation due to ill health effective next August after 19 years of service.
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Neb
O. D. Baltzly
Kountze Memorial Evangelical Lutheran Church
Baltzly
Tramp Novelist Bart Kennedy Dies After Long Illness
London dispatch reports Bart Kennedy, 69, described as a tramp novelist who fought Indians in the American southwest and joined the Alaska gold rush while authoring 29 books. He died Saturday after a long illness, with the death not publicized for several days.
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Bart Kennedy
Kennedy
Milton Says Poverty and Illiteracy Drive Lynchings
New York December 10 1931 a national commission studying mob violence reports poverty and lack of education fuel lynchings Editor George Fort Milton of the Chattanooga News Tennessee chairs the group noting a link between insufficient schooling and willingness to surrender to mob rule The preliminary findings suggest education level affects acceptance of lawlessness.
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George Fort Milton
The
Chattanooga
Tenn
News
Night club gunman hunt follows anonymous tip
New York dispatch reports an anonymous phone tip prompted patrolmen and five detectives to search a city club for Jared Burke of St. Louis in connection with a Valentine Day Massacre. Police lined up 18 clubgoers, arrested 6, but did not find the gunman or his two bodyguards.
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Jared Burke
St. Louis
Chicago
Evanston Wrangles Over Sunday Movies in Court Ruling
Evanston officials faced a Circuit Court decision declaring Sunday movie prohibitions religiously minatory and unconstitutional. Judge Phillip J. Sullivan ruled that faiths observing Sabbath on non Sunday days have rights to amusements and that Evanston need not legalize Sunday films by ordinance. An injunction against closing Sunday cinema remains pending.
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Chicago
Evanston
Phillip J. Sullivan
Shinnston Leads With Three On All Valley First Team
Shinnston places three players on the All-Valley first team as Fairmont tops with eleven selections across the Valley, Morgantown follows with eleven and the conference notes shifts in positions. The article traces the selections, regional pride, and historic dominance in the Monongahela Valleys football honors.
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W. Va
Victor Wojeshoval
Fulton
Washington Irving
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Russ D. Holt
Don Bartell
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Jerry Blake
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Fee
Reichstag Undaunted by Yesterday's Defeat
Berlin reports the Reichstag, undeterred by a defeat, rejected a foreign policy debate now as not in the country’s interest. Nationalists led by Alfred Hugenberg introduced a no confidence motion against Ministers Gurtve and Wirth, aiming to force discussion and a vote before the body adjourns.
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Reichstag
Alfred Hugenberg
Gurtive, Wirth
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Reichstag Addich
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