Seven Changes in Football Proposals Divides Coaches
At the 1933-34 annual convention seven rule proposals were urged by the American Football Coaches Association to modernize play including passing from behind the line, moving goal posts, ending dead balls and fumbles, widening sideline out of bounds, and wind day adjustments. No coach backed all seven. most favored keeping existing rules, while some recommended selective changes for further study.
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American Football Coaches’ Association
National Rules Committee
Harry Kippe
Michigan
Coaches’ Rules Committee
Kipke
Gil Dobie
Cornell
Doc" Spears
Wisconsin
John L. Griffith
Big Ten
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Peace conference praises arms reduced in Gran Chaco push
Stanford and Columbia stars join Latin American leaders in praising no war aim as they vow to sustain a congress of peace. Alberto Mane asserts Pan Americanism while Cordell Hull recalls Bolivian and Paraguayan diplomacy and urges extension of the 11 day armistice amid hope for settlement in the Leticia dispute and Peru border tensions.
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Bolivia
Paraguay
Colombia
Peru
Leticia
Gran Chaco
Conference
Baraca Bible Class Elects New Officers
The Baraca Bible Class elected officers for the next semi annual period Sunday morning. Charles O King is president John Bell vice president S A Waller secretary Frank Bennet treasurer Walter V Lucas librarian Carl L Curry teacher H E Proudfoot assistant teacher The Baraca class, organized in 1903, is one of the citys oldest and once the largest men s Bible class with a bright future in building Gods kingdom.
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Baraca
Charles O. King
Presi
O. G. Augi
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers Patchwork
A scrambled listing of crossword clues and sample answers across and down. Includes several mis-spelled entries and partial phrases such as Former president s nickname and Roman god of festive joy and mirth. The fragmentary clues reference various themes and word lengths with several illegible parts.
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Organ of
Allan
Son of
Noah
Scotia River
Society Girl Elopes to Har rigan and Marries
Charlotte Milburn of the New York social register elopes with Hugh Parker Pickering of Chicago. They are shown in New York preparings to start for Florida on their honeymoon.
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Charlotte Milburn
New York Social Register
Harrigan
N.Y
Hugh Parker Pickering
Chicago
New York
Florida
Associated Press
Seven Codes Approved by Roosevelt
Washington reports the recovery administration approved seven new codes covering electrotyping photo-engraving jewelry and related industries. Signed December 23 they take effect around January 1 and exclude major codes from the 50 sent to the president before Christmas. Other approved codes include watch case manufacturing silverware and the commercial refrigerator industry.
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Congress
Nye
Borah
Johnson
Administration
Elizabeth Christmas
Labor Advisory Board
Robert T. Stevens
New York
Andy
Albert R. Palmer
United Wall Paper Factories, Inc
York
Wall Paper
Washington
The
Recovery Administration
Roosevelt
Hugh S. Johnson
Recovery Agency
Farm Administration
Pan American Conference Ends Amid Cheers in Montevideo
Montevideo reports the seventh Pan American conference closed after a 22 day session. Final speakers lauded progress toward peace and unity, with cheers from delegates marking the historic conclusion. The event showcased nations aligning on cooperative measures and regional diplomacy.
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Montevideo
Signs of Economic Unfreezing in 1933 Across Nations
1933 showed progress in world recovery with League of Nations data citing gains in production and employment despite war scares and currency flight. The United States led with gold standard abandonment and the New Deal recovery programs. Britain, Germany, France, and other nations posted varying improvements as trade rebounded and currencies stabilized.
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Claude A. Jagger
Associated Press
New York
League of Nations
America
United States
National Recovery
Agriscen d
Great Britain
Europe
France
Holland
Italy
Switzerland
Austria
Canada
Mexico
South America
Argentina
Government aid eyed for railroads in coming year
Washington December 27 1921 Reconstruction Finance Corporation chairman Jesse H Jones says government support will be needed to refinance upcoming bond maturities and other railroad costs totaling about 42 3 billion. Several lines including New York Central face large due dates with talks of advancing half the maturities. Congress may debate which agency will assist while administration seeks minimal government involvement.
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Washington
Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Corporation
Jones
New York
Congress
Christmas Day Cheer Sparks Quiet Joyful Nonsense
A quirky holiday message unfolds with playful exclamations about socks, oats, and a mysterious figure who brings endless joy to a familiar home on Christmas Day.
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Stanford
Columbia
Americas
Alberto Mane
Afsair
People For
Lauds Southerners
Cordell Hull
Tiny” Thornhill
Lou Little
Columbia Lions
Pasadena
Cal
Clitf Montgomery
Lions
Owen McDowell
Bobby Grayson
Bill Gorbus
Bible Class
Ats
Ene
Grafton A.C
Keane
Pau Rh
Nochie
Sau
Grinnan
Lambert
Clarksburg
G. FG. Kettering
Taylor
Male
C. Simon
Rowe
Katrobe Arcot Graftok
Berkeley Run
Berkeley
Simpson
von Serfect Gou Gh
God A
Seth
CTA
Joliffe’s
E Wiet Timar
Germany
Prance
Russia
Far East
India
Australia
Oregon
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