Tough Battle in Old Grads Irish Facing Alumni
After a two week layoff the Trish of St. Augustine's high meets its Alumni in a hotly contested basketball game at St. John tonight at 8 o'clock. Both sides view the clash seriously, hoping to reverse last year's Alumni win. Coach Gagg leads a focused practice to fix offense and bolster defense. Alumni stars include John Shields Dick Gerkin John Ford Jake Hess and veterans who played in the Catholic National Tournament in Chicago BC Bill Manley of the M C A referees.
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Trish
St. Augustine's High
St. John St. Sym
Simpson
John Shields
Dick Gerkin
John Ford
Jake Hess
Chicago
Technocracy Mere Jargon Says Kimball
In Philadelphia on December 28 Dr Dexter S Kimball dean of the college of engineering at Cornell University urged the engineering profession to disown technocracy and reject its jargon He said technocracy is not a cure for economic ills and warns engineers will bear the blame for outcomes unless others are held responsible for how their products are used.
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Philadelphia
Dexter S. Kimball
College of Engineering
Cornell University
Heimball
Rules push to simplify gridiron play urged by coach
New York December 28 The 1932 football rules drew praise for safety and simplicity from Gilmore Dobie Cornell University at the American Football Coaches Association meeting He urged focus on making the sport safer and simpler noting too much complexity and cost He cited 42 deaths this year and said one half of the game could be junked with still enough for college play Only two concrete suggestions emerged two points for extra point after TD by rush or pass and adjusting pass interference rules to remove offensive advantages
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New York
Cornell
Chuck” Collins
North Carolina
J. Wilder Tasker
Rutgers
Notable Quote Attributed To Dr Richard Tenner
An Associated Photo caption quotes Dr Richard Jo Tenner reflecting on recovery. He says that progress will come not from grand revolutions or technocracy but through a series of common sense adjustments over time.
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Richard Jo Tenner
Bracken and Grant Headed to North American Conference
Premier John Bracken of Manitoba and Dr. H C Grant of Manitoba Agricultural College travel from Winnipeg to Cincinnati to attend an economic agricultural conference representing North America.
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Winnipeg
John Bracken
Manitoba
H.C. Grant
Manitoba Agricultural College
Cincinnati
Ohio
North’ America
Negro Dies From Wound After Chestnut Ridge Shooting
Philippi December 28 Wart Mayle 40 of Chestnut Ridge died of infection from a wound received December 4 while strolling past a barrel of mash. Homer Mayle 25 also of Chestnut Ridge was arrested December 5 charged with shooting Earl Mayle after the bullet passed through the upper lip knocked out four teeth and lodged at the skull base.
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Philippi
Wart Mayle
Chestnut Ridge
Homer Mayle
Earl Mayle
Federal radio panel returns WV broadcasting license renewal
The Radio Commission rejected West Virginia Broadcasting Corporation of Wheeling renewal for WWVA as not in proper form and sent the application back for redrawing to proceed with consideration.
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Washington
Federal Radio Commission
West Virginia Broadcasting Corporation
Wheeling
W. Va
WWVA
Insurgents Routed at Santa Lucia Inauguration Target
In Managua on December 28, American sergeants Tifer man and Puller led six lieutenants and sixty Nicaraguan guardsmen in routing about 250 insurgents at Santa Lucia near the planned railroad spur dedication. Government forces killed 20 rebels and wounded many as they thwarted disturbances to inauguration ceremonies.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Rinen
Tiferman and
Puller
Santa Lucia
Jspur
Mrs Vivian March Frank Buried At Arlington Cemetery
Mrs Vivian March Frank daughter of General Peyton C March was buried in Arlington cemetery on Tuesday. She died of pneumonia in New York City on Christmas night while visiting friends. her home was on Long Island and she was the wife of Major Paul Russell Frank.
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Washington
Vivian March Frank
Peyton C. March
Army
Arlington Cemetery
Frank
Paul Russell Frank
New York City
Jon Long Island
New York
Plans for inaugural ball under Grayson in Washington
Washington December 28 Admiral Cary T Grayson plans an inaugural ball to usher in the Roosevelt administration. He has already formed a committee of women to advise and will oversee a charity proceeds. The affair will follow historic Democratic precedent with a Marine Band program and formal processions, supper rooms, and decorative dishes many from 1885. The Roosevelt family is expected to attend.
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Washington
Cary T. Grayson
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Grayson
Cleveland
FiveYearOld Jay Welrich Lingers Unconscious For Months
In York Pennsylvania on December 28, five year old Jay Milton Welrich near Manchester remains unconscious after a July 11 fall. He has been fed artificially since the accident, which left him with a head injury from striking concrete pavement in his yard.
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York
Jay Milton _Welrich
Manchester
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Phrases and Clues Mixed
Puzzle entry lists numerous clues and word fragments across themes like pond fish dwelling place and tools. The garbled text includes numbers, partial phrases and scattered definitions such as back of the neck, Arabian sea port, cotton fabric, pronoun, and bone for hoisting a yard aboard ship, with several unclear or damaged items and a few proper nouns.
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Arabian Seaport
Ishin
Aela
Southern California eyes stronger running attack for Rose Bowl
Los Angeles coaches expect a more powerful running game against Pittsburgh on January 2 as Howard Jones polishes offense. The Trojans, riding nine straight wins, emphasize a tough line and experienced backs while potentially increasing backfield responsibilities.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
Pittsburgh
Howard Jones
Trojans
Jones
School Guards Against Liquor at Citadel
Charleston police report drastic measures at The Citadel in South Carolina to stamp out cadet drinking. Col John W Lang, commander, says federal prohibition officers and city authorities will assist. Gates are blocked with chicken wire and cadets must open packages and remove coats on entry to campus.
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Charleston
Citadel
South Carolina
Military College
Charles P.summerall
John W. Lang
Pay Depositors at Central Union Trust Company
Wheeling December 28. A 19 percent dividend totaling 100 900 will be paid to depositors of the closed Central Union Trust Company next week. D Stewart Mot Kee assistant receiver said. The bank closed October 9 1931 and has paid about 200 000 in previous dividends. Many checks in former payments remain uncalled for in the hailk.
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Wheeling
Central Union Trust Company
D. Stewart Mot Kee
East West gridiron practice outlines for big game
San Francisco Eastern and Western stars prepared for the city football clash with a detailed practice plan. Coaches Kerr Hanley Hollingsberg and Bible outlined 15 to 20 plays per side including footwork tackling and line backfield drills during January sessions.
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San Francis Eastern
V Stars
Srim
Mage
Andy Kerr
Dick Hanley
Orin Hollingsberg
Dana Bible
Woman Bowler Rolls Eighth Perfect Game
Pueblo, Dec 28. Mrs R J McCutcheon of Pueblo capped December by bowling her eighth perfect game in a St Paul tournament. Her 300 games this year include four this year and a world record 12 game average of 248.2. Her best series totaled 827 with scores 259 300 and 268.
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Pueblo
Col
R. J. McCutcheon
St. Paul Minn
Fail to Discover Body of Woman in Flood
Dec 28 Parsons reports ongoing search for the body of Mrs. Julian Carr 55 after a bridge collapse drowned 18 people. Otter creek and Dry Fork river remain flooded as 20 firemen wade the stream, aided by state police and volunteers, seeking the drowned woman.
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Parsons
Otter Creek
Dry Fork
Julian Carr
Parsons Volunteer Fire Department
New York and Boston Braves Set Seasonal Fielding Marks
The Ke sue clubs led by New York and Boston Bruins in 1932 with low errors and high fielding efficiency. Traves and teammates posted standout marks, including a club record for fewest errors and individual high achievements. The season featured strong defensive performance, surpassing major league standards set by the 1923 Yankees.
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New York
Boston Braves
Re.day
Ark
Chicago
New York Yankees
Democrats to Call Caucus in Charleston January
Charleston reports a possible Democratic party caucus in Charleston the week of January 9. Robert G. Kelly chairs the state executive committee and says lawmakers and leaders discussed linking legislative policy with a four year plan. Governor-elect H. Gump and other Democratic members may attend. A precise date was not set, with January 9 or 14 considered. The night of January 1 may be allotted to pre legislative caucus by both chambers.
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Democratic Party
Robert G.kelly
State Executive Committee
Kelly
H. Gump J
Board of Public Works
House
Senate
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