Hooray For Grayson Louis Lucky, So No Tears Here
NEA Sports Editor Harry Grayson critiques Joe Louis, noting his 17 years in boxing and earnings surpassing most athletes. Louis’s career ended amid questions of nostalgia, tax issues, and fairness, with contention that quitting earlier would have preserved his appeal and riches.
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Louis Lucky
Harry Grayson
NEA
NEW York
Joe Louis
Joe
Louis
Uncle Sam
Y Drives High Point YMCA Membership Drive Total Surpasses Goal
High Point YMCA membership drive ends strong with 37 new members added to date, pushing total past the 800 goal. Chairman Roy Culler and Co-Chairman Harry Bell praise the smooth process as annual awardsDinner honors top Y teams from the past two seasons. Jim mill is presents trophies while boxing jackets celebrate teamwork. Industrial Baseball League crowns go to Oakdale Cotton Mill with Triangle runner up. High Point Weaving takes basketball and softball crowns, with Thomas Car Works runner up in basketball. For 1951 Triangle claims Industrial Baseball crown, Oakdale second. Gray leagues see Ray Street sixth graders win tag football and basketball. Cloverdale softball winner and Johnson Street tag football winner for the school year 1950-51. About 300 attend the banquet.
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High Point
Y-M.c.a
Roy Culler
Harry Bell
Jimmy Millis
Eigh
Millis
Jack Smith
Oakdale Cotton Mill
Triangle
High Point Weaving
Heritage
Thomas Car Works
Oakdale
Ray Street
Cloverdale
Johnson Street
Regents Clear Maryland Athletics Of Deceit
University of Maryland regents released a 16 page report declaring the athletics program behind this year’s undefeated Sugar Bowl team shows no deceit or dishonor. The report, given to Governor Mechem amid concerns of over emphasis and commercialism, found no rule violations or dishonor tied to the university. President H C Byrd testified at the all day session before the report was made public.
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College Park
University of Maryland Regents
Mecheldin
Saul Streit
New York
Maryland
University of Maryland
Regents
H. C. Byrd
Legendary Dowt’on remains NC congressman after long tenure
Robert L. Coughton of the ninth district is expected to keep his seat for at least one more term amid rumors of retirement. Bob Doughton, North Carolina’s longest serving congressman, is called Farmer Bob and The Man. He has chaired Ways and Means longer than any in history and entered Congress during Taft’s presidency.
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Robert L. Coughton
Congress
Bob Doughton
North Carolinian
Adolf Sabath
Ilinois
Ways and Means
North Carolina
Farmer Bob
Muley Bob
Man Doughton
Thean
Roosevelt
Doughton
William Howard Taft
White House
Woodrow Wilson
Warren Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Bob Coughton
State Department of Labor
Census Bureau
Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Bureau
North
Farmer suspects foul play in wife and children's disappearance
FAULKTON South Dakota UP a farmer says his young wife Alberta Simpson and six children vanished with hired hand James Lockmey after he found no romance in the union. He fears Lockmey may have forced her to leave with him by threatening the children. Sheriff Martschinske noted Lockmey worked for the family about a month and that the missing trio were last seen near Onaka driving west.
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Faulakton
S.D
James Lockmey
Alberta Simpson
Sam Simpson
Simpson
Lockmey
Simpsons
Faulkton
Onaka
Otto Martschinske
Martschinske
End of 1951 Football Season Faces Bowl Berths
United Press reports the final weekend of the 1951 season shaping late title possibilities in the Southeastern and Southwest as Tennessee defends top ranking ahead of a Sugar Bowl bid, while Georgia Tech TCU Baylor and Army Navy also vie for conference crowns and Cotton or Orange Bowl berths amid several key matchups and upsets. Detroit replaces Villanova in Tulsa game after Dominic Liotta death. Texas eliminated from title contention by Texas A&M 22 21.
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United Press
NEW York
Tennessee
Army-Navy
Brass and Braid
Philadelphia
Southeastern
Maryland
Vanderbilt
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Tech
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Baylor
Rice
TCU
Army
Navy
California
Notre Dame
Miami
Nebraska
Marquette
San Jose State
George Washington
Furman
Holy Cross
Boston College
Midwest
Missour
Kansas State
Alabama
Auburn
Louisiana State
Tulane
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Southwest
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A&m
Detroit
Tulsa
Utah State
New Mexico
Hardin-Simmions
Texas Tech
Houston
North Texas State
Villanova
Dominic Liotta
Texas
Texas A&m
Pretty Posy Puzzle Across and Down Solve List
A compact word puzzle item lists clues for both horizontal and vertical entries. The mixed set includes plant references, colors, Latin abbreviations, and mythic terms, challenging readers to fill names, numbers, and historic terms across a newspaper-style puzzle page.
Sawed Nearly In Half Man Will Recover
A California carpenter, David Haun, 42, was nearly cut in half by a portable buzz saw during a supermarket remodel. Surgeons say he should recover with a permanent impairment after a six hour operation. His brother halted the saw as Haun turned to pick up wood and warned to be careful of his feet. Card of thanks follows.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
South Pacific
David Haun
Haun
Charles
David
Dave
Rooms for Rent with Light Housekeeping
Rooms for light housekeeping newly painted new stove and mattress Also room and board Near Bus Station 400 W Broad St Two unfurnished rooms upstairs Sil W Ray St Comfortable bedroom adjoining bath and steam heat 209 Montlieu Large furnished front bedroom twin beds steam heat close in Phone 47292 Nicely furnished bedroom with heat in private home Gentlemen preferred 313 Montheu Ave
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W. Broad St
Ray St
Montlieu
Montheu Ave
English St
Johnson
Ward Street
Broad St
Woodbury Ave
W. Willis
Italy census checks Cupid's aim in Rome marriages
Rome's new census aims to reveal if marriage rates still trail Paris Berlin London. Since World War I Rome averaged 6 to 7 marriages per 1,000, dipping to 3 in 1933, while London 9 to 10, Paris 9 to 11, and Berlin 10 to 13 per 1,000.
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Rome
Italy
Paris
Berlin
London
Cupid
City Council Approval Notice Published In High Point
The notice states that at the November meeting 1951 the High Point City Council approved publication of an official city notice in the High Point Enterprise as required by Chapter 725 of the 1947 General Session Laws. City Clerk Lois W. Smith ordered publication on November 7 1951 with dates 11/10 17 24 12/1.
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John James Corrigan
James A. Corrigan
Roberson, Haworth & Reese
Attys
North Carolina
Guilford County
Superior Court
Lee Wilsor
James D. Wright
Wright
James D_ Wright
High Point
N. C
High Point Township
Willis
Iime
Dowdy
James 3
Lovelace
Bull Run Creek
W. G. Ragsdale
Mits
Jamestown
City of
Hmit
Guilford
Davidson County
Guilford Country
Randolph County
S. E
S. W
N. W
High Point Enterprise
Lois W. Smith
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Grayson
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Ren Mike
Joe Walcott
Rocky Marciano
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Dark Destroyer
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Canebrakes
O.K
Capital Square
By Lynn Nisbet
Carolina
Facors
Durham
Norfolk & Western Railway
Goldsboro
Asheville
Cincinnati
Tarneel Farm Bureau
Paul Taylor
Flake Shaw
Farmer
East Indies
Pert
ALS
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Hebrides
Pele
Egypt
SMITE
Greenwood
Joe H. Smith
F. Marvin Greenwood
Santh and Greenwood
Smith and
Marvin Greenwood
Bertha P. Conia
H. G. Toeebell
Dwight
Floyd
Leon
Rodney
Pendry
Sis Jones St
Oakwood Court
Sheraton Hotel
Emerywood
Grace Flower Shop
APTS
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Walnut St
Thomasville
Apt
Lindsay St
Park Street
Old Winston Highway
Idol Green Company
Washington St
Kearns Bakery
Greensboro Road
White Bealt
N. Main St
Gredit
Harris Pharmacy
T. Oc. Ragsdale
Margaret Ragsdale
H. Strickland
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