Young Hunter Recalls Seein g Sea Serpent off Vancouver Island
In Victoria B C a 21 year old hunter Cyril Andrews and companion Norman Georgeson reported sighting Amy Cadborosaurus, the sea serpent, beside their duck boat at ten feet. Other witnesses include Captain N Prengel and First Officer A B Richards of the liner Santa Lucia, who saw it in the Gulf of Georgia. Andrews described a 40 foot brownish gray creature with a horse like head, snake like body, and teeth and tongue visible as it gulped a shot duck.
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Victoria
B. C
Amy Cadborosaurus
Vancouver Island
N. Prengel
A. &B. Richards
Santa Lucia
Gulf of Georgia
Cyril B. Andrews
Pender Harbor
Norman Georgeson
Andrews
Appeal Renewed for Broken Toys
Firemen busy in stations with tools and brushes repairing toys for Christmas. They prepare the rebuilt toys in new dress in anticipation of the annual holiday display and charity event.
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Broken Toys
Christmas Parade Toy Drive and Relief Medicine Pitch
An appeal accompanies a promotion for Dares Mentha Pepsin a stomach remedy sold by Mann Drug Co Economy Drug Co and others. The Fire Department led by Chief E K Ingram solicits toy donations through the Wednesday before Christmas to help needy children with a deadline and transport to stations.
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Atom
Dave
Mann Drug Co
Economy Drug Co
E. K. Ingram
Ingram
Distrbuton
Wise elephants flee as driver ants sweep from jungles
Armies of driver ants advance across African landscapes forcing elephants to retreat. The coordinated insect assault overwhelms peripheral resistance, pushing wildlife to move. A South African ecological observer notes the ants’ rapid, disciplined foraging and expansive impact.
North Carolina newspapermen plan governor dinner in Raleigh
North Carolina editors and staffers will gather in Raleigh for the third annual governor dinner with Governor Ehringhaus as guest and speaker. Dean I O Schaub of NC State College will speak, and John A Park will act as toastmaster. The event emphasizes a dry state with non alcohol toasts and a pre dinner reception.
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Raleigh
Newspapermen of
North Carolina
Ehringhaus
I. O. Schaub
N. C. State College
John A. Park
Raleigh Times
Commonwealths
Jonathan Daniels
Frank Graham
University of North Carolina
State College
Don Elias
Asheville
Josh Horne
Rocky Mount
Train collision kills two as landslide derails freight
At Cherry Hill Virginia a landslide pushed a southbound freight onto northbound tracks, killing two trainmen Edward Kuhn and W H Jordan Jr and injuring several crew members and passengers. The Jacksonville to Washington flier remained on the tracks and safety cars saved many passengers. Through traffic was diverted, and Richmond to Washington service was disrupted.
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Fredericksburg
Cherry Hill
Here
Edwardb. Kuhn
W. H. Jordan, Jr
Richmond
D. B. Winfree
R. E. Mitchell
E. V. Hall
Ashland
L. W. Gills
Jim Sessions
New York
B. J. Nicholson
Hillman St
New Bedford
Mass
H. H. Lavenstein
Petersburg
David Cohert
Record tobacco sales exceed eighty million pounds on Winston market
Winston Salem reports season tobacco sales surpassing 80 million pounds with 959 948 pounds sold for 173 196 32 dollars at an average of 18 04 per hundred weight. Total payments top 5 250 000 dollars, season average sits near 44 cents per hundredweight, and projections show roughly 46 million pounds sold with payments over 8 million, aided by 65 percent of crop sold and favorable prices. John Young of Rockingham county, who has sold here since 1880, delivered another load before nearing age 80.
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Winston-Salem
Winston- Salem
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
John Young
Rockingham County
Winson-Salem
Columbia Spectator Objects To Rose Bowl Tilt
The Columbia Spectator denounces Columbia University's invitation to the football team to play Stanford in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day. The editorial argues the trip defies the university’s standards, disrupts academics, and would interfere with basketball duties.
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New York
Columbia Spectator
Columbia University
Stanford
Spectator
United States
Pasadena
Cocks Enter 1934 Football Season Under Scrutiny
The article quotes editorials calling the venture a step backward for intercollegiate football while naming South Carolina players Thomas Jefferson Craig Freeman Huskey and Fort Clary Buddy Morehead as team leaders and alternates for next year.
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Versity
South Carolina
Thomas Jefferson Craig
Freeman Huskey
Fort Clary
Hack
Buddy Morehead
Linemen To Lead Gamecocks In 1934
Columbia South Carolina December 1934 preview notes linemen to guide the Gamecocks in the upcoming season. The feature outlines key players and team prospects for the year.
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Gamecocks
Bible class holds meeting with social hour and treats
The adult Bible class met Wednesday night led by Mrs. V. V. Horney. Thanks giving boxes were filled for six aged and shut-ins. Fun gifts were exchanged during the social hour. Cake and hot grape juice were served. The next gathering will be at the S. S. hut followed by a pot luck supper.
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V. V. Horney
S. S. Hut
Clemson selects Henry Woodward as next year captain
Clemson college football announces Henry Woodward, halfback, as captain for the next season with Stanley Fellers named alternate captain. Both players are former Columbia high school alumni. Also reported is the funeral of Herbert R. Millard, 58, a Asheville realtor, held yesterday after a long illness.
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Clemson College
S. C
Clemson
Henry Woodward
Stanley Fellers
Woodward
Fellers
Columbia High School
Asheville
Herbert R. Millard
Martha Jane Thrift Returns Home From St Leo’s Hospital
Martha Jane, daughter of Dr and Mrs O A Thrift, has returned home after several weeks as a patient at St Leo s Hospital in Greensboro.
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Martha Jane
Thanksgiving Gatherings Spread Through High Point
Mr and Mrs Tom Bame shared Thanksgiving with Mrs Bames mother in High Point. Mrs Rhoda Johnson of High Point visited the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Smith for the weekend.
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Mrs
Tom Bame
Mrs. Bame
High Point
Rhoda Johnson
Frank Smith
Chicago Students Attend School for Months
The passage notes residents in Chicago have been attending school for the past several months, reflecting ongoing educational activity amid unspecified circumstances.
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Chicago
Social visit notes in Greensboro household
Miss Helen Davis and Mrs. T. J. Jones were all day guests Wednesday of last week at the home of Mrs. Buster Smith in Greensboro, visiting the former's sister.
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Helen Davis
T. J. Jones
Buster Smith
Greensboro
Sampsons Visit Jordan Thanksgiving Day
Mr and Mrs Edgar Sampson of Greensboro visited Mr and Mrs R T Jordan on Thanksgiving Day in a social greeting in the city notes.
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Edgar Sampson
Greensboro
R. T. Jordan
Leonard Skeen and Varney Horney Return Home
Leonard Skeen and Varney Horney have returned home after a period away. They arrived to a warm reception from family friends and neighbors.
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Leonard Skeen
Varney Horney
Visit Highlights From High Point Guests
Cecil Lowe and his children hosted last Wednesday night with the children's grandmother Mrs. Bondurant of High Point among the guests. Mrs. J. P. Perdue Mrs. Will Hinson and F. A. Perdue of High Point visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith Sunday afternoon.
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Cecil Lowe
Mrs. Bondurant
High Point
J. P. Perdue
Will Hinson
F. A. Perdue
Frank Smith
Quaterly Meeting At Central Friends Church
Several local residents attended the Quarterly Meeting held at Central Friends Church in High Point last Saturday, gathering for worship and discussion.
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Central Friends Church
High Point
Miss Frances Williams Week-end Guest at Groometown
Miss Frances Williams spent the week-end at Groometown as the guest of Miss Lucille Groome, enjoying hospitality and social visits in the locality.
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Frances Williams
Groometown
Lucille Groome
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