Y M C A Grapplers Meet Davidson Here Tonight
High Point College Panthers defeat the Y M C A basketball team 44 to 31 in a hard fought game paced by Ray Intreri and Broadus Culler. Culler led scoring with 14 points, Thomas of the Y with 10, as the Triangles prepare for a return engagement next Friday in Harrison gym.
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Ray Intrer
Broadus Culler
Collegians
Ray Intreri
Purple Panthers
High Points College
cOllegans
Yow
Inters Andler
Nierwesge
Thomas
Cooper
Ilie Spencer
Culler
Triangles
Harrison Gymnas
Bill Shepherd
Western Maryland University
Bill
Westminster
Davidson
Miami Itmore Open Faces Large Field and Prizes
In Miami on December 8 the Fifth annual Itmore open drew over 200 entrants facing a two day event. Golfers split into three divisions with a total prize pool of 12 500 and top prizes of 2 500 in the first group and 5 000 in the third group. The field includes a bomber squadron of veteran players and 242 club professionals hoping to claim the 1 500 top prize and beat the bombing squadron.
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Miami
Fia
Dom
Jonel Henry L. Doherty
Bears Meet Giants In Pro Grid Playoff Sunday
New York hosts a championship playoff at the Polo Grounds as the Chicago Bears challenge the New York Giants. The Bears, 13 game winners, are favored over the Giants with a potential 60 000 crowd expected for 2 pm EST kickoff.
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Bears
Giants
New York
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
E Bears
Rks
New Yorkers
Chicago
Field Trials Run Day Behind Schedule at Pinehurst Meet
The Point to Point Club of America annual field trial meet at Pinehurst runs a day late as the open event required two days due to breed and age constraints. Nepkin's Sport a white and liver pointer won the members' all-age stake delaying schedule.
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Pinehurst
Pointer Club of America
Nepkin
Nepkin’s Carolina Bill Tops Local Birding Meet
Nepkin's Carolina Bill a white and black pointer placed second in the event. Jay F. Carlisle of New York owned and handled both first and second. Walker's Tornado Paul owned by Dr. E. V. Benbow of Winston-Salem finished third. Radiola owned by Miss Claudia Phelps found fourth. Nepkin's Sport found three coveys and Nepkin's Carolina Bill two coveys. overall, birds were more plentiful than in eight prior meets.
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Nepkin
Carolina Bill
Jay F. Carlisle
New York
Walker
Tornado Paul
E. V. Benbow
Winston-Salem
Radiola
Claudia Phelps
Aiken
8. C
Kansas City Leads American Pro Loop
Memphis hosts the league standings showing Kansas City atop the table with 6 wins and 11 losses. Louisville and Charlotte follow, while Memphis sits behind with a .683 winning percentage. Tomorrow's games include Dallas at Charlotte and Kansas City at Memphis.
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Kansas City
Memphis
Tenn
wLhiiliorpet
Louisville
Charlotte
Alee Ce Se SE Ee Ae Wong
Dallas
Last Sunday's Scores Show Lopsided Results
Dallas 0 Louisaville 138 and Charlotte 0 Memphis 138 dominated by Louisaville and Memphis in a pair of one sided outcomes. The summaries record two games with Louisaville and Memphis delivering 138 point margins.
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Dallas
Louisaville
Charlotte
Memphis
South Approves Bankhead Act Policy for Cotton
The commission endorses continuing the Bankhead Act though imperfect. They urge uniform grades for cotton, daily price publication, and a code for fair competition in cottonseed crushing. Objectives include parity prices for farmers and preserving export trade under a permanent policy aligned to American living standards.
Republican state delegation to meet in Hickory
W C Meekins state Republican chairman calls the Republican state legislative delegation to convene in Hickory on December 14 to craft a legislative program and outline priorities for the session. The notice sets the gathering as a pre session planning meeting.
Cultured cream marketed widely by milk dealers
Sour cream is being marketed as cultured cream by a large percentage of milk dealers in the country, signaling a branding shift in dairy products.
Strong Clubs Clash Upon Mat In First Match
Davidson College wrestlers arrive for a meet with the YMCA matmen at 8:30 tonight on the YMCA floor. Davidson aims to repeat a 22-10 victory over Spray YMCA and faces local opponents with lineups featuring Moffitt Dillon Thompson Owen and Shirey and Fort. Local coaches plan to choose Parks Bell Nolen Lea McLaurin Summey Hurdle and Scott among others for the showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson College
Wildcats
Jocko” McLaurin
Charlie Nolen
Davidson
Moffitt
Dillon
Thompson
Nolen
Art Lea
Johnson
McLaurin
Hinkle
Summey
Evans
Hurdle Lea
Scott
V. O. Jones
Snowfall Reports Hit States. Child Killed by House Fire
Snow covers the mountains as a first winter snowfall hits the region. In Mt Airy, six year old Virginia Jones was fatally burned when her clothing caught fire from an open flame as her mother Cora Jones tried to smother the flames.
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North Carolina
Virginia Jones
Mt. Airy
Cora Jones
Wintry storm leaves many dead across states
The country faced a severe blizzard with at least nineteen fatalities. Temperatures plunged below zero in Rochester Minnesota and Owls Head New York as the storm swept from the Rockies to the East. Michigan reported seven deaths, including five from stove fires. a shoveling accident and a road slip claimed two more. The Carolinas, Washington, Harvard, and Wisconsin also recorded fatalities amid icy conditions.
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OV AssocurTo
Rockies
Mid-West
Rochester
Minn
Owls Head
Upper
New York State
Galena
Ill
Sero
Michigan
Carolinas
Snoqualmie Pass
Washington
Tilmots
Charles Jons
Harvard
A. Puffet
Oto
Wisconsin
Last Letters From Green and Black Published
A newspaper notice reproduces two letters from BAB. G. GREEN urging faith in Jesus. The missives warn of eternal separation in Remorse for those who refuse God and Jesus and promise Heaven for believers. The letters were addressed to friends of the men and delivered at their request to The Enter-
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Cor
God
Jesus
Bab
G. Green
Swimming power couple wow crowds at YMCA pool exhibition
Former Olympic champion Helen Wainwright Stellings and her husband Lieut Stellings drew a large crowd at the YMCA pool. The pair demonstrated basic strokes the American crawl and fancy diving with support from Lloyd Whitley and the YMCA swimming club.
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Helen Wainwright
H. C. Stellings
Lieut. Stellings
University of Georgia
Lloyd Whitley
M. C. A. Swimming Club
Irish-Trojan Game Heads List Of Scattered Battles
New York December 8 1934 college football season summary notes the Southwest Conference carrying most of the burden with Texas Christian Texas A and M and SMU as leaders. Southern California and Notre Dame clash while Tennessee ends Bob Neyland’s nine year Knoxville tenure. Future matchups include TCU vs Santa Clara A and M vs Michigan State SMU vs Washington University and Saint Marys Gaels vs USF.
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New York
Los Angeles
Southern California
Trojans
Howard Jones
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame Ramblers
Texas
Navy
Pittsburgh
Texas Christian
Southern
Methodist
Texas A
Tennessee
Louisiana State
Knoxville
Bob Neyland
J. Mary's Gaels
University of San Francisco
France Vows Support for Yugoslavia Amid Hungary Moves
France stands with Yugoslavia in recent Hungary related actions. Laval calls for abstention from actions threatening territorial integrity and proposes an international framework to repress political crimes. He urges focus on identifying accomplices in the Marseille outrage and asserts Hungary must ensure proper repression.
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France
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Laval
Marseille
Yugoslavia Considers Milder Deportation Policy
Belgrade officials hinted a softer line in handling foreigners amid Hungary Yugoslavia tensions. Deportations of unde naturalized Hungarians were planned where denouncement of Hungarian citizenship had not occurred, while Yugoslav troops denying border demonstrations issued by the foreign ministry.
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Belgrade
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Paris and Budapest React to Little Entente War Threats
Paris papers discuss Dr Eduard Benes warning that the Little Entente will defend its integrity with war. In Budapest the cabinet withholds comment on Yugoslavia expulsions as refugees rise to 2426 officially with many more sheltered in villages.
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Paris
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Entente
Pertgax
Echo de Paris
League
Geneva
Thomasville Hi schedules five conference grid games for 1935
Western class B high schools map out 1935 football schedules at a meeting led by E R Rankin. Spence Reidsville Mount Airy Thomasville Burlington and Leaksville form the western race with each team playing the others once.
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Thomasville HI
Winston-Salem
Dec
E. R. Rankin
State Association
Robert B. Lee
Spencer
Reidsville
Mount Airy
Thomasville
Burlington
Leaksville
Ralph Barker
E. L. Vick
L. J. Perry
Bill Hall
Beldaville
Walter Robertson
Mt. Airy
D. W. Mattox
H. Werner
B. E B. Hood
D. L. Kernodle
Chapel Hill
U S Olympic participation debated at Miami convention
The Amateur Athletic Union cleared the way for full participation in the 1936 Berlin Olympics by sidetracking opposition and endorsing the American Olympic committee’s decision. Eleanor Holm Jarrett’s amateur status is questioned over an endorsement, though investigations found no grounds for disqualifying her.
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Miami
Fila
Amateur Athletic Union
Miami Biltmore
America
Berlin
Avery Brundage
Germany
Brundage
Tee
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
Harundage
Central Association of Chicago
Metropolitan Association of New York
Traffic Terror on Border Raises Inspection Question
A fragment notes border traffic terror concerns and mentions that official checks had not occurred, signaling scrutiny over border control procedures and safety measures.
Szeged Decides to Stand Rather Than Defend City
Hungarian military command vows to sacrifice Szeged if attacked across the Yugoslav border. A small artillery cadre and light infantry would hold a hilly area 15 miles from the frontier while police guard protests and sworn statements cite incursions by Chetniks. Farmers offer civil guard help. officials fear clashes.
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Szeged
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Wheth Chetike
Hungarian Terrtory
Four Nations Propose Armed Guards for Saar Patrol
The Saar crisis prompts an international patrol plan with Italy and Britain signaling strong backing while the Little Entente vows to defend unity if needed. Gen Viscount Prasea arrives to organize the force as Yugoslavia accuses Hungary in King Alexander’s assassination.
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Sebastian Visconti Prasea
Saar
Prasea
League
Europe
Viscount Stanhope
England
Geneva
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Alexander
Boston Braves Plan Dog Track Scheme Amid Losses
Boston Braves president Emil Fuchs seeks to recoup losses by backing racing dogs at Braves Field or Fenway Park with a new corporation. National League opposition cites gambling links and threatens a clash at next week’s meetings. Phillies president Gerald Nugent weighs whether Fuchs can remain Braves head if home games move to Fenway Park.
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New York
Emil Fuchs
Boston Braves
Financial Red
National League
Massachusetts Racing Commission
Puchs
Braves Field
Ford Frick
Frick
Braves
Fenway Park
Gerald Nugent
Phillies
Fuchs
Council Session Probes Terrorism and International Talks
A council session on counter terror measures unfolds amid tight security as detectives fill the building and photographers are barred. Officials deny firearm fears. An international conference on combating terror is seen as a possible outcome, with delegates urging an accord against bands of assassins. Benes supports a treaty between the Little Entente and Hungary to defend against Yugoslavia’s alleged terror acts. Eckhardt denies Hungary’s complicity in the assassination. The era of new Martin flying boats would shorten trans Pacific travel to about 60 hours, boosting US reach toward China. Pan American and Imperial Airways discuss joint trans Atlantic and world service, though currently paused. Pan American has long ties across the Americas and the West Indies.
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Tevfik Rushdi Bey
Benes
Tibor Eckhardt
Hungary
America
Youngstown
Buenos Aires
Ater
Martin
United States
China
West Indies
South and
Central America
Plot talk at Youngstown sparks Yugoslav king plot claims
Reports from Geneva spark claims that a Youngstown meeting was the hatchery for an assassination plot against King Alexander of Yugoslavia. Croatian and Hungarian communities dispute plotting, urging restraint as protests mount in Cleveland to President Roosevelt.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Balkans
Geneva
Alexander
Yugoslavia
Belgium
Joseph Kraja
United States
Canada
Tibor Eckhardt
League of Nations
Marseille
Branemir Jelic
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Hungary
Christian Fellowship
Transpacific Air Transport Becomes Reality in Spring
The article notes a shift in the timeline for scheduled air transport with the Pacific route gaining prominence over the Atlantic as trade with the Far East grows. It cites America's existing Orient presence and a seven billion dollar world trade lure shaping the forecast for a spring realization.
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Atlantic
Far East
America
Orient
93 Percent of Farm Loans Repaid in Georgia and Carolinas
Georgia and Carolina farmers with short term loans from production credit associations have repaid over 93 percent of the 6.2 million dollars lent, covering about 30 000 farmers by November 30. Florida loans extended for citrus production will mature next year. Ernest Graham lauded the cooperative credit system and praised repayment records.
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Washington
Georgia
Carolina
Ernest Graham
Production Credit Corporation of Columbia
8. C
Florida
Columbia District
South Atlantic
Mr. Graeham
Farm Credit Administration
Thas
NYC Taxable Real Estate Valued Near 19 Billion
New York City reported taxable real estate assessments totaling close to 19 billion dollars for the prior year. The figure reflects the overall property tax base used for municipal budgeting and fiscal planning.
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New York City
Notice of Pardon Application for Walter L Poovey
This notice states Walter L Poovey confined in the State Prison requests a pardon from the Governor of North Carolina for larceny of an automobile. Objections must be filed with Edwin M Gill, Pardon Commissioner, Raleigh, on the date shown December 1934.
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North Carolina
Walter L. Poovey
Edwin M. Gill
Raleigh
L. B. Poovey
Notice of Sale of Land in Guilford County North Carolina
Public auction for cash at Guilford County Court House in Greensboro High Point area December 21 1934 at 2 o clock. Property located at the intersection of Jones Street and Meador Street in High Point described as the lot with Meador Street frontage and line adjustments. Substituted trustee Laurence F Lee announces sale under a 1929 deed of trust with prior liens noted. Dalton and Pickens Attorneys represent the Life Insurance Company.
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J. H. Everham
M. S. Everhart
C. M. Hause
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Laurence F. Lee
C. M. Hauser
Register of Deeds
Guilford
Court House
Greeneboro
N. C
High Point
Jones Street
Meador
Willonby Street
Meador Street
Lou Hayworth
Casolinia
Laurence ¥. Lee
Life Insurance Company
Dalton & Pickens
Attys
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Panthers
High Point College
Rodgers
Rodgers Ig
P. College
Hinke
Batley
Niami Tournc
SOUTH
Bankhead
Ouring
Budapest
Rao
Reidaville
Ideville
Thomanville
Leakaville
Leakeville
Learsville
Redeville
U. S
Jimmy Maloney
Boston
Beantown Biffer
Trafic
Miami, Fla
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