Carolina Eleven’s Success Tied to State High School Training
North Carolina’s university team, all Tar Heel residents, posted a high scoring season with an average of over three touchdowns per game against ten opponents. Analysts credit vast high school development and coaching, predicting many youths will join varsity squads in upcoming years. The recap lists scores against Duke rivals, Dixie foes, and a Yale outing, showing strong regional preparation and competitive ranges across the state.
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Arlotte
Associated Press
Universty of
Stason
Yale
Tac Heels
Dacson
Vander Bilt
Georgia Tech
North Carolina
University
Aga Jgst
Traty
State
Guilford
Wake Forest
Elon
North Carolna
Trinuity
South Carolina
Maryland
Talene
Virginia Military Institute
Davidson
Virginia
Randolph Macon
Rodnoke College
Wake
Washington and Lee
Virginia -Miliiary Institute
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Mary- Ind
Trinity
Trempden-Bidney
David Son
Oglethorpe
Avakin Forest
Wolford
Presbyterian College of South Carolina
Winter and Mary
Hampden-Sidney
Lenoir
Erakine
Frioty and
Henry
Itilierd
Lynchburg Callegs
Devideon
Reanske
Randulph- Macon
Supreme Court to Hear Three Cases Booze Ship Trial
Fayetteville man charged with selling stolen automobiles has had his case continued. Judge Lyon retires after 16 years and will hear Ku Klux Klan cases against W Y Guerard with defense arguing for trial. Guerard’s embezzlement claims range from 60 000 to 100 000, with 12 000 still owed to him.
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Fayetteville
Clayton
BR Superior Court
C. C. Lyon
Lyon
Ku Klux Klan
W. Y. Guerard
King Kleagle
Guerard
Raleigh
Bailey
Secret Order
Swain
Messrs
Bailey and
Johnson
Nation rich in mineral wealth highlighted by survey report
The Geological Survey reports 65,000,000 acres of coal lands 6,500,000 acres petroleum lands 4,100,000 acres oil shale and 42,700,000 acres phosphate areas reserved on government lands. It also produced 13,544 square miles of topographic maps 11,000 river measurements across 321 states and studied radium ore deposits in Utah and groundwater flows in Nevada.
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Washington
Geological Survey
Utah
Nevada
No Alarm Over the Oil Supply
Chicago reports no alarm over oil supply as gasoline use climbs with engine advances. Mr Manning of the Industrial Research laboratories discusses a future motor fuel fed by a single distillate from crude to refined, avoiding redistillation.
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Trang
Chicago
Manning
Industrial. Research Laboratories
Sugar Foot Gaffney Heads Orpheum Week in High Point
Orpheum announces Sugar Foot Gaffney and his Big Musical Revue for a week of entertainment. The run features additional acts and film features including The Jungle Goddess episodes, Pall of the Hills, and Eddie Polo in Capt. Kidd, with shows Wednesday through Saturday.
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Augar-Foot
Gaffney
Orpheum
Orvpheum
Sugar-Foot
Sugar- Foot
High Point
Neil
Ascns
Kim i
Toa & Ite
Amusemant Mnext
Additon
Sugar-Feet
Ente
Traimers
Irving Cremmings
Eddie Polo
All Seria
Capt. Kidd
Representative Millepaugh resigns from Missouri 1st District seat
The resignation of Rep Frank C Millepaugh a Republican from Missouri's 1st District after his defeat in the recent election is announced in Washington on December 8. The move leaves the seat vacant as the party seeks a successor.
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Laine Duck
Commissioner of Finance Visits State Officials
A report notes Eccepiggk app Ol BiBeR Lass, the commissioner of finance of his state, arriving today to meet with housing representatives and discuss fiscal matters.
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Eccepiggk
Biber Lass
Adventists Announce Purchase Of Former Grace Church
Newport News Va December 9 W L Adkins presiding elder announces purchase of the building formerly used by Grace Methodist church at Forty fifth and Huntington avenue by the Seventh Day Adventists formal mark in Tidewater district.
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Newport News
Grace
Methodist Church
Fifth
Huntington Avenue
Seventh Day Adventists
W. L. Adkins
Tidewater
Motion Picture Industry to Market America to World
Chicago Dec 11 Will Hays urges Christian Advocate readers to aid American films in teaching world audiences about American life and ideals He notes producers supply most films shown globally and stress clean high standard content while planning fifty six new titles to guide future output through MP P D I committee.
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Chicago
America
Will H. Hays
Christian Advocate
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Hayes
Hays
Motion Picture Producers and Distrbutors, Inc
Russell Trial Rests in Oxford Damage Suit
Defense in the damage suit filed by Miss Francis Birkhead against Governor rests as court adjourns in Oxford Mississippi with Associated Press report.
Russell Rested Case As Attorneys Seek Rebuttal Time
In federal district court Lee M. Russell rested its case and the plaintiff’s lawyers asked for time to confer with witnesses for rebuttal testimony before a 2 o'clock recess. Separately observers noted Henry Ford as a possible Alabama Senate candidate.
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Lee M. Russell
Federal District Court
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Catawba
Craverford
Roanoke
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Herrinden City
Lynchburg
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State College
Wofford
Presbyterian Colege
Furman
Lenoir College
King College
Tennessee Tornado
Guilvord
Rpheusy
O’bbrnien’s Minstrels
Doc. Dorimam
Supreme Court
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L. C. Amery
Admiralty
Marchioness of Crew
France
Uae
the Grocer
Winston-Salem
Ae Point Motor Lines
Winston-Salem Zinzendorf Drag Company
High Point Main Drug Company
The
Croesus
Mother's Choice
Clinard Milling Company
Tery
Henry Ford
Senate
Alabama
CIGA
Fatima
Liccett & Myrzis
UBC
China
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