Eight Applications On File At State College For Coaching Position
North Carolina State athletic offices report eight applications for the head football coach post. The athletic council, amid student protests, will reconvene next Wednesday to review candidates and consider retaining former coach John P. Smith.
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State College
Raleigh
P— Wight
N. C
Athletic Council
John P. “Clipper” Smith
Walter C. Crawford
Miami
Richard Daugherty
Albion College
Michigan
B. E. Lenoir
Bluefield Colleges
West Virginia
Thomas E. McCann
University of Miami
Andy Gustafson
University of Pittsburgh
V. P
Don Furot
North
East Teachers College
Missouri
Lynn Miller
Kentucky
Harry Robertson
Oglethorpe University
Charlie” Moran
Catawba College
Butch Slaughter
University of Virginia
N. C. State
Jack McDowall
Rollins College
Florida
Smith
Young Pro Coltrin Leads California Open After Two 68s
Ben Coltrin of San Francisco shot 68 in the first round and 68 in the second, putting him two strokes ahead in the California open at Lakewood. Leo Diegel and Olin Dutra tied for second at 70, with Abe Espinosa at 71 and several others near par 72.
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Long Beach
Calif
San Francisco
Ben Coltrin
Lakewood Country Club
Coltrin
California
Leo Diegel
Philadelphia
Olin Dutra
Santa Monica
Abe Espinosa
Chicago
Archie Hambrick
Zanesville
Levi Lynch
Dallas
Tex
Ky Laffoon
Denver
Fred Morrison
Pasadena
MacDonald Smith
Nashville
New York
Harry Cooper
Mortie Dutra
Detroit
Jimmy Hines
Cooper
Dutra
Hines
Fights Last Night Report From Multiple Cities
Boxing results from New York to Philadelphia list wins by Canzoneri Locatelli Hayes Feldman Hogan Carl ton Berlier Cohan Terry Ketchell Herera Cox Morris Man dell Rowsey Poloni Nebo Bashara and others with points and knockouts across Galveston St. Louis Fort Worth St Joseph Fargo Hollywood and Norfolk events.
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New York
Tony Canzoneri
Cleto Locatelli
Italy
Petey Hayes
Brooklyn
Lew Feldman
Billy Hogan
Piermont
N. Y
Frankie Carlton
Jersey City
Galveston
Tex
Ervin Berlier
Fargo
N. D
Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Sherald Kennard
Hollywood
Frank Rowsey
Los Angeles
Tony Poloni
Reno
Nev
Philadelphia
Pete Nebo
Key West
Fla
Toots Bashara
Norfolk
Former Roosevelt aide seeks work in Wake County
Leroy Jones once served as chauffeur, valet and masseur to President Franklin D. Roosevelt and now appears on Wake County re employment lists in Raleigh. Jones, living in Knightdale, filed an application for work along with a letter of recommendation from Roosevelt dated 1923. He seeks a chauffeur or valet position while awaiting assignment. James T. Maddrey, re employment director, said Jones registered this week.
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Raleigh
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wake County
Leroy Jones
Knightdale
United States
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Hyde Park
Jones
James T. Maddrey
Bears Meet Giants Sunday For Crown In Pro Grid Ranks
Chicago Bears host the New York Giants at Wrigley field for the National pro gridiron title. The Bears seek back to back crowns after finishing first in the western division while the Giants led the eastern half. Both teams split their two regular season games.
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Giants
Chicago
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Wrigley Field
Connie Mack Junior Leads Blue Devils Past Baltimore
Connie Mack Jr the Duke basketball center led the Blue Devils to a 33 25 victory over Baltimore. He scored 10 points and helped a second half rally from a slim 11 10 halftime deficit to secure the win in Baltimore.
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Blue Devils
Baltimore
McGillicuddy
Duke University
Philadelphia Athletics
Mack
Durham
Demon Deacons Shoot Past Catawba In Opening Victory
Wake Forest opened with a 58 to 26 win over Catawba College as Captain Swing scored 13 and Hack Malloy added 12 points while Joe Mulhern contributed 11. The Demon Deacons, buoyed by long range shooting, rushed to a comfortable early lead.
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Wake Forest
Catawba College
Demon Deacons
Captain Swing
Hack Malloy
Joe Mulhern
Anatomy of the Boa Constrictor's Bite and Wrap
Boa constrictors crush their prey by coiling tightly around the body while teeth point backward toward the throat. They devour victims whole after swiftly suffocating them.
Soapless Shampoos for Fine Hair Care Tips
A 1931 washing guide from NEA advises soapless shampoos to avoid soapy deposits on fine hair. It details selecting reliable brands, applying oil, thorough rinsing with progressively cooler water, and alternative liquid soaps if needed. Emphasizes rinsing, drying in sun, and gentle handling of the scalp.
Bill Jarrell to Take Bar Exam
William Marvin Jarrell son of Mr and Mrs T M Jarrell of 119 Lindsay Street is among 77 applicants to file notice of intention to take the first bar examination to be given by the state bar board of examiners in Raleigh on January 29 The 1933 38 legislature which incorporated the state bar as a self governing association empowered it to give the semi annual examination and license attorneys The last examination by the Supreme court was given last August with 79 of the 200 applicants failing to pass.
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William Marvin Jarrell
T. M. Jarrell
Lindsay Street
Board of Examiners
State Bar
Raleigh
Supreme Court
Government Offers Gold Price at 34.01 per Ounce
The government again offers $34.01 an ounce for newly mined domestic gold. This rate matches the RFC price quoted since December 1 and compares with the London price of $32.25 based on a sterling opening at $5.10 ½ to the pound.
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Washington
RFC
London
Health note on tularemia from rabbit exposure
Dr Morris Fishbein warns hunters and families to avoid rab bitti disease tularemia from rabbits and ticks. He urges gloves when cleaning game and thorough cooking, plus avoiding open wounds and contact with infected tissues to prevent infection.
Tibetan Parents Choose Daughter's Bridegroom and Date
In a traditional arranged match, parents select the groom and wedding date for their daughter without her knowledge. The marriage is sprung on the unsuspecting bride at the final moment, highlighting cultural norms and potential conflicts over autonomy.
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Tibet
Lee Miller Killed by Neighbor's Loaded Hunting Gun
In Winston-Salem a 40 year old man, Lee Miller, dies instantly when a neighbor's 9 year old son hands him a gun that explodes after shells were reinserted by the child while the father slept. Carl Charles reports removing shells after the hunting trip.
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Lee Miller
Winston-Salem
Carl Charles
Charles
Rudolph
Mr. Miller
Miller
Used Car Sparks Major Fire At Pasquotank Garage
In Elizabeth City a $50 used car caused a fire at Pasquotank Motor Co. garage with damage estimated at $9,000 to $10,000. Ignition short circuit started the blaze at 12 32 and fire crews fought for an hour using eight hose lines and a turret gun. Insurance partly covered the loss.
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Elizabeth City
Pasquotank Motor Company
Prison staff member injured in vehicle collision in North Carolina
A. E. Cole of the state prison staff was injured in a crash between Apex and Pittsboro last night. He was hospitalized in Pittsboro for tests to determine internal injuries and the extent of his condition.
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Raleigh
A. E. Cole
State’s Prison
Pittsboro
Apex
Cole
Primo Carnera to defend title in Miami Feb 22
Madison Square Garden announced Primo Carnera agreed to defend his heavyweight title against Tommy Loughran in Miami on February 22. Negotiations stalled over terms with promoter Louis Soresi, while Loughran sought better terms. Carnera declared plans to fight in Italy and return to pursue further bouts as he faces financial pressures.
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Miami
New York
Florida
Madison Square Garden
the Garden
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Miami Fe
Louis Soresi
Billy Duffy
Carnera
Soresi
Jim Corbett
Charley Mitchell
Jacksonville
Jack Dempsey
Bill Brennan
Old Garden
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Loughran
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Jack Sharkey
Ray Impellitiere
Tommy
Italy
Max Baer
Bear
Qily
Paulino Azcudun
Rome
Max Schmeling
The
Teuton
Pension checks for Guilford Confederate veterans widows issued
The Guilford county clerk of superior court releases the semi annual pension payments from the state auditor for Confederate veterans and widows. New beneficiaries include David L. Miller and Jacob Wagoner with many widows listed in class A and B, and the June 15 distribution date.
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State Auditor's
A. Wayland Cooke
Superior Court
David L. Miller
16Th Regiment
Jacob Wagoner
North Carolina
Ann Eliza Dennis
Alice A. Fogleman
Ellen Jane Mangum
Frances A. Tankersley
James P. Lash
Barbara Jane Brown
S. M. Brown
Julia Layton
Isaac Layton
Mittie W. Lindsay
William D. Lindsay
Claudia Delia Wilkerson
Daniel Wilkerson
Martha M. Brown
Martha Jane Christman
Permelia M. Dean
Henrietta Fleming
J. O. Hall
Roberta R. Renn
Mary H. Tate
Martha Warlick
Jane _ Albertine Fritts
Davidson County
Cabinet Resigns in Madrid as Lerroux Likely to Form
The cabinet of Premier Diego Martinez Barrios resigned today in Madrid. Barrios advised President Zamora to appoint former Premier Alejandro Lerroux to form a new government.
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Madrid
Diego Marnez Barrios
Associated Press
Barrios
Alcala Zamora
Alejandro Lerroux
South Carolina to Play Nine Foes on Gridiron in 1934
South Carolina outlines a nine game 1934 football schedule with key games at Erskine, VMI, N C State and Clemson. The season opens September 29 at Duke, and closes November 29 against Washington and Lee in Columbia.
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South Carolina
Erskine
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Colubia
N. C. State
Ral
Citadel
Orangeby
Clemson
Columbia
V. P
Canzoneri Seeks Rematch With Ross For Lightweight Title
Tony Canzoneri pressed for a third bout with Barney Ross after defeating Anacleto Locatelli in ten rounds at Madison Square Garden. The New York fighter earned a shot at Ross, who previously defeated Canzoneri in Chicago and in a rematch here. The Garden aims to stage the title bout as an upcoming feature of the indoor season. Locatelli showed courage, but Canzoneri failed to stop the challenger.
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New York
Tony Canzoneri
Barney Ross
Anacleto Locatelli
Italy
Madison Square Garden
Pain
Tony
Challen
Ross
Garden
Canzoneri
Locatelli
Tax Burden Lifted In N. C. In 1933 By Legislative Acts
Raleigh records show the legislature cut the state property tax by 11.48 million dollars and reduced the total tax burden by 6.32 million as of 1933. An accompanying statement notes sales tax revenue for the first two months of the biennium reached 1.29 million dollars, with annual sales tax receipts expected near five million, replacing property and school district levies.
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N. C
Raleigh
Ehringhaus
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