Unbeaten teams lead Industrial League standings
In yesterday's Industrial League games Adams Millis American Bakeries and Triangle hold perfect records. Adams Millis beat High Point Paper Box 99 to 21 with Whitley scoring 11 and Mas contributing 14. Triangle defeated Allen Jay 40 to 22 as Weisner and Glas tied with 11 for scoring honors.
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Adams-Millis
American Bakes
Triangle
Oo. Mw
High Point Paper Box
Whitley
Mas
American Bakeries
Trile
Bakers
Omasville
Steel Boys
Steel
C.treet
Allen Jay
Weisner
Glasw
G. T
Farlow
Werner
Thomasville
Otter
Nasville 2
Farrow
Werner SA
Ee Trier
Elia
Lassiter
Ski Queen Crowned at National 1 Tournament in Minnesota
The article describes SKI QUEEN as the queen of the National 1 Tournament held in Red Wing Minnesota in connection with a local anniversary event. The page notes the event attracted about 56 000 spectators and highlights Westberg's prominence during the competition.
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Minn
America
Westberg
Carolina Duke Basketball Clash Headlines Week at Chapel Hill
Carolina prepares a strong home schedule highlighted by the Duke game on Thursday night at the Tin Can. Duke is a top Southern Conference contender. Also on tap are Maryland boxing, Elon wrestling, Navy basketball, and Washington and Lee versus Carolina in a Saturday double bill.
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Chapel Hill
Duke University
University of North Carolina
Wake Forest
Duke
Carona
Carolina
Asheville
Maryland
Tar Heels
Elon College
Navy
White Phantoms
Washington and Lee
Generals
American woman wins two races in world speed skating
Kit Klein of Buffalo, USA, won the 600 meter and 3000 meter events at the opening day of the women's world championships in Stockholm. She leads the standings with 115.30 points, ahead of Verne Lesche of Finland and Minako Taki of Japan.
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Stockholm
Kit Klein
America
Miss Klein
Verne Lesche
Finland
Minako Taki
Japan
Jane Bjerk
Norway
Synnove Lie
Mise Klein
Ella Bernsten
Taeko Kiteni
Andis Blikken
Carefully Planned Courses For Young People
The School for Christian Workers at Wesley Memorial church offers Young People division courses starting next Sunday. Personal Religion for ages 16 to 23 will be taught by Rev. C. C. Herbert of Franklin. Textbook What May I Believe by Edmund D. Soper aims to address modern questions about God the Bible and miracles in an engaging, thought provoking way.
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School For Christian Workers
Wesley Memorial Church
C. C. Herbert
Franklin
Edmund D. Soper
Hair texture affects hair loss rate in Bionds variant
The text notes that Bionds with finer scalp and hair textures shed hair more quickly than brunets or redheads, despite possessing two to three times as many hairs as the latter.
Elevator Carrying Tourists in Carlabad Caverns NM
An elevator used inside the Carlabad Caverns in New Mexico transports visitors from ground level to an interior cave floor. The ride covers a distance described as TSO feet.
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Carlabad Caverns
New Mexico
Lincoln veteran first to apply for new bonus dies hours later
Gla ttis H. Sherwood, 44, a World War veteran from Fayetteville Lincoln county, applied for the new bonus payment under the law and died an hour later of a heart attack. His beneficiaries will receive the bonus payment.
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Fayetteville
Glattis H. Sherwood
Lincoln County
Prisoners protest as a ticketless cow causes scene
In Coral Gables Florida a comedy of errors erupted at the jail yard when a cow seized on entering a theater without a ticket raised protests from inmates. The bovine trespass prompted general unrest among the sleepless tenants as guards tried to regain order.
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Coral Gables
Fla
False Alarm Sparks House Fire Injury Near Window
Fire engines raced to a false alarm on a St. Louis street as Mrs. Loretta Schmitt, 28, leaned from her window. Her dress caught fire from a stove. burns proved fatal.
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ST. Louis
Loretta Schmitt
Fata
Private Melton J. Riedel Treks 14 Miles In Harsh Hiawatha Drill
Pvt Melton J Riedel of the National Guard walked 14 miles in 10 below zero to attend artillery drill in Hiawatha Kas He earned 1 25 regular pay and rode home in Capt Harvey Kinzies automobile
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Hiawatha
Kas
Pvt
Melton J. Riedel
National Guard
Harvey Kinzie
Philadelphia Normal School graduates urged to study sports figures
Fifty five graduates told by State Superintendent Lester K. Ade to know more about Mickey Cochrane and Babe Ruth and to attend at least one Army Navy game to hold their pupils' attention.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Normal School
Lester K. Ade
Mickey Cochrane
Babe Ruth
Reverend Metcalf Urges Qualifications for Chief
The Rev Walter Metcalf urged Mayor Chancey to appoint a police chief with the qualifications of heroes of the past. Metcalf spoke as the community awaits a recommendation from the mayor on the selection process.
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Br.ke
Chancey
Walter Metcalf
High Point Athletes Invited To Southern Conference Indoor Games
High Point high school is among 86 prep and high schools invited to the seventh Southern Conference Indoor Track and Field Games at UNC March 7. Scholastic division features 36 teams. events include the 60 yard dash, 70 yard high hurdles, 1000 yard run, one mile relay, and high jump.
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Chapel Hill
High Point High School
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
Atlantic
Atlanta
Newark
Schalkastic
McKinley Hitch
Washington, D. C
Robert A. Fetzer
Tin Can
Eye Infection Spreads Shut Down Schools In Effort To Curb
Health officials reported a concerning outbreak with pink eye dominating the scene alongside measles and occasional diphtheria. Schools were closed in a bid to contain the spread and protect residents.
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Byyle
Alfred Hoss Nearly Falls 50 Feet In Elevator Shaft
Alfred Hoss pulls a grocery hand truck into an open elevator shaft and drops about 50 feet. The truck tumbles after but misses him by inches. He escapes with only a pair of broken legs.
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Tacoma
Wash
Alfred Hoss
Alfred
Bridge Guests Lose Home as Fire Destroys House
Mrs. Cheater Smith and guests were playing bridge when a blaze was spotted by the dummy. The flames consumed the Oronoco residence and its contents, including the bridge score.
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Oronoco
Ethiopians Claim Another Victory In War report
Reuters dispatch from Dessye cites Ethiopian sources claiming the annihilation of the Italian army under General Diamanti. They say the 28th of October division suffered casualties as Ethiopians seized prisoners and arms, while Italian confirmation states nothing new from Rome. Rumors sweep Mussolini convened the grand council amid fears of broader war.
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Charles KB. Harner
Diamanti
Ethiopia
Reuters
Dessye
Rome
Pietro Badoglio
Ras Desta Demtu
Haile Sélassie
Dedjazsmatch
Baltha
Sidamo
Addis Ababa
Mussolini
Grand Council
Popolo d'Italia
Europe
London
Dino Grandi
Anthony Eden
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Bou
Art Krenz
University of Pennsylvania
Ascot Speedway
Los Angeles
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Spider Matlock
Proto
Gino Garibaldi
Imac Db
Los
Vincent Lopez
Knorkinge
Louis
James J. Braddock
Joe Louis
George J. Jacobus
Professional Golfers’ Association
Sarasota
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