Hickman Holds His Own In Syracuse Wrestling Draw
Herman Hickman former All American guard of Tennessee 1931 football and Scotty McDougal veteran wrestler fought to a draw in the third bout at the arena in Syracuse New York last night spectators saw Hickman display notable speed in a rough contest. For every 1000 people in the United States there are about 186 cows.
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Hickman
Syracuse
N. Y
Herman Hickman
Tennessee
Scotty McDougal
United States
Vegetable Garden Can Be Profitable for Year-Round Food
Chamber of commerce outlines monthly planting suggestions to maximize garden yield. February focuses on hotbeds with broccoli cabbage carrot and tomato among others. March adds beets brussels sprouts cabbage carrot cauliflower celery eggplant and more for continuous supply.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sizemore
Market rally pauses after Tuesday decline in UP gains
New York reports a tentative stock rebound as Union Pacific rises over three points ahead of tomorrow's dividend meeting. Auburn recovers from an early drop, United States Steel and other majors show mixed gains while Washington signals favorable shifts on Glass bill revisions. Overall trading mood remains cautious with short covering driving some advances.
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Union Pacific
Washington News
Glass
Wall Street
Auburn
U. S. Steel
American Can
American Telephone
Eastman
Westinghouse
Case
Dupont
Consolidated Gas
Johns Manville
New York Central
Santa Fe
Missouri Pacific
New Haven
Hamburg beer strike over price cut decree
Hamburg reports half of 4,000 beer cases selling while the other half protests a price cutting decree. In Los Angeles, the International Society of Master Painters and Decorators calls for a color inspired strong room and condemns pink boudoirs.
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Hamburg
Los Angeles
International Society of Master Painters and Decorators, Inc
Local Y W Team Ties Winston Y In First Game
High Point Y W C A basketball team fought Winston Y for their opener on the YMCA court and tied 17 17. Winston led 13 5 at halftime before High Point rallied the second half. A tiebreaker in Winston next Wednesday was planned, with upcoming games against Thomasville Orphanage in Thomasville and Greensboro Y in Greensboro.
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High Point Y. W. Co. A
Winston “Y
Winston
Thomasville
Greensboro
Stookey Praises Point System in Music Journal
The article by Lewis L. Stookey in the February 1932 Music Supervisors Journal discusses the North Carolina plan for state music contests. It uses a five point rating from I to V and four classifications A to D with events graded by organization and points. Stookey, chairman of the committee, argues the system encourages a balanced program and prevents overemphasis on a few events.
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North Carolina
Lewis L. Stookey
Music Supervisors Journal
Stookey
New York Cotton Opens Steady Amid Decline in Early Trades
New York Cotton opened steady today with a decline of 3 to 7 points on southern and local selling. May futures traded at 6.69 as selling pressure from easy causes pushed prices lower in early trading.
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New York
Inspirational Mass Meeting Elevates High Point Church Event
A large audience at Brooks Memorial M. E. church heard Rev. H. L. Ashe urge race uplift through economy faith and work amid machine age. The program highlighted social reforms led by past leaders and emphasized a new spirit of unity as Founders Day plans at Fairview Street school proceed.
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E. M. Foley
Brooks Memorial M. E
Walden
Ministers’ Union
Commercial Bank
Ashe
Milton
Jenny Lynn
Earth
Local Basketball Doubleheader Promises Amateur Boxing Scraps
L and Y meet Randleman Quint on a shared local court night featuring amateur boxing bouts between area youths. The Randleman crew, a strong side with former college and high school players, clashes with the Clothiers who own about 30 wins this season.
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Randleman
Rando County
Greensboro
Clothiers
Colorful Colonel Robins Known for Civic Reform
A profile of Raymond Robins, described as a colorful activist and longtime citizen at large. From Alaska gold rush grit to Chicago milk reforms and anti corrupt politics, he helped appoints and lead progressive causes. He spoke for Allied Campaigners during February meetings and will participate in three luncheon events.
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Alaska
Raymond Robins
Robins
Klondike
John Healy
Ealy
United States
Othrs
17Th Ward
Chicago
William E. Dever
Dever
Roosevelt
Illinois
Red Cross Commission
Russia
Brest-Litovsk
Germany
Progressive Party
Red Cross
Allied Campaign Luncheons Set at Several Churches
Meetings for the Allied Campaign include a business men’s luncheon at 12 15 Monday February 16 at First Methodist Protestant church with tickets from the chamber of commerce. A women's luncheon at 12 15 February 15 at Wesley Memorial Methodist church tickets from Mrs W L Watson. A young people’s dinner at 6 30 Monday at Green Street Baptist church tickets from the chamber of commerce. The committee requests early ticket purchases.
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First Methodist Protestant Church
Chamber of Commerce
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
W. L. Watson
Wesley Memorial Church
Green Street Baptist Church
Cotton opens weak in New Orleans as prices slide
New Orleans February cotton open shows a weak but fairly active session with futures easing. March down to 6.52 May 6.68 July 6.84, 10 to 11 points below yesterday's close as stock market weakness and softer Japanese spot demand weigh on prices.
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New Orleans
New York
January Library Uses Set School Record At Local High
The January report by librarian Miss Louise Justice shows 4012 books circulated, a January record since the library’s founding. Open shelves and browsing titles draw many students daily, with daily charges at peak and broad use after hours, highlighting the library as a central school hub.
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Louise Justice
Miss Justice
Services Held For A N Lineback At Mt Tabor
Funeral services for A N Lineback age 69 of 405 Kennedy Street were conducted Tuesday after a noon home service led by Rev G L Reynolds and Rev Harris Hill. The service moved to Mt Tabor M E Church with pastors Hill and T B Johnson officiating. Pallbearers included John Wise J A Lee R E B Biles L H Stanley J Loflin and R T Holcom. Interment followed in the family plot at the church cemetery. A large number of friends and relatives attended.
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A. WN. Lineback
Kennedy Street
G. L. Reynolds
Harris Hill
Myra Mae
P. M. Caudle, Jr
Missarts Caudle
Mt. Tabor M. E. Church
Mr. Hill
T. B. Johnson
John Wise
J. A. Lee
R. EB. Biles
L. H. Stanley
J. &. Loflin
R. T. Holcom
J. A
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Essex
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Southern Chemical Co
Sycamore
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Norcarol Shoe Repair
Annie Luther
Highland Millis
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Music Journal
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