Loyola may revive football in the near future
New Orleans Loyola considers returning to football amid backers pushing a 35 000 fan fund with each paying a dollar annually. Giants Yanks air sponsorship terms inch toward broadcasting cuts while other sports notes mention Don Meade’s night spot purchase and Stan Hack’s Cubs to Cardinals rumor.
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New York
Loyola
New Orleans
N. S. Williams
Giants
Yanks
Don Meade
Ventura
Cal
Stan Hack
Cubs
St. Louis
Little Birdies
Boxing Column Boxed Warning Adorns Chicago Times
Boxed note appears in boxing columns of the Chicago Times stating a criminal offense for faking a fight in Illinois. The warning emphasizes integrity in matches and warns readers and participants about penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Times
Illinois
Dykes Promises Umpire-Friendly Season In Chicago Dinner
At the Chicago Baseball Writers Association dinner James J. Dykes pledges better conduct with umpires. He joked about avoiding ejections and noted good relations with President Harridge. Notables such as Commissioner Landis and Ford Frick attended the event.
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Chicago
James J. Dykes
White Sox
Men In Blue
Baseball Writers Association of America
Harridge
Umps
Baseball Writers
Riba
K. M. Landis
William Harridge
Ford Frick
Gabby Hartnett
Bonura Refuses Cut From 1939 Salary
Zeke Bonura defies a proposed 3 1 2 percent salary cut from the New York Giants for 1939. Wearing a carnival crown and bat prop, he asserts he is in good form and will not sign the reduced contract. He mentions liking Bill Terry but vows to stand up for his pay.
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Mortimer Kreeger
New Orleans
Zeke
Ben Hur
Bonura
New York Giants
Giants
Bill Terry
Gly Cas touted for bowel relief and energy in Durham and High Point
A Durham resident praises Gly-Cas after years of poor digestion and fatigue. He credits the capsules with regulating bowels, restoring sleep, boosting energy, and easing pains. The Gly-Cas Man hosts free samples daily at Betts Drug Co., 109 North Main Street, High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Bennett
Washington St
Durham
North Carolina
Betts Drug CO
North Main Street
High Point
Mr. Bennett
Foreign Bishop Flails Attack By Red Troops
CHARLOTTE Dan 10 A group of Methodism leaders including Dr M S Davage Clark University Atlanta spoke to the General Missionary Council on The Methodist Advance The confrontation with Russia in Finland prompted warnings of a threat to church missions and moral order. Bishop Raymond J Wade Stockholm urged aid for Finland while Bishop E L Waldorf Chicago pressed for stronger church organization and action on race and class issues.
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Charlotte
Dan
M. S. Davage
South
General Missionary Council
United Methodism
Wade
REDS
Raymond J. Wade
Stockholm
Sweden
Finland
Russia
E. L. Waldorf
Chicago
Norton To Get Good Contract At Texas A and M
Dallas January 10 Homer Hill Norton coach sought a five year contract at Texas A and M with a higher salary and less pressure. Norton emphasized his desire for security and said he would quit coaching if not granted a five year deal.
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Dallas
Tex
Homer Hill Norton
Texas A
Aggie Athletic Council
Norton
Texas
Stanford University
Tiny Thornhill
California
Palo Alto
Stanford
Glenn
Pop) Warner
Wilkes County man sentenced for forest fires
Lloyd Anderson of Wilkes County received a two year federal prison term after conviction for deliberately starting two forest fires. The State Department of Conservation and Development announced the sentence as Assistant State Forester W. C. McCormick commented on the deterrent effect of such penalties.
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Raleigh
Lloyd Anderson
Wilkes County
State Department of Conservation and Development
W. C. McCormick
Preparatory Service At First Reform Church Tonight
A preparatory service will be held tonight at 7 30 at the First Evangelical and Re formed Church. The pastor Rev Hoy L Fes perman will speak on Where Suffering and Glory Blend. The offering will go to church apportionments.
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First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hoy L. Fesperman
State Fair Plans $100000 Colosseum Structure
Raleigh January 10 The State Board of Agriculture discussed plans for a $100000 colosseum at the State Fair Grounds seating 5000 to 8500 for indoor sports and livestock shows. W W Fitzpatrick urged approval while J S Dorton was reelected president and reported a 1939 expo profit of $6289.
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Raleigh
State Board of Agriculture
W. W. Fitzpatrick
Rougemont
J. S. Dorton
Young Sailor Visits Sister In High Point
Charles Gross a sailor aboard the U S destroyer Truxtun stationed at Norfolk Naval Yard spent the weekend in High Point and Winston Salem with his sister Mrs Romelia Gross Mason head of vocational home economics at William Penn High School. Gross plans to join the U S Naval Academy and the Truxtun will sail January 11 for Guantanamo Bay for winter maneuvers.
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Charles Gross
U.S
Truxtun
Norfolk, Va
Naval Yard
Winston- Salem
Romelia Gross Mason
William Penn High School
East St. Louis
Illinois
Gross
Navy
America
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Neutrality Patrol
Norfolk
Guantanamo, Cuba Naval Base
Dinner honors guests from Lexington and this city
Mrs. Maude Eccles hosted a Sunday dinner at 1013 East Washington Street with carnations as decor. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. William Craven of Lexington and their son William Jr, among other friends from the city.
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Maude Eccles
City
Lexington
East
Washington Street
William Craven
William, Jr
William Penn Tigers Meet J C Price Girls Tonight
William Penn High School Tigers and the Salisbury J C Price High School girls clash on the local court at 7 30 this evening. Opening game of the season.
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William Penn High School Tigers
J. C. Price High School of
Salisbury
Women's Auxiliary Cancelled Meeting of John McClain Post 196
The Women’s Auxiliary of the John McClain Post 196 American Legion will not meet this. The notice indicates a postponement or cancellation of the scheduled auxiliary gathering.
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Women's Auxiliary
Women’s Auxiliary
John McClain
American Legion
Meeting Deferred for Pebbles at Their Home
An evening gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Alex Pebbles planned for Wednesday has been postponed to a later date. The notice confirms the postponement while keeping the hosts and location in focus.
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Alex Pebbles
Well Baby Clinic Set At Leonard Street School
The well baby clinic will be conducted at the Leonard Street School in the afternoon at 2 o'clock. Personal note says John Nixon of Washington, D. C. recently visited his mother Mrs. Maybell Nixon of East High Street. Japan is warring on tuberculosis.
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Leonard Street
John Nixon
Washington, D. C
Maybell Nixon
East High Street
Japan
High Point Students Awarded Service Ribbons at Presbyterian College
Clinton South Carolina January 10 Major Lawrence Ferguson announced two High Point students earned Reserve Officers Training Corps service ribbons. Dick Meisky a junior received his ribbon for the second year and Lloyd Evans a sophomore received his ribbon for excellence in scholastic and practical ROTC work.
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Clinton
S. C
High Point
Presbyterian College
Lawrence Ferguson
Dick Meisky
Lloyd Evans
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