Gusto Triumphs in Arlington Classic Over Top Favorites
In Chicago on July 16, Gusto grandson of Man O War upset 40,000 fans to win the Arlington classic worth 75,000 for the winner as Top Flight and Faireno failed to place. Stephenfetchit ran second with Evergold third as Gusto covered the mile and a quarter in 2 03 8 5 amid searing heat. The victory strengthens Gusto's claim as 1932 three year old champion, with Burgoo King absent due to injury.
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Gusto
Top Flight
Faireno
Stephenfetchit
Evergold
Sazerac
Rehoboth
Burgoo King
Eighty Three Pass Medical Board Examinations
Morehead City NC July 16 83 men and two women passed the North Carolina state medical board exams held in Raleigh the week of June 20. The highest average 96 3 7 belonged to Frederick Mast Dula of Lenoir. Second was Wallace Brown Bradford of Charlotte with 93 65 7. Third Albert Hazel Zealy Jr of Goldsboro with 92 87. Names listed alphabetically include Andrews Lacy Allen Greensboro and Zealy Albert Hazel Jr Greensboro among many others.
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Morehead City
N. C
State Medical Board
Raleigh
John Wilson MacConnell
Davidson
State Board of Medical Examiners
Frederick Mast Dula
Lenoir
Harvard Medical School
University of North Carolina
Andrews
John Montgomery
Lexington
Lacy Allen, Jr
Greensboro
Ayers
James Salisbury
Forest City
Bender
John Alpheus
Pollocksville
Blackwelder
Robert Guy
Concord
Bonner
John Bryan Haens
Greenville
Bradford
Wallace Brown
Philadelphia
Brandwell
Leslie Jarrett
Wendell
Bradley
Harold John
Brevard
Brewer
John Mickle
Kershaw
8. C
Busby
George Francis
Salisbury
Calder
Royall Mann
Durham
Caldwell
Lawrence McClure
Newton
Clark
Randolph Lee
Asheville
Cowper
Roscoe Bennett Gray
Cox
Alexander McNeil
Credle
Carroll Spencer
Swanquarter
Davis Clark
Bertha Margaret
Dawson
James Nelson
Kinston
Dula Frederick Mast
Eaves
Rupert Spencer
Rutherfordton
Edgerton
Glenn Sauders
Kenly
Faison
Thomas G
Fales
Robert Martin
Wilmington
Fritz
Alan Grady
Welcome
Gill
Joseph Armstrong
Wake Forest
Glenn
Henry Franklin, Jr
Gastonia
Grady
Franklin McLean
Clinton
Graham
Laurinburg
Johnson
J. Ralph
Clayton
Joyner
Powell Winfred
Woodland
Little
Rufus Reid
Lupton
Carroll Crescent
McEachern
Duncan Roland
McGee
Robert
All-Women Baseball Game Set For Thursday Night
An all-women baseball game between the Fats and the Leans is scheduled for Thursday night July 21 at Willis Park. The 8 o'clock start will be under lights on the former High Point pro club field. Main Street M. E. church sponsors. players drawn from the Business Women's Circle.
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Fats
Willis Park
High Point
M. E. Church
Business Woman's Circle
Tomato Toss Sparks Clash Between Youths in Charleroi
In Charleroi Pennsylvania Nick Nestor 22 flagged down a passerby Grace Parkas 24. She responded with a sharp hello and hurled a tomato from a can striking Nick in the eye leaving a bruise that lasted several days.
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Charleroi, Pa
Nick Nestor
Grace Parkas
Nick
Glenola Beats Pinnacle 4-1 in Friday Baseball
Glenola Hornets with Rube Eldridge overpower Pinnacle nine in Glenola. Eldridge held Pinnacle to two safeties, one scoring. Denny pitched for Pinnacle but allowed multiple hits as Glenola posted four runs. Attendance reported at 500.
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Eldridge
Rube Eldridge
Glenola
Pinnacle
Earryi
Denny
Invaders
Abd Rhpoae
Timetme Bh
Glenda
Vis
Reet
Gordon
Ie Pettitt
Bradley Lb
Watson Rt
Denny Pp
Shaw
Platinum leaf thickness and rolling fact
A historical note describes platinum being rolled and beaten into a leaf only two hundred thousandths of an inch thick, illustrating precision in metalworking and manufacturing processes of the era.
In Oregon a Loser in Gambling Sues Winner for Double
A historical note states that in Oregon a gambler who loses can sue the winner to recover double the amount staked, reflecting old state law on gaming disputes and civil remedies.
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Oregon
Chadwick Faces Indictments in Forgery and Theft Case
federal indictment names six defendants linked to the Adler forgery gang with charges of receiving and disposing of stolen bonds from a Philadelphia bank robbery. Julius Chadwick’s alleged confession shows a scheme with Gillman and others to clear forged checks and move bank records.
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Richmond
Philadelphia
Virginia City
Federal Reserve Bank
Chadwick
District of Columbia
First National Bank
O. Max Gardner
North Carolina
Florida
Gillman
Virginia
Chadwicks
Adler
Detroit
David Chadwick
Julius Chadwick
Fed
Eral
Armours Securities Inc
Dave
Professor
Senate Advances Dual Aid Measure For Reconstruction Loans
Senator Glass won approval on a 37 to 21 vote to take up a substitute for the eighteenth amendment. The relief bill includes publicity for Reconstruction Corporation loans, with $300 million for state relief, $322 million for public works, and $1.5 billion to expand the corporation’s lending power for self supporting employment construction. A federal home loan board would oversee eight to twelve banks handling mortgages and loans from various financial institutions to relieve building and loan burdens.
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Glass
Reconstruction Corporation
Senate
House
Congress
Treasury
Pataca
Federal Home Loan Board
Mortgage Relief Aims to Slow Foreclosures and Stabilize Loans
The policy proposal seeks to prevent large scale foreclosures and ease the overall mortgage loan market by reducing pressure on borrowers and lenders. The measure would target distressed homeowners and aim to preserve property stability across the system.
Flier Rescued from Jungle After Horrific Night
McElroy survived three weeks in dense jungle after crashing in a tropical area. He trudged four miles amid thirst and fear, was found by natives who offered a reward, and taken to San Geronimo where a doctor cautioned a long recovery ahead.
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Thixteen
McElroy
San Geronimo
Pair Charged With Furniture Theft From Tomlinson Plant
Charges of conspiracy and larceny were filed yesterday against E. J. Howerton and W. B. Sullivan over alleged theft of furniture from the Tomlinson plant in High Point. Howerton was arrested, bond set at 1060 dollars, and a municipal court hearing scheduled after a weeklong settlement with the company.
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Tomlinson
High Point
E. J. Howerton
W. B. Sullivan
Howerton
High Speed Flivver Nets Hyde In Daring Pursuit
Police halted a famed high speed Ford roadster driven by T. B. Hyde after a chase that ended at a filling station. Hyde and Roy Andrews were arrested on intoxicant charges and bonds set at 500 dollars each for municipal court Monday. The car, rumored to be the fastest on wheels, had a special carburetor and earlier evaded officers by crossing fields and gullies.
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T. B. Hyde
Hyde
Roy Andrews
Hemming Hyde
Nance Funeral Today for Henry Nance
Funeral services for Henry Nance who died at his home at Willowbrook and Vail streets at 12 15 Friday will be held this afternoon at 2 30 from the South Main Street M E church with Rev A L Aycock and Rev George L Curry of Greensboro officiating Interment will be in White hall cemetery near Randleman Pallbearers are J A Davis C C McEvers J C Connor W W Preddy N C Johnson J W and E C Davis and A B Wall
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Henry Nance
Willowbrook
Vail Streets
South Main Street
M. EB
A. L. Aycock
George L. Curry
Greensboro
Whitehall Cemetery
Randleman
J. A. Davis
Co. C. McEvers
J. C. Connor
W. W. Preddy
N. C. Johnson
J. W. An
E. C. Davis
A. B. Wall
Chess Played in Every Country on Earth
Chess is played in every country on earth, reflecting its global popularity and widespread participation across cultures and ages. The game unites players from diverse regions and traditions through tournaments, clubs, and casual play worldwide.
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Earth
Senate Eyes Early Consideration of Dry Law Repeal
The Senate moves toward early consideration of Bingham's repeal resolution as a plan to ratify by state conventions. Glass criticizes the measure for lacking convention delegate selection and for politicizing the prohibition issue. He recalls the minority platform calling for abolition of the saloon and state protection, accusing Bingham of exposing his true stance.
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Senate
Judiciary Committee
Bingham
Glass
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J. R. Willis
High Point Creamery Company
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Frederick Dula
Creswell
Pittman
William Austin
Payetteville
Plummer
Orlay Edward
Crumpler
Powell
Herman Sutton
Hays
Quickel
John Cephas
Roberts
Marion Butler
Hillsboro
Robertson
James Maben
Charles
Robinson
James Lee
Rollins
Vance Benton
Henderson
Rose
Augustus Steele
Chapel Hill
Ruffin
David Winston
Powellsville
Smith
Clyde
Ford Dry Cleaners
Vvnowwisy
FORD
N. B. Dehart
Chesapeake Bay
Yorktown
Chesapeake Steamship Line
Southern Railway System
Thomasville
Reidsville, N. C
Greensboro, N. C
Jamestown, N. C
Norfolk
Norfolk, VA
H. D. Saunders
George Waucadla
Varne
Ruin
Lloyd Varner
Charues Carselowey
Ana
Ay'4 Bee
Plymouth
Desoto
DODGE
Chrysler
Nance
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