Heavyweight Boxers Carpenter and Kimrey Set for June 22 Card
High Point boxing fans will see Lew Carpenter of Burlington face Dewey Kimrey in a heavyweight bout Monday night June 22 at the High Point arena. The card includes 135 pound semi finals and a main 10 round event with additional bouts announced soon. Carpenter trains daily at 3:30 pm with public workouts. Kimrey vows peak condition.
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High Point
Lew Carpenter
Burlington
Dewey Kimrey
Norwood
Tiger Russell Carruthers
CCC
Lightning Barnes
Carpenter
High Point Arena
Wrenn Street
Kimrey
Hickman defeats Harben in 16 seconds at High Point arena
Herman Hickman of the University of Tennessee dominated Harben with a quick finish in 16 seconds after Harben’s rough tactics. The opener saw Father Lumpkin defeat Leo Hyatt by disqualification for illegal arm use. A substitute referee drew crowd ire as fans hurled names at him.
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Harben
Herman Hickman
University of Tennesee
Georgia
High Point Arena
Hickman
Father Lumpkin
Leo Hyatt
Chuck Grogan
Hollywood Child Stars Serve as Breadwinners in Film Era
The piece profiles young actors like Anne Shirley Loretta Young and Spanky McFarland who support family members through film work. It notes mothers aiding prodigies and lists several underage stars from Our Gang and other studios who fund relatives while pursuing acting careers.
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Shirley Temple
Jane Withers
Messrs. Temple
Lon Chaney
Triangle Wins In Close Industrial League Game
Triangle defeated Thomasville Chair 5 to 4 after scoring four runs in the sixth inning. A rally by Chairmakers in the final inning fell short. Coltrane limited Thomasville to four hits as Fox collected two. Hucks Frye and Klutz each had two safeties for Triangle.
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Triangle
Thomasville Chair
Coltrane
Thomasville
Fox
Hucks
Frye
Klutz
Weisner
Clark
O. Seas
White
Davis
Rf Baltf
Deaton
Rae Pox
Grey
Cvsee
Russell
Tuttle
Rush
Clark Klutz
Mit
Maust
Order Rescinded In School Fight
Raleigh June 6 A controversy over the dismissal of Chalmers E Weisner principal Hugh Morson High School led the city school board to rescind a recent order granting Superintendent Paul 8 Daniel authority to reelect or discharge principals and teachers. The action followed student demonstrations and police reserves during a march to Daniel s home earlier this week.
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Raleigh
Chalmers E. Weisner
Hugh Morson High School
Paul 8
Daniel
Stage and screen picks span government and crime themes
A 1930s note previews upcoming films and topics. Section 213 eyes wives of government workers, Postal Inspector sketches postoffice operatives, Bullets or Bullets riffs on a Broadway detective Johnny Brod erick, And Sudden Death mirrors reckless driving. China Clipper may be renamed for Orient service, The Case Against Mrs Ames ties to Gloria Vanderbildt theater feud.
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Treasury Department
Uncle Sam
Postoffice Department
G-men
Johnny Broderick
Patrol Towers Guard Highway South of San Francisco
Three watch towers stand along a southern San Francisco highway with patrolmen stationed to monitor traffic offenses and enforce speeding and other violations.
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San Francisco
Di Maggio and Martin Hit Hard In Rookie Push
New York June 6 AP report notes rookie standouts Joe DiMaggio of the Yankees and Stu Martin of the Cardinals gaining ground on league batting leaders. Both rose to second place in their leagues, narrowing the gap to the leaders as the week ended.
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New York
Joe di Maggio
Yankees
Stu Martin
Cardinals
Sedgefield Pro Holding Own In National Open Golf Meet
SPRINGFIELD New Jersey June 6 A new scoring record appeared likely as Baltusrol hosts the United States open championship. Leaders Vic Ghezzi and Ray Mangrum set the pace at four under par while Denny Shute Henry Picard Johnny Revolta and Harry Cooper trailed. Parks failed to qualify for the stretch run.
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Henry Picard
Hershey
Baltusrol Country Club
Springfield
N. J
Herman Barron
Sedgefield Pro
Baltusrol Club
Oakmont
Jay Monroe
Charles F
Chick) Evans, Jr
Minikahda
Minneapolis
Gene Sarazen
Fresh Meadow
Vic Ghezzi
Deal
Ray Man
Tony Manero
Greensboro
N. C
Ralph Guldahl
Charles
Chuck) Kocsis
Michigan
Paul Runyan
Clarence Clark
Mantrum
Frank Moore
Cleveland
Jack Munger
Dallas Simon Pure
Walter Hagen
MacDonald Smith
Bill Burke
Johnny Goodman
Tommy Armour
Johnny Farrell
Big Olin Futra
Promoter Freed After Court Dismisses Charges
In Fayetteville promoter R W West had three charges of obtaining goods under false pretenses dismissed by Acting Judge H 8 Averitte of the recorder's court. The decision followed evidence that Mrs Charles Ingold won an auto ticket but received $200 as part payment and West argued the police could have halted the scheme as a game of chance.
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Fayetteville
Averitte
Recorder’s Court
R. W. West
Charles Ingold
Weat
Asheboro Postal Receipts Jump in May Gains
Asheboro postmaster J. O. Redding reports May postal receipts up about 16 percent from 1935. May receipts totaled 3983.85 dollars, versus 1981.38 dollars in May 1935.
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Asheboro
J. O. Redding
Electric eye aids headlight focus adjustment
A portable screen with an electric eye greatly simplifies aligning automobile headlights for correct focus and brightness. The report notes this tech advancement as an aid to automotive lighting. It mentions John Peter Rockefeller as the first Rockefeller who immigrated from Germany in 17238.
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Rockefellers
John Peter
America
Germany
Betty Jameson Favored To Win Southern Championship
Oklahoma City June 6 Miss Betty Jameson 17, a Texas school girl, led the 36 hole route of the southern women's golf championship with steady play, defeating Mrs Leon Solomon 5 and 4. Veteran Mrs Mark McGarry of St Petersburg Fla also showed form as she defeated Edna Saenger 4 and 3, yesterday.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Betty Jameson
Texas
Mra
Mark McGarry
St. Petersburg
Fla
San Antonio
Leon Solomon
Memphis
Tenn
McGarry
Edna Saenger
Shreveport
Miss Saenger
Hemp Loses to Electricians in Free-Hitting Contest
At Willis Park the Duke Power Electricians defeated Hemp 12 to 10 in a high scoring game. Stafford and Howards led with three hits apiece for the Electricians while Hemp’s Howards added three hits. Next, Duke faces Mack Judson Vohringer of Greensboro on Sunday as Bar scores and big plays anchor the lineup.
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Willis Park
Duke Power Electricians
Hemp
Stafford
Electricians
Howards
Duke
Eleectricians
Mack - Judson - Voehringer
Greensboro
Dave Bar
Dunlap
K. Connor
Howard
Lopp
Phippe
Ferguson
Jurors Drawn For Randolph County Civil Court
Asheboro June 6 The Randolph County Superior Court civil docket opens Monday July 21 Judge Felix Alley presiding The two week term lists jurors from Asheboro Back Creek Columbia Concord Tabernacle Randleman Union Pleasant Grove Trinity New Hope Grant Providence and other precincts including M L Allred Chas W McCrary Floyd L Redding W A Brown J H Bean and T Fields among others as summoned for week one.
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Asheboro
Superior Court of
Randolph County
Mnnday
Felix Alley
M. L. Allred
Chas. W. McCrary
M. V. Caney
C. 8
Lowdermilk
Back Creek
Clarkson York
Floyd L. Redding
Columbia
W. A. Brown
George W. Hicks
R. F. York
T. &. Burgess
Elbert Brown
Banks McMasters
Concord
James Hulin
W. M. Besher
Tabernacle
R. C. Parrish
L. E. Hoover
C. H. McGee
Randleman
H. Claude Lambe
Union
J. H. Bean
Pleasant Grove
W.R. Cox
O. M. Brown
Trinity
J. R. Andrewa
A. G. Albertson
O. G. Moser
New Hope
J. H. Johnson
Grant
C. A. Lewallen
D. G. Macon
Providence
T. Fields
Ounce of Whisky Brings $10 Fine
Durham report says Gra ham Clements faced court after officers found one ounce of whisky in a jar at his home. He said Roy delivered the liquor and claimed the jar was only three thirds full. The court imposed a $10 fine.
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Durham
Graham Clements
Roy
Fifteen Cent Dispute Ends in Manslaughter
Tarboro reports Julius Hudson, a Black man, was killed last April in an argument over 15 cents. This week Isham Grant pled guilty and Judge Clayton Moore sentenced him to 10 to 15 years on a manslaughter charge.
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Tarboro
Julius Hudson
Isham Grant
Clayton Moore
Wind Tunnel Test Aims To Power Truck By Vacuum
A motor truck under test is driven by wind drawn through a wind tunnel creating a vacuum ahead of the vehicle. If successful the principle could be applied to airships or dirigibles.
Baseball Standings: National League Games Today
Brooklyn at Chicago New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Boston at Cincinnati. The schedule lists four NL games for today with teams matching the season lineup.
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V. L. Pot
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Results Yesterday From Baseball and Football Scores
Yesterday's scores show Pittsburgh 14 over Philadelphia and St. Louis 9. New York 2 defeated by Boston 10 while Cincinnati fell to Chicago 4 and Brooklyn lost to Chicago 3.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia & St. Louis
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
Chicago Encounters Three Losses in Stacked Scores
A brief schedule update lists results from four games: New York 4 Chicago 3, Boston 8 Chicago 6, Washington 6 Chicago 6, and Detroit 3 Chicago 3. No further context or dates provided.
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New York
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Major League Leaders Highlight Home Runs And Stolen Bases
Ott of the Giants leads with 10 home runs while J Moore of the Phillies has 9. Stolen base leader is J Cardinals with 9 and S Martin. Pitching leader shows 10-2 record for Weaver of the Pirates at 7-2.
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Ott
Giants
J. Moore
Phillies
J. Cardinals
S. Martin
Weaver
Pirates
Baseball Leaderboard Snapshot From Historic Box Score
Summary of batting leaders and pitching notes with multiple players named from Yankees Red Sox Tigers Indians and Senators. Key figures include Gehrig Foxx Di Maggio and Dickey with runs batted in and doubles tallied alongside stolen bases and pitching records.
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Gen. Sadrane
di Maggio
Yankees
Gehrig
Gehringer
Tigers
Dickey
Gosiin
Foxx
Red Sox
Caermen
Clift
Aude
Trosky
Indians
Powell
Senators
Warren
Piet
White Sox
Little Rayner Girl Dies At Statesville
The death of three year old Dorothy Dillon Rayner of Statesville occurred last night in Statesville after an acute attack of appendicitis and emergency surgery. She is the niece of Mrs. C. O. English and Jack Dillon here. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 4 p.m. from the Statesville home with interment in the local cemetery.
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Dorothy Dillon Rayner
Gus Rayner
Statesville
C. O. English
Jack Dillon
Beheaded Man's Head Found by Cleveland Youths
Detectives sought to identify the head of a young man found by two schoolboys in southeast Cleveland. The rest of the body was not recovered and investigators believe the slaying occurred about three days earlier. Earlier in September beheaded bodies of two men were found in the same area, and those cases remained unsolved.
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Cleveland
Doris Hickman Dies In Tidal Creek Bathing Accident
Doris Hickman died after being overwhelmed by rising tides while swimming with friends during a birthday party in a Southport tidal creek. The incident occurred June 6 and is attributed to fright or shock from the sudden surge.
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Southport
Doris Hickman
Exhaust-gas Analyzer Tests Engine Efficiency
An exhaust gas analyzer performs a one minute test to determine how efficiently an automobile engine is operating.
Lou Gehrig’s Iron Streak Extends to 1 708 Games
Lou Gehrig plays through injury to extend MLB consecutive games streak to 1 708 with a homer and a run in a 4 3 win for the New York Yankees over the Cleveland Indians. Other leaders include Dizzy Dean earning his 10th win as St Louis topped New York 9 2, while Pittsburgh crushed Philadelphia 14 8 and Chicago beat Brooklyn 12 3.
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Lou Gehrig
Lou
New York Yankees
Yanks
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Som
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Detroit
Tigers
Athletics
St. Louis
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bostes Bees
Cincinneti Reda
Rocky Mount Surges In Piedmont League Play
Norfolk led the Piedmont league early but Rocky Mount surged to challenge for the top spot after a 10-5 win over the Tars. Bithorn left in the fourth after nine hits, Washburn allowed five, while Portsmouth beat Asheville 6-0 behind Pat Dunaway. The Richmond Durham game ended early with two Colt homers producing all three runs.
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Richmond
Norfolk
Rocky Mount
Red Sox
Tars
Bithorn
Washburn
Portamouth
Asheville
Tourists
Pat Dunaway
Cubs
Brake tester uses windshield mounted decelerometer device
A compact brake tester applies the decelerometer principle via a vacuum cup attached to the windshield to indicate brake condition.
Portable lubricant tester hits market for car owners
A new portable lubricant tester allows motorists to check crankcase oil condition and quality. The device promises quick analysis, aiding maintenance decisions for engines and improving reliability.
Goggles Protect Eyes From Glare While Allowing Clear Vision
New goggles are designed to block glare from approaching cars while preserving clear vision. The device aims to reduce driver distraction and improve night driving safety.
Silence Rule Cuts Swedes Car Crashes
Automobile accidents in Swedes have fallen since horns were ordered silenced except in extreme emergencies, officials say. The policy aims to reduce noise while preserving safety and road courtesy.
Hopi Indians Spend Long Year on Religious Rituals
A report notes that more than one third of the year is devoted to religious rituals by the Hopi Indians, highlighting the community's ceremonial calendar and spiritual practices.
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