Local boy sets records in mile and half mile
Chapel Hill March 9 AP summaries from the Southern Conference indoor games list multiple new and old records across events. Notable performances include Duke and North Carolina runners in sprints and distance events and Maryland setting relays marks.
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Washington and Lee
Drop
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Young
Georgia
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Heatley
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Pritchard
Shehan
Little
William and Mary
Table of
William & Mary
Dixon
Davidson
Bristol
Wake Forest
Sleagle
Snither
Crutchfield
Zabel
Smeltzer
Georgetown
Richmond
Leverton
Settlement Plan Accepted in Huge Estate Dispute
The next friend of infant Christopher accepted a proposed settlement while contending he is entitled to the whole estate due to waivers for a $500,000 Reynolds trust fund for Anne. The case cites Smith Reynolds and questions his marital conduct and support obligations. Judge Moore will hear without a jury. appeals to the state supreme court are planned.
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Little Christopher
Little Anne
Young Reynolds
Smith Reynolds
Farley to Quit Cabinet After Conduct Cleared
Long faced calls to resign as the cabinet battle continued. The debate over whether to drop the matter lingered as Long criticized General Hugh S. Johnson and Father Charles E. Coughlin, drawing a sharp rebuke from Senate leader Robinson.
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la Follette
Wisconsin
McKellar
Long
Hugh 8. Johnson
NRA
Charles E. Coughlin
Robinson
Senate
Greece's Civil War Strains Athens With Bombardment News
Planes harassed rebel positions and dropped 30 bombs on an artillery detachment of 50 men. Italian destroyer Trenton joined French and British ships at Piraeus as troops were sent to the Macedonian front. Rumors of bombardment and Venizelos fleeing were denied. 18 ships totaling 100000 tons wait in Piraeus for sailing permits.
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Trenton
Piraeus
Athens
Tsaldaris
Venizelos
Alexandria
Crete
Solons to Renew Fight Over Taxes and Death Penalty
Lawmakers push to empower superior court judges to impose life imprisonment for first degree burglary and related crimes. Four local measures pass while finance committee debates a three percent tax on stock dividends and shifting highway funds to balance a two year budget.
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Superior Court
General Fund
Appropriations
New Health After Years of Suffering Praised POW-O-LIN
D. F. Thomas of High Point North Carolina a salesman recovering from chronic constipation nervousness gas pains and indigestion reports rapid relief from POW-O-LIN. He credits the medicine with improved sleep appetite and renewed strength and notes a representative will appear at Mann's Drug Store to explain usage.
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High Point
N. C
Pow.o. Lin
Br. Thomas
Pow-O-Lin Laboratories
Mann's
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