Asheboro High Teams Open Busy Spring in Athletics
Asheboro schools report feverish interest in sports as baseball and volleyball lead practice each afternoon under Superintendent Hilker. Elementary teams organized by Coach Campbell will inter-squad play with plans for broader competition, while captains and rosters are listed for multiple grades and rooms. Baseball schedule spans Albemarle Burlington Biscoe Liberty dates from March 26 to April 26 with home and away games.
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Asheboro
R. J. Hilker
Hal Johnson
Harry Campbell
Campbell
Mise Lambert
Bernis Kearns
Cleta Briles
Miss Ayers
Hal Steed
Cornelia Hedrick
Roland Yow
Catherine Kearns
Farmer Home Pro Turns In 278 For 72 Holes Of Play
Paisley Clark Savannah Georgia 925 withdrew M J McCarthy Norfolk Virginia 220-75299 Clarence Clark Bloomfield MW 7 221-
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Farmer
Paisley Clark
Savannah
M. J. McCarthy
Norfolk
Clarence Clark
Bloomfield
Local Checker Club Triumphs Over Asheboro
The High Point Y M C A checker team defeated Asheboro 70 to 58 on Friday night in a double match. High Point won the first group 40 to 24 led by Bradley 13 Newsome 11 Alexander 10 while Asheboro’s Naseer 8 Graham 7 and Pugh 1 led the visitors. In the second group High Point fell 34 30 as York 10 Montgomery 8 Mixon 4 and Herman 4 led their side while Alfred 11 Swing 9 Johnson 8 Spence 6 paced Asheboro.
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High Point Y. M. C. A. Checker
Asheboro
High Point
Bradley
Newsome
Alexander
Bean
Naseer
Graham
King
Pugh
York
Montgomery
Mixon
Herman
Total
Alfred
Swing
Johnson
Spence
Golf Card List with Scores and Cities from 1930s
A long OCR style list names players such as Tom Kerrigan Bronxville N C and George Easton Providence R T with multiple score entries. It catalogues many golfers and locations including Chicago Hendersonville N C Charleston Savannah Concord Summerville Lanaford Charleston Texarkana Milwaukee and White Plains with various score figures and notes like No card and X marks.
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Tom Kerrigan
Bronxville
N. C
George Easton
Providence
R. T
Bill Souter
Chicago
Jack Toomer
Hendersonville
Serafin
Scranton
McKelvin
Chameston
Jnne Beckman
Savannah
Stan Northrop
Concord
M. C
Tex
Sonny Revolts
Milwaukee
Victor Gheest
Desai
G. Z
Harry Cooper
Ave
Oex
Brooklyn
Byron Nelson
Texarkana
Tea
Paul Runyan
White Plaine
W. Y
Ky Laffoon
Denver
President Pushes Social Bill With Limited Unemployment Tax
The president urges a new social bill crafted by the cabinet committee on economic security led by Miss Perkins. The plan would tax employers with four or more workers, excluding some groups, while seeking state flexibility and a self supporting old age and unemployment system. Unemployment tax starts at 1 percent of payroll from January 1, 1936, rising to 3 percent by 1938, with discussion on delaying the initial levy to 1937 unresolved.
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Miss Perkins
Capitol
Morgenthau
Harry L. Hopkins
Revenue bill advances toward final approval in legislative push
The revenue bill, diluting in excess of 64 million for the biennium, moves to final floor consideration after two days in committee. Senator Newman says hearings may continue, while Senate leaders oppose further hearings. A 5 percent beer content bill advances with support, and liquor referendum efforts stall in finance. Federal authorities oppose diverting gasoline funds to general revenue, risking federal penalties.
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House
Newman
Senate
Joint Finance Committee
Hill Liquor Stores
Senate Finance Committee
Associated Press
Washington
Rotarians From 11 Cities to Meet in Winston
Forty nine High Point Rotary members will attend a dinner meeting in Winston Salem at 6 45 p m next Tuesday evening. Eleven clubs from Asheboro Burnington Gibsonville Greensboro High Point Leakeville Spr ay Lexington Maberry Reidsville Thomasville and Winston Salem will be represented. Walter D Head vice president Rotary International of Montclair N J will be guest speaker introduced by Rev Tom Sykes and A C Port. R B Terry leads High Point Rotary and Carter Dalton chairs the arrangements committee.
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High Point
N. J
Rotary International
Tom Sykes
A. C. Port
Winston-Salem
R. B. Terry
H B Tipton Joins Penney Store Here
The J C Penney store in High Point announced H B Tipton of Savannah Ga has joined the local staff to oversee window trimming and display. Tipton, a native of Asheville, comes with a strong background having led window trimming at B H Levy in Savannah for four years.
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J. C. Penney
High Point
H. B. Tipton
Savannah
Mr. Tipton
Asheville
B. H. Levy Bro. & Company
Rome Stands as Italy's Largest City by Population
Rome with a population of 972000 is the largest city in Italy, shaping national urban rankings and regional influence.
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Rome
Italy
ERA garden program expands in North Carolina relief work
Louis Voorhees, ERA project supervisor, reports seeds distributed to 800 relief families for individual gardens and some seed potatoes given. Fertilizer due soon. community garden delayed due to equipment shortages. Over 15 acres available opposite the city filtration plant on Kivett Drive. NCERA rules require each relief family to garden or join cooperative farming.
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North Carolina Emergency Relief Administration
Louis F. Voorhees
Voorhees
Kivett Drive
C. C. Edwards
NCERA
Voorhees Caild
Southern Industry Seeks Southern Representative on Recovery Board
John E. Edgerton, acting president of the Southern States Industrial Council, urged President Roosevelt to appoint at least one outstanding southern industrialist to the expanded national recovery board. He telegraphed the request noting only 298 southerners among 3,186 code members through June 7, 1934, and that 248 of 374 code authorities lack southern representation.
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Nashville
Tenn
Southern States Industrial Council
John E. Edgerton
Roosevelt
Enlarged
National Recovery Board
Edgerton
Services by Rev J R Shannonhouse in Asheboro
Special service notice says Rev J R Shannonhouse of Pittsboro Episcopal church will lead 11 am worship at Pughs Funeral home chapel in Asheboro and plans to conduct services here every fourth Sunday Stray hound described as black and white female missing since Thursday contact J C Hoover at 47152 for details.
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Asheboro
J. R. Shannonhouse
Pittsboro Episcopal Church
Pugh
Funeral Home
Mr. Shannonhouse
J. C. Hoover
RANDOM SHOTS OF SPRING TRAINING
Manager Bill McKechnie limits use of Tab at second base as plans shift with rosters and possible trades. Oscar Melillo could join Boston Red Sox. Babe Ruth eyes two Ty Cobb records, seeking 84 runs and 102 total bases. Clarence Rowland weighs spring sites for the Cubs as they move from Catalina to Florida. Giants may skip Miami Beach. Jacksonville prepares for league exhibitions in 196.
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Bill McKechnie
Robert Barnaby
Browne
Oscar Mealsillo
Boston Red Sox
Melillo
Vernon
Lefty) Gomez
Yankee
Babe Ruth
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Clarence Rowland
Chicago Cubs
Catalina
Florida
Giants
Miami Beach
Jacksonville
Administration backs Wagner bill in labor row
The federation and administration swap supports over code hours and 7 A interpretations. Lewis seeks Richberg removal as auto code tensions rise after February 1 renewal. Richberg cites need for outside enforcement. Wagner bill signals broader labor aims.
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NRA
Lewis
Richberg
Green
Congress
Wolman Auto
Long heckled by Roosevelt signs at 8 C rally
The rally drew protests as Roosevelt supporters unfurled banners while Senator Long spoke. He defended party loyalty and attacked Wall Street influence, urging tax policy to fund vast relief, and praised textile workers amid calls from South Carolina leaders for relief reform.
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Roosevelt
Lewisianan
University of South Carolina
South Carolina
Wall Street
Democratic Party
Hoover
United States
Bernard Baruch
Joseph T. Robinson
Mr. Hoover
Morgans
Mellons
H. ©. Godfrey
Spartanburg
South Carolina Federation of Textile Workers
Johnston
H. K. Cooke
Horry
House
Ben Adams
Richland
Long
L. B. Owens
Columbia
Huey
France Bolsters Defenses Guarded by Fort Chai
France tightens military readiness with fortifications around Metz and the Lauter valley. Plans include 30 000 troops moved to the German border while fortresses linked by subterranean passages form a 125 mile defense chain.
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France
Chai
Entente
Louis Maurifi
Chamber of Deputies Army Committee
Italy
Mets
Lauter
Rhing
Chais
Black Knight and Pedro Tipton Triumph at Pinehurst Race
Black Knight and Pedro Tipton shared the Pinehurst trotting honors in a matinee at Newbrook for Moore County Hospital. Black Knight won heat one in 2.37 percent and heat two in 2.22 percent, both owned by H. Stacy Smith. Tommy F. J. won both heats at 2:21, with all starters from Port Royal farm.
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Pinehurst
Black Knight
Pedro Tipton
H. Stacy Smith
Goshen
N. Y
Newbrook
Moore County Hospital
Pedro Tiptos
Pedro Volo
Mara
Smith
Tommy F. J
Port Royal
Tommy
South Carolina Mayor Calls for Unity Over Roosevelt
The mayor urged party unity amid a protest incident involving a heckler arrested for drunkenness. He stated it would be gratitude for South Carolina to oppose Roosevelt and Senators Smits and Byrnes, warning against a split in the party.
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South Carolina
Roosevelt
Smits
Byrnes
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McCarthy
Pat Tiso
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Cleveland
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Marshall
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