Manero Defeats Cooper In PGA Tour Match
Pittsburgh May 28 The professionals championship featured Harry Cooper vs Tony Manero in a key match golf duel. Cooper shot a 284 a record low but Manero prevailed with a 282 aided by birdies while Gene Sarazen backed him. Cooper grimly faced a rare loss after a strong day amid 36 hole rounds and a crowded field including Shute Hines Nelson Laffoon Kard MecSpaden.
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Arden City
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Ryan Nelson
Reading
Laffoon
Chicago
Henry Kard
Hershey
Harold MecSpaden
Winchester
Buck Honored By North Carolina
The Pattern medal, UNC’s top award for athletics and character, was awarded to Richard Dick Buck of Chapel Hill, captain of the 1936 football team. Athletic Director RK A Fetzer presented the honor at a ceremony last night in Chapel Hill.
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University of North Carolina
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Dick) Buck
RK. A. Fetzer
Spartans Dominate Marquette In Track Golf And Score
Michigan State avenges losses by routing Marquette in track 84 to 47, in bowling 9 to 0, and in golf 18 to 0. The article notes the President and White House personnel costs at $450,000 annually and King Leopold's civil list at $2,888,900.
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Michigan
Marquetteiversity
Spartans
Marette
United States
White House
Kingle
Boston College Predicted Among Best in East Next Fall
Temple coach Glenn Warner says Boston College will be one of the best in the East next fall, citing the veteran program under coach Dobie and strong prospects for the Eagles.
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Boston College
Philadelphia
Glenn &. Warner
Temple
Thil Dobie
Cubs Move Up In Piedmont Loop
The Portsmouth Cubs displaced Durham in the Piedmont league first division, joining Virginia’s top three clubs. They beat Charlotte 4 3 as Bill Nicholson drove in Jimmy Callera in the tenth. Brecheen held Charlotte to six hits. Estallella and Red Ferrell homered. Norfolk beat Rocky Mount 8 5 with Suder White and Brach homering. Richmond rainout at Winston Salem. Asheville Durham game postponed.
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Associated Press
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Portsmouth Cubs
Durham
Virginia
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Charlotte
Bill Nicholson
Jimmy Callera
Lefty Brecheen
Hornets
Estallella
Red Ferrell
Norfolk
Rocky Mount
Suder
White
Brach
Winston-Salem
Asheville-Durham
Portsmouth
Asheville
Guilford County Realty Transfers In High Point and Rock Creek
Guilford County real estate transfers reported across High Point Township and Rock Creek Township include George T. Wood and wife to Maude Ras Reynolds for a Hamilton subdivision tract and similar deeds from Gertrude Hughes English to EB G Rowe, L P Cagle to J Garland Crawford, and M Neal to Laura A Neal. Central Investment Corp. sells to Ines B Marble a tract on East Washington Street with nominal consideration.
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Maude Ras Reynolds
Hamilton
Gertrude Hughes English
EB. G. Rowe
Rotary Street
L. P. Cagle
J. Garland Crawford
Albertson Street
Rock Creek Township
Central Investment Corporation
Ines B. Marble
East Washington Street
Hair Cutting Beliefs Tied to Moon Waxing
The superstition claims cutting hair during the waxing moon causes rapid regrowth. Believers say the effect is a sign of strong vitality and future prosperity, though no scientific evidence supports it.
Felon Voting Restrictions Questioned Across States
A claim that felons, idiots or insane persons cannot vote in any state remains a controversial assertion not reflective of current law. In practice voting rights for felons vary by state with restoration processes and differing definitions of eligibility.
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Union
Death of N. W. Lanier A Lexington Community Leader
N W Lanier 76 prominent citizen of the Cld community died at his home after a brief illness. Survived by four daughters Mrs T C Crutchfield Greensboro Mrs Ernest Byrd Norfolk Va Mrs C F McCrary Lexington and Mrs Hal Harris Lexington Route 2 one sister Mrs Polly Harrison Lexington Route 2 and 13 grandchildren. Funeral services were held today at Canaan Methodist Protestant church at 3 p.m. with interment in the church cemetery.
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Thomasville
N. W. Lanier
Cld
T. C. Crutchfield
Greensboro
Ernest Byrd
Norfolk
C. F. McCrary
Lexington
Hal Harris
Polly Harrison
Canaan Methodist Protestant Church
Obituary: John W. Ogburn Dies at 64 in Thomasville
John W. Ogburn died at his home 305 Kern Street at 6 30 last night after several months illness. He was 64 and born in Forsyth County son of the late Thomas and Lucinda Fowler Ogburn. Survived by widow Martha Crews Ogburn, three daughters L C Bridges Alfard Finch Bascom Lassiter, son John Ogburn Jr, six grandchildren all of Thomasville, brother J E Ogburn and sisters Mrs Luther Cox Mrs Will Styers of Winston Salem. He worked 27 years as a foreman at Standard Chair Company and belonged to Main Street Methodist Episcopal Church and Unity Council charter member of the Junior Order. Funeral was held at the home this morning at 10 30 and burial in the family plot of the city cemetery.
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John W. Ogburn
Kern Street
Thomas and
Lucinda Fowler Ogburn
Forsyth County
Martha Crews Ogburn
L. C. Bridges
Alfred Finch
Bascom Lassiter
John Ogburn
Obituary: Miss Isabella Fox 76 in Ramseur Area
Miss Isabella Catherine Fox aged 76 died Thursday at her home in the Erect community 16 miles south of Ramseur. Funeral was held at Shiloh Christian church at 2:30 p m with interment in the church cemetery. Survived by sister Mrs W E Owens of Greensboro and brothers C L Fox of Bennett Star Route and Fielding Fox of Hartford Ala plus 19 nieces and nephews.
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Ramseur
Isabella Catherine Fox
Erect
Shiloh Christian Church
Church
W. E. Owens
Greensboro
C. L. Fox
Bennett Star Route
Fielding Fox
Hartford
Ala
Riley C. Cope Dies After Illness in Lexington
Riley C. Cope 38 textile mechanic former city fireman and world war veteran died after eight months illness in Lexington. Survived by mother Mrs. Mary M. Cope widow Mrs. Addie Cope a daughter Helen three sons Clayton Eugene and R W Cope four sisters Mrs Dalton Phelps Clemmons Mrs Dewey Leonard Mrs Willie Everhart and Miss Alice Cope Lexington and half brother Conrad Warner Lexington. Funeral from First Methodist Protestant church at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
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Lexington
Riley C. Cope
Mary M. Cope
Addie Cope
Helen
Clayton
Eugene
R. W. Cope
Dalton Phelps
Clemmons
Dewey Leonard
Willie Everhart
Alice Cope
Conrad Warner
First Methodist Protestant Church
Trinity Baptist Church Announces Homecoming Day
Arrangements moved forward for homecoming at Trinity Baptist Church with a Sunday picnic dinner and an afternoon musical program by the Greensboro quartet. Revival services will start Sunday at 11 o clock and continue through the week.
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Trinity Baptist Church
Greensboro Ale Quartet
Harvard's Endowment Tops 128 Million, Nation's Largest
Harvard University holds an endowment exceeding 128 million dollars, the largest of any U S institution. Canada reports exports of 8 418 000 dollars of sine in 193 percent according to the fragmented data from the era.
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United States
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