Imperial headquaters may take central control in Japan
Tokyo observers report plans for a highly centralized government led by an imperial headquarters with six or fewer men. The move would place most functions of the cabinet under military and naval leaders amid talks among Konoye Sugiyama and Yonai, with possible aims to press China policy or deter foreign peace meddling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
China
Great Britain
Konoye
Sugita
Yonai
Hiroshima
Tokyo
Nichi Ni
Mammoth Cave Air Temperature Remains Constant
The air in Mammoth Cave stays at about 54 degrees Fahrenheit year round, even in its deepest pits, with chemical and optical properties noted in studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mammoth Cave
Miami-Biltmore adds Lloyd Budge as tennis pro
A roundup notes Lloyd Budge, brother of Don Budge, joining the Miami Biltmore Country Club as a new tennis pro. The column also gutters in on boxing, wrestling, hockey, and football ties around New York figures, clubs, and exhibitions, with mentions of Budge, Nagurski, Jacobs, and Armstrong among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miami-Biltmore Country Club
Don Budge
Lloyd
Baltimore
Calin’s Park
Little Wolf
W. K. Burper
New Zealand
Bronko Nagurski
Hippodrome
Ray Larson
University of Detroit
W. 49Th Street
Jacobs’ Beach
Max Sehmelling
Joe Judge
Washington
Georgetown University
Petey Sarrow
Jim Erwin
Mike Jacobs
New York Hockey Rangers
Matty Matthews
University of Portland
British Isles
Walter Hagen
Joe Kirkwood
South Africa
Merchant Jailed Pending Outcome Of Wounded Man
Avery McKinney a 44 year old Gillespie Gap merchant was jailed in Bakersville to await the result of pistol wounds suffered by Ephriam Hollifield 39 in McKinney's store Hollifield was wounded in the left arm and right leg. the incident occurred yesterday at Little Switzerland area Spruce Pine NC region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery McKinney
Gillespie Gap
Little Switzerland
Bakersville
Ephriam Hollifield
McKinney
Hollifield
Harry Cooper Tops Pro Golf Standings For Year
New York November 2. Harry Cooper of Chicago leads the year’s money standings and PGA points through November 1. He holds the top spot in earnings 13 573.69 and the PGA trophy point race while remaining a major title contender but not winning the Open or PGA championships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Cooper
Huilder
Henry Picard
Hershey
Ralph Guldahl
Sam Snead
Springs
Horton Smith
By. Nelson
Reading
J. Hines
G'd'n City
G. Sarazen
B. Bkrd
Conn
J. Revolta
Evanston
P. Bunyan
W. P’ns
J. Thompson
Sh'nee
Ed Dudley
Philadelphia
Baylor Bears Deflect Rose Bowl Talk Amid Undefeated Run
Waco Texas November 2 The Baylor Bears who lead the Southwest Conference refuse Rose Bowl chatter focusing on the upcoming Texas game. Coach Morley Jennings praises the team for hard work and steady schedule planning noting Baylor's 131 points to 16 and strong performance against Arkansas Texas A and M and others. The bears have not won a bowl since 1924 and have finished last only twice in 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Tex
Baylor Bears
Morley Jennings
Bears
Jennings
Baylor
University of Texas
Texas
Leo Myer
Texas Christian
Fordham
Rams
Christian
Meyer
Arkansas
Texas A
Centenary
Oklahoma City
Southwestern
Foster claims self defense in fatal Black Mountain shooting
Winfred Foster, 28, of Black Mountain surrendered after the death of El samey Russell, 29. Foster told Sheriff Laurence B. Brown he fired in self defense and was held overnight in the county jail as a coroner's jury began hearing evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Winfred Foster
Black Mountain
Laurence B. Brown
Elsamey Russell
Brown
Foster
Birth Certificate for Virginia Care to Reach London
Raleigh November 2 The state health officer Dr Carl V Reynolds will have an official framed copy of Virginia Care birth certificate forwarded to Ambassador Robert Bingham in London for formal presentation to the British government. The certificate bears the signatures of President Roosevelt and Governor Clyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Washington
Ths
Carl V. Reynolds
Virginia Care
Robert Bingham
London
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Clyde
Saunders Back With Keydets For Maryland Clash
Saunders, last year's high scorer, rejoins Virginia Military Institute backfield as the Keydets share the Southern Conference lead with Duke and prep for the Maryland game. The return of O'Mara at Duke and Hudging's expected return boost their respective teams as NC State, Virginia Tech, and other rivals ready for crucial matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Herb
Will Rogers
Bill Borries
Frank Jones
Virginia
Joe Foster
Furman
Bucknell
Don McCallister
South Carolina
Kentucky
Alabama
William and Mary
Della Torre
Hampden-Sydney
Trans-Atlantic Fares Increased Across All Classes
New York November 1 steamship lines in the trans Atlantic passenger conference raised present fares by five dollars across all classes. They signaled that summer rates will be higher than current levels. The move follows policy discussions and certificates similar to those used with official gifts referencing government actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Rocks
New York
R. Hoey
Hull
Washington
Graham Poised To Clash With Powell In Main Card Bout
Roy Graham known for a strong record meets Dick Powell in the main Friday night wrestling clash at the local arena. Powell counters with rough tactics and broad knowledge of Graham’s moves. Two preliminary bouts pit Gene Bowman against Sam Curry and feature two fast battlers with Curry favored earlier win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Graham
Dick Powell
Jerry Burns
Graham
Burne
Henry Grabe
Luttrall
Powell Friday
Powell
Gene Bowman
Sam Curry
Curry
Vicory
Slim Zimbleman
Bowman
Prompt Payment Saves on Taxes for North Carolina Employers
North Carolina employers can save by paying unemployment compensations on time at 1.8 percent as credit against the 2 percent Social Security tax. If delayed, they face the full 2 percent plus 12 percent annual interest on delinquent state 1.8 percent. Example shows a $30,000 payroll saving $540 by paying promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
North Carolina
Charles G. Powell
Tony
State
U. S. Bureau of Internal Revenue
State Commission
Powell
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Powell Showns
Loftin Kin Visit Highlights Denton Weekend
Denton neighbors note weekend visits as Clay Loftin of Greensboro stayed with his parents, while Edward Loftin also from Greensboro spent time with grandparents. The Steed and Sexton households hosted relatives from High Point and Lexington for a series of Sunday calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae
Denton
Bisons Face Wildcats In Homecoming Showdown
High Point High School Black Bisons prepare for a tough Homecoming game against Charlotte Wildcats after a 19 to 6 loss to Salisbury last Friday. The midget team also played Thomasville this afternoon as part of the prep schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Bisons
High Point High School
Wildcats
Charlotte High
Bisons
Salisbury Aggregation
Charlotte
Greensboro Hi
High Point Hs
Thomasville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ee li
Fede
Uesday
Haigh Point Enterprise
Piedmont Center of Industry
High Point
Igland
Tagan
Marty Peters
Atchison
Kansas City
St. Benedict's College
Hastings
Neb
College
Athletic Round Table
Spokane
By Eddie Brietz
George Sheppard
Brooklyn
Walter Johnson
Henry Armstrong
Lou Ambers
Joe Medwick
Giants
Max Fiske
Pittsburgh Pirates
de Paul University
Goodness
Gertrude
Bill Werber
Philadelphia Athletics
Humphrey
Duke Power Company
England
Saunders
O'Mara
Hudgins
Duke
Carolina
Citadel
Mann's Drug Stores
Quality Cleaners
Kellam Foundry
Loyal Order of Moose Stag Club
Swartsburg Clothing
Smith
Howell
Tater
Therrell Te
Hedrick
Swartaburg
W & Mann
Bamballis
Covington
D. Kennedy
Eddie Crozier
Crozier
Denton News
Priscilla
C.penney Company An
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!