Tar Heels Upset Duke 14-6 at Duke Stadium in Durham
North Carolina defeated Duke 14 to 6 before about 45 000 fans. NC tied for the ACC title with a strong rushing attack led by Crowell Little and a productive passing play ending with Burnette to Watson for a fourth quarter score. Duke drops from its unbeaten perch as UNC gains momentum toward Thanksgiving clash with Virginia.
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Pat Ryan Seclusion Maintained After Surprise Morganton Marriage
In Hickory North Carolina physicians said Pat Ryan remained in seclusion in a hospital eight days after a sudden marriage to Martha Barkley a Morganton girl aged 21. His wife visited him twice but made no statements. The Barkley warrant accusing another Morganton youth as father of her infant had not been served.
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Pat) Ryan
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California Representative Hurt in Auto Accident
Rep. John M. Costello of California's 16th district was injured in a motor vehicle crash near Payetteville. He sustained suspected broken legs and serious injuries. a marine companion also suffered injuries and was taken to a hospital. The wreck occurred when the car went out of control.
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Brussels conference mulls draft on Japan policy in China
The Brussels conference on a draft declaration criticizing Japan's policy in China faced resistance as delegations without instructions from their governments could amend the text at a Monday meeting. Italy and Sweden pressed for time to submit the declaration to their home governments.
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Italy Opposes US France Britain Plan On China War
In Brussels Nov 138 7 Italy led opposition to a US sponsored declaration that Japan’s actions against China were illegal. Italian delegate Count Lugi Aldovrandi Marescotti asked for time to study the draft and said his government could not accept it in whole or part. Delegations discussed referring the draft to their home governments after Japan’s second refusal to cooperate with the conference.
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Norman Davis
Nebraska Duke Fall As Pitt Alabama Hold Undefeated Streaks
Nebraska lost 13 7 to Pitt after leading until late as Duke fell 14 6 to North Carolina. Alabama kept its unbeaten run with a 7 0 win over Georgia Tech while Notre Dame beat Army 7 0. Yale defeated Princeton 26 0. Dartmouth tied Cornell 6 6.
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Tragic Truck Crash Kills 12 Year Old Near Canton
Evelyn Cogburn twelve, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Cogburn of Cruso Haywood county, died in a truck accident on Pigeon road near Canton at 6 30 pm. The pickup driven by her father struck a concrete culvert rolled into a tree, Evelyn was thrown to the pavement and her skull was crushed.
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Roosevelt's Budget Drive Faces Congress and Business
President Roosevelt steers toward a balanced budget by curbing deficits and urging business recovery. Treasury forecasts show a 12 month deficit of 6.965 billion this year, with hopes for tax revenue equals or exceeds spending next year. Morgenthau calls for cuts in relief and other programs. The plan hinges on Congress in January and on reviving industry through tax revisions, home construction, railways, and utilities reforms. Jones notes the downturn is less severe than some fear as leaders push for changes.
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Kidnapers Face Lindbergh Law in West Virginia
Dr. James I. Seder, 79, lay near death as the state moved to prosecute abductors under the Lindbergh law. Arnett Booth, John Travis, and Orville Atkins faced federal charges for attempted extortion tied to the abduction, with Booth signing a confession. Seder was held captive about ten days in an abandoned mine before rescue.
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Roosevelt to Speak on Nation-Wide Unemployment Census
President Roosevelt will address the nation from the White House at 10 30 pm to seek cooperation in the first census of unemployment. Census Administrator John D Biggers issued final instructions to workers distributing and tabulating questionnaires aimed at every adult. Only unemployed or partly employed individuals should respond to determine totals ages locations and work to which they are assigned.
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Six Crewmembers Rescued From Greek Freighter Sinking
Six crewmen of the Greek freighter Tzenny Chandris were rescued by the tanker Swiftsure about 30 miles northeast of the Diamond Shoals lightship after the ship sank at 4 a.m. following flooding of bunkers and engine room. They reported the captain Nicholas Patronas perished with others. The sea was rough with heavy rain and poor visibility.
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Brazil Eyes Closer Ties With United States
President Getulio Vargas told foreign correspondents in Rio de Janeiro that under Brazil’s new regime the country would pursue friendlier relations with the United States. He defended the new constitution, said treaties would be honored, and stated Brazil would resist communism while keeping a primarily American foreign policy.
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Farm Program Not Ready For Session Opening
Administration leaders said government reorganization is the first order of business for the new congressional session opening Monday. The opening day will be devoted to reading President Roosevelt's message and routine formalities, with work resuming Tuesday.
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Delayed Vocational Funds Spotlight Grange Convention
Delegates at the National Grange convention in Harrisburg express concern over the delay in distributing a 14 million dollar federal vocational education appropriation. National representative Fred Branckman cites late funds hindering thousands of teachers and rural schools while outlining planned farm and labor policy actions.
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Japs Push Toward Nanking Threatens Soochow
Japanese forces press toward Nanking trapping civilians as Soochow and nearby Wus h are warned of bombing for military targets. Leaflets urge evacuation by midnight while fronts shift from Kiating to Kashan and Kunshan. U S and British officials seek safety zones and broader war responses.
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Corn 18 Problem Halts Farm Plan Debate in House
Washington November 13 Dispute over federal aid for corn stalls House Agriculture Committee as it nears a farm program for Congress. AAA officials propose a 4 percent commercial area across Iowa and parts of eleven states to manage marketing quotas with producer approval.
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