Eastern North Carolina Traffic Club to Meet in Goldsboro
The Eastern North Carolina Traffic Club will hold its fall meeting in Goldsboro on Thursday at a time to be announced. Local officials expect discussions on road projects and traffic safety measures.
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Goldsboro
Eastern North Carolina Traffic Club
Christman Could Change GIants Yanks Fortunes
Paul Christman of Missouri football could write his own ticket with the Giants or the Yanks. Newberry College seeks a Thanksgiving Day game if November 23 is a holiday. Rumors say Reds core players may stay if Werber quits. Coastal football league talks include Santa Clara St Marys San Jose. Carl Hubbell is consistently firing 80s at Fort Worth. Ben Marden takes over Havana race course.
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New York
Paul Christman
Missouri
Giants
Yanks
Newberry College
South Carolina
Bill Werber
Reds
McCormick
Derringer
Walters
Vander Meer
Santa Clara
St. Mary’s
San Jose
Carl Hubbell
Fort Worth
Ben Marden
Havana
One Minute Interview Connie Mack Predicts 1941 Win
Connie Mack forecasts a 1941 winner after another year of rebuilding. The Giants’ baseball lunch plan is noted, Texas papers discuss Rice dissension among assistants, Whizzer White eyed for a charity football head role, Burt Shotton to ship dogs to a kennel show in Florida, and eight ex Rangers coaches are active in various hockey teams.
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Connie Mack
Giants
Texas
Rice
Whizzer White
San Francisco
Burt Shotton
Columbus
American Kennel Club
Winter Haven
Fla
National League baseball movie attracts crowd in Akron
Beacon Journal notes joke around How to Play Baseball sparks headlines at Akron event. Polls on eight games fail to predict winners as Auburn and Pitt cited. weekly guessing contest ends with no clear winner.
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Akron
Beacon-Journal
Auburn
Pitt
N. Carolina
Duke
Nebraska
Alabama
Tech
N.D
Iowa
Minnesota
Penn
Michigan
Clara Dart
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Ohio
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Army
Hitler’s Escort Guards Tighten Security at Public Appearances
A vivid report describes Leibstandarte units and police surrounding Adolf Hitler during public outings, troops massed to crowd spectators, and guards ready to rush the crowd to thwart attacks. Also noted are local items: J R Buckner dead after car collision in Asheville. and a Bladenboro Rotary meeting where State Senator Joe Blythe spoke on Americanism.
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Schutz Staffel
Hitler
Nuremburg
Gestapo
Fuehrer
Leibstandarte
Joseph
Sepp) Dietrich
Himmler
Berchtesgaden
Munich
Bladenboro
Joe Blythe
Charlotte
Lumberton
Elizabethtown
Clarkton
High Schools Debate Federal Railroad Operation
The UNC sponsored annual high school triangular debates were announced with the resolution that the federal government should own and operate the railroads. The winning teams will advance to compete for the Aycock Cup.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Denmark Revises Law on Overtime Work
Denmark tightens overtime restrictions while Chile considers building and operating a steel plant. Government discussions frame both labor policy changes and potential industrial investment.
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Denmark
Government of
Chile
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