Notre Dame Falls to Trojans in dramatic last quarter
Southern California rallied in the final period to overturn a 14-0 Notre Dame lead, securing a bloodless 16 to 14 victory. Yale edged Harvard 3-0 as Booth struck late, while Duke and UNC played to a 0-0 tie. Tulane crushed Sewanee 40-0 and Georgia posted 12-6 over Auburn.
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Trojans
California
Notre Dame
Sak Coca
Gareee Ooer
Ne Ieoli
Harvard
Yale
Crimson
Alfie Booth
Barry Wood
Elis
Associated Hess
Tennessee
Tulane University
Sewanee
Knoxville Volunteers
Tulane
Georgia
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Florida
South Carolina
North Carolina State
Duke
N. C. State
University of North Carolina
Maryland
Washington and Lee
Centree
Louisville
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Citadel
Presbyterian
Howard
Birmingham Southern
Southwestern
Memphis
Union
Mississippi
Mississippi Delta
Louisi- Tech
Louisiana College
Chinese Troops Mass Near Chinchow Amid Armistice Talks
Reports from Mukden say China is amassing about 50,000 troops around Chinchow under General Jung Chin. Japan weighs conditional armistice terms tied to cessation of anti Japanese activity in China and Manchuria. Frostbite casualties among Japanese total 300 of 450 with 31 killed and 104 wounded. The U.S. warns Moscow against Russian influence in northern Manchuria as Tokyo seeks to avoid broader conflict.
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Associated Press
Senpetgha
Masdaiel
Tokyo
China
Chinchow
Manchuria
Kenichi Yoshizawa
League Council
Japan
Paris
Henry Pu-Yi
Kwangtung Peninsula
Tientsin
Yinkow
Anganchi-Tsitsihar
Acquit Kentucky Miner of Death Penalty Case
William Burnett a Harlan County coal miner was acquitted by a jury of the murder of Jesse Pace a deputy sheriff in the labor dispute last April 17 The jury deliberated about five hours Burnett 36 spent the day with his wife and discussed a return to mining or farming in Bell County after the verdict
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William Burnett
Edmund A. Chester
Mount Sterling
Harlan County
Jesse Pace
Burnett
T Hat
Bell
Marine aviator J B Nott dies in New Bern air crash
Lieutenant J B Nott marine reserve flier was killed when his single seater pursuit plane crashed during New Bern airport exercises. The 25 year old New York City resident was among five planes from Quantico at the celebration. He was engaged to Elizabeth Blair and a Williams College graduate. Funeral services planned in Williamstown, Massachusetts.
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New Bern
N. C
J. B. Nott
U. S. Marine Corps
New York City
Nott
Quantico
East 67Th Street
New York
Marine Reserve Flier
Charles C. Nott, Jr
Court of General Sessions
New York County
Elizabeth Blair
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Dixie Methodism Opposes Wets in 1932 Campaign
Savannah reports Southern Methodist leaders denounce anti prohibition candidates. Bishop John M Moore says he cannot vote against prohibition and warns parties that they must not repudiate or repeal the liquor law. He notes the country, including New York, is three dry.
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Savannah
John M. Moore
Dallas
Texas
South Georgia
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Moore
Roosevelt
Baker
Hiram Johnson
Newark
Two Men Held In Old Murder As Result of Statement By Convict
Tal Petit and Arthur Petit were ordered held for trial after a preliminary hearing in which Louie Whitmire testified. Whitmire, who served part of a 15 year sentence for the Masters murder, said the Petits killed Jesse Masters at Rosman and that he took the rap. Mrs. C. C. Galloway corroborated the confession.
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Brevard
Tal Petit
Arthur Petit
Louie Whitmire
Whitmire
Jesse Masters
Rosman
Petits
Masters
C. C. Galloway
Railroad Chief Harris Dies at 71 in New York
Albert Hall Harris chairman of the executive committee of the New York Central railroad died of heart disease at his home in New York. He was 71 years old.
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New York
Albert Hall Harris
New York Central Railroad
John D. Rockefeller
Ormond
Fla
Descendant of Governor Climaxes Career of Crime With Dual Murder
Isham G. Harris 38, great grandson of Tennessee governor, charged with two murders after confessing to kidnapping and killing J. D. Smith 60 for allegedly insulting his wife. He also confessed to slaying Earl Sheridan 80, though the latter’s killer was unnamed. Harris held without bail on two counts of first degree murder. Sheriff W. J. Bacon said Harris admitted aiding in Smith’s abduction and shooting, then killed Smith and possibly Sheridan to hide the crime. The case links a political lineage to a violent spree in Memphis.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Associated Press
Memphis, Tenn
Isham G. Harris
Tennessee
W. J. Bacon
J. D. Smith
Farmer
Bacon
Earl Sheridan
Harris
Smith
Sheridan
Charity football plans debated for December 5 event
A North Carolina committee reorganizes the December 5 charity game at Duke Stadium. Four schemes were tabled including UNC and Duke combined squads, a Davidson exclusion plan, UNC versus South Carolina, and a six team tournament with timed quarters and two minute rests. Raleigh meeting to set final format with governors and coaches attending.
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Durham
N. C
Governor’s Council On
Washington Duke Hotel
Duke Stadium
University of North Carolina
Duke University
State
Davidson
Wake Forest
Carolina
Duke
University of South Carolina
Raleigh
Maryland
South Carolina
Athletic Commission
R. A. Fetzer
W. H. Wannamaker
N. G. Pritchett
Pat Miller
R. R. Sermon
C. C. Collins
W. L. Yinger
John (Clipper) Smith
Wallace Wade
Charles Woolen
Gardner
U S Planned Retaliation If Britain Crowns Tariffs
U S interest grows as Britain contemplates new emergency tariffs amid Smoot Hawley debates. Senate leaders warn tariffs may rise in kind, while British observers fear a retaliatory tariff war could erupt between the two nations.
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Washington
United States
London
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Britain
Blaine
Pair of Killers Shoot Down Victim In Gunman Fashion
Faulkner E. Vanderburg aged 42, described by police as a syndicate horse racing tipster, was shot dead in a Buffalo apartment hallway. The two killers fled to the building’s second floor, then crawled out a window to a runway above an alley. A nearby resident recalled the assailants saying, He’s dead. He won’t talk any more.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Faulkner E. Vanderburg
Winter Storm Routs Belated Indian Summer Across Plains
A wind driven snow storm from the northwest swept over the Rockies into the plains states. The storm has caused four deaths and spread across Wyoming Colorado the Dakotas Minnesota New Mexico Oklahoma and Kansas with threats of further freezes endangering cattle. Butterflies in Clarksburg and roses in Toronto mark contrasting winter signs.
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Kansas City
Rockies
Plains States
Wyoming
Colorado
South Dakotas
Minnesota
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Kansas
Southwest
Clarksburg
W. Va
Toronto
Texas
Reparations committee to meet December 7 in Basel
The advisory committee requested by the German government to assess Germanys capacity to pay reparations will convene December 7 at the Basel headquarters of the Bank for International Settlements after an announcement today.
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Basel
Switzerland
Germany
Bank For International Settlements
League seeks Manchuria peace via inquiry proposal
In Paris on November 21 the League of Nations council won only an agreement from China to consider a League led investigation for Manchuria. Japan backed a nationwide probe while China demanded troop evacuation as a prerequisite. Dr. Alfred Sze condemned the occupation as a treaty violation.
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P. I. Lipsey, JR
Paris
League of Nations Council
Manchuria
China
League
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
Alfred Sze
M. Yoshizawa
Dr. Sze
Post and Gatty Spend Night In Charlotte
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty, famed around the world fliers, arrived in Charlotte this evening aboard the Winnie Mae to rest before continuing to Winston Salem on their southern tour. They plan to fly to Winston Salem early tomorrow morning.
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Charlotte
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Winnie Mae
Winston- Salem
Asheville Councilman To Testify On Bar Immunity
Asheville councilman Wickes Wamboldt will be invited by the Buncombe County Bar Association to present evidence against any member of the association guilty of crime or misconduct. He may attend a joint meeting of the grievance and executive committees, date to be set.
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Asheville
Wickes Wamboldt
Buncombe County Bar Association
Bar Association
J. Ed Swain
Bar Commission
Wamboldt
Buncombe
Harwood
North Carolina
North Carolina Methodist Conference closes with minister appointments reading
In Greenville North Carolina the 95th annual session of the Methodist Episcopal Church South ends with the reading of appointments for more than 200 ministers. Reports were read and resolutions adopted on temperance, social service and church union with the Methodist Protestant conference. The session also noted larger contributions from the Duke foundation and the general board for superannuates and orphans.
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Greenville
N. C
Navy
North Carolina
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Josephus Daniels
Raleigh
W. A. Stanbury
Durham
Commission of
Methodist Protestant
Board of Finance
General Board of Finance
Duke Foundation
H. M. North
Ton Grant
Wilson
Lester =ley
Bynum
Hough
Swansboro
Mouzon
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Kease
Southland
Signorina Edith Dumara
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Italy
Stimson
James P. Howe
Chuma
Katsuji Debuchi
Russia
Kentucky
New Bern Fete
Lieut
Dixie Methodism
Inclad
U.S
England
America
Dino Grandi
State Department
Post and
Gatty
Eastern Conference Methodist Episcopals
Eastern Carolina Teachers’ College
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