Fourth Annual Pet Show Opens In Madison Garden
New York November 23 A vibrant zoo fills Madison Square Garden as the fourth annual pet show opens with 3000 animals on display. Highlights include a platinum blonde pony from Hyde Park and a New Zealand Cassowary puzzle curiosity. Priscilla the chimpanzee and other exotic creatures attract crowds, with demonstrations by Fred Sandman and a special heated return trip for Priscilla each night.
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Madison Garden
Robert J. Cavagnaro
New York
Madison Square Garden
June Reede
Hyde Park
N. Y
Miss Reede
New Zealand
Priscilla
Fred Sandman
Teaneck
N. J
Sandman
Teander
Sally Faces Relapse and Quiet Resolve in Hospital Scene
Ruth and Dale rush Sally to the hospital as doctors debate her fate. Sally clings to a dying hope while Joe's love for her is clear but unavailable, and Ruth contemplates a stark plan to save her.
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Dan
Sally
Sue
Ruth
Dale Courtney
Jack
Joe
A A U Adopts Metric System for Track Events
The Amateur Athletic Union voted to switch from yards to meters for all track and field events effective January 1. The change, approved at the 44th annual convention, aligns U S rules with the metric standard used by international bodies and affects national indoor championships and major meets.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
United States
Great Britain
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Avery Brundage
Not Enough Fairness for Sally's Sister
A troubled woman voices hope for a favorable outcome from Joe while acknowledging Sally is her sister. She notes Sally is sorry and asks a nurse to summon Dr. Raynor as snow and gray dawn press on.
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Joe
Sally
Raynor
Wildcats Tackle Wake Forest In Final Fray
Coach Newton says Davidson aims to rise to peak form for a decisive game against Wake Forest. Davidson players dismiss the jinx talk and prepare for a high effort clash, hoping for a sustaining mental and physical edge.
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Newton
Deacons
Wildcats
Davidson
Wake Forest
Police Seek Suspect In Auto Collision Injuring Officer
Police today sought an unidentified man described as a Negro who deliberately drove his auto into motorcycle Policeman Carlyle Ingle near here. Ingle was painfully injured in the incident.
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Carlyle Ingle
Ingle
Cain to Lead Crimson March Against Vanderbilt
Atlanta report says John Harry Cain will lead Alabama in the clash with Vanderbilt in Birmingham. Key injuries remove Newt Godfree and Donald Hutson from the lineup while Cain’s own condition limits his play. Mil lard Howell will take over punting duties as Vanderbilt enters the game with Dixie Roberts steering the offense.
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Atlanta
John “Harry” Cain
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Birmingham
Crimson Tide
Newt Godfree
Donald Hutson
Cain
Millard Howell
Dixie Roberta
Georgia Tech
Pardon Sought For Rev Berrie From Governor Murray
Oklahoma City November 22 A plea for the release of Rev Berrie who entered state prison this week under a life sentence for the poisoning murder of his first wife was filed with Governor Murray by the 19 year old second wife. A letter from Dr W W Osgood supported health grounds noting Berrie on tuberculosis border line. Mrs Berrie urged innocence and recalled his ties to the constitutional convention. Governor Murray referred the letters to the pardon and parole office.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Berrie
State Penitentiary
W. Murray
W. W. Osgood
Muskogee
Murray
Gov
Pardon and Parole Office
Tennessee Kentucky Rivalry Promises Classic Thanksgiving Clash
Tennessee and Kentucky renew an old rivalry at Knoxville on Thanksgiving Day with both teams seeking impact wins. Tennessee aims to stay strong despite past injuries, while Kentucky seeks to upset and spoil the Vols hopes as the series shows Tennessee leading 11 9 and 6 ties in 26 games. A separate matchup pits North Carolina against Virginia as they chase better records than this season currently allows.
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Frank Thomas
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Kentucky
Knoxville
North Carolina
Virginia
Youth Killed By Freight Train in Greensboro
E A Philips aged 15 died and Edward Gougou was critically injured after being struck by a freight train in Greensboro. Police reported the incident occurred near the railroad crossing on a weekday afternoon, with witnesses describing a sudden impact and responders rushing to the scene.
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Greensboro
E. A. Philips
Edward Gougou
Attorneys Volunteer Help War on Loan Sharks
Fifteen lawyers have volunteered to aid the Junior Chamber of Commerce in its campaign against loan sharks in Charlotte.
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Charlotte
Chamber of Commerce
Coaches Duel Loom In Brown Colgate Clash On Thanksgiving
The piece highlights a clash of wits between Andy Kerr and De Ormond McLaughry as Brown faces Colgate with McLaughry’s triple wing and Kerr’s Warner influenced approach. It notes the national slate of Thanksgiving games including Cornell vs Penn and Notre Dame vs Army, with several rivalries shaping the day.
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New York
Andy Kerr
de Ormond
McLaughry
Glenn Scobey
Warner
Brown
Bears
Tert
Colgate
Red Raiders
Providence
Kerrmen
United
Philadelphia
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Carnegie Tech
New York University
West Virginia
Washington & Jefferson
Oklahoma
Sooners
East
George Washington
Washington
Notre Dame
Army
Pittsburgh
Stanford
Holy Cross
Boston College
Veteran World War Vet Dies by Own Hand
William Sides, 36, a World War II veteran, died at his Albemarle home from a self inflicted shotgun wound. Authorities reported no reason for the act and no foul play suspected.
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William Sides
Robins Invited To Make Whittier His Home In Summer
Colonel Raymond Robins was invited to make Whittier his summer home after spending two months in the mountain village during a wall search for him. The invitation came from 150 children, many members of a Sunday school class taught by the prohibition advocate during his stay. Edward Warner, 17, and Carl Fisher led the signers list.
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Whittier
Raymond Robins
Edward Warner
Carl Fisher
Raymond Rogers
Robins
Widow Learns Gun Use. Husband Dies When It Fires
In McMinnville Tennessee a 23 year old woman learning pistol use caused a loaded gun to explode. She aimed the weapon as instructed by her husband James F Boyd and it fired fatally wounding him. The widow has an infant son.
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Mcminnville
Tenn
James F. Boyd
Boyd
Davidson Wildcats Prepare for Wake Forest Clash
The Davidson College Wildcats wrap up the season and host the Wake Forest Demon Deacons. The campus buzzes with Thanksgiving spirit as players rest today and resume training, while students and town rally behind a determined foe aiming to derail the Wildcats.
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Davidson College Wildcats
Suns
Davidson
Spiri
Wake Pares
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