Locals Tie Greensboro In Muddy Homecoming Thriller
High Point Bisons and Greensboro Whirlwinds battled to a scoreless tie at Willis Park after a mud soaked Homecoming crowd of over 500. Hinkle led the Bisons with strong running and crucial tackles while Leonard and Johnson paced Greensboro in a tight defensive game.
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Jack Appleyard
High Point
Black Bisons
Greensboro High School
Willis Park
Greensporo
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Bisons
Hinkle
Johnson
Invaders
Leonard
Bison
Hinle
Leo
Nard
Jonhson
Gate City
Walter Sprye
Sprye
Hendrix
Koury
Add
Foreclosure Sale Notice Guilford County North Carolina
Notice of foreclosure by trustee on H T Byrum deed of trust dated August 1926. Metropolitan Life substituted trustee J Allen Austin will sell Dec 27 1934 at 11 AM describing parcels on Wesley Place East Green Street in Guilford County. Auction at public sale as provided by the deed of trust and applicable law.
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State OF
North Ve
H. T. Byrum
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
J. Allen Austin
Office of the Register of Deeds
Wesley Place
East Green Street
Purgurson
Wesley Pitts
BR. D. Rike
R. D. Rike
Wesley
Carolina
King Levinsky Not Yet Out of Heavyweight Picture
In Chicago, King Levinsky and Art Lasky fought to a draw in ten rounds at the Chicago Stadium. The crowd of 13,873 watched a changed Levinsky employ a strong left jab as Lasky absorbed cuts on the face and nose from the sustained attack. Judges split with one point margin for Lasky, another for Levinsky, and a third call it even.
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Chicago
King Levinsky
Art Lasky
Max Baer
Minneapolis
Davey Miller
Miller
Lasky
Maxwell Street
Tommy Loughran
Baer
Leyinsky
New York
O. K
Farley
Tammany
Joe ~E
Manhattan
Vito Marcan
LaGuardia
Gressive
New Harbor
Cotton Manufacturers Back Abolition of Processing Tax
The North Carolina Cotton Manufacturers Association at its annual convention voiced support for abolishing the cotton processing tax. The group praised Governor Ehringhaus and state lawmakers for budget balance and urged mills to back a state sales tax. Herman Cone cited $37.6 million paid in processing taxes from Aug 1, 1933 to Oct 1, 1934. The convention also elected J. A. Long as president and named a new slate of officers and directors.
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Pinehurst
North Carolina Cotton Manufacturers Association
Ehringhaus
North Carolina
Herman Cone
Greensboro
Association
Committee On
Cone
A. M. Fairley
Laurinburg
J. A. Long
Roxboro
Harry W. Moore
Charlotte
Hunter Marshall, Jr
Carl R
Power consumption in Sa reaches new high
Electricity use in Sa climbed to a record level as the city-wide demand surged in the latest period. Utilities report stressed grids with peak load, prompting warnings and measures to manage supply.
Diegel Prevails Over Shute To Capture Australian Open
Leo Diegel of Philadelphia defeated Denny Shute 2 up in a 36 hole final to win the Centenary professional golf championship in Melbourne. Diegel rallied from five down at lunch, making seven straight holes and a late surge to clinch the title. Governor Lord Huntingfield presented the trophies as an American team prepared for the Victoria match.
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Melbourne
Leo Diegel
Philadelphia
Denny Shute
Diegel
Australia
Shute
Quaker City
Lord Huntingfield
Victoria
Paul Runyan
Craig Wood
Harry Cooper
Ky Laffoon
Romanian Foreign Minister Targeted by Cross-Border Terrorists
Swiss police received reports that central European terrorists crossed the border with plans to assassinate Romanian Foreign Minister Nicholas Titulescu. Titulescu downplayed the threat saying he had been condemned to death five times.
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Geneva
Nicholas Titulescu
Titulescu
Southern Cities Prepare Big Welcome for Santa Claus
Atlanta reports widespread Christmas lights as Southern cities from Virginia to Louisiana prepare for the season. Memphis opens with a Spirit of Christmas parade featuring 25 floats 17 bands and 150 characters while others plan lighting on December 8 in Nashville December 9 in Lynchburg and December 1 in Raleigh. Georgia cities also gear up with festive displays.
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Atlanta
Virginia
Louisiana
Memphis
Tenn
Courthouse Square
Thanksgiv
Nashville
Lynchburg
Richmond
Roanoke
Santa Claus Perese
Raleigh
N. C
Charlotte
New Orleans
Georgia
Army And Notre Dame Hold Spot In Today's Big Games
Army meets Notre Dame in a marquee clash as five 1934 season games shape national and sectional titles. Yale faces Harvard, Minnesota meets Wisconsin, Stanford battles California, and Texas Christian hosts Rice in key showdowns with large expected crowds.
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Army
Notre Dame
Hugh
Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
New York
Big Ten
Pacific Coast
Yale
Harvard
Minnesota
Mighty Gophers
Wisconsin
Yankee Stadium
Illinois
Elmer Layden
Fighting Irish
Princeton
Stanford
Golden Bears
Indians
Washington State
Rice
Nodaks
Tuffy Leeman
North Dakota State
Texas Tech
Texas Longhorns
Bohn Hilliard
Arkansas
Veterans aid agencies map distress veteran numbers
The National Whirligig notes urgency in tallying distressed World War veterans as the Veterans Administration and the Federal Relief Administration seek up to date estimates. Past figures from 1931 show 60 percent bonus loans and their impact on employment and spending, guiding the looming cash bonus debate.
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Veterans Administration
Federal Relief Administration
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Calm Before Storm Haunts North Carolina Grid Camps
In Charlotte the eve of Thanksgiving brings quiet in state football camps. Duke and North Carolina freshmen clash for the state title while varsity preparations continue for games against Virginia Duke State and Wake Forest. The piece also notes regional scores and coaching drills as the season nears its climax.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Duke
Bershaw
Bartos
Brickelmyer
Finberg
Brunansky
Eakins
Fischer
Imps
Tar Babies
N. C. State
Tar Heels
Virginia
Charlottesville
Durham
Wake Forest
Davidson
Western Carolina
Catawba
Salisbury
Appalachian
Southern
Lakeland
Fla
Lenoir-Rhyne Bears
Carolina
Elon
Guilford
National Football Scores and Political Commentary Digest
Football scores from multiple conferences list North Dakota and George Washington as well as Southern and Midwest results. A long column of regional games followed by a political-leaning synopsis discusses NRA codes, steel industry figures, and telephone inquiries amid New York Democratic reapportionment tensions.
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North Dak
George Washington
West Va
Wesleyan
Salem
Louisiana College
Louisiana Tech
Cumberland
Rollins
Newberry
Erskine
Lenoir-Rhyne
Bethel
Northwest Mississippi
Tampa
Miami
Fla
Appalachian
Southern
Midwest
Wichita
South Dak. State
Kirksville
Cape Girardeau
Fort Hays State
Southwestern
Kans
St. Benedict's
Tarkle
Warrensburg
William Jewel
Missouri Mines
Maryville T
Baker
Bethany
Talequah
Okla
Celelege of
Celelege of the Ozarks 7. Doane 18; York 6, Peru 7; Wayne 0, Hendrix 6; Bacone
Ouachita
Monticello A. & M
Little Rock Junior
Jonesboro Baptists
Nebraska
Kearney T
Southwest
Texas
Arkansas
North Dak. State
Texas Tech
S& West Far
Pacific U
Albany G
Accident Victim's Body Is Sent Home
Henderson November 24 The body of John L. Nelson of Morganton killed in a mobile collision near here was sent home for burial. William Befibaugh and P. Teter Cumberland drivers of the truck involved were by a coroner's jury to be blamed in the accident. Nelson was a deputy of the fourth district Jr. O. U. A. and a beneficiary of the order's insurance elements while visiting here in connection with Oo. U. A. M. business.
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Henderson
John L. Nelson
Morganton
William F. Befibaugh
P. Teter
Cumberland
Nelson
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