Maryland Edges Georgetown 6-0 in Renewal Game
Maryland's Old Liners secured a first period TD when Norwood Lothron broke free then was forced out at the two yard line. Stonebraker finished the drive with a short TD run, and Gormley added the extra point as Maryland protected a 6-0 lead. The win marked Maryland’s first victory in the historic series since 1907.
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College Park
Maryland
Georgetown
Hoyas
Norwood Lothron
Stonebraker
Lothron
Gormley
Michigan Wolverines Close Worst Season With Loss
Michigan's Wolverines ended a disastrous campaign with a 13 to 6 defeat by Northwestern at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor. Willish Ward, in his final game, kicked two 16 yard field goals for Michigan, while Northwestern scored two touchdowns to seal the win.
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Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Wolverines
Northwestern
Willish Ward
Ward
Negro Man Knocked in Head On East Ashington Street
Clarence Young of Leonard street was struck in the head with a brick while walking on East Ashington street last night. No arrest by midnight, but one anticipated. He was taken by Sechrest's ambulance to Burrus Memorial hospital with non serious injuries.
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Clarence Young
Leonard Street
East Ashington Street
Sechrest
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Car Runs Best At Engine’s Most Efficient Speed
The car should be operated at the engine’s most efficient speed to maximize mileage, using optimal RPM to reduce fuel use and wear while delivering steady performance.
Georgetown vs Maryland Scoreless First Quarter
In a nineties era report, Georgetown and Maryland are tied 0-0 after the opening period. Maryland shows 6 points in the second stanza on a 6-0 tally, with Stonebraker substituting for Sothron on a touchdown try.
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Georgetown
Maryland
Stonebraker
Sothron
Eddie Cantor Reveals Hollywood Film Process
Eddie Cantor humorously describes the grind of turning a film from greenlight to screen. He notes long hours, multiple drafts, and the pressure of a million dollar investment as previews determine final edits. He comments on Goldwyn’s star stora and the chaotic studio rhythm.
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Eddie Cantor
Eddie
Enterprise
NEA Service, Inc
Good Looks
Hollywood
Canadian
Goldie Locks
Honolulu
Paris
Samuel Goldwyn
Film Capital
Lexington Man Is Instantly Killed in Car Crash
I Roscoe Y. , a year-old Lexington furniture worker, was killed when his car failed to negotiate a sharp curve and plunged from the road. Occupants Will Powell and Charlie Hardister were injured lightly. Yar borough lived here but commuted to High Point for factory work.
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Lexington
Deep River project terracing 250 acres weekly
Landowners in the Deep River erosion control project terrace 250 acres each week with aid from the Soil Erosion Service. The Mangum terrace, 18 to 24 feet wide and 12 to 14 inches high after settling, helps soil retention and rainfall conservation while allowing machinery cultivation.
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North Carolina
E. R. Raney
Aaricul
Tural
Raney
Goldwyn’s publicity crew prepares for next year’s film
A backstage narration recalls Goldwyn’s top publicists and writers shaping a new project. Dan Thomas asks for a peek behind the scenes, and the author jokes about endless deadlines and jokes returning to the screen.
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Dan
Dan Thomas
Goldwyn
Presbyterians Tie Wofford In Homecoming Gridiron
Presbyterian’s Blue Stockings rally in the fourth quarter to force a 7 to 7 tie with the Wofford Terriers on homecoming day. A late drive from Presbyterian stalled at the 40 yard line as Horne’s field goal attempt missed.
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Clinton
Presbyterian
Blue Stockings
Wofford Terriers
Horne
Wofford
Bes
Quarman
Gault
Anderson
Question and Answer In Court on Golf Insanity Paranoiac Judge Speaks
Circuit Judge H F Atkinson grills an alienist asking what to call a person with golf insanity. He answers himself labeling such a person a paranoiac with delusions of making progress.
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Miami
Fra
H. F. Atkinson
Fire drill at Public School 10 draws engines to scene
A routine fire drill at Public School 10 surprised three thousand students who marched out in order as real fire engines arrived with clanging bells, adding drama to the safety exercise.
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New York
Cattle Carloads Arrive for Relief Slaughter Plan
Ten carloads of cattle, over 300 head, arrived from Greensboro at Mrs. Irene W. Price Relief Office to supply fourteen counties. The drought herd will be slaughtered here and distributed to relief families. Delivery begins Monday as butchers work all day at the abattoir to meet demand.
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Greensboro
Irene W. Price
Midwest
Alarmensued as pupil startled teachers fearfully
Surprisingly many students and even more were surprised to see their parents come running. There was no fire. Teachers attributed the alarm to an overzealous pupil.
June bugs spend years as grubs before surfacing
The text notes that June bugs spend about three years underground as grub stage before emerging for a brief adult life of two or three weeks.
Furniture Workers in Annual Meeting Attracts Hundreds
Local union No. 1021 drew an estimated 500 to 600 attendees for its annual meeting. Speakers included EB A Ruddock for NC and VA, R R Lawrence of Winston-Salem, Henry I Adams of the AF of Hosiary Workers, and Everett Morris of Central Labor Union. Music by B F Links quartet and the Charles Sisters. A tap dance by Addie Sheffield entertained the crowd.
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Furniture Workers Local Union No. 1021
EB. A. Ruddock
Furniture Workers
North Carolina
Virginia
R. R. Lawrence
Winston-Salem
North Carolina Federation of Labor
Henry I. Adams
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
Everett Morris
Central Labor Union
B. F. Link
Quartet
Lexington
Charles Sisters
Yadkin College
Little Addie Sheffield
Jones Featured With Thanksgiving Recital
A brief Thanksgiving event highlighted by Lie Jones as the featured performer. Refreshments were served after the recital.
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Lie Jones
Harris H. J Ja Infirmary At Harvard University
Word arrived last night that Harris H. J Ja son of Mr and Mrs T M Ja of Lindsay Street is confined in the Stillman Infirmary at Harvard University Cambridge Mass where he is tending the law school. Details on Mr Jarrells illness were not stated.
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Harris H. J
T. M. Ja
Lindsay Street
Stillman
Harvard Unive
Cambridge
Mass
Mr. Jarrell
California scientist unveils color reflecting mirror device
Dr. H. W. Edwards of the University of California announces a four opeda pancra mirror that reflects all colors equally. The device is claimed to be 98 percent efficient.
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H. W. Edwards
Versity of
California
Coal Miners Strike Sparks Lockouts Across Scotland
In Scotland many coal miners ongoing strikes are followed by lockouts cutting production and affecting local communities as unions press demands for better pay and safer conditions.
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Scotland
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