Radio to broadcast World Series play by play nationwide
Associated Press teams with 73 newspapers to relay every pitch live by telegraph and radio coverage. Five AP sports writers on the field will feed hotels, conferences, and crowds as Washington faces Pittsburgh with widespread stations and RCA network participation.
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New York
Associated Press
Lves
Canadian
Gulf of Mexico
Washington
Pittsburgh
San Antonio
Rockies
Walter Johnson
Bucky Harris
Cuyter
Birmingham News
WHURC
Jacksonville Time Union
WRAL
Tampa Times
WOAE
Atlanta Journal
WSB
Louisvile Times
WHAS
New Orleans States
WOWL
Shreveport Times
KWKH
Asheville Citizen
Sunday Citizen
WAC
Charlotte News and Chronicle
Raleigh Times
WROC
Memphis Commerial Appeal
WMC
Nashville Banner
WS4
Amarillo News
WDAG
Beaumont Enterprise
KDFM
Dallas News
WFAA
Dallas Times
Tlevald
WAR
el Paso Herald
KFXH
Houston Post Dispatch
KPRC
San Antonio Express
WOAI
San Antonio Light
WCAR
Waco News Tribune
WIAD
Norfolk Tedger- Dispatch
WTAR
Richmond News Leader
WBBI
Radio Corporation of America
Employed Women Guests Attend City Supper
A large crowd of employed women gathered at the Friends church annex for a social supper hosted by the Stephens party. Miss Lees performed and Miss Lamont spoke on women and work, praising employed women nationwide and thanking them for backing the revival. The event featured a male quartet, light entertainment, and lighthearted humor to foster a friendly, supportive atmosphere.
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Women of Friends Church
Friends Church
Stephens
Vivian Matson
Bill Stephens
Powell Lee
Dr. Sykes
J. D. Cox
Miss Lamont
Women backing Stephens party rally at Friends church
A town meeting noted women pledged strong support for the Stephens party. They spoke of gratitude and urged unity at the planned campaign gathering next Thursday night. The group of women dissolved from the Friends church to the adjoining area.
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Asm
Stephens Party
Friends Church
Aberdacle
College Students Hear Tabernacle Party Speakers at Chapel
Stepp ens party members met High Point college students during chapel hour. Powell Lee introduced Miss Birdie Lees who played Joy to the World with her arrangement. Lee led singing and urged students to decide for God, arguing Christianity offers opportunity not sacrifice.
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Steppens Party
High Point College
R. M. Andrews
Powell Lee
Birdie Lees
Miss Lees
Bill Stephens
God
Young Man Encouraged to Seek Christ and Live Clean
A speaker urged youths to embrace Christ and avoid vanity. He told girls not to chase tinsel, warned men about temptation to boast, and praised the college football team. The address ended with the president’s thanks.
Plans Set At Inter-Troop Field Rally In Uwharrie District
High Point scoutmasters and leaders from Thomasville Lexington gather at Mock Hotel for supper as they plan the first inter troop field rally for the Uwharrie district covering Davidson Randolph Davie and High Point. Log an F Porter outlines training, first aid and knot tying courses with outdoor sessions at Camp Uwharrie.
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High Point
Thomasville
Lexington
Uwhayris
Davidson
Randolph
Davie
H. A. Styers
Uwharrie Council
Logan F. Porter
Camp Uwharrie
Big Scout
Local court fines for assault theft and speeding
This morning Sallie White a Black woman was fined five dollars and costs for an assault. Will Sanford a Black man was taxed with thefts and costs for a similar offense. E G Smith a White man was acquitted of an assault charge. Ben Carr a Black man paid sixteen dollars and costs for speeding.
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Sallie White
Will Sanford
E.G. Smith
Ben Carr
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Wrenn St
Pierre Renaudely
WITIAM O_ DRIDGEMANI
Pierre Renaudel
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Masonic Grand Lodge of Ireland
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Dublin
Millicent Hawkins
Anthony Hope Hawkins
England
William Clive Bridgeman
The
Admiralty
Winston Churchill
Friends Annex
Tabernacle Party
Mr. Lee
S. Rabinowitz
East Washington Street
Bloom’s ‘Furniture Exchange
E. Washington Street
Veevevu
Welborn Furniture
Juset
Allen
Porter
Chants Porter Sells
Commission and
Commission
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