State Departments Busy As Month Ends and Governor Speaks
Raleigh reports show state departments closing the month with routine work and reports while Governor Hoey travels to Fayetteville Durham and Shelby boosting events and meeting Cam Morrison Max Gardner. Morrison hints at a possible Senate bid against Reynolds, stirring little reaction.
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Major League Games Attendance Nearing All Time Records
Attendance across 16 major league clubs totaled 9,447,497 for the season an AP compilation shows. Detroit led with 1,181,000 in home games setting a Motor City mark and outdrawing the Yankees by about 40,000.
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Travel Tour of North Carolina Plans Diverse Entertainment
The Governor's Hospitality Committee will host 85 travel executives and editors on a ten day tour October 10 to 26 featuring tree climbing contests Indian dances and banquets in 56 communities. Stops include Rocky Mount Chapel Hill Duke Wilson Goldsboro Wilmington and Charlotte with visits to UNC and Duke and meals such as Bob Melton's barbecue. The itinerary covers Lenoir Hickory Gastonia Concord Kannapolis Salisbury Lexington Thomasville High Point and Greensboro before Winston-Salem overnight.
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Concord
Kannapolis
Salisbury
Lexington
Thomasville
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
Sedgefield
Greensboro
Guilford Battleground
Winston-Salem
Robert E. Lée Hotel
Elissa Landi Turns Back To Broadway In The Lady Has a Heart
New York October 5 Elissa Landi returns to Broadway seeking the stage after two Broadway rejections in Farewell to Arms and Tapestry in Gray. She stars in The Lady Has a Heart and contrasts glamorous image with practical self sufficiency while pursuing multiple talents including writing languages, music, and ballet.
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Hitler Lasting Impact on World Policies Noted
A quoted remark from Dr. William Brown of Oxford University describes Hitler as the greatest psycho therapist of nations the world has known, reflecting a controversial historical opinion.
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Cotton Men of State to Meet at Pinehurst
The 31st annual convention of the North Carolina Cotton Manufacturers association will be held at the Carolina hotel in Pinehurst on November 4 and 5. Hunter Marshall Jr. of Charlotte announces the secretary treasurer. The program includes golf, a board dinner, a Thursday informal dance, a Friday executive session at 9:30 a.m., and a 7:45 p.m. banquet with medals for past presidents.
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Prep for big weekend in Southern Conference clashes
William and Mary and Virginia Tech prepared in Richmond for their key clash with Tech hampered by Al Miller’s season-ending injury. Furman and N C State opened workouts for their Greenville showdown, Duke drills aim at revenge against Tennessee, Maryland favored over Western Maryland, and W V I along with Davidson readied for Saturday games.
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Editor Named Hulls Advisor Tackles Appa and Navy
In Georgia game injuries leave Hulls advising staff limited as South Carolina drills for Alabama. Citadel headed to Presbyterian Friday at full strength except Don McClelland out with a broken leg from Navy clash. North Carolina readies for NYU in New York while Wake Forest rehearses for Erskine at home. Washington and Lee indoors for West Virginia in Charleston. Catawba to play Naval Apprentice in Newport News on Friday.
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Homecoming at Duke Saturday Duke-Tennessee clash in Durham
Alumni from Duke University return for a full campus and civic schedule on Saturday including a seven-band downtown parade, registration, meetings, a barbecue lunch at Crowell dormitory grove, the Duke Tennessee football game at 2 30 P M and fraternity open houses and campus movies for out of town guests.
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Dodgers Trade Four For Leo Durocher In Cardinals Deal
Brooklyn announces a four player trade sending outfielder Johnny Cooney, second baseman Jim Bucher, third baseman Jove Stripp, and pitcher Roy Henshaw to St Louis in exchange for shortstop Leo Lippy Durocher. No cash changes hands.
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Undeafeated teams clash as schedule tightens across region
Lachlan, undefeated this season, will meet Carson Newman at Boone. High Point, 14 to 6 over Lees McRae, faces Elon, also undefeated. Guilford heads to Ashland to face Randolph Macon. Western Carolina Teachers, defeated by East Tennessee Teachers, travel to Tusculum in Greeneville Tennessee.
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Ashland
Randolph Macon
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W O W Parade Delights Denton Saturday
E V Hunte of High Point with George Walters and Captain D E Harris of Winston Salem led a W O W parade in Denton on Saturday. About 40 visitors helped initiate roughly 25 members into Twin City Camp No 27. M P Ladies Auxiliary served dinner for about 75 men before meetings.
Elephant dies at 108 after long Sea-side season
The famous four ton Jenny elephant died in The Hague at age 108 during a return trip from a successful season at the seaside. She collapsed en route to Rotterdam and despite veterinary efforts in The Hague, death was attributed to extreme age.
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