Big Five clubs prepare for another busy weekend
North Carolina football teams savor three Saturday victories over out of state clubs. Duke defeated Georgia Tech 20 0 at Durham, North Carolina beat Georgia 14 0 at Athens, and N C State edged South Carolina 6 0 in Raleigh.
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Wildcats
Garbo Likely to Stay with MG Before Wanger Move
Gossip says Greta Garbo may not join Walter Wanger immediately. She will definitely make a film for Wanger eventually, but he is not ready for such a costly project yet. She still has time to work another MG production first.
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Garbo
Walter Wanger
Wanger
Few Airplane Engines Use Geared-Down Propellers
The passage notes that few airplane engines employ geared-down propellers while most operate with direct drives.
Alexander Tops Southern Conference Scorers With 24 Points
In Richmond on October 15, Bob Cox’s successor Jack Alexander leads Southern Conference scorers with four touchdowns and 24 points after three games. Corky Cornelius and Charlie Shaffer follow, each with 18 and 18 points respectively, while Hal Mauney and ten others tie at 12 points.
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Bob Cox
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Charlie Shaffer
North Carolina
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Georgia Tech
Shaffer
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Hal Mauney
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Maryland
Johnson
Virginia
Heavy tobacco sales push North Carolina market totals
North Carolina markets moved 150,348,048 pounds of tobacco in September at an average 27.02 cents per pound, more than double last year’s price. Durham led in sales with 5,989,345 pounds and Winston Salem posted the highest belt price. The New Bright belt saw Wilson top sales while Greenville led prices in its belt.
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Reidsville
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Greenville
Washington
Robersonville
New Bright Belt
Septtember
South Carolina
Fairmont
States and Localities to Assume More Relief Funds
The Chamber of Commerce foresees states and localities taking on a larger share of relief costs during winter, provided business picks up and federal tax receipts rise. It notes relief will continue while unemployment remains high and cites unclear plans for price policy and possible inflationary moves.
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United States
Great SEC Duel Looms As Tennessee Faces Alabama
Alabama and Tennessee prepare for a pivotal Southeastern Conference clash in Birmingham on Saturday. Both teams have won three games, with Tennessee routing Centre 32 to 0, North Carolina 19 to 7, and Mississippi 27 to 0, while Alabama beat Howard 24 to 0, Sewanee 35 to 6, and Mississippi State 41 to 0. The matchup appears closely balanced as Georgia Tulane Vanderbilt also draw attention in the week’s league slate.
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N. C. State
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Wake Forest
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President sails with Morgenthau on Chesapeake Bay trip
The chief executive, amid talk of devaluation and inflation, cruised the sunlit Chesapeake Bay with Secretary Morgenthau and Governor George L. Harrison of the New York Federal Reserve as guests. They planned to sail up the Potomac and return to the White House after nightfall.
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Morgenthau
George L. Harrison
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Potomac River
White House
Anglo-German Oil Company formed in Berlin aims at Bavarian oil
The Anglo-German Oil Company is established in Berlin to exploit oil wells in Germany. It plans to take over fields from a German firm winding down business. A Munich expert committee will survey parts of Bavaria to locate oil deposits.
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Germany
Berlin
Munich
Bavaria
Musical Peanuts Displayed by Merle Hauser
A group of peanuts grown by C. Bauser of 819 Chestnut Street were displayed yesterday at The Enterprise by Merle Hauser. The roots had grown through part of a French harp.
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Merle Hauser
C. Bauser
Chestnut Street
Water Flow Reversals In Bosphorus Straits Captivate Experts
A Bosphorus waterway report notes a paradox as the historic 18 mile strait shows currents flowing in both directions simultaneously. Observers describe the phenomenon as unusual and seek explanations from hydrology experts.
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Bosphorus
Black Sea
Sea of Mar- Mora
Champions Emerging In Sectional College Football Play
Associated Press reports a packed weekend slate as contenders rise in sectional play. Pitt faces Minnesota. Fordham meets St Mary’s. Princeton battles Washington & Lee. Army vs Sewanee. Dartmouth hosts Virginia. Syracuse vs Ohio Wesleyan. Navy, Columbia clash. Brown vs Yale in New Haven.
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Associated Press
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Pitt
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Minnesota
Fordham
St. Mary
Gaels
Nevada
Princeton
Washington & Lee
Army
Sewanee
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Michigan State
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Manero Opens Louisville Golf Event With $490 Win
Horton Smith won the Louisville open with a 286 total to take the $1,000 first prize. Craig Wood and Tommy Armour earned $800 and $600 for second and third. Tony Manero and Billy Burke each received $450 for fourth and fifth. Other money winners include Victor Ghezzi and several PGA team members with smaller shares.
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Horton Smith
Oak Park
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Craig Wood
Deal
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Tommy Armour
Denny Shute
Philadelphia
Laffoon
Paul Runyan
Shute
Tony Manero
Billy Burke
Runyan
Golf Team Members Named in PGA Event Lineup
Grouped with Herman Barron of St Paul Bunny Torpey of Kansas City and Abe Espinosa of Chicago the trio joined the lineup. The other two P G A team members Leo Diegel and Harry Cooper did not place.
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Herman Barron
St. Paul
Bunny Torpey
Kansas City
Abe Espinosa
Chicago
Leo Diegel
Harry Cooper
Mrs. G. M. Beck Injured In Auto Collision
Mrs. G. M. Beck of Thomasville route two sustained severe lacerations and facial cuts in a Sunset drive crash yesterday at about 2 30 PM. Miss Clara Smith of Tipton street drove the other car and Mrs. Beck received treatment at Burrus Memorial hospital.
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Thomasville
Route Two
Sunset Drive
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Clara Smith
Tipton Street
Two Han Som Cabs Licensed for Hire in London
London authorities report only two Han Som cabs licensed for hire remain in operation. The city tightened oversight, affecting traditional taxi services and prompting questions over regulation and availability.
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