Tennessee Faces Alabama Clash with Runback Threats
Tennessee prepares for Alabama with dual threats Val Bert Rechichar and Jimmy Wade in the return game, plus Billy Blackstock at safety and Bert Rechichar’s leg injury casting doubt on his availability. If Alabama’s defense can contain Wade and return options, the Tide may stay competitive in the Southeastern showdown.
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Congress Opposes TV Blackouts In Minor League Areas
In Washington Congress skeptically discussed limiting television blackouts that threaten minor league baseball. Pacific Coast League counsel Leslie O’Connor urged a measure to let baseball manage TV access to protect minor leagues, while opposing rapid elevation of the PCL to major status and excluding some teams from majors. The stance follows MLB’s shift away from blocking out of town telecasts to safeguard home attendance.
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Tobacco Holds To High Level
Flue cured tobacco averages showed small changes after hitting season highs on three belts Monday. South Carolina and Border North Carolina offerings were in stronger demand, while other belts eased slightly. Old Belt averages dipped with lower quality leaf dragging overall averages down. declines mostly $1 to $2. Monday’s Border Belt average reached 55.92, a 36 cent rise. Middle Belt set a new peak at 358.88 and Old Belt broke records.
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Funeral Held for Brother of Judge MacRae in Chapel Hill
Funeral services for Lawrence Mnc ae C Mac Point were held in Chapel Hill from the Chapel of the Cross. He died in Concord Monday at age 60, born Fayetteville November 26, 1877, son of R. S. and Dora Virginia MacRae. He moved to Chapel Hill in 1884 and graduated from the University of North Carolina in 1897, active in athletics. He later led textile firms including Edenton Cotton Mills, Inverness Cotton Mills, and served after World War I as secretary of the Senate Finance Committee under Senator F. M. Simmons. He married Elizabeth Skinner. survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Harry P. C. Shaw and Mrs. A. Z. Williams, one brother Cameron MacRae, and one sister Mrs. Dora Elliott.
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Jacksonville
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Washington
Hunted Man Finds The Hunter In Double Danger
In Bellingham Washington Earl Dunkle a plainclothes officer tracked a drunken driver amid city calls. A truck matching the description crashed head on into his car before he could respond, the driver now facing charges.
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Russian Claim Says 1801 Invented Bicycle in Russia
Moscow claims the first bicycle originated in Russia in 1801 with Artamonov of Penza province after a traveler arrived from the Urals on an unknown vehicle. US rail network meanwhile includes at least a dozen 50 mile stretches without a curve, the longest 78.86 miles from Wilmington to Hamlet.
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House Schedules Action On Flood Control Bill
The House planned to vote on a compromise flood control and rivers and harbors bill totaling 597,262,713 dollars. It was 41,315,500 dollars less than the Senate measure from last summer’s floods, with changes including reducing Old Hickory Lock and Dam in Tennessee from 6 million to 2 million. A 500,000 balance from last year remained unfrozen for planning on projects aside from the Tombigbee project in Mississippi.
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Citizenship victory marks 15 year battle in Detroit
Margaret C. Green formerly Baroness Egon von Manchenheim of Munich took the oath of allegiance in Detroit after a 15 year fight. She and her husband fled Nazi Germany in 1935 and faced deportation orders between 1936 and 1940, repeatedly averting removal.
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Margaret C. Green
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Peddler Convicted in Tennessee Teen Purchase Case
Ellis Sims of Hamtramck Michigan was convicted in federal court of buying a Tennessee girl for 40 dollars and groceries and taking her to Detroit for immoral purposes. The girl known as Catherine from Centerville Tenn now lives with Sims wife who has filed for divorce. The report notes a statistic that there are 170 automobiles for every service station in the United States.
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Ellis Sims
Hamtramck
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Defendant Faces Mixed Jury Verdict In Denver Case
Donald H. Stone was fined 84 dollars and sentenced to 60 days in jail by Denver municipal court after speeding at 80 mph and running a red light. A county source reported a woman sought 300 dollars and 90 days jail, challenging the verdict.
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