Georgia Bulldogs Rally To Beat North Carolina 19 12
Georgia overcame a hard fought battle at Chapel Hill to defeat the North Carolina Tar Heels 19 to 12 in a dramatic fourth quarter. Benny Rothstein sparked the comeback with a 10 yard run after Leathers recovered fumbles, and a 42 yard scoring pass from Magner to Slusser helped push Georgia ahead as the clock wound down.
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Jake Wade
Associated Press
Chapel Hill
Georgia i Bulldogs
North Carolina Tar Leels
Yale
Bulldogs
Leathers
Branch
Benny Rothstein
Georgia Warriors
Smith
Caroling
Magner
Slusser
Armas
Dickens
Georgia
Stocks Break With Bearish Pressure on Wall Street
New York on Oct 19 market fell as margin calls forced weak holders out, trading jumped to 3.49 million shares in a two hour session. Major industrials and rails breached resistance, with leading stocks down 2 to 15 dollars and several issues making new yearly or 1929 lows.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Ame Wacker
Wild Post
Case
J. S
Auburn Autobroke
Columbian
Westinghouse Manufacturing
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
Curtiss Wright
United Corp
Commonwealth and Southern
United Gas Improvement
Baldwin
Kennecott
Bendix Aviation
United Cigar Stores
Gaston men acquitted of flogging case in Concord
After 45 minutes of deliberation a Cabarrus County jury acquitted O. G. Morehead Carl Holloway Dewey Carver and Horace Lane all Gastonia men of kidnapping and flogging British organizer Ben Wells and two others. The trial traced unrest from Gastonia on Sept. 9 to a distant location near Concord.
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Concord
Cabarrus County
Ben Wells
A. M. Stack
O. G. Morehead
Carl Holloway
Dewey Carver
Horace Lane
Gastonia
Wells
Bessemer City
Charlotte
Lane
South Gastonia
Thomas J. Shaw
Zeb V. Long
Stack
Debenture Plan Routed Into Tariff Bill Debate
Senate approves Norris sponsored debenture rider for farm relief, placing it in the tariff bill amid White House objections. The vote, 42 to 34, signals a protracted fight in conference as administration Republicans clash over executive power to alter duties.
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D. Harold Oliver
Washington
Hoover
Senate
House
Norris
Nebraska
Cutting
New Mexico
Thomas
Idaho
Kendrick
Wyoming
Wagner
New York
Walsh
Massachusetts
King
Utah
Borah
Bockhart
Frazier
Howell
Johnson
LaFollette
McMaster
Norbeck
Nye
Pine
Schall
Democrats
Ashart
Barkley
Blair
Bratton
Trock
Broussard
Carraway
Conally
Dill
Fletcher
George
Harris
Harrison
Hawes
Hayden
Heflin
McKellar
Overman
Pittsman
Robinson
Arkansas
Sheppard
Simmons
Steck
Shearer ready for trial on 257000 suit against shipyards
William B. Shearer, involved in 1928 Geneva arms talks, filed notice in supreme court he can go to trial November 4 on a 257000 suit against Bethlehem Shipbuilding Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock and American Brown Boveri Electric for extra fees and expenses. The defendants say 51230 already paid was all due. The filing coincided with a senatorial inquiry now adjourned during Ramsay MacDonald’s visit.
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NEW Ork
William B. Shearer
Geneva
Supreme Court
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Company
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
American Brown Boveri Electric Company
Shearer
Davidson Wildcats Upset Citadel 7 to 6 in Dramatic Finish
Davidson College edged Citadel 7 to 6 after a frantic four-quarter battle before 5000 fans in Davidson. Captain Thad Brock sparked the Wildcats with a dazzling overhead attack and clutch plays as Citadel surged to the edge of a goal-line stand, but Davidson rallied in the final moments sealing the upset.
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Davidson
Thad Brock
Citadel Bulldogs
Davidson College Wildcats
Bulldogs
Citadel
McIntosh
Wildcats
Davidson Boys
Proctor
Virginia Methodist Conference backs temperance report and felonious liquor policy
Delegates in Richmond endorse a committee’s temperance report pledging support for President Hoover the Anti-Sa von League the W C T U and other groups. They push the Sheppard amendment to make liquor over and urge lawful obedience with Christian persuasion. The Rev Dr Blackwell objects seeking a more persuasive approach to enforcing prohibition.
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Richmond
Virginia Methodist Conference
Committee On Temperance and Social Service
Hoover
Anti-Savon League
World League Against
Alcoholism
Sheppard
Collins Denny
C. C. Jones Wachaplague
Fred R. Chenault
Temperance Committee
Robert Emory’ Blackwell
Randolph-Macon College
Church
Football Stadium Crowded After Perfect Weather
Crowded college fields drew a crowd of over a million and more yesterday. Ten games reported attendance exceeds 500000 with Ohio State Michigan at 90000 and Notre Dame Wisconsin at 85000, plus Harvard Army 57000 and other matchups across the nation.
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Ohio State
Michigan
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Harvard
Army
Ilinois
Iowa
Northwestern
Minn
Yale-Brown
Dartmouth-Columbia
Princeton-Cornell
Georgia-N. C
Prohibition Enforcement Group Plans October Meeting
Patrick H. Callahan of Louisville leads a newly formed cooperative committee for prohibition enforcement. A survey by the new dry group shows current status as mostly satisfying, with anti liquor forces well organized nationwide. The committee aims to organize, emphasize enforcement, and aid the president’s program as professional and social groups grow more interested.
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Washington
Patrick H. Callahan
Louisville
Cooperative Committee For Prohibition Enforcement
Cooperative Committee
Callahan
Npt Inter
Head of Defunct Bank Convicted
J. B. Lassiter former president of the Avondale Bank and Savings Company and the City Bank and Trust Company was convicted by a jury in criminal court on a charge of accepting a deposit when insolvent. He faces a four to five year term in the state penitentiary amid indictments tied to the banks’ failure in Birmingham Alabama.
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Birmingham
Ala
J. B. Lassiter
Avondale Bank and Savings Company
City Bank and Trust Company
State Penitentiary
College Football Scores From A Weekend Card
High Point 7, Elon 14. Georgia 19, Carolina 12. Tennessee, Alabama 0. Georgia Tech 7, Citadel 6. Harvard 20, Army 20. Duke 13, Navy 45. Notre Dame 19, Wisconsin 0. Pittsburgh 12, Nebraska 7. California 12, Penn 7. VMI 20, Virginia 7. Dartmouth 34, Columbia 0. Yale 14, Brown G V P I 25, W M 14.
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High Point
ELON
Georgia
Carolina
Tenneseee
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Citadel
Harvard
Army
Duke
Navy
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Pittsburgh
Nebraska
California
Penn
Virginia
Dartmouth
Columbia
Yale
Brown G. V. P. I
Women Robbed of Payrolls in Two Holdups
Two young women were robbed of payrolls in separate incidents in New York. Ana Farber, 16, lost $463 to two men but police recovered the money and arrested the attackers after she screamed. Sadie Schuster, 20, escaped with her $1,070 payroll when her robbers fled.
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New York
Ana Farber
Sadie Schuster
Metal Springs and Stamping Company
Powerful Banking Interests Back Transoceanic Zeppelin Service
The International Zeppelin Transport Co is incorporated in Delaware with backing from National City bank interests and a plan for regu lar passenger and mail service. German capital may participate as Charles E. Mitchell and other bankers pursue transoceanic Zeppelins with ties to Hermann Eckener and multiple New York financiers.
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Zeppelin
New York
New York Herald Tribune
Delaware
International Zeppelin Transport Company
National City Bank
Charles E. Mitchell
Europe
The
Herald Tribune
Hugo Eckener
Pacific
Hawaii
Orient
Lehman Bros
Grayson M. P. Murphy and Company
Harriman Brothers and Company
Hyn
Hoover to tour Middle West on inland waterways mission
President Hoover departs Washington for a five day Midwest swing to spotlight American achievement and inland waterway expansion. He will speak at Edison's lamp anniversary in Dearborn and dedicate Ford's Edison Institute of Technology, then visit Cincinnati to dedicate a canalization monument in Eden Park and conclude with a Louisville stop.
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Washington
Hoover
Middle West
Mr. Hoover
Rapidan River
White House
Detroit
Edison
Dearborn
Michigan
Henry Ford
Edison Institute of Technology
Cincinnati
Eden Park
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Cairo
Louisville
America
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Green
Madison
Ind
Leslie
Churches Honor Dr. Walter Simons
Dr. Walter Simmons former chief justice of the German supreme court and interim president spoke at a luncheon for the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America. He urged educating the public about international law and described German courses in international understanding for children. He said American churches have a key role in promoting goodwill among nations.
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New York
Walter Simmons
Supreme Court of Germany
Republic
Ebert
Hindenburg
Commission On International Justice and Goodwill
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Simons
Churches of America
Belgian Princess Marie Jose to Wed Crown Prince Umberto
Brussels reports an official announcement next Thursday of the marriage between Belgian Princess Marie Jose and Italian Crown Prince Umberto. Observers noted a politically charged demonstration outside the Italian embassy with anti racist chants observed by eye witnesses.
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Brussels
Marie Jose
Umberto
Italy
Victor Emanuel
Helena
Lord Arnold Mentioned as Possible Howard Success
London October 19. Lord Arnold paymaster general who went with Prime Minister MacDonald to America to meet President Hoover is now prominently mentioned in labor party circles as a possible successor to Sir Esme Howard as British ambassador to the United States upon his return from Washington.
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London
Lord Arnold
Ramsay MacDonald
America
Hoover
Labor Party
Esme Howard
United States
Washington
Final Arguments Due in Fall Bribery Case
Final arguments by counsel remain before the jury assessing Albert B. Fall on bribery charges. The defense rested after testimony from Fall’s wife and daughter about $100,000 from Doheny. Navy reports were barred as confidential by the secretary of the navy citing national interests.
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Washington
Albert B. Fall
Interior
Fall
C. C. Chase
el Paso
Texas
Edward L. Doheny
William Hitz É
Elk Hills
Doheny
Chase
Harris Ranch
New Mexico
Japan
H. H. Stuart
Navy
Albert Gleaves
Secretary of the Navy
Equalization Board Grants More Teachers
Raleigh reports the state board of equalization rechecked figures and now grants 29 additional teachers instead of 49. The teachers will be paid from a $300,000 emergency fund, covering 20 counties in addition to 65 teachers approved earlier in 36 counties, totaling 94 new positions.
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Raleigh
State Board of Equalization
General Assembly
French Stand Against Submarine Abolition at Disarmament Talks
Paris reports show the French delegation will oppose outlawing submarines and oppose any halt on new builds as part of the London naval disarmament conference. Parliament across the spectrum backs retention and expansion of submarine forces. Former marine minister Dumesnil says abolition is unacceptable.
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Thomas T. Topping
Associated Press
Paris
London
Premire Briand
M. Jacques Louis Dumesnil
Marines
Herriot
M. Dumesnil
Wet Wing of Bar Association Attending Convention
Memphis Evening Appeal reports the wet wing of the American Bar Association plans a large turnout for the annual convention in Memphis. New York figures linked to the Voluntary Committee of Lawyers anticipate discussions to repeal the 18th Amendment and renew constitutional ideals. John Giraud Agar leads the advisory board of the group.
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Memphis
Wet Wing of Bar Association
Tenn
The
Evening Appeal
American Bar Association
New York
Voluntary Committee of Lawyers
John Giraud Agar
Bar Association
Voluntary Committee of Lawyers, Inc
America
University of North Carolina dedicates new library
The UNC campus observed the dedication of its new library during a homecoming program led by Gov. Gardner and university officials. The dedication featured a gifts reading by Librarian Louis R. Wilson and a address by Dr. Andrew Keogh of Yale. A procession, band march, and academic regalia marked the ceremony, with further events planned for Sunday including a union service led by Dean Mathews and a concert by the music department.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
O. Max Gardner
John Speant Hill
Louis R. Wilson
Andrew Keogh
American Library Association
Yale University
Harry W. Chase
Memorial Hall
University and Trustees
University Band
Charles Mangum
Dean Mathews
University School of the University of Chicago
University
Soviet Plane Lands in California on goodwill flight
In Oakland California at 3 10 p m the Russian plane Land of the Soviets completed the Seattle Oakland leg of the Moscow to New York goodwill flight. The trip had to return to Vancouver yesterday due to air trouble. The Vancouver Oakland distance exceeds 600 miles.
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Oakland
Cal
Seattle
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