Winston-Salem Triumph Opens Western Conference Play
Winston-Salem Demons defeat High Point Bisons 14 to 0 behind a dominant ground and air attack. Dease Forrest and Neal spark the offense with multiple completions and runs while Winston-Salem’s defense stymies High Point throughout the game. The victory, fueled by strong blocking and a key safety, gives Winston-Salem a leading start in the Western Conference.
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Winston-Salem
Black Demons
Winston-Salem High
Southside Park
Black Bisons
High Point
Demons
Furniture City
Black and Gold
Dease
Clark
Forrest
Forest
Neal
Bisons
Cook
Shelton
Twin City
Johnson
Dease- Forrest
Kimball
Poe
Rothrock
Bennett
Robertson
Couch
Corris
Hinkie
Byrum
Lea
Hedrick _ Pitts
Sprye
Le—Swaim
Newton Eamoontocr
Eveccenss Hedrick
Roberson
Esse
Pitts
Shelton Rene -Snnenig
Ccs
Udhie
Aanconcerse
Meiskey
Dalton
Summey
Craven
Hucks
Diffendaie
Hinkle
Davis
Hilton
Newton
Hensley
Phibbs
Morris
Swaim
Colin
Davidson
Plaster
Duke
Bilacksom
Carolina
Crowell
Springfield
Maryland and Tech clash in Southern Conference focus
Virginia Tech and Maryland prime for a battle as Old Liners face Tech in the sole Southern Conference championship effort. North Carolina hosts Kentucky while Florida and N C State meet in Miami. Dartmouth and Virginia clash at Hanover as Clemson eyes South Carolina in the Palmetto State.
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Josepher
North Carolina
Georgia
Kentucky
Wildcats
Miami
Florida
N. C
State
Gators
University of Florida
Ray Rex
Princeton
Washington
Lee
West
Davidson
Richmond
Virginia Military
University of Richmond
Palmetto State
Clemson
Tigers
South Carolina
Gamecocks
North Carolina tobacco growers vote on control program
Flue cured tobacco growers from NC and neighboring states gathered in Raleigh to decide on continuing the tobacco acreage control program via a referendum to be held by mail or through county contact. The meeting supported extending the five year plan and urged higher penalties for non signers.
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Raleigh
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
Virginia
North Carolina
United States
J. B. Hutson
AAA
Hutson
Dean I
Schaub
N, C
State
Big Five Take Center Stage In Saturday Football
North Carolina hosts Kentucky in Chapel Hill as the Tar Heels headline a day of major matchups. Davidson faces Duke in a key local clash while Wake Forest, NC State, and Appalachian setup games across conferences with other North State teams under various homecomings and interconference showdowns.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Tar Heelia
Chapel Hill
Carl Snavely
Tar Heels
Wildcats
University of Kentucky
Davidson
Doc Newton
Blue Devils
Duke University
Wallace Wade
Duke
Wake Forest
Demon Deacons
Presbyterian College Say Stockings
South Corona
N. C. State
Wolfpack
University of Florida At Tampa
North State Conference
Appalachian State
Eastern Carolina Teachers College
Boone
Catawba
Guilford
Salisbury
Elon
Ashland
Randolph- Macon
Western Carolina
Cullowhee
Tennessee
Lenoir-Rhyne
North State Circle
Newport News
Naval Apprentice School
Wake Forest Hosts Presbyterian College In Homecoming Gridiron
Presbyterian College meets Wake Forest on Homecoming Day as the Demon Deacons showcase the feature football game. Probable lineups list Tisdale Horne Plowden Wagner Perrin and Tromblod among starters with officials including referee Diinols.
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Presbyterian College of Uth Carolina
Wake Forest
POS
Presbyterian Wake
Tisdale
Wemneessence
LA Horne
Hurtt C— Plowden
Boges Eesees Wood
Eee
Ener Wagner
Aavadene
Perrin
Esbuess
D. Yo Lee
Tromblod
Diinols
Wildcats and Devils Ready for Annual Game
Davidson and Duke football teams field full squads for their yearly contest in Davidson. Local notes list players and officials with limited legible details amid OCR garble but confirm both teams in peak shape for the matchup.
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Davidson
Duke
Le—Wenta Morgan
Durner’ Nyaeeeniboeeeheee Johnston
Eeetene Potter Co
E. Dunlap Batto
Dunlap Soon Jormson
Tarralee Cathey
Parker
Mackorell
Cornelius
Cccovers
Wingfield
Ward Yarborough
Alexander Hutchins
Mackney
North
Heels and Wildcats Meet First Time Since 1906
Kentucky and North Carolina opened Tar Heel Home-coming day with a football meeting here marking the first on-field clash since 1906. The tentative lineups featured Kentucky’s EIT WOGATOE and Jobe at backfield with UNC’s Barclay Janes and Shaffer among starters as officials listed Black and Davidson.
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Chapel Hill
Kentucky
North Carolina
Pcs
N. Carolina
Eit Wogatoe Oie
Toru Lo—Mcclhure
Barclay Cc
Janes
Dante
Ereeeeene Kahn Mt—Jobe
Sesene Canabouceans Evins
Brazil opens Seventh International Sample Fair in Rio
Brazil launches the Seventh International Sample Fair in Rio de Janeiro with 16 foreign nations displaying.
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Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Four Nations Lead World Wealth Ranking
The United States United Kingdom Germany and France top global wealth lists as the four wealthiest nations. Each country presents sizeable GDP assets and strong financial sectors, reflecting their economic influence on the world stage.
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United States
United Kingdom
Germany
France
College and county reps discuss referendum plans
College representatives from State College and individuals named from Columbus County Per son County Greenville and Chatham Va join J E Winslow in North Carolina to advance referendum plans with L M Lawson and E P Bowen Jr from Georgia assisting.
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B. Y. Floyd
State College
J. B. Brown
Columbus County
Claud Hall
Person County
J. E. Winslow
Greenville
North Carolina
J. Hart Whitehead
Chatham, Va
L. M. Lawson
Darlington, & C
E. P. Bowen, Jr
Tifton
Charlotte Pros Meet Memphis in Second Home Game
Charlotte meets Memphis in a Sunday pro football clash in Robbie’s field. The Tigers own a 1–1 league record, while Charlotte, boosted by a 21–0 loss to Saint Louis, aims to rebound. Both teams feature several 1930s college standouts in key backfield and line positions.
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Charlotte
Charlotte Parols
Memphis Tigers
Pujols
Saint Louis
Tony Holm
Purols
Tigers
Louisville
Memphis
Dallas
Rams
Saint Louis Blues
Robbie's
Charlotte Bantams
Robbie
Healdovers
Charlotte's
Jit Benton
June Underwood
McDade
Williams
Johnny Branch
Branch
Karl Clary
Fred Hambright
South Carolina
Pete Rakovich
Rakovich
Detroit University
Benton
Davis Brasfield
Bob Walker
Alabama
Buster Mott
Georgia
Hofstetler
St. Louis
Purple
Frosty Peters
Danny McMullen
Nebraska
Cliff Norvell
Red Cavett
Bobby Herrington
Mississippi
Cooper
University of Georgia
Italy's sheep herds yield millions of pounds of wool
It is estimated that Italy maintains about 10 million sheep producing between 22 million and 24 million pounds of scoured wool each year.
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Italy
Saturday's Millions Will Again Witness Grid Games
Weather permitting, college football crowds across the nation may total near 600000 for a dozen major games this weekend. East clashes Pittsburgh vs Minnesota and Fordham vs St Marys are seen drawing about 60000 apiece, with Harvard vs Holy Cross near 60000 if conditions stay favorable. Midwest matches Notre Dame vs Carnegie Tech Michigan vs Georgia Tech and Ohio State vs Colgate should attract 25000 to 30000 each, while California bouts Southern California vs Oregon State Alabama vs Tennessee and North Carolina vs Kansas are expected around 25000 per game.
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St. Mary's
Fordham
New York
Georgia Tech
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Pittsburgh
Southern Methodist
Oklahoma A. & M
Dallas
Bob LaRue
Pitt
John Yerersk
Bobbie Wilson
Dave Wilcox
Harvard
Triple Electrocution Possible On Nov. 2
Raleigh October 20. The state supreme court has vacated a stay of execution for George Whitfield of Guilford County. The condemned man, held for criminal assault, faces death in the electric chair on November 2 following the court order.
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Raleigh
State Supreme Court
George Whitfield
Guilford County
Whitfield
Execution Dates Set for Three in Rowan County Murder Case
The article outlines planned executions for November 2, with Roland Earl Allen and Lowell Massie among the condemned. All three were convicted in Rowan County for the murder of Will Reeves, an elderly farmer.
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Roland Earl Allen
Lowell Massie
Rowan County
Will Reeves
Hollywood
East River
New York
De Sitter Links Planet Formation to Stellar Collision
Dutch astronomer Willem De Sitter argues that planets formed in our solar system from material ejected by the Sun during a close encounter with a passing star. He suggests a solar system origin shaped by external gravitational disruption.
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Willem de Sitter
The Need for Better Headlights on Night Roads
Superintendent Lew E Wallace cites 342 610 midnight crashes and 16 230 deaths last year from glare. He urges motorists to install and properly adjust modern headlights and dim them when meeting other drivers to reduce fatalities.
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National Bureau of Casualty and Surety
State Invades 'Gator's Swamp in Florida Tilt
North Carolina State travels to Gainesville to face the University of Florida in a Southeastern Conference game at Plant Field. Kickoff is set for 3 o'clock EST with about 12 000 in attendance expected. The Wolfpack show slight injuries but expect key players to be ready if needed.
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Tampa
Fla
North Carolina State
Wolk
University of Florida
Woman of 68 Fashions Costume Charms for Stars
A Hollywood figure shares expert tips on creating stage costumes and offers a sympathetic ear to star secrets. The piece highlights fashion influence and backstage diplomacy shaping film glamour.
Mother Coulter Shapes MGM Costume Hallmark of Old Studio
MOLLY WOOD profiles Lucia Coulter, 68, known as Mother Coulter, head of character costumes at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. For 15 years she has overseen fabric to garment work, crafting outfits for Marie Dressler and stars like Garbo and Crawford. Audrey Ferris, once a Wampas Baby, rises within the studio.
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Molly Wood
Lucia
Coulter
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
M-G-M
Marie Dressler
May Robson
Garbo
Joan Crawford
Marion Davies
Norma Shearer
Audrey Ferris
Warner Brothers
Gridiron Griefful Scores Across Teams
Football results feature Duquesne routed Haskell 67 to 0 while Washington and Jefferson and Geneva tied 6 6. Tulsa Marshall posted 29 as Temple defeated West Virginia 15. Numerous college games listed with scores across the Midwest and West including Tulsa and Drake.
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Rockhurst
Cape Girardeau
Western Tenn T
Kirksville T
Springfield T
Southwestern
Kas
Pittsburgh T. Baker
McPherson
St. Benedicts
College of Emporial Rethel
Bethany
York
McCook Jun. College
Rochester Jun. College
St. Paul Luther
Chiloceo
Albuquerque Indians
Xavier
West Virginia
Parsons
Penn
Iowa
Stout Institute
Superior T. & Stephen F. Austin
Louisiana C. Sioux Falls
Aberdeen Worthers Normal
Forthays
Kans
Wichita A. & Talequah
Okla
Alva T
Oklahoma Baptists
Ada
T. & Edmond T
Durant T
Tex
Southwest Texas T
Howard Payne
Austin
Ottawa
Kansas Wesleyan
Augustana
St. Ambrose
St. Viator
Valparaiso
Omaha U
Wayne Normal
Nebraska Wesleyan
Nebraska B
Stetson
Georgia State
Birmingham Southern
Millsaps
Springhill
Union
Silk and Rayon Dyers To Strike On Thursday
Twenty thousand silk and rayon dyers and finishers in the Paterson area will strike next Thursday if their demands for a closed shop are not met. Union leaders voted unanimously to proceed at contract expiration. The union seeks a 30 hour week at $1 an hour and a weekly increase of $7 over the current rate of 57 1 2 cents an hour for a 40 hour week.
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Paterson
N. J
George Bandanzi
Federation of Silk and Rayon Dyers and Finishers of America
Institute of Dyers
Dyers
School Transportation Allotment Reduced
RALEIGH Oct. 20 The state school commission reduced the transportation allotment to counties to 1 167 000 a cut of about 200 000 from last year. Secretary Leroy Martin said larger faster buses funded by state and PWA money largely caused the slash. The panel also declined to approve supplemental county budgets with pay raises for superintendents and staff but no teacher pay increase. Delegations spoke on local school problems.
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Raleigh
State School Commission
Leroy Martin
State
PWA
Mrs Nell Kirk Hurt When Struck By Car
Mrs Nell Kirk of 300 Willow Brook street was injured when struck by an automobile in front of the Southern Exposition building last night at 7 o clock. G G Clark of Jones street, driver of the car, faces an assault with a deadly weapon charge.
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Nell Kirk
Willowbrook Street
G. G. Clark
Jones Street
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