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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1934
Page
5
In New Orleans Tulane defeats Georgia 7 to 6 after Georgia star John Bond misses the game deciding extra point. Monk Simons shines as Tulane gains field advantage before a late Georgia drive.
Washington letter reports President Roosevelt appears to have missed signs of industrial boards resisting guidance. The missive notes surrounding tensions with Garrison and a bleak outlook for pending policy actions amid growing defiance by industry groups.
The piece outlines growing resistance to Roosevelt labor boards from major industries led by the National Association of Manufacturers and steel interests. It notes defiance after the Houde decision, the Stacy textiles board actions, and ongoing court disputes over 7-A, with concerns about Garrison's departure and potential limits to board authority.
In Garbo’s new film The Painted Veil sculptors made Hu bert Browitts dance costume. Four weeks, 44 rubber designs mounted on gold cloth form the heavy outfit with welded steel girders. The 165 pound costume slows circulation during the dance requiring aid between camera shots.
The article notes Arthur’s discovery of cohesive properties in annealed gold foil that revolutionized dentistry. It also mentions proceeds from an unusual camel race aiding poverty-stricken Sacramento citizens and notes Lewis as a radio amateur who later became a prominent radio engineer.
In Norfolk Maryland overcame Virginia Tech 14 to 9 after trailing 9 7 late in the third. Sotheron scored both Maryland touchdowns while Dickerson punted for Tech and faltered on a fourth down attempt. The Terrapins secured their first Southern Conference victory this season.
Captain Carlisle Trippany starred for Appalachian State Teachers College, scoring three touchdowns and advancing the ball with dazzling runs. O Neill finished a drive for a Mountaineers score, while Eastern Carolina Teachers managed a late TD on a three pass sequence. Trippany also returned an interception 62 yards in the first quarter.
Chicago led the Western Conference standings after a 21 to 0 win over Indiana. Jay Berwanger starred with a 97 yard kickoff return for a touchdown and helped Chicago secure the victory in heavy rain through a series of fumbles.
Mills Home football team dominated Valdese with three first quarter touchdowns and two long third quarter scores to win 34 to 6. Smith scored twice and kicked extra points, Miller added a 80 yard run, Watson a 60 yard sprint, while Campbell scored for Valdese. Patterson starred on defense and Mills Home backfield stood out. In another note Georgetown defeated William and Mary 3–0 at Griffith Stadium before about 5,000 spectators.
Washington game report notes a first quarter field goal by Full for Georgetown as both teams squander scoring chances. The incomplete snippet references a 20 October event in Washington with limited details on opponent or final outcome.
CALLOWHEE Oct 20 Western Carolina Teachers college lost a close football game 6 to 2 to East Tennessee Teachers college from Johnston City. Wayman scored the touchdown for East Tennessee in the third quarter. Carolina Teachers earned two points by backing a Tennessee player into their own end zone at the end. The visitors were favored entering the clash.
Furman University Hurricane overcame a crippled Mercer team 9 to 3 in Macon Georgia. Mercer led 3 0 at halftime but Furman drove from midfield for a touchdown then kicked a field goal in the fourth period to seal the win. Mercer missed two earlier field goal attempts.
Richmond Spiders beat Virginia Military Institute 7 to 6 after a quick first score by G B Robertson on a tipped pass from Jack Dobson. Roger Leverton kicked the extra point as 9 000 spectators watched a tight defensive battle with late Cadet threats.
Milan street car system now serves about 1,000,000 passengers each day, reflecting heavy demand and expanded urban transit use across the metropolitan area. Increased ridership highlights the city's ongoing public transportation development and planning efforts.
Furman’s relentless attack overwhelms Mercer as illness depletes Mercer’s first string. Furman extended a lead after a period of strong defense, following a prior 7-2 win by Greaf Bulldogs over Georgia.
A full season of automatic heating with guaranteed savings from 15% to 50% below the 3-year average verified bills. If savings fail to meet the guarantee, payments are refunded and the burner removed. Prospective customers request a heat survey and proposal.
Government records show colder winter patterns and price adjustments discussed in a damaged note. The readable items mention a unit cost of 150.00 and a 409 percent reduction attributed to the Butler. Names, dates, and places are largely obscured in the fragment.
A notice outlines the location of property related to the ALG Copyright 1954 owned or managed by Butler Manufacturing Company. The document identifies the situs of the assets and references the rights associated with the 1954 copyright claim.
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