Black Bisons Ready to Upset Lexington Friday Night
High Point Bisons drill for Friday game at Willis Park against Lexington High. Coach W O Jones tests new plays as Walter Sprye shifts to quarterback and new backs may start, amid bruises from Winston game and strong crowd expectations.
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Black Bisons
Grooming
Lexington
Winston-Salem
Walter Sprye
Walter
Winston
Jones
Charles I
Idol
Backfield Battle Looms as Bailey Tests High Point
Willie Hinkle returns to form and may start against Lexington as Johnson also appears in the backfield. Lexington’s Bailey, a standout high school state star, threatens High Point but locals plan to key on Bailey while hoping a different back carries the load.
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Lexington
Poweful Club
High Point
Willie Hinkle
Johnson
Bailey
Reserves Schedule Games with Greensboro and Winston-Salem
The reserves travel to Greensboro on Thursday for a game and will host Winston-Salem here next week.
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High Point
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Five Years Since the Wall Street Crash Seen by Economists
The article recounts the 1929 stock market collapse, noting the late last sale at 7:03 p.m. and the eroding reputations of big names as banks and investors faced ruin. It surveys blamed causes from overproduction to war debts and gold distribution, concluding the roots are too deep to fully uncover.
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House of Cards
Two Men Hurt In Thomasville Auto Crash
J F E Dobbins and Mr. Horn of Forest City were injured when their car left the Lexington highway near Pilot School and overturned. Dobbins remained in City Memorial Hospital with serious injuries. Horn was discharged with minor injuries. The wreck occurred as the vehicle headed toward Thomasville and the cause is undetermined.
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SPC
Enterprise
Thomasville
J. FE. Dobbins
Mr. Horn
Forest City
Lexington Highway
Pilot School
Ality
Rudésell
City Memorial Hospital
Dobbins
Horn
Navy poised to challenge Army after strong Navy season start
Navy, under coach Tom Hamilton, enters the year with a powerful lineup led by Buzz Berries and Iowa Bill Clark. The Midshipmen beat Columbia 18 to 7 and face a tough stretch against Pennsylvania Washington & Lee Notre Dame and Pittsburgh before meeting Army, aiming to end a 1921 Army win drought. The Yale test looms as a key early indicator.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Barnacle Bill
Navy
Annapolis l
Rose Bowl Lions
Columbia
Franklin Field
Nary
Tom Hamilton
Ake
Lou Little
Berries
Clark, Burns and Company
Buzz Berries
Iowa
Bill Clark
Army
Pennsylvania
Washington & Lee
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
West Point
Hamilton
Annapolis
Chicago
Midshipmen
Yale
Conference Teams Facing Tough Foes On Week End
Southern Conference clubs prep for midseason tests with secret and light practices. North Carolina, North Carolina State, Duke, Virginia, and VMI outline week plans as injuries are monitored. Clemson, Washington and Lee, and VPI brace for key matchups with South Carolina, Virginia Tech, and the Cavaliers.
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Richmond
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Kentucky
North Carolinians
North Carolina State
University of Virginia
Cavaliers
Charlottesville
Wolfpack
North
Carolina
Vv. M. I
Jack Zimmerman
Jim Farley
Duke
Blue Devils
Tennessee
Washington and Lee
Ellis
Glynn
Joe Arnold
Generals
Virginia Tech
Clemson
University of South Carolina
Vv. P. L
George Sodaro
Trish Huffman
Advance Ticket Sale For Sedgefield Horse Show
The Sedgefield Horse Show advance sale reports strong demand with many ringside spaces sold. Event runs next Tuesday and Wednesday with 74 out-of-state horses and about 40 local entries. Sedgefield Hunt team members listed include Earl Phillips Frank Curran and Miss Douglas Long.
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Sedgefield
South Main Street
Sedgefield Hunt
Earl Phillips
Frank Curran
Douglas Long
Southern Pines Hunt
Hunt event at Sedgefield grows with 150 horses listed
The event will be headed by Corbett Alexander while a Savannah Georgia hunt team includes Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Morse and Mrs. Compton. Entry lists grow daily and about 150 horses are expected to compete over two days at Sedgefield.
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Corbett Alexander
Savannah
O. C. Morse
Compton
Sedgefield
P. O. And Highland Top Checker League Sees Close Start
City checker league at the Y M C A opened with Postoffice and Highland atop the standings. Results: Melrose def Westside 34 30 and fell to Highland 31 38. Postoffice beat Tomlinson 37 9 and tied Highland 18 18. Tomlinson beat Guilford 11 5. Westside beat Guilford 27 8. Standings show Postoffice and Melrose leading, with Tomlinson and Westside following.
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Postoffice
Highland
Melrose
Westside
Tomlinson
Guilford
WLT
Pet. Postoffice
Eeees Vaaes
Eece
Gelrere
Airmail Rates Up 49 Percent on England to South Africa
The post office reports a 49 percent increase in air mail poundage on the England to South Africa service for the quarter ended June 30, 1934, compared with the same period last year. This reflects higher air transport costs and growing mail volume between the regions.
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England-South Africa
Ohio Opens Air Marker Distribution With Paint Grant
Ohio announces distribution of 8000 dollars worth of yellow and black paint to create 1000 additional air markers, expanding the national lead in air marker placement.
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Ohio
Patent for Electric Bell on Automobiles Filed by Cordeau
A French inventor named Cordeau secured a patent in 1902 for applying an electric bell to motor vehicles. The filing signals early interest in signaling devices for cars and reflects the era's push toward electrical innovations in transportation.
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Cordeau
Franks Columns Preview College Grid Showdowns
Frank Cotton notes a baseball film shot at Sportsman's Park before the Cardinals reached the World Series. He predicts State will beat Carolina in a forthcoming Greensboro freshman clash and expects Wade and Neyland to meet in a Tennessee Duke duel in Knoxville as Neyland heads to army service.
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Cotton Warburton
Sportsman's Park
St. Louis
the Broadhurst
Harvey Matthews
The
Enterprise
State
Carolina
Greensboro
Long Island
N. Y
Hank Anderson
Snavely
Wallace Wade
Bob Neyland
Neyland
Wade
Tennessee
Duke
Knoxville
Pro grid stars and coaches mix in Wisconsin notes
Ex Wisconsin coach Glen Thistlethwaite linked to Richmond upset of Cornell. Navy Mill Ingram may draw pay from another club in 1985. Rumors swirl around players, managers, and pro football and boxing figures across cities from Wisconsin to Buenos Aires.
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Glen Thistlethwaite
Wisconsin
Richmond
Cornell
California
Navy Mill Ingram
Chick Hafey
Cincinnati
Carl Mays
Tye Ogy Hay
Portland
Frankie Klick
Ray Karlen
Frankie
Charley Retzlaff
Duluth
North Dakota
Harley
Leonard
Harry Newman
New York Giants
600,000 Votes Cast In North Carolina Poll List Of Candidates
The article lists Democratic and Republican candidates for 11 congressional districts and 20 solicitor posts in North Carolina. It notes 600,000 votes to be cast two weeks off and details candidates by district, including names such as W. C. Harris John H. Kerr F. Donald Phillips and others.
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W. C. Harris
John H. Clement
F. Donald Phillips
John M. Oglesby
Pender A. McElroy
Felix EB. Alley
W. OC. Berry
J. Lee Lavender
J. A. Rouseau
J. Will Press, Jr
Lindsay C. Warren
R. Clarence Dozier
John H. Kerr
Graham A. Barden
W. B. Rouse
Harold D. Cooley
Hobart Brantley
F. W. Hancock
William B. Amatead
B. C. Campbell
J. Bayard Clark
Louis Goodman
J. Walter Lambeth
Avalon FE. Hall
Robert L. Doughton
Joseph Prevetts
A. L. Bullwinkle
Calvin R. Edney
Zebulon Weaver
Halsey B. Leavitt
John R. Jones
Herbert Leary
Donnell Gilliam
W. H. 8. Burgwyn
C. C. Canaday
D. M. Clark
J. A. Powers
William Y. Bickett
John J. Burney
T. A. McNeill
Leo Carr
Allen H. Gwyn
H. L. Koontz
Howland &. Pruette
John G. Carpenter
Charles L. Coggin
L. Ss. Spurling
C . Ridings
Zeb V. Nettles
John M. Queen
Warner And Rockne Systems To Clash In NC Football Clash
In Charlotte on Saturday North Carolina faces North Carolina State in a showdown pitting Warner system against Rockne in a long running gridiron debate. Tar Heels coach Chuck Collins previously used Rockne style, while this season Snavely leads Warner approach with wins over Wake Forest Georgia and Kentucky.
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Warner and Rockne
State
Carolina
Charlotte
North Carolina
Carl
Dutch) Snavely
Chapel Hill
Heartley W. Anderson
Raleigh
Anderson
Knute Rockne
N. C. State
Warner
Rockne
Tar Heels
Chuck Collins
Warner System
Snavely
Wake Forest
Georgia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Washington
George Washington University
Demon Deacons
Presbyterian College
National Capital
Davidson
Doc Newton
Duke
Citadel
Charleston
Baxter Yarborough
Dewey Hutchins
Blue Devil
Rosenbloom vs Miller Draws In Heavyweight Bout
In Des Moines Maxie Rosenbloom, 181, world light heavyweight champion, drew Johnny Miller, 176, Albina, Ia., over ten rounds to retain the title. Frank Marshiallo, 172, New ark, was KO by Zale, 150, Gary, 174, Miami Fla., in eight. Washington PD. C Jay McCadom 1481-2 Newark and Bob Wilson 147 Tampa drew twelve.
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Retes
Newark
Bob Wil*son
Tampa
Pla
Drew
Cavalcade and Equipoise Eye $100,000 West Coast Handicap
New York reports Cavalcade may race against C V Whitney’s Equipoise in the February 26, 100000 purse handicap at Santa Anita near Los Angeles. Cavalcade retires for the year. Equipoise has been idle a week, skipping a Naragansett Park race, as both owners target the rich west coast event.
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New York
C. V. Whitney
Equipoise
Santa Anita Track
Los Angeles
Sia
Narragansett Park
Foreign students enroll at U S Army Air Corps school
Four international students participate in the fall term at Montgomery Alabama's Army Air Corps tactical school. Two hail from Turkey and two from Mexico, with courtesy support from the U S government.
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U. S
Turkey
Mexico
U. S. Army Air Corps Tactical School
Montgomery
Ala
Notice of Trustee's Sale of Land in High Point
Public sale on November 12, 1934 at 11:00 a.m. at the Municipal Building entrance in High Point Guilford County North Carolina to satisfy a deed of trust default. Property known as 407 Parkway Lot No. 64 Parkway land described by survey, including all improvements and appurtenances. Substituted trustee Wachovia Bank & Trust Co. for Prudential Insurance Co. of America.
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Office of Register of Deeds
Guilford County
D. EB. Harllee
M. M. Harllee
Commercial National Bank of
High Point
N. C
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
Guilford
State of North Carolina
Parkway
Queens Court
June A. Johnson
C. B
Parkway Land
Ford County
North Carolina
Wachovia Bank & Trust CO
Louisiana State Vanderbilt and Duke Tennessee loom large
Atlanta October 23. Dixie football teams prepare for decisive games this week end. LSU at Vanderbilt in Nashville and Duke at Tennessee in Knoxville shape the Southeastern Conference race. Coach Dan McGugin pursues a perfect final season. Tennessee and Duke renew a Neyland Wade rivalry. Huey Long attends LSU rally in Nashville with cadet support. Tulane meets Georgia Tech and Alabama faces Georgia in other key intraconference matchups.
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Atlanta
Dixie
Louisiana State-Vanderbilt
Duke-Tennessee
Southeastern
Vandy
Nashville
Tenn
Duke
Tennessee
Knoxville
South
Vanderbilt
Dan McGugin
Commodores
Tigers
Neyland
U. Tigers
Tiger Cadet Corps
Paraguay's Continal Hydroelectric Resources Estimated
Paraguay holds about 2,000,000 horsepower in continental hydroelectric potential while only 200,000 horsepower is currently being developed.
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Paraguay
Far East Supplies US With Jute Silk Rubber Tea Cane Sugar
In early 1921 the Far East provided the United States with 99 percent of raw jute 49 percent of raw silk and crude rubber 70 percent of tea and 40 percent of cane sugar for the first half of the year.
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Far East
United States
Mortgage Sale Notice in Guilford County Records
By power of sale from mortgages dated July 18 1929 and July 3 1930 to BE D Steele and Della Cain the Guilford Register of Deeds records the sale of a 7 acre property in Jamestown Township. The sale occurs at the East door of the Greensboro House on November 12 1934 at 12 o clock with cash terms. The deed chain includes Fannie Pettiford to Adella Cain reference and the mortgagee E D Sterle signs September 25 1934.
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D. Steele
Della Cain
Register of Deeds Office
Guilford County
Greensboro
Jamestown Township
Wiley's Mill
Deep River Church
Pettiford
Fannie Pettiford
Adella Cain
E. D. Sterle
Mortgage Sale Of Jamestown Property In Guilford County
By virtue of two mortgages to EB D Steele dated 1934 and registered, default on payment and taxes triggers a sale at the East door of the Greensboro Court House on November 12 at 12 o clock. The property in Jamestown Township includes about one acre, formerly used as a colored school, with a one story dwelling occupied by Alvin Cain. Terms: as stated.
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Alvin Cain
EB. D. Steele
Register of Deeds Office
Court House
Greensboro
Jamestown
Guilford Countyy
Jamestown Township
Deep River Church
Alvin Cain Beecoe
This Remeeterath
Steele Mortgagee
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