Death of Georgia coach Herman Stegeman dies at 68
ATHENS Ga Oct 23 An illness of more than a year proved fatal yesterday to Herman J Stegeman long associated with the University of Georgia He served for 20 years as coach athletic director and dean of men Stegeman known as Stege played football for Chicago and starred in basketball and track at Georgia He directed football basketball and track at Georgia and retired in 1951 after coaching basketball.Arrangements for funeral services set for 11 am Tuesday in University Chapel with burial at Oconee Hill Cemetery.
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Athens
Herman Jtegeman
Theif
Theniversity of Georgia
Stegeman
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Florida
University Chapel
L. Hill
Uhat
Oconee Hillemetery
Alleorgia
Stege
University of Chigo
Chicago
Georgia
Basel
Athl Ies
George Oodruff
Russia and Gandhi Press India Independence Push
Diplomatic circles in Moscow warn Russia may push into India via Afghanistan as Britain wrestles with war. Mohandas Gandhi leads the Indian Congress to demand postwar independence, with eight provisional governments resigning to sweep British India.
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Moscow
Russia
India
Dewitt MacKenzie
England
Afghanistan
Britain
India Congress
Congress
Mohandas Ghandi
British India
Herr Hitler
Bolshevists
PICTURES OF GRIDIRON CLASSIC AT CENTER THEATRE
Center Theatre shows footage of the Ten ee Alabama clash at Knox le with three minute highlights including Butler's run. The exhibit runs through Tuesday as part of local entertainment.
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the Nation
Knoxle
Center Theatre
Butler
Center
Tnesday
Notice of sale in High Point Municipal Court action
The City of High Point seeks sale by public auction under court order, listing property in High Point Township Guilford County North Carolina. The Morgan description includes Lot 6 in Park Street area and a Fisher Street house lot with dimensions and frontage. Commissioner H L Baumgardner will conduct the sale at 11:00 A M on November 1939 at the east door of the Mord County Building, with cash at highest bid and court confirmation.
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High Point
Carolina
Guilford County
City of
Thomason
Mary Bason
C. A. York
Mual Building & Loan Association
Grubb
Admr
M. Lubb
Ida Yates
Joey Yates
Guy Conrad
Conrad
Nmder
High T
North Carolina
City of Point
Mary Beason
Mutualing & Loan
J. C. Bb
M. L. Grubb
Yates
J. Riley Yates
Opal Conrad
Igned
Mord County
High Point Township
Guil County
N. C
Park Street
High Point Plopment Company
Office of the Register of
Fisher Street
J. M. Hedgecock
Register of Deeds
Guilford Unty
A. Johnson
C. E
Og Ave
H. L. Baumgardner
J. J. Martin
Arovia Martin
T. A. Kearns
Hood System Industrial Bank
City of High Point
Guilford
Vailland
Office of the Register of Deeds
Public Auction Of High Point Property In Guilford County
The City of High Point NC through a commissioner will auction two parcels in High Point Township on November 13 1939 at the Guilford County Building east door for cash subject to court confirmation. The listing includes properties on Tipton Barker Streets with described boundaries and several prior deeds and listings in 1914 1922 1924 1934 1936, including credits to J P Hayworth W A Hedrick Prudential Realty Purchase Corp and others.
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C. Barker
Sue Barker
Highnt
North Carolina
City of Point
T. C. Barker
Guilford County
High Point
High Point Town
N. C
Tipton
Barker Streets
Best
A. C. Jones
Corbett
Jones E
John Gurney
J. P. Hayworth
J. Pt. Hayworth
Coe
W. A
D. R. Hedrick
City of
Prudential Ins. Co
Realty Purchase Corp
J. A. Porter, Jr
Fannie Hulin
H. L. Baumgardner
Welborn-McGuinn Realty Company Dissolved
The partnership of Welborn McGuinn Realty Company formed by Roy C. Welborn and J. W. McGuinn is dissolved. No personal liability of undersigned will be recognized on contracts made by J. W. McGuinn. Dated October 16, 1939. Roy C. Welborn.
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Welborn-McGuinn Realty Company
Roy C. Welborn
J. W. McGuinn
Notice of Land Sale in High Point North Carolina
Public auction of real estate at 604 Fourth Street High Point Guilford County North Carolina on October 30 1939 at 11 00 A M to satisfy deed of trust default Angel H Kotsios and Angelina Kotsios were borrowers Mark Cauble Trustee will sell subject to street assessments 5 percent cash down payment required.
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Angel H. Kotsios
Angelina K. Kotsios
Mark Cauble
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point
County of Guilford
State of
Fourth Street
Barbee Street
June A. Johnson
C. E
Willenbar Terrace
Office of the Register of Deeds
Mark Caublee
Roberson, Haworth & Reese
Giants and Packers Keep Early Pro Football Lead
New York Giants beat Chicago Bears 16 to 13 and Green Bay Packers down Detroit Lions 26 to 7 as Washington Redskins remain in Eastern lead with a 21 14 win over Pittsburgh. Ralph Kercheval sparked Brooklyn past Philadelphia 23 14. Parker Hall led Cleveland to 24 0 over Chicago Cardinals.
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Chicago
New York
Giants
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
Packers
Detroit Lions
Washington Redskins
Pitsburgh
Ralph Kercheval
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Davey O’brien
Parker Hall
Cleveland
Chicago Cardinals
Mrs. Mary Hilton Dies In Davidson County
Mrs. Mary Jane Hilton, 86, longtime Davidson County resident, died at her Thomasville route one home after a short illness. Survived by one son Carson Kennedy and three step sons Fred Hilton E M Hilton and Etha Hedgecock. She was a charter member of Pleasant Grove Methodist Church. Funeral at 2 30 this afternoon at Pleasant Grove with Rev. Fred R. Love presiding. Interment in church cemetery.
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Thomasville
Mary Jane Hilton
Davidson County
Fred Hilton
High Point
E. M. Hilton
Rancieman
Etha Hedgecock
North Carolina tobacco growers back weed control by wide margin
North Carolina flue cured tobacco farmers voted 91 percent in favor of crop control in the 1940 referendum. Official figures show 175,868 total votes with 159,954 for quotas and 15,914 against, sparked by county results led by Granville and Greene with near complete support and multiple counties posting high yes percentages.
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College Station
Raleigh
North Carolina
E. Y. Floyd
AAA
State College
Granville High
Floyd
Granville
Greene County
Sampson
Pamlico
Martin
Pitt
Edgecombe
Wilkes
Stokes
Nash
Wilson
Orange
Durham
Yadkin
Surry
Rockingham
Robeson
Columbus
Duplin
Wake
Johnston
How to Set a Table and Clear Dishes, 4 H Demonstrations
Miss Mary E. Thomas and Miss Sallie Brooks of State College teach rural youth and club women about table setting and service. They advise plates one inch from the edge, knives to the right, forks to the left in use order, and spoons with bowls up, with specific rules for napkins and serving order.
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College Station
Raleigh
Mary E. Thomas
State College
Sallie Brooks
FSCC Plans Apple Purchases for Relief Aid
Professor M E Gardner of State College says the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation will buy apples for relief use. North Carolina growers should contact county farm agents. Production this year is about 103 million bushels, 25 percent above last year and 7 percent over the ten year average.
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College Station
Raleigh
M. E. Gardner
Horticultural Department of
State College
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
North Carolina
Gardner
United States Department of Agriculture
Europe
United States
Prof
FSCC
Henry A. Wallace
Porter R. Taylor
The
AAA
Feed market trends show firmer close after early declines
North Carolina and U S Department weekly market report notes firmer feed prices toward period end as short grass pastures and higher grain prices offset slow distributor demand. New NC crop peanuts sold to Virginia mills at 3½ to 3¾ cents per pound. bean prices rose on northern markets. eggs and poultry held steady or rose. cattle hogs and lambs posted mixed results with specific prices provided.
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Raleigh
U. S
North Carolina
Virginia Mills
Georgia-Florida
C. C
Washington
Chicago
Basket Making Profits For Rural North Carolina
North Carolina extension economist Mrs. Cornelia C. Morris notes rural households can boost income through basket making using native materials such as honeysuckle vines pine needles cattail flags and corn husks. She outlines preparation steps including boiling vines bleaching from soda to soften bark drying and sorting bundles pine needles boiled rinsed dried and bundled August harvest cattail flags and corn husks dried stored and softened before use.
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College Station
Raleigh
North Carolina
Cornelia CC. Morris
State College
Farm program AAA committee election set by November 1
FE Y Floyd AAA executive officer at State College announces all committee members for administering the 1940 farm program must be elected by November 1. The statement outlines key timing for local and state AAA operations and emphasizes official oversight at the college level.
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AAA
FE. Y. Floyd
State College
North Carolina Farmers Reminded of 1939 Conservation Deadline
Committeemen and others connected with the AAA program in North Carolina remind farmers that October 31 is the deadline for reporting participation in the 1939 agricultural conservation program.
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AAA
North Carolina
Farm Market Report Highlights North Carolina Fruit and Veg Prices
North Carolina shipping point data and Saturday wholesale market sales compiled by the USDA AMS and NCDA. Sweet potatoes show varied prices across Philadelphia, New York, Washington, and other markets with No. 1 baskets typically 0.75 to 1.40 per unit. apples and potatoes cited with regional demand figures and carload pricing. squash, cabbage, and beans appear with mixed demand and dollar ranges across New York, Philadelphia, Rochester, and Baltimore.
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North Carolina
United States Agricultural Marketing Service
South Carolina
Louisiana
New York
Virginia
Jersey
Washington
Nancy Halls
Maryland
Pittsburgh
U. S
U.S
Philadelphia
Florida
Rochester
N. Y
York
Martinsburg
W. Va
Winchester
York Imperials
Jonathans
Market Dall
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Presque Isle
Aroostook
Maine
Green Mountains U
Long Island Green Mountains
Maine Green Mountains
Idaho Russet Burbanks Bakers-In
Chicago
Idaho
Burbanks
Nebraska
Blissriumphs
Oregon Bliss Triumphs
Colorado
Minnesota
Hollandale
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Bliss
Wisconsin
Baltimore
Farmers urged to request bulletin on hot eilling time operation
With hot eating time near, farmers are advised to write to State College to obtain a free bulletin detailing the complete directions for this operation.
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State College
Catawba County Sees Best Cotton Season in Years
Hickory October 23 1939 Catawba County reports a cotton harvest well above average with farmers gathering one to two bales per acre. Agents note early boll openings and a record pace for picking, marking the best crop in a decade according to old timers.
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Catawba County
Earle Brintnall
State College Extension Service
Gardiner urges plentiful apples for families this year
M. F. E. Gardner head of the State College Department of Horticulture says apples are plentiful and prices are low so every family should keep a good supply on hand.
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M. F E. Gardner
State College Department of Horticulture
Careful breeding shown at North Carolina fairs
Fred M. Haig, State College animal husbandry professor, notes careful breeding and management are evident in livestock exhibits at North Carolina fairs this fall. L. R. Harrill, 4-H Club leader, announces four clubs in North Carolina and the nation will celebrate National Achievement Day on November 4.
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North Carolina
Fred M. Haig
State College
L. R. Harrill
State College Extension Service
Vitamin deficiency in poultry warned by extension expert
C F Parrish of the State College Extension Service cautions that lack of vitamins in poultry can cause serious trouble in typical flocks.
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C. F. Parrish
State College Extension Service
Wayne Farmer Finds Spraying Effective
GOLDSBORO October 23 Spraying to control boll weevils was worth 28 11 an acre to J R Jones of Mount Olive says Wayne County farm agent C S Mintz From 6 8 acres planted to cotton this year Jones harvested an average of 670 pounds of lint per acre Total cost of spray materials was 10 80 On farms adjoining Jones the average yield per acre was only 340 pounds of lint cotton No Spray program was carried out on these farms
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Goldsboro
J. R. Jones
Mount Olive
C. S. Mintz
Wayne County
Jones
Beginner Farmer Peed Finds Early Poultry Success
J C C Peed of Creedmoor builds a 500 hen Barred Rock flock and earns a strong start in poultry. Farm Agent C V Morgan notes the 300 eggs daily average and a monthly 8001 egg sale bringing in 145.59 dollars while costs for feed and expenses total 79.50 leaving a net profit of 66.09 dollars.
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Oxford
J. CC. Peed
Creedmoor
C. V. Morgan
Peed
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Orkin Exterminating Co., Inc
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American Limestone CO
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