Materialism scored as fatal to civilization, NC speakers warn
Julian S. Miller and officials in Washington NC urge welfare workers and citizens from 22 counties to focus on human values over material gains. Miller warns against social decay from materialism while stressing public aid, community programs, and government fiscal responsibility as essential to humane relief efforts.
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Washington, N. C
Julian S. Miller
State Council On Relief
Miller
W. T. Best
W. C. Jackson
University of North Carolina
Best
North Carolina
Conference Upholds Foster Ousting at Vanderbilt
The Southern Conference executive committee sustained Vanderbilt University authorities in deeming Julian Foster eligible ineligible due to a technical violation of the conference summer baseball rule. Dr. L. G. Glenn said telegraphic poll favored sustaining the action.
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Nashville
Tenn
Southern Conference
Vanderbilt University
Julian Foster
L. G. Glenn
Vanderbilt
Foster
Glenn
Aged Vet Stricken
Aged Confederate veteran H. C. Robinson, 88, Craven County's one of five remaining, died yesterday and will be buried Thursday in New Bern.
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New Bern
H. C. Robinson
Craven County
Mohler Retired From USC Football Over Neck Injury
Orville Mohler, star USC quarterback and key to the Trojans' chase for a national title, is ordered off the gridiron by school officials after a neck injury worsened in the Stanford game.Doctors warn the crush of an intervertebral disc and relaxed neck ligaments raise paralysis or death risk, ending Mohler’s season.
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Los Angeles
Wille Mohler
University of Southern California
Trojans
Mahler
Southern California
Stanford
California
Mohler
Packard Thurber
Elliott Daingerfield buried in Fayetteville at 73
Elliott Daingerfield, nationally known landscape and religious painter, is buried today at his boyhood home in Fayetteville after dying in New York at age 73. In Monroe, 12 year old Harold McDonald died from injuries after being struck by a bus while skating. bus driver Ralph Farr was released on $2,500 bond.
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Fayettevill
Elliott Daingerfield
New York
Monroe
Harold McDonald
Ralph Farr
Funeral services set for former sheriff F T Sherrill
Lenoir will hold funeral services tomorrow for F T Sherrill age 61 a former sheriff who died after a weeks long illness at his home.
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Lenoir
F. T. Sherrill
Invalid Sent To Prison
Bland Williford a 50 year old 200 pound Onslow county farmer was sentenced to three years in Atlanta penitentiary for prohibition law violations after being listed as a paralyzed invalid.
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Wilmington
Bland Williford
Onslow County
Atlanta
Indian Found Dead On Seaboard Tracks In Lumberton
The Indian man Harvey Jacobs of Pembroke was found dead on the Seaboard railroad tracks in Lumberton with fatal head injuries. An inquest was ordered for late today.
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Lumberton
Harvey Jacobs
Pembroke Section
Seaboard Railroad
Auburn Favored To Reclaim Southern Conference Crown
The piece argues Auburn is poised to win the Southern Conference title under Coach Chet Wynne, citing a turnaround since 1980, key games against Mississippi, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, and a December 3 date in Columbia. It contrasts with other teams and notes Alabama and Tennessee pose threats. It also discusses football costs, estimating about 122.96 per player per season in a Big Ten coach’s calculation, and totals around 40 000 to 50 000 per season for top programs.
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Auburn
Tigers
Mike Donovan
South Carolina
Columbus
Gamecocks
Plainsmen
South
Chet Wynne
Alabama
Wynne
Mississippi
Florida
Georgia
Columbia
Billy Laval
Virginia Poly
Kentucky Wildcats
Virginians
Alabama Crimson Tide
Tennessee Volunteers
Tennessee
Vols
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Warriors
Size Keeps Kantor Off Syracuse Football Squad
Syracuse, N Y Nathan Kantor 17 year old Hicksville L I sophomore stands six feet three inches and 283 pounds. Reported no uniform fit and remains sidelined. Homecoming game looms as Marquette hosts West Virginia with strong home record. Also Dartmouth eyeing Yale jinx relief as Roald Morton recovers from a broken ankle.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Nathan Kantor
Hicksville
L. 1
Hanover
WN. H
Dartmouth
Yale
Roald Morton
Unclear fragment hints at a harmless stimulant claim
Fragmentary ad style text claims a powerful yet harmless product with pleasant effects and no narcotics. Mentions modern science and a general warning against strangling hold in garbled phrasing.
Purdue Extends Scoreless Streak and Kicker Sharpness
Purdue highlights include 36 consecutive games without being blanked and Paul Pardopner connecting on 16 of 17 kicks after touchdowns. In New York, Chick Meehan faces a former pupil as Manhattan meets Oglethorpe, whose coach Harry Robertson once learned football under Meehan at Syracuse a decade ago.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Roilermakers
Paul Pardonpner
New York
Chick Meehan
Manhattan
Oglethorpe
Harry Robertson
The
Petrels
Meehan
Syracuse
Lengthening Blouses For Growing Boys
A brief fashion note suggests adding tails to blouses so growing boys can wear current shirts tucked into knickers, creating longer wear without buying new garments. The tip emphasizes practical alteration for children’s clothing.
Columbia University Grid Probe Faces Faculty Scrutiny
A seven member committee appointed by Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler at Columbia University begins an inquiry into professionalism in athletics notably football. The probe examines alleged favoritism in employment and scholarships, and whether coaches salaries reflect duties. Lou Little deflects comments, citing his role as coach.
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New York
Columbia University
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
Lou Little
Joe
Little
Man dell and Cox win boxing bouts in midwest cards
Sammy Mandell, former lightweight champion, defeated Billy Hoon by decision in Clifton. Tracy Cox of Indianapolis outpointed Prince Saunders of Chicago in a ten round bout in Indianapolis.
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Clifton
Iac
Sammy Mandell
Billy Hoon
Rock Island, Ill
Indianapolis
Tracy Cox
Prince Saunders
Chicago
State and Carolina To Make Big Day Out of Saturday Afternoon
More than half the State College student body will attend the Carolina game at Chapel Hill Saturday afternoon. Charter buses carry the students, with Wolfpack band led by Rush Jolly of Raleigh to perform as they march in flashing red and white uniforms. Carolina’s blue and white band will join on the field as the two bands meet in the center during the half.
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Enterprise
Raleigh
Chapel Hill
Wolfpack
Rush Jolly
Carolina
Rival Schools Set For The Old North State Showdown
The two teams will clash with both schools featuring vibrant color and cheer sections enlivening the event as they prepare to perform The Old North State together.
Spout Butter Trick Aids Cream Pour Without Drips
A tip suggests rubbing a small amount of butter on the spout of a cream pitcher before placing it on the table. The butter makes the cream glide smoothly and prevents leaking onto the cloth.
Firestone Tires Claim World Records for Speed and Safety
Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires hold all world records on road and track for speed safety mileage and endurance. The tough thick Firestone Tread is designed to grip the road eliminating hazardous skids on slippery pavements.
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