Preseason Grid Drills Begin Across North Carolina Teams
UNC starts with 70 athletes as 23 report early including Ralph Gardner son of Governor Gardner. Wake Forest trains 31 players with two more expected. NC State works on pass defense as Joel Morris joins. Davidson and UNC Charlotte squads prep with center concerns and backfield work.
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Charlotte
N. C
University of North Carolina
Chuck Collins
Ralph Gardner
O. Max Gardner
Underwood
Lassiter
Thompson
Peacock
Wake Forest
Pat Miller
Atlantic Beach
Dudley
Owen
Swan
Faulkenberg
de Angelis
Boney
Wallace Wade
North Carolina State
Clipper Smith
Allen Bailey
Robert McAdams
Joel Morris
Raleigh
Wolfpack
Davidson
Doc Newton
Gene McEver
Buddy Gardner
Lucius Wootten
Newton
McEver
Wildcats
Conn
Dixie Coaches Begin Serious Practice For 1932 Football Fame
Southern conference coaches finish initial roster checks and move to lineups and scrimmage drills. Georgia Tech shifts Jap Hart to quarterback while Alabama Polytech tests Marion Talley at halfback. Virginia forms tentative first team. NC State adds Joel Morris. Virginia and Vanderbilt report new candidates, and Georgia expands squad with seven additions.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Bill Alexander
Jap Hart
Wynne
Alabama Polytech
Auburn
Marion Talley
Hitchcock
Kimbrell
South Carolina
Clemson
North Carolina State
Duke
Fortson
Johnson and Clark
Joel Morris
Virginia
Lewis Reiss
George Coles
Charlie Palmer
Buck Pass
Ray Burger
Bill Condon
Gene Wager
Bill Edgar
Frank Sippley
Milton Abramson
Buckey Harris
Red Negri
Martin Cunningham
Bus Hall
Sonny Miles
Washington and Lee
Vanderbilt
Sewanee
Georgia
Mehre
Public Auction Notice in Guilford County North Carolina
In High Point North Carolina on December 27 1932 at two o'clock P M a sale will be held at an iron stake near Sheloff's corner on North Main Street to determine a boundary point along Montlieu Avenue. Trustee D Dickson attorney announces the proceedings.
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Eanber
Guilford Ty
City Point
Guilford County
North Carolina
Cnming
Sheloff
D. Dickson
Atty
High Point
N.C
Notices of Sale of Real Estate Under Deed of Trust
Public auction on September 23 1932 at 2 PM in Point NC to sell land in Guilford County tied to a deed of trust dated February 13 1931. The property lies in High Point Township and details describe starting points and lines along Lexington Ave and Cullers Old Line with taxes and liens to be assumed.
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A. Jeff Culler
E B. C. Culler
C. A. York
Register of Deeds Office
Guilford Comey
Point
N. C
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point Township
Lexington Ave
Lin
Y Cc
M. BH. Folger
Muskrat and Raccoon Range Spans Most of the United States
The muskrat and raccoon have the broadest North American range, each found in 47 states. The muskrat is absent from Florida while the raccoon avoids Montana.
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North American
Florida
Montana
Michigan Motor News Quote Sets High Bar for Recovery
A Detroit reader claims a promise to restore walking within a month was kept while admitting selling a car after receiving a bill. The exchange appears in Michigan Motor News with a brusque tone and a focus on medical recovery expectations.
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Michigan Motor News
Leanbach Named as Small Eater in Pathfinder Quip
A Pathfinder quip jokes that Leanbach is a small eater, saying he takes after his wife who eats first and leaves him the leftovers. The exchange highlights playful family banter about eating habits.
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Leanbach
Pathfinder
Iodine Powers New Type of Storage Battery
Iodine, known as an antiseptic, is reported to serve as the active material in a novel storage battery. Researchers claim iodine could offer unique performance traits for energy storage applications.
What Makes a Child See the Red Berries and a Blue Bird
A father drives his son and misses the small wonders of a roadside tree and a blue bird. The boy notices holly and sumac, while the father laments his inability to see beyond the road. The tale highlights how children name details and how adults overlook beauty.
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Aunt Lou
Jimmy
Returning to Adoring Attentions in Family Drama
A witty line sparks a domestic dispute as a clever girl questions whether a previous admirer was her brother or father. The reply attributes the admiration to the father, revealing tensions within a wary household.
Not the Point Mother and Father Debate Speech Quality
A mother scolds a boy for imperfect grammar while a father defends the boy, arguing he has traveled more than most peers. The exchange appears in a humorous Answers column style dialogue.
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John
State Prison Expands Education For Inmates In North Carolina
Raleigh reports the state prison will resume educational work next week with a wider scope. Prof Edward W Ruggles will direct a broadened program, using volunteer teachers among prisoners to offer classes in writing and other subjects at Camp Polk central prison and plans for Caledonia farm.
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Raleigh
George Ross Pou
Pou
Edward W. Ruggles
State College
Ruggles
Camp Polk Prison Farm
Central Prison
Caledonia Prison Farm
Halifax County
Pow
Clain
Camp Polk
Caledonia Farm
Craver reunion and social notices fill Lexington eventful week
The fifth annual Craver reunion drew about two hundred at M. B. Craver’s near Arcadia church with Meredith Craver of Winston-Salem entertaining. A memorial service honored Eli Craver and other relatives, and Frank Craver spoke on Craver history. Social events included Mrs. R. Hinkle’s Hillcrest party with bridge prizes and a Young People’s Division outing to the Lexington Water Plant.
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Lexington
Craver
M. B. Craver
Arcadia Church
Meredith Craver
Winston-Salem
Eli Craver
M. L. Craver
Belle Craver Pickett
Martha Elizabeth Craver
Needham
Mt. Olivet Methodist Church
Frank Craver
Winston- Salem
Cravers
America
Germany
Reeds Crossroads
R. ©. Hinkle
Hillcrest
Murray Greason
Greason
C. H. Hargrave
M. E. Church
N. A. Beck
West Fifth Street
Oliver Peacock
Meta Baker
Elma Michael
Howard Beck
D. Swaim
New Bern
Cabell Philpot
Joe Sink
Duke University
Arlene Weaver
Gochet Draws Crowds as Tennis Tourney Drawcard
Henri Cochet dominates the Forest Hills event as spectators pack the big horse shoe stadium and overflow onto surrounding courts over three days. The French star attracts large crowds and high ticket prices amid anticipation of top tennis showing.
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New York
Henri Cochet
Forest Hills
West Virginian Chosen as Legion National Commander
Louis A. Johnson of Clarksburg West Virginia is chosen by West Virginia Legionnaires for national commander at the American Legion convention in Portland Oregon September 12 to 15. Johnson 41 is a former department commander and captain with the 80th Division overseas in World War.
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Louis A. Johnson
Clarksburg
W. Va
West Virginia Legionnaires
American Legion
Portland
Ore
Johnson
80Th
Cochet Dominates Center Court as Round Four Duel Looms
The article notes Cochet’s strong aura of invincibility drawing crowds on center court for the fourth round. John Van Ryn looms as a test for Cochet with a pivotal match framed as the standout duel, while George Lott Jr faces Takeo Kuwabara after Lott’s comeback win over Frankie Parker.
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Cochet
Ellsworth Vines
America
Cannoneer
John van Ryn
George Lott Jr
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Takeo Kuwabara
Japan
Kuwabara
Beatoe Jee Grant, Jr
Atn
French Families Shrink From Four to Two Children
In 1838 families averaged four children but today the average has fallen to two. This demographic shift shows smaller households becoming common as birth rates decline.
Northwestern Coach questions Wildcats title chances this year
Northwestern coach Dick Hanley, now six years in Evanston, is unsure about his team’s championship prospects. He praises backfield talent led by Rentner Olson and Potter but worries about replacing tackles Riley and Marvis. He names Michigan Minnesota Purdue and Chicago Wisconsin as near rivals and notes potential improvements elsewhere.
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Evanston
Ill
Northwestern
Dick Hanley
Wildcats
Pug Rentner
Hanley
Cal Marvis
Jack Riley
Rentner
Olson
Potter
Whever
Riley
Marvis
Rail union picks Whitney as spokesman in wage fight
Fights Rail Cut A. F. Whitney president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen was chosen spokesman for the nations 1 750 000 railroad union men in their fight against a 20 percent wage reduction next year Whitney was elected head of the Railroad Labor Executives Association.
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A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Whitney
Railroad Labor Executives Association
Rev G R White of Charlotte dies at 86
The Rev G P White D D longtime minister and moderator of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian synod died at Presbyterian Hospital after a heart attack at age 86. He served Ebenezer church in Mecklenburg for 40 years and was emeritus pastor. Survived by his widow Laura Grier White brother Dr Will White and sister Mrs W Y Love. Funeral plans tentatively set for Ebenezer today.
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Jemeritus
Ebenezer
Mecklenburg County
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Synod
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
Board of Foreign Missions
Board of Trustees
Erskine
Due West
S. C
Laura Grier White
Will White
Lenoir
W. Y. Love
No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels
An Eckerd's Cut Rate Drug Store promotes a product claiming to relieve gas in the stomach and bowels. The ad highlights quick relief and emphasizes availability at the store.
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Eckerd
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