Bill Snow Wins Country Club Men's Championship
Bill Snow won the 36 hole final at High Point Country Club over Elliott Wood to claim the men's championship. Snow trailed and led in parts of the match, with key holes at the 19th to 25th and a decisive finish on the 36th. Both players finished strong with birdies on the last two holes, sealing Snow’s victory.
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High Point Country Club
Elliott
Wood
Snow
Dark Horse
L. C. Matton
Sanford Man Heads Carolina Moose
M. A. Melver of Sanford was elected president of the Carolina Moose Association at the annual meeting in Greensboro. New officers include Mayor Ben Hill Brown as vice president W N Tullock as secretary and C W Duke as marshal.
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Greensboro
M. A. Melver
Sanford
Carolina's Moose Association
Melver
Ben Hill Brown
Spartanburg
8. C
W. N. Tullock
C. W. Duke
Fatal Labor Day crash in Goldsboro with two drivers dead
A Labor Day party bus carrying about 20 people from La Grange collided with a fish truck one mile east of Goldsboro on Highway 10. Three men King Wood 17 Roland Dawson 18 Robert Parks 22 died. Four others injured. The fish truck driver left the scene. Police seek suspect license info for J. J. Baldwin and Charles E. Lasson.
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Goldsboro
la Grange
Here
King Wood
Roland Dawson
Robert Parks
R. R. Glover
J. J. Baldwin
Charles E. Lasson
Parrish Place
Durham
Glover
Winnings From Ten Day Meet Highlight Pilots and Winners
The ten day meeting yielded large cash prizes and trophies for pilots. Lowell Bayles of Springfield earned $9,300, James H. Doolittle $10,000, Mae Haizlip $7,650, and J W Wedell $5,800. Other top earners included Phoebe Omille $4,250 and Harold Johnson $3,000, with Livingston $6,280 collecting six trophies. The Thompson trophy, valued at $10,000, helped boost Bayles’s and Thompson’s standings amid many trophies worth more than cash.
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James H. Doolittle
Lowell Bayles
Springfield
Mass
Mae Haizlip
St. Louis
J. W. Wedell
Patterson
Sea
Phoebe Omille
Memphis
Tenn
John Livingston
Aurora
Harold 8. Johnson
Chicago
Florence Klingsmith
Minneapolis
Maud Irving Tait
Robert Hall
D. C. Warren
San Francisco
Beeler Blevine
Atlanta
Gladys O'Donnell
Long Beach
Cal
Dale Jackson
Moore
Seamen Haizlip
Livingston
Bayles
Thompson
Daredevils Of High Wire In Sparks Circus Feature
Sparks' Four Ring Circus features the Billettis, a renowned high wire act making their American bow. The troupe performs dangerous stunts with a top mounted female rider balanced on shoulders while a partner walks a wire and rides a bicycle on a steel strand. Two shows are planned at Woodbury avenue and Kivett road grounds on Tuesday September 15 with tickets at Ring Drug store.
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Sparkes Four Ring Circus
Billett
High Wire
Billettis
Europe
Arenic
Sparks
Fising Walters
Guice
Nelson
Franz Woska
Laverne McLean
Mile
Rosina
Viola Hauser
Sparks Circus
Woodbury Avenue
Kivett Road
Ring Drug Store
Cotton Crop Projections and Market Moves In August Report
The department reports August crop conditions improved overall with favorable weather, except the Delta regions. Estimated carryover near 11 million bales and a total supply around 25 million. world consumption expected 13 to 14 million. The plan to destroy every third cotton row was rejected by states.
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Arkansas
Mississippi
Farm Board
Carolina
S. Carolina
Missouri
Tennessee
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Relief Forces (Continued From Page One)
The passage notes several units received over the week end as relief measures were discussed. Amid ongoing actions, millions heard labor leaders and officials air views on the dole and related shortages, with listeners digesting remarks that questioned relief policy.
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Congress
Dole
Cow Forces Old Glory To Bite the Dust
At Battle Acre Fort Fisher scene a cow chewed a linseed oil soaked rope and dragged down the Stars and Stripes 66 years after the Confederate fort fell. Walter Winner aided by preventing further damage to the flag before it was ruined.
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Fort Fisher
N. C
Battle Acre
Stars and Stripes
Walter Winner
Gandhi calls dispatch about crossing France fabrication
Port Said Egypt September reports Gandhi dismisses a dispatch claiming France would bar his passage to the round table conference as stupid fabrication. He asserts he has a valid French visa and remains untroubled by the rumor.
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Gandhi
Said
Egypt
Mahatma Gandhi
France
Mutiny in Chile Threatens Fleet and Bases
Government launches a probe into the guilt of rebel sailors and soldiers who seized the La Torre flagship, the O Higgins cruiser, seven destroyers and five submarines during a mutiny at Coquimbo. Hundreds more troops seized Talcahuano and Valparaiso with suspected communist influence cited.
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Santiago
Chile
la Torre
O'Higgins
Coquimbo
Talecahuano
Valparaiso
Officials Reassert Control After Aerial Bombardment
Report describes officers who were prisoners during the revolt being restored to command and ordered to move their craft to Valparaiso and Port Tongoy after surrendering yesterday following an aerial bombardment.
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Valparaiso
Tongoy
Red Cross Seeks James H Cox of High Point
Miss Clara I Cox of the local Red Cross chapter reports a request from Washington for information on James H Cox of the United States army, said to be from High Point. No trace of him has been found in the city, and she urges anyone with information to contact her immediately.
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Red Cross
James H. Cox
High Point
Clara I. Cox
American Red Cross
Washington
United States Army
Miss Cox
Fire Tragedy Strikes New England Home in Marlboro
Three small children were burned to death when a Northboro residence was destroyed by fire. The blaze occurred today, leaving family and authorities to investigate the cause and assess the damage. Local responders arrived quickly but could not save the youngsters.
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New England
Marlboro
Mass
Northboro
Rain of Pigeons Struck by Poison in New York
In Manhattan the pigeons at St Pauls Chapel died from poison after a mass poisoning episode. Czarina the white pigeon, once photographed on the Woolworth building, was first to fall, followed by many others on Broadway and nearby offices. A crowd watched as birds dropped lifeless among traffic and crowds. Police counted dozens dead.
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St. Paul's Chapel
New York
Sept
Financial District
Czarina
Woolworth
Broadway
St. Paul
St. Paul's
William Magnuseen
Foster family back home after Sumter weekend
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Foster and their young daughter Mary Alice return to their South Wrenn street home after a weekend visit with friends and relatives in Sumter, D. C. They were accompanied by Miss Ruth Strayhorn.
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F. R. Foster
Mary Alice
South Wrenn Street
Sumter
D. C
Ruth Strayhorn
Clerkal Notice of Filling Station Permit Hearing
J W Clinard seeks to erect a filling station at the corner of South Hamilton and Davis Streets. The matter will be considered by Council on October 7 at 10:30 A M in the City Hall Council Chamber. City Manager EB M Knox records September 2, 1991.
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J. W. Clinard
Hamilton
Davis Streets
EB. M. Knox
Trinity Man Proclaims Judean Mite Coin Found
Major Bruce Craven of Trinity presents what he claims is a genuine Judean mite minted in 105 B C to match the widow's mite. He notes other coins in his collection date from 270 A D and later, with ancient Greek coins dating to 825 B C.
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Major Bruce Craven
Trinity
Judea
B. C
Major Craven
Greece
United States
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ABC
Percales
Betty Beau
National Bellas Hess Co
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