North Carolina Whites edge Blues 12 to 6 in grid battle
In Chapel Hill on September 17 the White team defeated the Blues 12 to 6 after a hard fought 60 minutes. Key plays featured Kraynick and Lalanne on drives, with Radman’s 30 yard scamper setting up the late touchdown.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
North Carolina
Blues
Jack Kraynick
Sweet Lalanne
George Radman
Radman
Mike Bobbitt
Kraynick
Wally Winborne
Lalanne
Steve Maronic
Jim Woodson
Horace Palmer
N. C. State Wolfpack Scrimmage and Davidson Previews
Raleigh reports the N. C. State Wolfpack held a brisk forward pass scrimmage under Backfield Coach Bob Warren and Assistant Willie Dusty while Head Coach Williams Newton and Line Coach Herman Hickman watched Davidson vs The Citadel in Charleston. State meets Davidson in Charlotte next Saturday night with Red and Gray squads fielding named players in a mock game.
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Raleigh
N. C. State Wolfpack
Bob Warren
Willie Dusty
Williams (Doe) Newton
Herman Hickman
Charleston
D. C
Davidson
Citadel
Charlotte
Nig Waller
Thompson
Sullivan
Ross
Burt
White
Hampton
Wooden
Acat
Jones
Mastrolia
Retter
Sabolyk
Feheey
Diyeso
Lozier
Gardner
Smart
Brown
Fry
Conrad
Novick
Matheney
Hines
Windley
Stroup
Pavlovsky
Rooney
Traylor
Grays Dominate Blues 19-0 In Duke Intrasquad Scrimmage
Duke Durham Sept 17 The Grays beat the Blues 19 to 0 in the university intrasquad scrimmage before about 2600 spectators. Fred Yorke blocked a punt for a safety, Jap Davis returned a 70 yard interception, and Cy Hennis scored on a 40 yard run after a Wesley McAfee pass. Coach Wallace Wade mixed lineups as many players rotated. Eric Tipton showed steady play.
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Durham
Grays
Blues
Duke University
Fred Yorke
Eric Tipton
Jap Davis
Cy Hennis
Wesley McAfee
Wallace Wade
Docket of Criminal Term Lists Eighty-Two Cases
A three day jury term convenes Tuesday morning with Judge Lewis E Teague presiding. The calendar includes eighty two cases with many lottery related charges and multiple defendants. Jurors are named and sessions run alongside regular Monday and Friday court meetings.
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Tris
Lewis E. Teague
Garfield Campbell
Kiser Blackwell
Constance Caldwell
William Feimster
James Young
Mary Lassiter
McKinley Taylor
C.o. Gill
Bunny Gray
Vance Davis
Carrie Harris
Merman Knox
Henderson Johnson
Red Dixon
Henry Abels
Fiftie Abels
Monroe Massey
Victoria Wright
Bonnie Wright
James Howard
Reckles
Ovelia Feimster
Annie Gray
Inez Reed
William Goode
William Joe Gillmore
Carl Steele
Goldie Long
Pearl Hargrove
Clyde Oliver Farrington
A. &. Townsend
Floyd Tate
Josie Eccles
Willie Ross
Elijah Shadd
Joe Stall
Clyde Curry
Laura Mack
Ora K. Martin
John Fuller
James Duncan
Grace Johnson
William Welborn
James Ingram
Willierd Brown
Dallas Dancy
Levi Rice
James Gray
M. J. Jones
Will Moser
Jammer Bowman
Ed Tyson
F. C. Cecil
D. A. Campen
CC. C Cannon
H. C. Chaney
J. K. Carroll
C. M. Borum
F. J. Borland
J. O. Cook
H. B. Chatham
A. L. Cagle
P. A. Clifton
J. C. Callahan
R. L Conrad
W. B. Gatlin
L. R. Campbell
R. G. Durham
Guy Conrad
C. Marvin
Knights Hold Three State Meeting in Asheville
About 300 Knights of Pythias and DOKK members from North Carolina South Carolina and Virginia opened a two day regional gathering at the George Vanderbilt hotel Asheville. E Lee Stapp Miami Supreme Chancellor and Dr Thomas E B Payne Roanoke Imperial Prince spoke. Afternoon sessions featured page rank ceremonies and DOKK class induction.
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Asheville
Knights of Pythias
Dramatic Order
Knights of Khorassan
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
George Vanderbilt Hotel
E. Lee Stapp
Miami
Fla
Thomas EB. Payne
Roanoke
D. C
Wiley J Frank Pioneer of Denton History
Denton remembers Wiley Jefferson Frank born July 17 1862 as a surviving veteran of the town’s pioneer era. He worked as a mill fireman later forming a general store partnership with Dr A Anderson, then ran 62 1 2 acres bought from the Farmer's Alliance before building a home on Salisbury road and later operated a machine repair shop with Alfred Workman until retirement.
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Denton
Wiley Jefferson Frank
Mr. Frank
Dr. Anderson
B. J. Harrison
J. M. Daniel
William T. Frank
John C. Frank
Jefferson Frank
Dr. A. Anderson
Frank
Salisbury Road
America
Farmer
North Carolina
Alliance
Cicero F. Morris
Jacob W. Morris
John Harrison
J. R. Harrison
Cicero Smith
EB. E. Harris
Daniel Ward
Harris Harrison
Phillip Garner
W. T. Frank
Farmer's Alliance of America
A. G. Morris
Alfred Workman
John W. May
Suveyor
GOP Leaders Warn Of New Deal Trickery
Republicans urged constant vigilance against what they called New Deal efforts to evade the Constitution. Senators McNary Capper Taft and national chairman Hamilton spoke at rallies from Boston to Tacoma and Topeka, warning that court and government reorganization bills could become law if Democrats win in November.
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Roosevelt
Boston
Tacoma
Wash
Philadelphia
Senate
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
Supreme Court
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Topeka
Congress
Capper
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
John Hamilton
Benjamin Franklin
Hamilton
Franklin
U S Conducts War Drill in Eastern North Carolina
Brigadier General Fulton Q. Gardner leads blackout tests in Fayetteville and nearby cities as the Army conducts night drills. Anti aircraft guns and searchlights dominate the exercises while about 3000 extra troops are posted at Fort Bragg.
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Fayetteville
Fulton Q. Gardner
Fort Bragg
Whitworth Injured in Fight At Fairview Beer Parlor
J L Whitworth a hilltop street Black man was taken to Burrus Memorial hospital with a head wound after a fight at a Fairview street beer parlor. He received first aid and was later transferred to the city lockup on a drunkenness charge. Sechrest's ambulance answered the call.
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J. Whitworth
Hilltop Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Fairview Street
Whitworth
Sechrest
War Department Bill Vows 476 More Planes to July 1940
The largest War Department appropriation bill in history includes funding to buy 476 additional aircraft. The goal is to have 2320 serviceable planes ready by July 1, 1940.
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War Department
Flight crew and cat trace 1008 mile sea voyage to Europe
In 1910 a six man crew and a cat undertook an aerial voyage from the United States toward Europe. They covered 1008 miles over the sea but not all of it toward Europe, marking an early bold test of transatlantic flight limits.
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United States
Europe
Frank Hedrick Frank Early North Carolina Pioneer and Local Leader
Frank Hedrick Frank a longtime North Carolina resident with German ancestry centered in Davidson county. He subdivided land and promoted residential sales, helped build the Methodist Protestant church, served as town treasurer, and donated the lot for the church. He married Anna Morris in 1890 and Ellis Workman in 1901 and now lives with daughter Mrs Wade Lanier on West Salisbury Avenue.
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Tow
Methodist Protestant Church
Mr. Frank
North Carolina
Pennslyvania
Flat Swamp
Davidson County
Philip Frank
Mary
Hedrick Frank
Anna Morris
A. G. Morris
Nancy Jane Morris
Ellis Workman
Frank
Wade Lanier
Weat Salisbury Avenue
Crisis Across Europe Deepens As Leaders Confer
Britain and France weigh Hitler demands after Chamberlain meets with Mussolini ally. Daladier and Bonnet depart Paris for London to seek a peace plan, while Sudeten German leaders push armed action as tensions rise over Czechoslovakia.
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Georges Bonnet
Paris
London
Chamberlain
Hitler
Czzechoslovakia
Obersalzberg
Berchtesgaden
Czechoslovakia
Sudeten
Outbreak Halts School Debate In Jammed Auditorium
An unexpected disruption halts a school debate as lights go out and protesters outside continue the demonstration. Five visiting judges were to preside. Noble had spoken, Godsey was mid address when the outbreak stops the event.
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Noble
Dr. Godsey
Czechoslovakia Imposes Martial Law Amid Sudeten Crisis
The cabinet invoked a three month state of emergency abridging constitutional rights as Sudeten German unrest grows. Martial law in 16 districts remains, with arrests without warrants and press restrictions. Germany warns of retaliation as Sudeten factions split and negotiations continue.
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Adolf Hiler
Nurnberg
Republic
Czzechoslovakia
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Andor Hencke
Milan Hodza
Czzechoslovak
Free Corps
Konrad Henlein
Henlein
Ernst Kundt
Kundt
Adolf Hitler
Chamberlain
German Democratic Party
Agrarian
Social Democrats
Benes
Viscount Runciman
London
Filling Station Raid Nets Seventeen Pints of Whiskey
A raid on the Shamrock Filling Station on the Wins ton Salem road last night around 10 o clock led Deputy Sheriff W L Wireless to seize 17 pints of whiskey hidden in a galvanized tank buried outside the station. Burch Welborn was arrested on a violation of the prohibition law and posted bond of 300. Hearing for Welborn was set for Monday morning.
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Shamrock
Winston-Salem Road
W. L. Wireless
Burch Welborn
Welborn
Wireless
Aircraft and Engine Makers See 47 Percent Sales Rise
The industry reports a 47 percent increase in sales from January through June this year for aircraft and aircraft engine manufacturers, signaling strong demand and production momentum.
FDR and Hull Cancel Speeches Amid Foreign Crisis
President Roosevelt scrapped engagements in Chattanooga and Poughkeepsie to stay near Washington as tensions abroad escalate. Secretary Hull and diplomat Norman Davis assist, with focus on war effects on American trade, business, and finance. no talk of U.S. entry into war.
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Roosevelt
Chattanooga
Tenn
Chickamauga
Poughkeeps
Washington
New York
Davis
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