Barry Defends Dempsey Tunney Fight Decision
Dave Barry, third man in the ring, said Dempsey had no cause for protest over the seventh round. He noted Tunney was down over 10 seconds due to Dempsey failing to move to his corner, and praised the decision as correct. Barry cited no intentional low blows and referenced unsportsmanlike conduct rules.
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Border tobacco markets near end of season in 1940s belt
Wilmington reports the season closing on most markets with strong averages. Lumberton finished with 7,439,068 pounds sold totaling 1,426,906.41 dollars at 19.18 per hundred. Fairmont remains open likely for another week.
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Mosquito Bites Pain Explained By Doctors
Physicians explain that a mosquito injects a saliva toxin to dilute blood then withdraws much of it as the meal ends. The remaining venom-like substance is what causes itching and pain.
Worth Wrenn case nears verdict in alienation suit
The Worth Wrenn case nears its end as both sides rest and begin closing arguments in the 25 000 suit alleging alienation of affection. Attorney John C Bow er of Lexington led for the plaintiff followed by defense counsel J Allen Austin with several others to speak as witnesses described Mrs Wrenn as ill and mentally unsettled.
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J. Allen Austin
Norman T. Wrenn
J. S. Worth
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Guilford County
Cotton futures surge on U S ginnings report
December contracts rose sharply after the ginnings report release with gains around 5.25 a base. December briefly touched 21 25 and early trading showed higher prices as the report indicated 3 505 552 running bales by September 16, with other contracts up about 4 a bale.
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Four Concerns Charted In North Carolina
Raleigh September 23 AP Incorporations include Scarboro and Company of Greensboro mercantile firm with 1800 capital by J Scarboro Ellen Scarboro and W V Joyce. Ray and Allen undertakers of Durham with 100000 capital and 5009 subscribed by J Hubert Allen Johnson H Ray and Mary Ray. Southern Junk and Hide of Greensboro with 509000 capital and 510000 subscribed by Max Temko Herman Davidson and Robert J Wagger. Purcell Drug Company of Salisbury with 50000 capital and 300 subscribed by S M Purcell C L Murphy and Margaret K Murphy.
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Margarett K. Murphy
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