Sherman Relieved as Monticello College Coach
Eugene Bo Sherman said the Monticello A and M board did not renew his contract as head coach due to lack of finances. Rumor linked former coach Stewart A Ferguson as successor, but President Marvin Bankston denied a decision. Sherman, who led athletics at Monticello for three years, expressed surprise and reflected on his tenure and future plans.
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Bo" Sherman
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Noted quotes on labor, charity and faith in public life
Secretary of Labor Perkins in London argues dispute settlement without law. Alf M. Landon calls for feeding the population first. Prince Bertil of Sweden says cities reflect their people. President Coffin urges ministers to engage with current affairs through the gospel.
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Poverty and Trouble Build a Home With Bare Hands
Mrs. Vivian Walker, in REMLAP near Blawnt county, overcame poverty and war era hardship to craft a cottage for her four daughters. From relief, WPA, CCC pay, and neighbor help she rebuilt a shack into a home with own hands, garden, cow, chickens, and a brick foundation as her family endured 1930s destitution.
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Young Archer Sonny Johns Captures NW Junior Title
Sonny Johns, a 13 year old Tacoma shooter, thrilled Portland gallery by scoring three perfects in the third round and the last three ends of the American Junior Round. Archery authorities say such perfection had never occurred before in competition. Johns totaled five perfect scores and won with 2869 points, earning Northwest and Washington State junior championships and a spot in the national tournament in San Francisco.
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Michigan unveils new highway lighting system design
Michigan introduces a novel highway lighting system with reflector panels mounted on stanchions spaced 100 feet apart. Reflectors are aimed to the right of oncoming traffic and project light onto the road surface for improved visibility.
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