VOLS DOWN DELTAS IN FIRST-TEAM SPURT FOR 20–0 VICTORY
Tennessee, using reserves early, trailed Mississippi State until a second quarter surge. Feathers, Pelruzse and Valmer led a late first-half march to the three, Bracken breaking in for a TD. Vaughn added a late score as the Vols finished strong.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Mississippi State
University of Tennessee
Bob Neyland
Mississipians
Agai
Vols
Feathers
Pelruzse
Valmer
Mississippi
Bracken
Cig
Clemson Tigers Crush NC State in Southern Conference Rivalry
Clemson College fans watched a rejuvenated Clemson Tigers topple North Carolina State 2 to 0. Alex Stevens starred with precise kicking averaging 37 yards per boot, pinning State deep and keeping them from midfield until a fourth quarter drive that stalled.
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Clemson College
S. CG
Clemson
North Carolina State
Presbyte
Georgia Tech
North Carolina
Alex Stevens
Tigers
Stevens
Wilson
State
Nova Wildcats topple South Carolina 15 in intersectional tilt
Villa Nova Wildcats defeated the South Carolina Gamecocks 15 to 0 as Randour scored two touchdowns aided by a speedy rushing attack.
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Columbia, & C
Whitey Rangour
Villa Nova Wildcats
South Carolina Gamecocks
Randour
Villa Nova
Bulgarians Deny Reichstag Blaze Ties in Berlin Trial
In Berlin the three Bulgarian defendants Dimitroff Blagoi Popolf and Vrasil Tanef denied links to German communists in the Reichstag fire case. They offered alibis for the fire night and faced upcoming witnesses the prosecution will present. Dimitroff clashed with judges over police exhibit handling and was warned to behave.
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Germany
Pimitrof
Blagoi Popolf
Vrasil ‘Tanef
Berlin
Reichstag
Potter Held Without Bond In Mountain Slaying Case
Clarence Potter, 30, held with three others for the slaying of Thomas Price, former Union Pacific official, was denied release after witnesses failed to establish alibi. Dewey Potter, 34, his son Wayne, 14, and Eric Ledford, 22, also face charges. Price was shot on Lickstone Mountain September 24.
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Waynesville
N. C
Clarence Potter
Thomas Price
Union Pacific Railroad
Felix Alley
Potter
Price
Lickstone Mountain
Dewey Potter
Wayne
Eric Ledford
Dewey
Clarence
Weather Summary From Tennessee Amid Cloudy Skies
Readings show cloudy conditions with no change and chances of showers in extreme east on Sunday. Highs and lows are listed for Friday and yesterday with no rainfall noted except 0.02 inches yesterday and no rain one year ago. Data recorded at 6:00 p.m. daily.
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Tennessee
Cuba to Alter Cabinet Sparks Havana Turmoil
Unconfirmed reports of cabinet changes circulate as factions accuse President Ramon Gray Sen Martin of crimes. National Hotel, scene of a earlier clash, reopens with damaged sections in use while soldiers guard. Pan American Airways workers strike, Bethlehem Line tensions rise, and ABC radical group abandons Prado headquarters.
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Havana
Unof
Wal
Bejire
Ramon Gray Sen Martin
National Hotel
Army
Navy
Pan-American Airways
Luxyitas
Bethlehem
Daiquir
ABC Radical Group
Prado
Church to Present Heaven Bound at Epworth Church
The Ladies Aid Society of East Kingsport sponsors Weaver Bound a Negro spiritual play at Epworth Church Bloomingdale Saturday evening October 14. Refreshments will be served and a small admission charged. The public is invited.
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Ladies “Aid Society of
East Kingsport
Epworth Church
Bloomingdale
Car crashes into crowd at Buckingham Palace ceremony
London Ott 7 A car plowed into spectators during the royal changing of the guard injuring five and killing two Royal Air Force men from Andover. F W Hills 45 drove the vehicle after a collision with another car near Constitution Hill. Ambulances rushed the injured. the crowd resumed as guards steadied. King George in residence sent inquiries.
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London
Buckingham Palace
King George
F. W. Hills
Hills
Royal
Sir Fovea
Andover
Marsh
Armthur Sansbury
Mersh
M Elroy Beasley Rites Performed in Nashville
Elizabeth Beasley of Nashville married Henry Francis McElroy Jr of Kansas City at Scarritt College Wightman Chapel. Maid of honor Mary McEvoy, recently kidnap survivor and $30 000 ransom heir, attended with McElroy family present. The ceremony included notes on the name Yvonne meaning gracious gift of God.
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Nashville
Tenn
Elizabeth Beasley
Henry Francis McElroy, Jr
Kansas City
Wightman Chapel
Scarritt College
Mary McEvoy
Me. McElroy
Henry Francis McElroy
James S., Beasley
Florida 10 Vote Strange Ballot On Repeal Issue
Florida voters face a 176 name ballot on repealing the 18th Amendment. The unusual three group ballot includes pledged repeal candidates, pledged anti repeal candidates, and an unpledged neutral group. Wets and drys mix in the unpledged list, with strategy to influence the convention. Parley to speak in Jacksonville before heading to Tallahassee for the November 14 meeting.
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Tacksonville
Fla
Florida
W. K. Whitfield
Farley
Parley
Tampa
W Neton
Res
Teixty
Ors
Tallahassee
Repeal Association
Dry “Organization
Isc
Ch Bf
Reveal Association
Conference shifts Holston pastors to new fields
Knoxville Tenn Oct 7 Bishop W N Ainsworth announced about 30 percent of the 230 Holston Conference pastors will be reassigned this year. Names include Blackson Dossey Horner Hayne Early Wright Stevenson Patty Shugart Eastwood Lundy Tow Long and others with presiding elders reassigned. Resolutions call for voluntary benevolence funding and combining church education boards while maintaining prohibition stance.
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Knoxville
Tenn
W. N. Ainsworth
Holston
M. Rickargt
South
Church Street
M. EL
Blackson
DD. &. Dossey
E. A. Shugart
Marion
A.j
C. G. Eastwood
C. E. Lundy
Chattanooga
J. A. B Tow
Bluefield
Jrey
Long
Tazewell
3. W. Perry
Nashville
Home Missions Board
Shaktanooga
E. Tandy
Brainerd Church
W. Va
S. W. Hayne
F. ¥. Jackson
Kingsport
Culbertson and Barclay Fight Over Bridge Libel Suit
New York October 1 A libel suit by Shepard Barclay bridge writer and conductor against Ely Culbertson seeks 100000 damages. Barclay alleges Culbertson’s magazine article false and defamatory and Justice Miller has struck out the claim that criticism was fair comment prompting Culbertson to amend his pleas.
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New York
Ely Culbertson
Surpreme Court
Shepard Barclay
McClelland Barelay
Culbertson
Barclay
Julius Miller
Saturday Evening Post
P. Hal Sims
Gulbertson
The
Bridge World
G M
Justice Miller
OTT HITS HOMER IN TENTH FRAME TO WIN CONTEST
Box score shows New York and Washington game with a dramatic tenth inning homer by Ott. Schulte and Mancuso lead hits for New York while Crowder and Russell toil on the mound. Luque earns the win as Russell takes the loss in a 2:39 contest with errors, bases, and miscues reflected in the line score.
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Ott
Homer
New York
Washington
Tung
Schumeche
Mancuso
Schulte
J. E
Davis
Ryan
Jackson
Terry
Cronin
Kubel
Crowder
Mantuso
Schumacher Gostin
Luque
Russell
Schumaenes
Schumacher
Moore
Briege
Ruzacil
Myer
Goslin
Blueze
Kuisel
Moran
Moriarty
Pfirman
Ormsby
Knoxville Man Contests N R A
Knoxville Tenn October 7 Action on a suit challenging the constitutionality of the national recovery act was postponed two weeks. Ralph Starving employed at Southern Silk Mills Spring City contends the code reduces hours of machine operation and disrupts his job. Judge George C Taylor granted the delay to allow review by the attorney general.
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Knoxville
Tenn
National Recovery Act
Ralph Starving
Southern Silk Mills
Spring City
George C. Taylor
United States District
Jack Doughty
United States
Harold W. Stephens
Washington
Carlyle Littleton
Chattanooga
Starving
Jose
Taylor
Is he a sentence and what does it mean
The text asks if a phrase is a sentence and explains it means existence. It then asks when Huey Long was elected to the United States Senate with an incorrect date.
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Wan Huey Long
United States Senate
Both Teams Duel Over Ruled Two Base Hit or Homer
In a tense baseball clash officials and coaches disputed the ruling of a hit as either a two base knock or a home run. The argument centered on the ball clearing the fence and the timing of the umpire’s call. No final decision reported.
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Blow
Giants Win World Series As Ott Homer Ends Duel
The New York Giants defeat the Washington Senators 5 to 3 in eleven innings to clinch the world series. Little Mel Ott hit a disputed homer that was upheld after umpire review, capping a dramatic game in Washington.
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Associated Press
Clark Griffith
New York Giants
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Washington Senators
Mel Ott
Louisiana
Giants
Adolfo Luque
Jack Russell
Serie
Charles Pfirman
Kimmett Ormsby
George Moriarty
Charles Morsay
Homer Alliost
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Carl Hubbett
Washinggton
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