Local notes mix with humorous and opinion items
A Thomasville paper carries a jumble ofTopics including advertising reminders and reader quips about hunting, holidays, and public concerns. It covers local business, ethnic tensions, and social norms while urging support for home merchants and cautions about radical ideas.
Christmas Seals and Tuberculosis Aid Urged This Season
A plea to pool surplus funds for Christmas Seals backs relief for tubercular patients and suffering families. The note links seals to medical aid, community support, and national duty, urging immediate purchases to fund care and prevent needless death.
Italy eyes new conquests as Mussolini grips world stage
Across Europe observers warn of dictatorship ambitions as Mussolini couriers expansion. The piece notes Italian maneuvers in Abyssinia and a League of Nations shift, with Italy seeking to justify arms through regional conflict amid oil interests and political pressure.
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John Bond Voted Most Valuable Georgia Football Player
Athens Ga Dec 5 John Bond a hard running and long punting half back was chosen by his teammates as most valuable player on the 1935 Georgia varsity team Bond who is a senior and co captain is active in campus groups including the Y M C A Sackbard and Blade Sphinx O D K Gridiron Club and G Club
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Blockers and Unsung Heroes to Be Honored in Football Awards
Clinton December reports that awards for football’s unsung heroes will be crowned this year. W P Jacobs of Presby and College has donated trophies for the best interference, with trophies also to the Eastern Conference’s top man. The Carolina winner is Sweal Shivers a 190 pound guard from Griffin Georgia.
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High School Basketball Players Die After Caro Collision
Salley Michigan area reports a southern collision that killed three high school players Willie Poole 21 Perry and William Smith 16 both from Perry plus 55 year old Arthur Schofield. The accident injured classmates David Reed 51 and Jon Poe 17 brother of Poole with minor injuries others.
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Future of Sewanee football remains in doubt at school
Atlanta reports say Sewanee's future in football is unsettled as the Board of Regents weighs action on hiring athletic staff and the athletic board of control prepares recommendations. Sewanee, once a football power, has struggled for years, failing to win a Southern Conference game last season.
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University of the South
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