Watauga League half ends with Blowing Rock top team
Blowing Rock finishes first half of the 1933 Watauga League with ten victories and one defeat while Bamboo is second with five wins and three losses Elk leads in the second half after key wins over Boone and Vilas Elk and Bamboo projected as close contenders for top spot as the season resumes.
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Blowing Rock
Bamboo
Elk
Boone
Mabel
Oak Grove
Vilas
Charlie Triplett
Elk Boys
College Field
Rockers
Jim Burkett
Ross Lentz
Nile Cook
Bill Lentz
Mabel Boys
Norris
Gene
Watauga League Club Standings Preview
Blowing Rock visits Oak Grove while Bamboo meets Mabel and Elk plays Vilas in Saturday games.
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Watauga League
Oak Grove
Mabel
Vilas
Currency quirks and world talks spark puzzled readers
A historical column explains how Britain paid a war debt with silver bullion and how the US coins it, yielding seemingly paradoxical values. It notes the World Monetary and Economic Conference includes 66 nations yet omits Andorra San Marino Monaco and Danzig, while Iceland gains equal standing to the United States. It also reflects on Congress shifting from a legislative to a broader role.
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Roosevelt
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
India
British Commonwealth of Nations
Republic
Andorra
San Marino
Danzig Free State
Mon' ‘aos-Monte Carlo
New York
Central Park
Iceland
London
United States
Savannah
Reflection on Government Powers and Economic Change
The piece discusses the post adjournment balance of power among Congress the President and cabinet in the New Deal era noting the risk of political stagnation and the need for the New Deal to succeed It also analyzes inflation gold dollar conversion and silver as currency and references Dr Hu Shih who urges self scrutiny of national troubles and a personal philosophy beyond blame on capitalism or communism
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Congress
Board of Directors of
United States
Hu Shih
Chinas
America
Peiping
Dodge Weds Again After Quick Divorce and Settlement
John D. Dodge, son of a Dodge Motors co founder, married Dora M. Cline in Elkhart after a divorce settlement of 300000 dollars for his wife and a 180000 dollar trust for their child. The rapid remarriage startled Detroit.
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John D. Dodge
Dodge Motor Firm
Detroit
Elkhart, Ind
Dora M. Cline
Blowing Rock Cottagers Enjoy Aerial Outing
Mr and Mrs Jim Cannon and Mrs J L Ludlow travelled to Morganton with Otto Camp manager of the Charlotte airport to ride in his cabin plane. They circled Blowing Rock tag and flew back to Morganton in nine minutes then fished at Marmon lake and returned via Yonahlassee Road five hours after starting.
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Jim Cannon
J. L. Ludlow
Morganton
Otto Camp
Charlotte
Blowing Rock
Jonas Ridge
Linville
Marmon Lake
Yonahlassee
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Combs
Gene Lentz
Lawrence Bolick
Frank Klutz
Burkett
R. Lentz
N. Cook
B. Lentz
Jim Horton
Joe Panella
B. Rock
S. Edmisten
Clyde Story
L. Bolick
Frank Lentz
Arnold Bolick
Eral
Lewcasuwssenns
Abrmabel Mast
Ss . Burkett
P. Hagaman
C. Norris
Critcher
Isaacs
Lf. Wilson
Rf. Fletcher
Church
Peestascueaereesve
Pet Bamboo
Boone Oak Grove
Frank Parker Stockbridge
Great Britain
Uncle Sam
Secretary of the Treasury
England
Dodge
Democrat
Boone Drug CO
Rexall
Spainhour
Sals
Nelly Don
Northwest
Carolina
Watauga Democrat
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