Judge Gorsuch Dies By Self Inflicted Shot
Baltimore County judge elect, Gorsuch, aged unknown, died after an apparent self inflicted shotgun wound in his home. The incident involved his wife Mrs Gorsuch his mother Mrs E H Patenall and a hired man William Oseitell who attempted to restrain him during the struggle. Gorsuch had just taken the oath of office and had shown signs of low spirits over the past year.
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Gorsuch
Baltimore County
University of Maryland
Two Top Teams End Season With Losses
Notre Dame and San Jose State fell from the undefeated list as Southern California beat Notre Dame 13 to 0 in the Rose Bowl era game. Hawaii stopped San Jose 13 to 12 in Honolulu as Kaulukukui scored once on a yard run and threw the other tally.
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Notre Dame
San Jose
Calif
Southern California
Trojans
Ollie Day
al Krueger
University of Hawaii
Honolulu
Oe Kaulukukui
Father to testify on abduction claim by Mary Brown
William S Brown announced he will provide to state police evidence found by a private investigator supporting his daughter Mary Brown 18’s account of being abducted for 30 hours. Mary disappeared on Wednesday with her sister Lucy 15 as they walked home from a Washington business school. Lucy escaped through a fence while Mary was taken in a black truck.
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William S Brown
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Mary
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Washington Business School
Alabama Stalwarts Again Lead Nation's Major Grid Outfits In Annual Survey
The Alabama Crimson Tide tops the Associated Press five year survey of major college football records for 1934–38 with 40 wins 4 losses and 3 ties. Pitt Holy Cross duke and North Carolina follow as top programs with high five year percentages. Duke leads defense with 3.52 points per game while Dartmouth Notre Dame LSU Army and Alabama lead offense in totals and averages.
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Herbert W. Barker
New York
Crimson Tide
Associated Press
Tide
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Pitt
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Oklahoma
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Colleges seek to liberalize Southern Conference policy
Virginia Tech and Clemson plan a double push to strike the clause requiring equal access for non athletes in by laws while keeping aid based on merit. They also seek changes on spring practice and post season games to aid Duke’s Rose Bowl appearance.
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County News Brevities From Gap Virginia Residents Gather For Thanksgiving
A collection of brief notices from Gap Virginia recount family visits and holiday gatherings. Mrs George Bywaters Pats a ore last Friday attended by their son in law and daughter Mrs Richard Goole of Winchester with neighbors and relatives from nearby areas. Several trips to Hagerstown and Roanoke are noted along with a Mt Airy School program and weekend visits by Georgia Bywaters and Elizabeth Bywaters.
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Richard Goole
Winchester
Ursula Bly
Emma
Leonard
Roby Willis
Hagerstown
Carlton Gorman
Vergie Burkhart
West Virginia
Ray Brumback
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Robert Snapp
J. M. Snapp
Ethel Snapp
Ae Lucille Brumback
P. Brumback
Mt. Airy School
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Madison College
Harrisonburg
Elizabeth Bywaters
Waynesboro
Lucille Brumback
Washington
F. P. Brumback
Henry Brumback
Harmon Brumback
Blacksburg
Christmas program planned at St John’s in Bloom
Bloom Virginia December notes report St John’s church preparing its annual Christmas program for Christmas Eve. A. M. Cooper of Washington visited his brother Thomas S. Cooper and family, with Mrs. Cooper accompanying to Winchester to visit her sister Mrs. Lockhart. Friendly Grove Home Demonstration Group meets December 6 at 2 p.m. at Mrs. R. L. Long’s home to study making cheese dishes.
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Carpers Valley Notes Social Rounds At Community Church
Miss Madeline White and Mr Ralph MclIlwee visited Green Spring and Gainesboro over the weekend. Attendance at the Happy John ny and His Gang show at the school was excellent. Rally day services were held at Carper's Valley Church.
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Ralph MclIlwee
Green Spring
Gainesboro
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L. Boehem
Daniel Kremer
Christine Barham
Madaline White
Gertrude Kremer
Ralph Mellwee
Eva Loy
Winchester
Ben Massie
A. C. White
Ben Russell
Loring Carper
Edgar White
Giants or Packers to win pro gridiron title
In Chicago on December 5 a championship game will decide the pro gridiron crown between the New York Giants and the Green Bay Packers. The lineup for the title clash was settled after the Giants routed the Washington Redskins.
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Packers
Chicago
New York
New York Giants
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Washington Redskins
Giants Rout Redskins as Lions Fall to Eagles in NFL Action
A 36 to 0 Giants win over the Redskins, the Lions 21 to 7 loss to the Eagles, and Cleveland’s 13 to 7 victory over Pittsburgh closed the NFL regular season. A 57 461 crowd in New York marked the largest since Red Grange’s pro debut 15 years ago.
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Red Grange
Giants
Redskins
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Police Dog Attacks Jani tor in Pocomoke City
W. Matthews, 60, a janitor at the elementary school, was thrown and bitten on both legs by a police dog in Pocomoke City Maryland. The dog was shot by Police Chief Arthur Brittingham after the attack.
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Pocomore City
P—S. W. Matthews
Arthur Brittingham
Increase In Wool Urged In Virginia
Virginia could raise its wool output by 20 to 25 percent beyond this year’s two million pounds, says K A Keithly, a leading eastern expert. He notes U S imports 120 to 150 million pounds yearly despite a 34 cent tariff, and Virginia wool is light shrinking and well merchandised. Virginia Tech extension data show only five percent rejection at sale versus 20 percent in some states. The 1930s trade pact with Great Britain adds uncertainty for next year.
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K. A. Keithly
East
Keithly
U.S
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Agricultural Extension Division
Virginia Tech
Great Britain
Wool marketing co operative in Virginia gains 40 percent sales boost
The United Association, a 4400 member Virginia organized co operative with Southeastern reach, is part of 24 fed by the National wool marketing corporation based in Boston. It markets about 40 percent of Virginia production and last month sold a half million pounds at 40 percent above what it would have fetched at delivery. Virginia’s 2 million pound crop this year rose about ten percent from last year, Keithly said.
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Virginia
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Boston
United
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