Notre Dame Football Faces Post Rockne Era in 1932
Chicago writers assess Notre Dame after Rockne. USC and Army losses shake prestige. optimism centers on 1932 material and schedule with 30 of 37 returnees. Key players Yarr Schwartz Hoff man among returning stars as Hoyt Anderson guides a strong lineup.
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Chicago
Pheaea
Notre
Southern California
Dame
Rockne
Notre Dame
Army
Trish
Los Angeles Coliseum
Hartley Anderson
Yarr
Schwartz
Hoffman
Haskell
Drake
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Northwestern
Navy
Sussess
Knute Rockne
Jesse Harper
Hank Anderson
Independent and Co I Dribblers Play Thursday
The newly organized independ ent basketball team of college and high school alumni and all stars held a good practice at Handley High School gym showing strong offense and defense. Their first game will be against Company LIL, Virginia National Guard, at Handley court Thursday 8 PM. Admission is free for the opener with a nominal fee expected later.
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All Stars
Handley High School
Company Lil
Virginia National Guard
Handley Court
D W Sirbaugh Dies of Stroke at Cross Junction
D W Sirbaugh of Cross Junction Frederick County died at 1 30 this morning aged 78 from a paralytic stroke suffered two weeks earlier. He leaves a widow Emeline Kern two daughters Miss Effie Orndorff and Mrs Lemuel Kern two sons John Sirbaugh and Howard Sirbaugh and a sister Catherine Mason. Funeral at Ebenezer Church tomorrow at 10 with Rev S J Goode officiating.
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Davin Washington Sirbaugh
Frederick County
Cross Junction
Mr. Sirbaugh
David and
Eliza Kern Sirbaugh
Sirbaugh
Emeline Kern
Ears
Lemuel Kern
Cross June
Effie Orndorff
Ester
John Sirbaugh
Cumberland
Howard Sirbaugh
Winj
Catherine Mason
Sarah Hester
Ebenezer
S. J. Goode
Gandhi's Wife Arrested Amid Nationalist Revolt Actions
The 60 year old wife of Mahatma Gandhi was arrested along with other prominent women leaders as the Nationalist campaign urged non violent revolt. The government imposed an emergency ordinance banning meetings of more than five people and outlawing Nationalist gatherings. The Nationalists formed a nucleus parallel government and started a Bombay postal service. The Bombay Cotton Brewers' Association condemned the move and a governor led a meeting of top businessmen to discuss the boycott's impact as business falls to about one fourth.
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Associated Press
Mahatma Gandhi
Bombay
Bombay Cotton Brewers’ Association
Japanese Force In Manchuria Wiped Out By Bandits
Mukden dispatches report a Japanese army contingent including infantry and engineers was almost wiped out while patrolling Hsinmintan Manchuria by a large bandit force.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Mukden
Rengo
Hsinmintan
Manchuria
City Buys Plow To Scrape Snow If Any Comes
City Manager Pilcher announced a new snow plow added to street equipment. The 10 foot blade unit, similar to Virginia Highway Commission plows, cost 275 dollars and was bought by the street committee chaired by W Nelson Page to be ready for emergencies.
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Pilcher
Virginia Highway Commission
W. Nelson Page
Chicago Grain Closing Prices
Grain closing prices report furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Company, NYSE and Chicago Board of Trade members. Hibbs Building, Washington, D. C. Telephone National 0540.
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W. B. Hibbs & Company
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Hibbs Building
Washington, D. C
Telephone National
Wheat and grain futures rise on world demand at Chicago
World demand for wheat boosts all grains on the Chicago Board of Trade as shorts cover and values rise. Futures close mixed with Wheat May 57 8, July 56 1/2, September 57 3/4. Corn May 2012, July 42, September 42 1/4. Oats May 26, July 25 1/4, September not traded.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Corrected Cashier Ledger Notation From Historic Bank Records
A historic bank note shows figures for bills payable and rediscounts totaling 3 252 384 65 dollars with signatures J H Yost cashier and attestation by H D Fuller J B Haldeman M M Lynch. The fragment includes scattered amounts and illegible entries likely from a 19th or early 20th century financial record.
Bowling League Organized By Boyce Fans
A four team bowling league formed in Boyce Virginia for January March play at Parish Hall alleys. Teams Citizens Revelers Ramblers and Agriculturalists compete in five game sets with a detailed schedule listing head captains and players.
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BOYCE
Follws
Philip Grim
Rev. C. V. van der Linden
C. B. Carr
R. B. Golightly
Floyd Hudson
John Siler
R. E. Reid
R. H. Gardiner
O. M. Carr
John Anders
W. D. Burter
W. D. Pifer
H. L. Pifer
Rev
R. L. Moore
John Lee
Dickerson Golightly
C. C. Beard
Arthur Golightly
Braxton Strode
J L. Carper
Citizens
Revelers
Ramblers
Agriculturalists
Senator Brookhart Attacks Press Over Wet Prohibition Coverage
Iowa Senator Brookhart on the Senate floor accuses the press and press associations of giving outlandish publicity to the wet side of prohibition and warns of a congressional investigation if the trend continues. He singles out the Associated Press and asserts bias in coverage.
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Associated Press
Washington
Brookhart
Iowa
Senate
Hoover seeks revision of reconstruction bill for 2 billion plan
President Hoover convened economists at the White House to revise both Senate and House versions of the 2 billion reconstruction corporation measure. Ogden Mills noted objectionable features and said revisions would be pursued, but he did not specify which provisions.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate
Reconstruction Corporation
White House
Ogden Mills
the Treasury
Congress
Junior League Of Greenwood Outlines Work For 1932
Greenwood School pupils held their first junior league meeting of 1932 on January 4. Committees reported progress on library duties, water and sanitation, health, cleaning, grounds, toy drives, and the chairmen elected for the year include Walter Doyle Buddy Carper Riley Loy Lewis Lamp Mary Lee Racey Raymond Eber Ro Ebersole.
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Greenwood School
Joseph Lamp
Edward Doyle
Riley Loy
Virginia
Jane Lanahan
Lewis Lamp
David Doyle
Red Cross
Walter Doyle
Buddy Carper
Mary Lee Racey
Joseph Lamp Hands
Raymond Ebersole
Ro Ebersole
Frederick County Auction of Lands in Timber Ridge Area
Special Commissioners will sell at public auction a 286 acre Lot No 1 and a 250 acre Lot No 2 in western Frederick County Virginia near Timber Ridge three miles from Gore station. Properties include mansion, barn, mill, store, outbuildings and a 40 acre apple orchard. One third cash, balance in two annual installments with bond notes and deed of trust. sale date January 23, 1932 at 11 a.m. in Winchester Virginia.
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H. C. Williams, Inc
L. J. Hook Et al
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Pulic
County Court
Winchester
Wesern
Timber Ridge
Gore Station
Winchester and
Wardensville
Muse
Parish
Edgar L. Hook
L. J. Hook
E. Hook
Fred Trick
Morrison Muse
Stimson seeks partial reduction of Japan's punishment
Secretary Stimson asked for remitting part of the severe penalties Japan imposed on those tied to the Mukden attack on American Consul Chamberlain. He accepted most punishment but pressed for mercy toward Major General Ninamiya and his subordinates, while two prior steps—expressions of regret—had already been fulfilled.
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Associatedress
Washington
Stimson
Culver B. Chamberlain
Mukden
Ninamaya
Harbin
Chamberlain
Virginians Sentenced for Liquor Manufacture in Raid
Three Virginians Aubrey Harding Marshall Green and Nelson Patton were sentenced to four months in jail on charges of manufacture and possession of liquor from a Prince Georges county raid last November 11. Harding also faces a charge of shooting with intent to kill after a prohibition agent was wounded in the raid.
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iBy
Associated Press
Baltimore
Aubrey Harding
Marshall Green
Nelson Patton
Prince Georges County
Harding
H. D. McMunn
Special Schedule In Effect At The Palace Tonight
Hable's Palace Theatre announces a special schedule tonight and Tuesday. The first evening show starts at 7 00 p m instead of 7 15. Ben Hur is shown at 2 00 4 23 7 07 and 9 32 p m daily with standard admission.
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Hable’s Palace Theatre
Martinsburg High Cage Teams Open League With Losses
Martinsburg High School lost both Cumberland Valley Athletic League openers at Waynesboro. The boys fell 39-24 to a veteran Blue and Gold quint, trailing 19-18 at halftime before a decisive second half. The girls lost a tight game 28-22, unable to overcome Waynesboro's rebound advantage.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Martinsburg High School
Waynesboro
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Wm. G. Hardy
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