New four way ties emerge in Eastern football
Eastern college football shifts toward a Big Four arrangement as Harvard Princeton Yale and Dartmouth ease into 1934 schedules. Princeton and Harvard renews in Cambridge while Dartmouth links with Yale and Princeton. Rumors of Cornell Army Penn Brown linger, but no formal alliances confirmed.
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New York
Harvard-Princeton
Effe
Yale
Princeton
Herbert Orrin
Fritz) Crisler
Dartmouth
Harvard
Elis
Cornell
Army
Pennsylvania
Brown
Lvania
Syracuse
Providence
Philadelphia
Penn
Columbia
Relief From Debt and Taxes: Farmer Relief Sought
Washington observers weigh debt and tax relief over high prices as the key to farm recovery. Senator Elmer Thomas notes two paths: direct debt subsidy or currency inflation to bridge the gap between payments and incomes, with inflation risking higher prices for goods the farmer buys. The plan argues for monetary expansion to improve net farm viability despite unchanged debt burdens.
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Oklahoma
Winchester Lions Plan Big Spelling Bee Benefit
Winchester Lions Club plans a charity spelling bee at Handley High School February 10 to aid distressed residents of Winchester and Frederick County. The event features a two-part program with a tug of war between county and Handley students, then a free-for-all with local professionals competing. Proceeds go to relief efforts. admission 25 cents, 15 cents for children.
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Winchester Lions Club
The
Lions
George Washington Hotel
W. M. Brashears
Garland R. Quarles
Handley Schools
James E. Madden
Jack
E. C. Yost
Eee Haye Riley
W. H. Shir
Riley
George Washington
T. J. Orndorff
Leonard Sirbaugh
A. W. Armentrout
Handley High School
Frederick County
Handley School
Weber
Winchester
Katherine Glass Greene
F. T McFaden
B. M. Roszel
Empire Theatre
Glass
R. L. Stickle
C. Vernon Eddy
Mr. Glass
Lions Club
Star
Shenandoah Valley Plan Moves Forward in 1933 Ad Program
Rambles Round-About Virginia chronicles Shenandoah Valley Inc. kick off of 1933 advertising efforts in Martinsburg W V with Rotary Kiwanis and Chamber of Commerce backing. It notes routes to Shenandoah National Park via Cumberland Paw Paw Berkeley Springs and Martinsburg and cites support from O W Trapp T C Northcott and local leaders like Harry Byrd Shirley Carter H B McCormac Gray Williams Will Hardy John Rosenberger Eugene Branch and Andrew Bell. The piece praises billboard abolition plans and uses author’s writing to promote tourism and natural wonders Luray Caverns Endless Caverns Natural Bridge Grand Caverns.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Shenandoah National Park
Cumberland
Potomac
Paw Paw
Berkeley Springs
Pittsburgh
America
George Washington
Bath
Upper
Blue Ridge Mountains
Leesburg
National Capital
Front Royal
Cumberland Gateway
Winchester
O. W. Trapp
Kansas
Wichita
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia Natural Wonder Field
T. C. Northcott
Luray Caverns
National Geographic Magazine
Virginia
Endless Caverns
Natural Bridge
Grand Caverns
Harry Byrd
Shirley Carter
H. B. McCormac
Gray Williams
Will Hardy
John Rosenberger
Eugene Branch
Andrew Bell
Lehman Portrait as New York Governor at Albany
An illustrated portrait shows Herbert H. Lehman, New York’s fifty first chief executive, seated at his Albany capitol desk. Former lieutenant governor, Lehman succeeded President-elect Roosevelt, marking a transition in state leadership.
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Roosevelt
Herbert H. Lehman
New York State
Albany
Unclear Health Offer Promises Refunds for Salve Testimonies
An advertisement urges readers to use 666 Liquid or Tab products and daily 666 Salve in the nose until March 1, 1933. If sickness occurs, the Druggist will refund the money. Readers are told to send testimonials to the advertiser.
Contract Bridge Bidding Dilemma From Central Press
A discussion of a bridge hand from Baltimore analyzing bids under vulnerability. Players A B Z evaluate opening, overcalls, and responses, considering contracts like 4 Clubs or 4 Diamonds and the risks of doubles and overcalls. The piece tests practical bidding judgment and contrasts bids with potential game outcomes.
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Baltimore
Diamond cutting loss at Kimberley mines varies by stone
The average loss during diamond cutting at the Kimberley mines ranges from one half to three fifths of the stone’s weight. The exact loss depends on the stone’s nature and the chosen cut style.
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Kimberley
Gable Stars In No Man of Her Own At Capitol
Warner Bros presents Clark Gable in his first starring picture No Man of Own at Paramount showing today. Gable delivers a fiery performance with capable support from Carol Lombard and Dorothy Mackaill as the women shaping his conflicted life in the film's drama.
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Clark Gable
Capitol
Paramount
Bebe” Stewart
Gable
Carol Lombard
Dorothy M
Sport Parade at Colonial Shows Wrestler Turn Pro
Joel McCrea stars in The Sport Parade at the Colonial tomorrow as a college wrestler who turns professional while trying to stay honest. Marion Mars co-stars in the action packed feature with plenty of excitement and nuance.
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Joel McCrea
Marion Mars
the Colonial Tomorrow
The Death Kiss at Hables Palace Tonight
The Death Kiss opens at Hable's Palace tonight. Adrienne Ames Bela Lugosi and David Manners star in a drama about a private life mystery as the cast performs The Dead Kiss at Palace.
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Palace
Holly
Jane
Adrienne Ames
Davi Manners
Bela Lugosi
supe’ + Se
Rhinoceros herds guarded by governments in Sudan and Zululand
The article notes only two remaining white rhinoceros herds exist, one in Sudan and one in Zululand, both controlled by their respective governments. It reflects cautious coverage of endangered wildlife and policy by authorities in the regions.
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Sudan
Zululand
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Wpeue
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Elmer Thomas
Senate Democrats
Thomas
Duncan A. Fletcher
Florida
George McGill
U. S
Patent Office
Stanley
Dad Keyes
Lee W. Stanley Central Press
Wmelan
William J. Showalter
Eddie Tolan
Michigan University
Tolan
Ruth Wenter
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ill
Paul Cummins
Northwestern Law
Wilmette
John N. Garner
Texas
Morris Sheppard
E. V. Shepard
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
East Potomac Park
Capital
Gehrig
Canon Chase
James Cannon
Dry Cause
Senate Judiciary
Warner Bros
Hable’s Palace
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Gillette Au
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