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...scored another with a 74-yd. run just before the first half ended. But before Midget Booth came on the field, Georgia's huge guard, Red Leathers, had snatched a pass from Taylor, carried it 40 yd. for the first touchdown; and just afterward Georgia's sophomore halfback. Homer Key (distant kin to Mayor James Lee Key of Atlanta), had raced 74 yd., behind fine interference, for the second. Georgia substitutes, who had started the game, went back in the third period. In the last, using the strategy big colleges often use for minor games, the regulars went in again...
...Carolina estimated crop 715,000 bales) Governor Oliver Max Gardner turned his back on the South." At least some of us North Carolinians think our excellent Governor did no such thing. We think he showed more wisdom that some other Governors-he implored Governor Sterling of Texas admittedly the key man of the key State to call a conference of Governors and their Commissioners of Agriculture in Memphis -specified NO SPEECHES, a two-day session to formulate a concerted, uniform program for the South in the cotton crisis. We think subsequent events have proven him more nearly right than other...
...married Diplomat Shidehara he was no baron though he belonged to a Samurai (feudal sword bearer) family. In the past 30 years he has held diplomatic posts almost everywhere, but got his real leg up to greatness as Chief of the Telegraph Section of the Foreign Office, a key post because the holder has access to all Foreign Office codes & secrets, and secrets play a major role in the devious statecraft of Japan...
...embrace of the bears, is too great for many people. They feel temporary defeat or a total loss. . . . Why do they whistle as so many of them do? They show inferiority and reveal defeat, but they proceed to advertise this by their impromptu music, which invariably is off the key...
Last year he had sharing his office two raucous instructors. They whistled incessantly, "and always the same tunes, and always off the key. Remember that - always off the key. It is important." To order them to be silent was impossible for kindly Professor Shaw. Besides, their reaction might be more strident whistling. He thought of a ruse. For the university daily he wrote an article shaming whistlers in general. But the paper did not print it. Last week some New York University students who work as "campus" correspondents for the local dailies were be wailing the scantiness of university news...