Drought relief plan outlined at White House conference
President Hoover and Secretary Hyde unveiled a federal state county network to aid farmers hit by the drought, including 50 percent freight rate cuts on livestock and feed, with local agents approving needs and a Washington liaison negotiating with railroads. Governors and farm leaders backed the plan as urgent relief actions begin.
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Seeing Big League Baseball By Billy Evans on Umpire and Players
The article discusses how criticism affects ballplayers differently, using Babe Ruth, Bob Meusel, and Walter Malls as examples. It notes Ruth's sensitivity to boos, Meusel’s understated style and unfair labeling, and Mallah’s fragile concentration, illustrating the varied responses of stars to public scrutiny and pressure.
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Rube Waddell
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Girl Owns and Operates Gasoline Filling Stand
Pretty Loretta Rabbitt, eighteen, of St. Louis, Missouri, is likely the youngest woman to own and run a gasoline station in the United States. Since her father's death six years ago she has managed the station, keeping busy to the point of missing time with her boyfriends. In other notes, a sports mention describes a pitcher who won eight straight games in the season and threw a shutout in the World Series against Brooklyn.
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Cleveland
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Forest O'Brine
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Los Angeles
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Germany
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Wasserkuppe
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Laura Ingalls
Montreal
Loretta. Rabbitt
United States
Mounday
Carl Reynolds a hard hitter on football and baseball fields
Carl Reynolds known as a hard hitter in both football and baseball impresses with crashing plays. The article notes his peak form this year at Southwestern where his tackling and running over opponents draw cheers.
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Dan Reynolds
Southwestern
Timely sports notes mix of stars and shifts
A jammed, vintage collage of sports tidbits mentions Jimmy Foxx and Tony Lazzeri in baseball, Harold Fitzsimmons praised as a top NL pitcher, tennis trend with French players, George Band and others, plus quirky notes on parades and crowds. Harvard football schedules and Mexico games are noted, with college rookies and player moves sprinkled through.
Speedometer Noise Often Traced to Cable Bend
According to Sumner 8, Howard, director of service for a large spark plug company, speedometer noise rarely comes from the speedometer itself. The noise usually results when the flexible shaft or cable is bent sharply and pushed into a position, an issue corrected by adjusting behind the instrument board.
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Speedometer Facts and a Pessimistic Baseball Outlook
Dan Howley of the Cincinnati Reds doubts night games will ever reach the big leagues. The article then explains how speedometers work, noting 1 008 engine revolutions equal 1 mile and 1 008 RPM equals 60 mph. It covers common failures from bent cables and the device’s many functions for drivers.
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Dan Howley
Cincinnati Reda
Japanese billiards star Yamada eyes world championship return
Koji Yamada, once a top contender, informs O Storer that Japan will send a special representative to the next world billiards championship. The Japan source notes Yamada as the first Japanese to gain international fame in billiards and signals renewed national involvement in the event.
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Man o War Rivalry and Colin Through the Ages
Announcements report the sale of celebrated thoroughbreds including Colin once famed for facing Man o War. Colin and On Watch are noted for strong records and key races in Jamaica and local circuits, with Man o War’s era highlighted by notable defeats and retirement events.
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