New Englander Reports Back From America The Real Picture
Newport real estate man Dan Branon shares his voyage from Vermont to Canada and back to Newport, arguing cities show fear and disagreement while rural and western regions hold steadier, more hopeful visions. He recalls leaving Vermont as a youth, chasing opportunity abroad, then returning as the nation faces unsettled times. He cites a shift toward resilience and a desire for peaceful, well ordered life.
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Newport
United States
America
Atlantic Seaboard
Lindbergh and
Wheeler
Voice of America
Hitler
Britain
Dan Branon
Vermont
Cuba
Connecticut
Insurance
Boston
Philadelphia
Canada
Borger Drops Fourth Game in West Texas League
Borger loses 11 to 10 at Lamesa after five ninth inning runs as the Gassers fall to 4 defeats. Clovis also loses 11 to 10 to Lamesa, while Amarillo Gold Sox fall 5 to 2 to Wichita Falls Spudders. Gold Sox head to Lubbock after tonight’s game.
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Borger
Lamesa
Gassers
Clovis Pioneers
Latchbock
Clovis
Pioneers
Amarillo Gold Sox
Gold Sox
Wichita Falls Spudders
Kanagy
Kid Crider
Wichita Falls
Lubbock
Healee Hat Shop
Lawson
Brown
Kruger Weees
McEachern
Cook Or Vevese
Mangel’ Hamrick
Mueller
Howard
Stevens Se Eenee
Es Allen's
Sn Patricks
Goodnight
Clovis Lawson
Brock
Sewnorter
Nagle, Curd, Hewitt and
Schmidt
Pane
Adamitis, Spyker and
Babich
Arp
Jennings
Garland
Rodrigue Hall
Hart, Trees and
Bennett
Barton
Big Spring
Frnger
Brown Fi
Pet Johnson
Sa Big Spring Oe
Pampa
Saheaat
Amarillo
Blackwell
Wichita Falls Stout
Sutton
Illo Taxi
Bener AmAay
Seer
New York
Chicago
Reece
Boston
St. Louis
Lynn
Bergman Cevedenece
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Brookly
Roe
St Louis
Hatcher
Boston MW
Carter
Cates
Cincinnati Eeeet
Detroit
Cleveland
Louis Washington
Washington
Houston
Tulsa
Beaumont
Dallas
Shreveport
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Linct Houston
Rity Sheveport
Fort Worth Reese
Bowling Star Captures 189 200 239 For 628 High
Bowling at Louie’s Alleys powered by a 189 200 239 line to 628. Watson led with 628 as Seven-Up beat Dwight Newby 2516 to 2326 in the City League while McFarland’s 683 topped All-State 2473 to 2496 in GMAC. The feature then shifts to travelogue about Vermont and New York’s waterfront port life.
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Watson
Louie's
Lwith
Dwight Newby
McFarland
GMAC
Mooreland
Badger /Herring
Maples
Badger- Herring
Knochs-Kinney
Johnson
Jenkins Service Station
Jenkins
Tony Braver
Phillips
McCartt
Joa Brasher
Morehead
Tolzien's
Bennett
Tolzien
Glover A
Thomas Wees Peeeees
Ava
Holland
Nizzi
Ioe Simmons Tee
Ano
Foster
Hitch
Panhandle
Coffman
Borden
Eustace
Eckel
Johnson Weer
Stidger
Plank
Byrd
Kinney Shoe Store
Taylor
Amarillo
Wichita Falls
PO McFarland
Hernandes
Coca-Cola Phillips
J. Wilson
Jaco
Ab O
Gilleaeeee
Vuko
Singletary Eee
Hale
Corbin
Mills Eee
Bolton If
Bradley
Wilson Trees
Cairnes Rf Penne
Hall
Arnot
Barracks
Pittman
Decarlo
Fulenwider Cairnes
Kanagy
Tenorio Vuko
Bolton
Sacrifices
Cato
Hernandez
Standings West Texas New Mexico Lea
West Texas New Mexico Lea hosted Wichita Falls in Amarillo with final score 101 to 105 as Crider and DeCarlo led Kanai in a high scoring game.
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West Texas-New Mexico Lea
Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Crider
DeCarlo
Kanai
Maverick Club Highlights and Upcoming Games
The Mavericks list top players in ping-pong ring-toss and hand-ball with Joe Mc Laughlin and J C Oakley among leaders. Lemond Fox has mumps and may miss tumbling. The group plans an assembly at the high school, then a Friday trip to Plainview Wayland College with a promised meal, and Kiwanis hosts Saturday downtown.
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Maverick Club
Joe McLaughlin
J. C. Oakley
Jack Palmer
Junior Palmer
Kenneth Brown
Floyd Phillips
Claude Earl Saunders
Donnie Palmer
Purd Turner
J. R. Alexander
Oscar Lionel Custer
Delmer Taylor
J. E. Taylor
J C. Oakley
Ford Turner
Oscar Robbins
Clifford Wright
George Austin
Bill Gray
Glen McDowell
Jewell McDowell
Lemond Fox
Lemond
Mavericks
Plainview
Wayland College
Kiwanis Club
Amarillo
Zivic Cochran Welterweight Title Bout Delayed to July 9
The Zivic versus Cochrane world welterweight title fight in Newark is postponed to July 9 due to an infection in Fritzie Zivic’s right forearm. The May 26 Newark Armory date was first moved to June 2 after Zivic underwent arm surgery in Pittsburgh.
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Newark
N. J
Fritzie Zivic-Freddie
Red) Cochrane
Newark Armory
Ziviec
Pittsburgh Hospital
Eminent Tom Harmon Meets Douglas Hertz in New York Conference
A busy sports week unfolds with Tom Harmon due in New York for a conference with Yankees owner Douglas Hertz. Other notes include Lou Nova disguising himself as Lou Nelson at Saratoga then confronting Bob Pastor, Whirlaway’s eligibility issue, and previews of Russell Bennett’s new Symphony in D about the Dodgers and Giants. A quiz, training updates, and regional notes on boxing, horse racing, and mosquito control accompany the sports digest.
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New York
Tom Harmon
Douglas Hertz
New York Football Yankees
Lou Nova
Saratoga
Lou Nelson
Bob Pastor
Ben Jones
Whirlaway
Olariz
Buddy Baer
Louis
Joe
William H. Terry
Giants
Georgia
Auburn
Bulldogs
South America
Bronko Negurski
Joe McCarthy
Dodgers
Kiwanis Club Hosts Mavericks Program With Legion Bugle Corp
The music committee chaired by Homer Rice along with Jim Hudson Earl Barnett and Hert Wilburn arranged a program with Guy Miller director of the Sons of Legion Bugle Corp. It begins at 8:00 p m and ends at 8:30 p m with refreshments provided by Clay Thornton Kiwanis Club president. All Mavericks and their parents are urged to attend.
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Homer Rice
Jim Hudson
Earl Barnett
Hert Wilburn
Guy Miller
Sons of Legion Bugle Corp
Clay Thornton
Kiwanis Club
Dykes Ends Active Career With White Sox Ceremony
The New York tribute at Yankee Stadium marked James Joseph Dykes’s retirement from active play. The 44 year old infielder who joined the Athletics in 1919 and later starred with Chicago has managed the White Sox since 1934. Dykes, famed for steady teams and a .280 lifetime average, leaves on retirement with humor and a wish to bat once more against Lefty Gomez as his club fights for position.
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Harry Ferguson
New York
Yankee Stadium
James Joseph Dykes
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Gettysburg
Pickett
Connie Mack
Athletics
White Sox
Baseball Writers’ Association
Salvador Dali
Lefty Gomez
Gomez
Nerve Money Paid To Melbourne Road Workers
Men operating automatic rammers on Melbourne road repairs receive two dollars a week extra for the wear and tear on their nervous system. The allowance is locally known as nerve money. The article also notes Brazil as the largest of the 21 American republics.
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Melbourne
Australia
U.P
Baseball Meet Entries Rise in Dallas State Tourney
Dallas high schools opened the fourth annual state wide invitation baseball tournament with wins by Honda, McKinney, Mesquite, and Dallas Sunset. McKinney’s Loins beat Weslaco 7 to 1, Sunset’s Royal Purple beat Beaumont 7 to 1, Mesquite edged Cooper Consolidated 8 to 7, and Hondo’s Owls relied on Cecil Hartung to top Austin High 9 to 7.
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Dallas
Honda
McKinney
Mesquite
Dallas Sunset
Metz LaFollette
Loins
Weslaco
Rio
Grande Valley
Lee Forrest
Sunset Bisons
Hondo
Beaumont
Gulf Coast
Austin High
Maroons
Chase for $10 Ends on Birmingham Building
Police officer W. W. Bucks pursued a ten dollar bill blown from a woman's hand in downtown Birmingham. The bill was recovered atop a three story building after the chase, with onlookers noting a water clock timing speeches by ancient Romans.
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Birmingham
Ala
U.P
W. W. Bucks
Chase
National Open Tickets Sell at Fort Worth for June Event
Advance ticket sales indicate the first national open golf tournament below the Mason Dixon line at Colonial Country Club June 5 7 will break attendance and receipts records. Pretty Betty Jameson national woman's champion bought the 3036th ticket from Ted Menefee. The old record 3035 was set at the Canterbury Open last year in Cleveland. Eight days remain before the $6.60 season ducats are withdrawn.
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Fort Worth
Mason-Dixon Line
Colonial Country Club
Betty Jameson
Ted Menefee
San Antonio Country Club
Cleveland
College Freshman Wears Giant Shoes Size 20
Columbus dispatch reports Ohio State University freshman John William Kirwin, tall at 6 feet 6 inches and 230 pounds, received a custom made pair of oversized shoes from a Lebanon, Ohio shoemaker. The test pair measures 16 inches long and nearly 6 inches wide, far larger than his former size.
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Cunningham
Real America
Sox
Louie
Amarillo Bowl
Babe Ruth
Dan
Port of
Binet St Bruen
Strek
Bourton
Lesage Company
Amarillo, Texas
By Ralph Dykeman
livic-Cochrane
By Eddie Brietz
Russell Bennett
Mutual
McPhail
Red Barber
Lew Jenkins
Bob Montgomery
Bill Terry
John Roxborough
Julian Black
Joe Louis
Monty Stratton
Deak Morse
St. Johnsbury
Gents
Dutchess County
N. Y
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Modesto
Calif
Modesto East Side
Volga
Europe
E. A. Regal
E. A. Regal Co
Brazil
West Sixth
Esquire
Banff Ensemble
Arrow
Banff
Shorts
Blackburn Bros
West Texas
McNaffy
Fireman Fisher
Mac
Muehlebach
Geo
Muehlebach Brewing Co
Kansas City
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