Turning Point in Baseball Pennant Race on Memorial Day
Memorial Day marks mid season as National and American Leagues show tight races. Brooklyn Robins lead tied with St. Louis Cardinals after a 4 1 victory over the Giants while Pittsburgh Chicago New York and Boston chase. Athletics press Senators as Boston sinks Red Sox. Pipgras shines for Yankees in win.
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Hugh 8. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
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American Davis Cup Team Sails Tuesday
The United States Davis Cup team sails for England June 3 aboard the U S Berengaria. Six players are listed including George Lott of Chicago John Van Ryn of East Orange Walter Allison of Austin John Doeg of Santa Monica Berkeley Bell of Austin and Gregory Mangin of Montclair with four regulars and two alternates.
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New York
United States
England
U. S. Berengaria
George Lott
Chicago
John van Ryn
East Orange
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Walter Allison
Austin
Hal Carlson Funeral in Rockford Today
Hundreds of friends will file past the bier of Hal Carlson Chicago Cubs pitcher who died suddenly Wednesday Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow in Rockford Illinois Mississippi is expected to purchase 852050 motor vehicle license tags for 1981 Twenty five sub motor vehicle tags will be included
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Bief
Hal Carlson
Chicago Cubs
Mississippi
Telepathy college head urges diet and exercise rules
London report outlines Dr Mansfield Robinson's plan at the College of Telepathy. He promotes sun bathing dancing and petal eating for telepathic receptiveness along with spiritual beauty culture and open air exercises to improve health and deportment.
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Henry T. Russell
United Press
London
Mansfield Robinson
Mars
College of
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College of Telepathy
Dr. Robinson
Qomaruru
Doctor
Amarillo Fighter Wins on Coast
Texas Teddy Watters of Amarillo defeated Henry Jones of Provo in a middleweight bout on the coast winning two falls to one. The event took place in Eugene Oregon last night.
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Bobby Mandell
Detroit
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Claude Holt
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Holt
Cal Farley
Jack Reynolds
Polk Street
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Associated Proms
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Ore
Texas
Teddy Watters
Henry Jones
Provo
Utah
Aberdeen Retains Title as Most Thrifty City
Aberdeen Scotland is praised as the world's thriftiest city after a city hospital street collection. The haul includes eight hundred foreign coins, over 200 washers, thirty four buttons, tramcar tokens, nails and safety pins. Also notes Colorado's elevation varies from 3 400 to 14 402 feet.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
U S Officers Press Search for Jake Fleagle in Mexico
Two Colorado sheriffs hunt for J H T Fleagle across Chihuahua and Coahuila as they pursue leads from Saltillo toward Monte Rey and El Paso. Mexican authorities back extradition talks while vigilence remains for Fleagle, linked to 1928 bank holdups and murders.
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Mexico City
Chihuahua
Colorado
J. Ht
Jake” Fleagle
Lloyd Alderman
Lamar
Colo
David Houghton
la Junta
Saltillo
Coahuila
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Fleagle
Rio Grande
el Paso
Texas
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Mexico
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Foreign Office
Teease
Joy Harper
Harper
Oklahoma City
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Europe coal pact near er may govern exports
Berlin reports London says talks between German and British coke producers have reached a stage where a sales convention for the Scandinavian market may be concluded soon. The agreement would mark the first uniform export policy between the two coal mining industries, though broader coal export pact is not anticipated promptly.
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Berlin
London
Japan Plans to Lure Tourists with Global Drive
Tokyo reports a government led push to attract more visitors as 18 American magazine writers toured Japan funded by a committee of officials and major travel interests. The new International Tourist and Sightseeing Bureau will expand a worldwide campaign, focusing mainly on the United States, citing Americans as ardent, generous travelers. The board plans to spend over $50,000 on advertising and promotion.
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International Board
Pioneer Amarillo resident J Graves gravely ill at home
Graven a pioneer Amarillo citizen of 26 years and car foreman for the Denver railroad lies seriously ill at his home 610 North Fillmore Street. Two daughters and a son arrived from Wyoming to be with him during his illness.
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West Texas
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Denver Railroad
Arri
Wyoming
State highway bids invite 3 million dollars in work
Austin Texas May 80 Three million dollars worth of highway construction to be let at the state highway commission meeting June 28 and 24. Projects cover 38 miles of concrete pavement 77 miles of rock asphalt and surface treatment and 78 miles of grading and drainage in 18 counties including La Salle Tyler Cameron Harris Victoria Austin San Patricio and others.
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Advertising campaigns seek to boost American tourism and hotel efficiency abroad
The article notes a nationwide effort to organize an efficiency publicity and propaganda bureau for tourism. Hotel owners will form committees visiting small communities with attractions to improve accommodations. It praises the Japanese hotel's quaint appeal but calls for modernization to fit foreign visitors, with cities like Yokohama Kyoto and Nara leveraging temples parks and shops to attract tourists.
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