Hill and Wall Lead in National Women's Golf Debut Clash
In Los Angeles the feature first round at the National Women's Championship pairs Opal S. Hill of Kansas City and Bernice Wall of Oshkosh as two top contenders. Hill shot two under par 79 to lead medal play while Wall posted 87, with defending champion Glenna Collett and 19 year old Helen Hicks among early medalists and matchups shaping a strong field.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Middlewest
Opal S. Hill
Bernica Wall
Hill
Kansas City
Wall
Oshkosh
Wis
Glenna Collett
Harry Grossman
Helen Hicks
Inwood
N. Y
Lucille de Long
Coronado
Calif
Al Singer Faces Crucial Chi Debut in 10 Round Bout
Al Singer makes his Chicago debut in a 10 round non title bout against Eddie Mack of Denver at Chicago Stadium. He seeks a decisive victory to prove his claim as a top titleholder and a worthy successor to Benny Leonard in the eye of local fight fans.
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United Press
Chicago
al Singer
Benny Leonard
Eddie Mack
Denver
Chicago Stadium
Singer
Missing capitalist Bob reported resting in Chicago
New York dispatch reports Charles V. Bob missing since yesterday after a flight in his private monoplane. Relatives say he is resting in seclusion in Chicago to avert a nervous breakdown and expect his return soon. Authorities want to question him about Rainbow Luminous Products and Metals and Mining Shares, Inc. stock activity.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles V. Bob
Chicago
Fernand Pecora
Pecora
Bob
Wasura
Rainbow Luminous Products Company
Metals and Mining Shares, Inc
Porereen
Old Time Church Echoes and Rail News Chronicle
A historical column recalls a country church scene with Sister Watkins and Sister Brown, plus Brother Dodd and community prayers. It then reports on Fort Worth and Denver Railway surveys, pending construction, Rock Island claims, and new train schedules, with notes on pensions, a funeral, and upcoming regional meetings.
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Watkins
Brown
Dodd
Terbacker
John Moore
Rail and Trade Links Pushed in Interneighbor Talks
A statement outlines moves to improve trade between nations with special trains on the Santa Fe Orient line. It cites a railroad system worth 24.45 billion dollars and 261 thousand miles of track in the United States as of mid year. It notes incidents affecting rail workers in New Mexico and promotions within railroad unions.
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Ness
Republic
Santa Fe
United States
Belen
New Mexico
Fay Cunningham
Clovis
Rock Island Employees Commended for Securing More Business
A list notes 38 new Rock Island Amarillo employees praised for securing extra business. Names include C. E. Floyd chief clerk I. M. Judd conductor W. M. Greer crossing flagman Elizabeth Stewart stenographer T. J. Byers check clerk Mrs L L Bennett wife of cashier T B O'Brien R P George machinist Mrs T M Gavin wife of dispatcher Frank Steinwinder brakeman H S Beaver brakeman A E Steinsick engineer A F Sadderis engineer A F Renfroe chief clerk A M Dickey conductor. The Little Theater Players stage Smilin Through at the Auditorium next Friday under Tri-State Fair auspices with a packed crowd expected.
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Rock Island
Amarillo
C. E B. Floyd
I. M. Judd
W. M. Greer
Crosa
Ing
Elizabeth Stewart
T. J. Byers
Tri-State Fair Association
Newark doctor joins hole in one club with par three ace
Dr. Harry Hunt of Newark Ohio carded a hole in one on a par three hole to join the local ace club.
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Harry Hunt
Newark
Ohio
Missionary Plane Crash Claims Three in Alaska
The Marquette missionary plane crashed during a test flight in Kotzebue Alaska killing three aboard Rev. Phillip I. Delon Jesuit Missions in Alaska head, Rev. William F. Walsh of Kotzebue Mission, and pilot Ralph Wren. Witnesses said motor stalled causing a plunge at the local airport. The craft blessed in Roosevelt Field New York before shipment to Alaska.
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Associated Press
Kotzebue
Alaska
Marquette
Phillip I. Delon
William F. Walsh
Kottebue
Ralph Wren
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Joseph R. Criment
Seattle
Holy Cross
Yukon River
Father Delon
de Smet
Idaho
Gonzaga University
Spokane
Wash
Des Moines
Iowa
Father Walsh
San Francisco
Rabbit Fur Industry In France Reaches 160 Million
Rabbit breeding for fur has grown into a major French industry with an estimated annual value near 160 million dollars. The report highlights scale, economic impact, and regional involvement in the fur trade.
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France
Gunman Slays Chicago Gambler
Chicago, Oct. 14. David W. Emmett, 39, a noted Chicago gambler, was killed late last night when a gunman leaped onto his car and fired a single shot into his heart. Investigators weigh two theories: a disputed bet and racketeering trouble.
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United Press
Chicago
David W. Emmett
Emmett
Sunday School Claims New Endurance Records
Fayetteville First Baptist Church reports long serving Sunday School officers at its annual meeting. Four officers show 35 to 48 years of continuous service, with James A. Vann missing 35 years of attendances and W H Powell starting his 41st year as recording secretary. John A. Oates has 35 years as superintendent and Edward J. Kennedy begins his death year as assistant superintendent.
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United Press
Fayetteville
N. C
First Baptist Church of
W. H. Powell
John A. Oates
Edward J. Kennedy
Believe Race Riot Averted in Missouri
In Ste Genevieve Missouri Oct 14 order held as only two Negro families remained under National Guard protection and fear of a race riot subsided after about 150 Black residents fled the town yesterday following a white warning. Authorities later moved the suspects to jail in Hillsboro and then St Louis as Governor Caulfield dispatched guard detachments from De Soto and Festus.
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United Press
STP
Genevieve
Harry Panchot
Ste. Genevieve
Paul Ritter
Mississippi River
Jefferson County
Hillsboro
St. Louis
Henry 5
Caulfield
de Soto
Festus
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Charles E. Fyfe
Charles E. Kyfe
Corps of Surveyors
Fort Worth
Childress
Pampa
Interstate Commerce Commission
Speci
Fied
Wellington
Shamrock
The
J. B. Stegall
Northwest
Gulf Points
I. M. Crotty
Buchanan Street
Rock Island Railroad
Middle West
Surgical Association
Rock Island Lines
Arlington Hotel
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Santa Fe Railway Board of Pensions
C. B. Davis
Rock Island Division
Galveston
Houston
San Antonio
Dallas, Fort Worth
Mexia
Herbert O’bannon
San Angelo National Bank
San Angelo
Campbell Soups
C. J. Wiard
Las Vegas
W. E. Danver
Mr. Wiard
J. C. Hammack
D. E. King
George Washington
Batte
Firestone Tires
Missouri
Bill Adams
Wilson
Kaireacts
Tire Department
Firestone
Battery Department
Brake Department
Texico
Pennzoil
Mobiloil
Quaker State
Texico Motor Oils
BY Robert Edgren
Ga Niners
U.S. War Dept
War Department
Wright
B. Mercer
Rochester
TSEC
Louis H. Smith
Ravireswoag
Service
Aves
Eite Tyler
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