Navy Crew Wins Four Mile Regatta Thriller On Hudson
In Poughkeepsie on June 22 Navy won the four mile varsity race at the Inter Collegiate Rowing Association regatta. Washington, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Cornell, Syracuse, and Columbia trailed. Navy and Washington dueled to the wire with Navy finishing first in 19 24, Washington 19 28. The junior varsity and freshmen races followed with Syracuse and Washington strong in their divisions.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hudson River
Navy
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
University of Washington
University of Wisconsin
Washington
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Naval Academy
Atlantic Seaboard
Wisconsin
Navy Shell
Huskies
Middies
On & R
Hich
Stars of Stripes
Vic
Antwerp
Syracuse
Columbia
Annapolis
Cer
Ithacans
North Dakota Senator Ladd Dies Casts Shadow on Home
The article reports the death of Senator Ladd of North Dakota. Mrs. Ladd returns home for rest and seclusion after grieving. Douglas H. MacArthur, the senator's secretary, is mentioned amid the continuing coverage of the death.
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North Dakota
Senator Ladd
Director Lord Replies to 10 Critics on Economy Policy
Washington reports General Lord defending the administration’s budget program before government executives. He cites a four year saving of over 2.19 billion dollars while praising efforts to curb waste, improve efficiency, and prevent false economy. He cites specific savings in the army adjutant general’s records system, navy basket waste, and communications wiring costs.
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Washington
Lord
Coolidge
General Lord
Navy Department
United States
Java
Army
Navy
Bluefield Shop Defeats Clare in Ohio Exhibition
Bluefield Shop club beat Clare Shopmen of Clare Ohio by 7 to 4 on Sunday. Manager Smiley adds Jeffries as first baseman and Dodderer from North Carolina State shines at second. Today Bluefield faces Radford with Dyer and Littoral likely to pitch.
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Bluefield Shop Club
Clare Shopmen
Clare
Ohio
Biluefielders
Cincinnati
Columbus
Smiley
Bluefield
Jeffries
Blue Grays
Dodderer
North Carolina State
Radford
Dyer
Littoral
Daring motorists to go Hudson Bay territory
Winnipeg June 20 A railway engineer proposes tourists drive their own cars into the Hudson Bay north country using flanged rims to grip the rails. Cars would follow odd days northbound and even days southbound with light derailing shoes for emergencies. He forecasts minimal railroad investment and higher freight revenue.
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Winnipeg
Man
Northland
Hudson Bay
R. M. Haultain
Haultain
Hauleis
North Country
Pair of Old Shoes Story Tells of Hope and Hardship
A tale set in a poor city tenement follows Mary Jimmy and their father Mr Emerson. After two women take the children for care, Mary hopes for her father’s welfare and finds an old pair of shoes that only need soles, hinting at renewal.
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Mi O’ Mi
Nick
Emerson
Mary
Jimmy
Shoes Change a Family in a Humble Tale
Mary receives a pair of splendid shoes from Mrs Hornaby and uses them to uplift her father Emerson. He gains hope, finds work, and the family rouses from hardship. Jimmy returns, and they rent a small home with a porch and garden. The shoes inspire resilience and a renewed sense of self.
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Mary
Nancy
Mi O Mi
Jimmy
Beeston
Sunday Auto Traffic Sparks Call for New Roads
The article notes thousands of cars on a Sunday provoking concerns about overloading roads. It suggests building new roads or sharing Sundays among riders by mutual agreement to reduce congestion.
Chicago Gunmen Kill Patrolman in Bold City Robbery
Patrolman Patrick McGovern died after three gunmen emerged from a touring car on Sheridan Road. The robbers escaped with $6,000 while shoppers witnessed the incident. Police pledged swift justice as further crimes unfolded in the city.
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Chicago
Patrick McGovern
McGovern
George Haney
Sheridan Road
Haney
Collins
Esca
Girl medical student consumes poison over failed investment
In New York on June 22 Rose Freedman, twenty two, a medical student and daughter of a former Australian businessman, killed herself by swallowing poison in a west side rooming house after a failed corporation investment she hoped would fund her education. She had moved to the United States to work days and attend City College of New York evenings.
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New York
Rose Freedman
West Side
United States
City College of New York
Auto Owners Face Highest Mobility Insurance Rates
In New York City drivers pay the nation's top mobility insurance rates, marking the highest costs among all states for vehicle coverage according to regional data.
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New York
United States
American golfers lead qualifiers at Troon in British Open
Three American professionals Macdonald Smith Jim Barnes and Joe Kirkwood posted solid opening rounds in the first qualifying at Troon Scotland. Smith and Barnes each shot 77 on the old course while Kirkwood had 79 on the easier layout, Dick May led with 70 and Moses O Neill followed one stroke back.
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Troon
Scotland
Macdonald Smith
Jim Barnes
Joe Kirkwood
Smith
Barnes
Dick May
Benton
Moses O'Neill
Robin Hood
Athletics Drop Game to Browns
Detroit Tigers beat Boston Red Sox 8 to 4 in the second inning on June 22, with Whitehill, Bassler, Ross, Zabner, and Piechnich contributing for Detroit while Brown, Shawkey, Pennock, Hoyt, and Schang helped New York in earlier play.
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Athletics
Browns
Pennock
Hoyt
New York
Lyons
Schalk
Shawkey
Schang
Boston
Detroit Tygers
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
R. HH
Whitehill
Bassler
Ross
Zabnizer
Pieinich
Princeton Beats Welch Four of Six Matches
Princeton Lawn Tennis Club hosted Welch Tennis Club as Princeton won four of six matches on Sunday afternoon. Foot fault calls and a penalty rule disrupted play as the teams competed on the Princeton courts.
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Princeton
WELCH
Welch Tennis Club
Princeton Lawn Tennis Club
Monument to Tom and Huck to rise in Hannibal
At Cardiff Hill base in Hannibal Missouri a bronze monument on red Missouri granite will depict Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn and Tom Bowyer as a boy about to become a man. Sculptor Frederick C Hibbard of Chicago works for George A Mahan and family to complete the statue by October near Twain’s boyhood home and the old Muff Potter jail site.
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Hannibal
Cardiff Hill
Tom Sawyer
Huck Finn
Tom's Gang
Tom and Huck
Mark Twain
Frederick C. Hibbard
Chicago
George A. Mahan
Dulany Mahan
Rs. Mahan
Muff
Mahana
Badge Denoting Army Service Is Authorized
A War Department badge for wear with civilian clothes validates service in the army. It will be procured by the quartermaster corps and distributed through government authorized agencies. Eligible are former or current enlisted personnel commissioned officers nurses and others with army or wartime training, including contract surgeons or veterinarians. The badge shows an eagle with wings and the national colors with the inscription National Defense.
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War Department
Quartermaster Corps
National Defense
Americans Fared Well First Round at Wimbledon
Wimbledon June 22 Americans won six of nine first round matches advancing to the second round. Notables include Ray Casey of San Francisco and John Hennessey of Indianapolis defeating Dutch opponents. Other winners were Lucien E. Williams, Louis B. Dailey Jr., L. B. Rice, and C. B. Garland, with Garland beating Lord Cholmondely.
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Wimbledon
Ray Casey
San Francisco
John Hennessey
Indianapolis
Hennessey
Vanerfeen
Holland
Vanderfeen
C. Bryant
Casey
Wimbleton
Hennessey and
Lucien E. Williams
Chicago
A. Casanov
Louis B. Dailey, Jr
East Orange
N. J
J. B. Fenno
Boston
L. B. Rice
W. E. T. Cole
England
C. 8. Garland
Pittsbore
Lord Cholmondel Propt
Thalheimer Defeats Yale Star Jones in Intercollegiate Victory
Louis Thalheimer of the University of Texas upset Arnold W. Jones of Yale 7-5 5-7 in the second round of the national intercollegiate tennis championship at Mercers Crickett Club. Jones, finalist last year, was seeded high and shown strong form early. Thalheimer also beat Henry Herbst to reach the round, as Cranston Holman and Gerald Stratford advanced in doubles action.
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Philadelphia
Louis Thalheimer
University of Texas
Lewis N. White
Arnold W. Jones
Yale
Mercen Crickett Club
Jones
Wallace W. Scott
University of Washington
MecClay
Columbia
Thalheimer
Henry Herbst
Philadelphia College of Osteopathy
Cranston Holman
Leland Stanford
Gerald Stratford
California
Tunney to Meet Loughran for July Bout at Queensborough
New York reports American light heavyweight champion Gene Tunney of New York has been matched to fight Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia at the Queensborough Athletic Club in July, per an official announcement.
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New York
Gene Tunney
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Queensborough Athletic Club
Toay
Daylight Saving Time Radio Listings and Concerts
Radio program grid lists daylight saving times Eastern Central and Pacific for numerous stations. Included are concert broadcasts, orchestras, organ recitals, choral groups, and featured acts across cities such as Cleveland Chicago Milwaukee Des Moines Omaha Lincoln Dallas Regina Oakland and others with notes on schedule changes and management caveats.
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WOAW
Omaha
Invelor Herod
Vrehearra Mfab
Lincoln
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