AVY Heads to Attend Launching of Plane Carrier
Washington dispatch reports on a presidential party traveling to the shipyard for the launching of a plane carrier. The delegation includes Secretary of the Navy and high-ranking admirals, traveling from Washington to the New York Shipbuilding Company plant for ceremonies. Members of the House Naval Committee were expected to join.
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AVY
Washington Serrie
Ran E Joof
Cay Rie
New York Shipbindhng Company
Cerepionies
Inelus
T. Troughs Robinson
Pata
Flerle
Adieriat
Vpoenes
Rieck
Katinaan
Thieret
Guy Burrage
Meitert
Gherar Ghevardi Crumatder Roberh dGhosindley Ean
Janes
Pennsylvania
Uouse Naval Home Mittes
Elks Annual Ball Grand March Plans Nearing
Past Exalted Euler and Mrs. Michie W Hey will lead the grand march at the Pridesport Lodge annual ball Easter Monday night in the ballroom of the hotel. An extensive committee roster includes Thomas Keegan as general chair and numerous names across reception, floor, and coordinating committees. Music by multiple orchestras will begin after a late dinner.
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Euler
Michie W. Hey
Pridesport Lodge
P.O. Bate
Harteford
New Springfield
Worcester
York
Thomas Keegan
Clifford
Ff. Weman
Et- Joon
Walla
Five Arrested in Westport Held as Auto Violators
Five men were arrested in Westport on auto violation charges. Reports list names including John Bearovieh and Finnegan among those charged, with violations ranging from speeding to lack of registration. Police conducted arrests after checks found two major offenses and three minor auto violations.
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Westport
Wlatport
Werrsia
Kiess
All New England Shippers Benefit by New System
The report notes improvements for shippers across New England under a new system. It highlights projected cost reductions and streamlined processes for regional freight and transportation operations.
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New England
Staples High School ends season with eleven wins
Staples High School completed its season with eleven victories in nineteen games played mostly on the Yale 0. A. court. The squad traveled to Storrs for the state scholastic tournament, losing to Doen River High School for the championship. Starleigh Huck led scoring with 129 points, 44 field goals and 41 free throws, averaging about seven per game. Three players graduate, Starleigh, Dickson, and Laurrurt.
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Westport
Staples High School
Haa
Yoo
Storrs
Staples
Doen River High School
Ch C
Darlin Huck
Football Hazard Warns Baseball Prospects
A Dallas scout argues football harms baseball players and urges young athletes to focus on baseball. He cites Chick Gagnon’s knee injury and notes teams groom successors, cautioning that football risks derail future pro baseball careers. The veteran players defend the college game, while the scout says young men with pro aims should avoid football to protect their value and longevity.
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Dallas
Tex
Chick Gagnon
Holy Cross
Chick
Gagnon
Gagnett
Olympic champs find real haven in U S
The article notes that the last three winners of the Olympic 1504-meter event now represent the United States, with their original countries cited. It mentions athletes such as Alber Hit and A. N. Strode as former champions, and references past American successes in the 112 games at Storkhohn including Deerlesa Mel Sheppard who won the 1560 in 1908.
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United States
Panya Nauro
Cours
Paria
Othe
Alber
A. N . Strode
Antwerp
Jackson Brat
Storkhohn
Deerlesa Mel" Sheppard
Chasing Outlaw Baseball Club Manager Conflict
A murky OCR fragment mentions YAL and Douglas in relation to baseball management and a World Series context. It references league members including Te Basa, Laurez, Mexico, and Bart Mara, with an East Main Street department store owner, all amid unclear announcements and allegations.
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Elu Manarement
Chase Wat
Douglas
Th Basa
Laurez
Mexico
Bart Mara
Mike McTigue Plans Title Fights After Hand Surgery
Mike McTigue, world heavyweight champion, said he will be ready in about weeks to meet challengers including Tom Gibbons, Gene Tunney, Paul Merienbach, and Jack Delaney. He explained his inactivity stemmed from a broken right hand that never fully mended after the Batting Sid bout in 1928 but added a successful operation and ongoing treatments have restored the hand.
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Sew
York
Mike Mee Tieue
Wshd
Tom Gibbons
Gene Tunney
Paul Merienbach
Jack Delaney
McTigue
Sound Ag
Syracuse Track Squad Narrowed for South Trip
Syracuse coach Tom Keane trims the squad for a southern tour, with 4 players currently in training at Sims Hall and 5 more to be chosen via time trials. Names like Proudiock, Carpenter, Middleton, Gottlieb, Elliott Case, Orr, Butterfield compete for sprints, hurdles, and distance events, while Chestey from Niagara is sidelined by a back injury.
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Syracuse
Orange
Tom Keane
Sims Hall
Keane
Chet Bowman
Chick Josephs
Proudlock
Sokoski
Cooke
Pete Proudiock
Carpenter
Middleton
Tiius
Gottlieb
F Elliott Case
Oath Keane
Pete Orr
Butterfield
Carl Biggs
Whitney
Prindle
Brookfield
Niagara
Pirates Owner Barney Dreyfuss Seeks Pennant Charm
Barney Dreyfuss, owner of the Pittsburgh Pirates, left Colorado Springs for Pittsburgh after a brief stay. He said his ball club is in fine condition and predicted the Pirates would contend for pennant honors this season.
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Colorado Springs
Celo
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburch
Dreyfuss
Washington 10 Defend Title As Crew Champions
Washington University crew vows to defend its intercollegiate title at Poughkeepsie on April 11 against California. Coach Callow reports a slow spring, exam disruptions, and uncertain form as key rowers compete for the varsity slots on a four mile course.
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Washington
Bremmerton
Wash
University of Washington
Poughkeepsie
University of California
Oakland
Russell Callow
Darwin Melanest
Athletic Board of Control
California
Callow
Ulbrickeer
Sanford
Matthews
Condon
Luft
Maione Walling Durton
Melther
Kaith
Kerns
Hart
Sanju
Callen
Lake Washington
Don Great
Morcom
Blethon
Rob Butler
Racing Results and Entries from the Day’s Card
The meet features multiple races with purses from 600 to 1200, including a first race for four year olds and up at one mile and seventy rods. Winners and placings include War Winner at 11.40, MH R60, J. Pertergast. Blue Bell at 4.80. Time 1:45.1. Other events list Sunbow, MaanikiIn LF, Olympaid, Restful among entrants. third race Malvern and Madam Vennia placed, with Acceleration and Time 3Hb among runners. Fourth through seventh races show various horses and odds, with Teapot and Iris Magia noted among midcard entries and a $1,200 pursed event for claiming three-year-olds. Continuous entries include many named horses, jockeys, and times across the program.
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Griffin
J.pertergast
Biston
Blue Bell
G. Juhnson
Cime
Alarse John
Gerald
Faat Boy
Q. Basch
Jay Mac
Pow Steel
Sunbow
Gris
Hackamore
Lot Hoagland
Louis
Corbett
Malvern
Schaeffer
Lampo
McHugh
Miss Hiania
G. Joe Patton
Markson
Golden Red
Helen of Troy
Dotor Glenn
Elemental
Kreedom
Xatcaun Shewy
St. Valentina
Myrtle Belle
Polynesia
Tehing Fool
Lady Giessen
Brute
Iris Magia
George’ de Mar
Harlan
Tidalgo
Tev Grardan
Hlftel
Dirrre
Ape Ward
Mila
Furlong
al Boyd
Dancing Foot
Vete
Jeanar
Prajanus
Lexington Maid
Owasco
Superbum
Fairward
Gt. Parved
Wanna
Juno
Toodles
Stoma Cloud
Roller
Tarrayce T
Bear
John Overton
Warren Lynch
Leks
Sal
Advertising and the Newspaper Age
In early communities readers relied on word of mouth as news and trade. The text argues modern advertising as the key driver of change, asserting newspapers spread information quickly and effectively, and that good newspaper advertising pays for itself, enabling small ventures to grow into big enterprises.
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