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Cambridge Sentinel in Cambridge, Massachusetts

17 Apr 1937

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Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1937

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2

Memorial Forest Honors Joyce Kilmer Poet of Trees

A public memorial forest in North Carolina honors Joyce Kilmer the author of Trees killed in action in France on July 30 1918. The Kilmer Memorial Forest near Graham County in the Nantahala district preserves 3840 acres with a plaque detailing Kilmer life and service and a dedication statue by veterans groups and forest officials. President Roosevelt sent a letter praising the memorial as a living tribute to the poet who left a national heritage of nature and verse.

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North Carolina Joyce Kilmer Graham County Nanteham National Forest New Brunswick N. J France United States Forest Service Camp Mills Long Kilmer Remecral William J Wild Bill Donovan 165Th Laskip Bois Colas Joseph C. Kircher Southern United States Forest Paul A. Williams Kilmer York Times John B. Kelly Cera Clay Bozeman Burger For Ware E. A. Sherman United States Parat Forest Service Peing Hurpan Joyce R Sylvan Cathedral Shakespeare Ald Joyce ‘Kilmer Memorial Forest Roosevelt Linns Nantahala National Forest Supreme Court Kenneth D. McKellar Tennessee McKellar Star Chamber Senator McKellar Washington Senate
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Roosevelt Faced With Calls for White House Conference on Sit-Down Strikes

Washington gossip tracks a push for a White House conference on sit-down strikes. Debate centers on federal power to regulate interstate commerce and whether new legislation is needed. Critics urge strong presidential action while labor leaders avoid taking blame for the tactic.

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Roosevelt White House Capitol Hill Secreeny Frances Per Detroit West Virginia Pennsylvania Grover Cleveland New York John L. Lewis
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First intercollegiate sports events and early sports milestones

The text cites the Yale Harvard boat race at Lake Winnipesaukee on August 23 1852 as the first intercollegiate event. It notes early ice hockey attempts in 1897 98 in Boston and New Orleans failed, with amateur Boston teams failing too. It mentions John L Sullivan cooking during training for his 1882 fight, and references 1928 Amsterdam games and Dwight F. Davis Holcombe Ward Malcolm D. Whitman Longwood Club. It lists 118 pounds as current boxing limit, Hackenschmidt Golch bout 1908 Chicago, Bobby Jones first National Championship age 14 14 4, and Athens 1996 event unfinished.

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Yale-Harvard Lake Winnipesaukee M. H Boston, Concord and Montreal White Mountain Brooklyn Boston New Orleans Paddy Ryan John L. Sullivan Ryan America Amsterdam Dwight F. Davis Holcombe Ward Malcolm D. Whitman Longwood Ne Club Massachusetts
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