Northwestern Poised To Challenge In Big Ten Title Race
Northwestern faces Illinois in a key showdown as Purdue leads the standings with four wins. Iowa and Northwestern share second place with three wins apiece, while Ohio State and Minnesota also meet, and Purdue rests until Feb. 10. Cottom of Purdue paces scoring as Moffitt and Fisher threaten to pass.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Purdue
Iowa
Northwestern
Nillnots
Champaign
Ohio State
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Michigan
Chicago
Wildcats
Illinois
Buckeyes
Ted Rosequist
Minneanos
Norman Cottom
Boilermakers
Cottom
Howard Moffitt
Lyle Fisher
Don Brewer
Frank Froschauer
Tllinois
Ohio State Cage Coach Is Now A Much Wiser Man
In Columbus AP Billy Jones a 13 year old junior high basketball player wrote a letter to Harold G Olsen director of basketball at Ohio State University offering coaching tips. Olsen invited him to discuss them Billy arrived confident and the meeting lasted about half an hour with Athletic Director L W St John present before leaving optimistic that the team would improve.
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Billy Jones
Harold G. Olsen
Ohio State University
Olsen
Billy
L. W. St John
St. John
Mr. Olsen
De Oro Tops Three Cushion Tourney in Tight Win
Alfred De Oro, veteran Cuban, stretched his lead in the national three cushion billiard title race with a 50 to 49 win over Earl Looka baugh of Chicago in 74 innings. Charles McCourt of Cleveland beat Bob Harper of Denver 50 to 41, while Kinsey Matsuyama of New York defeated Art Woods 50 to 45 to move into second place.
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Philadelphia
INS
Alfred de Oro
Earl Lookabaugh
Chicago
de Oro
Charles McCourt
Cleveland
Bob Harper
Denver
Kinsey Matsuyama
New York
Art Woods
Vines Beats Tilden To Tie Tour Tennis Series
In Cleveland a 2,300 crowd watched Vines defeat Tilden 6-3 3-6 6-3 to tie the series at three wins apiece. The match featured 17 aces and powerful serves as Vines surged in the first and third sets while Tilden benefited from a contract short set amid crowd and lighting distractions.
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Tilden
Cleveland
Filsworth Vines
Bill Tilden
Coliseum
Big Bill
Dynamo
California
Army And Pittsburgh Resume Grid Relations
In 1935 Army and Pittsburgh renew a home and home football series. The Cadets will visit Pitt on November 9. Harvard comes to West Point October 19, Yale visits New Haven October 16, Notre Dame meets in New York November 16, and Navy game date to be set for November 30.
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Yale
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New York
Navy
Vorlicky Re-Elected President Of Bohemian Savings And Loan
W Vorlicky 361 Sixteenth Street SE was re-elected president at the Bohemian Savings and Loan association annual meeting in Sokol hall Attendees also re-elected were Thomas Suchomel Jr as vice president Joseph Urban as treasurer and Fred H Kubicek and W F Kubik as board members The report showed a cash reserve and assets of 1 201 623 92 The association organized January 1 1892.
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Sixteenth Street SE
Bohemian Savings and Loan Association
Sokol Hall
Thomas Suchomel, Jr
Joseph Urban
Fred H. Kubicek
W. F. Kubik
Seecetin
Richland Kinross And Webster Fives Triumph
In the Keokuk county tournament Thursday night Richland defeated Gibson 25 to 24 Kinross beat Keota 24 to 15 and Webster defeated Ollie 15 to 12, all securing wins for their teams in the county round.
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Keokuk County
Richland
Gibson
Kinross
Webster
Ollie
Ray Steele Beats Tom Alles In Two of Three Falls
In Camden New Jersey Ray Steele from Glendale California weighing 215 defeated Tom Alles weighing 205 from Australia two straight falls in a wrestling match reported by the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Camden
N. J
Ray Steele
Glendale
Calif
Tom Alles
Australia
Vienna Coup Leads to Double Squeeze in Bridge
In a four heart contract played by John D Bibb of Anniston Alabama a Vienna Coup initiates a progressive squeeze turning two discards into two tricks. West, dealer, holds the final defense and is forced to concede the remaining tricks after the heart and diamond squeezes.
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Anniston
Alabama
West
North
Jed
East
Bibb Wen J
Vienna
Hich
Bridge Play and Estate Deed Noted in Mixed Text
The excerpt includes a bridge problem with South choosing the King of hearts to maximize chances, plus a property transfer description from 1834 mentioning Milton S Harris and wife to Arch C Blaine, detailing lots, sections, roadways, and mortgage and tax notes.
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Milton S Harris
Arch C Blaine
Old River Channel
Radio Schedule Highlights Diverse Music and Talks Across Networks
A dense listing shows 8:00 to 12:30 daily programming across NBC CBS and ABC with bands orchestras and soloists including Mason orch Landt trio and Sorey orch. Notable features include Galaxy of stars and Philharmonic children's concert plus opera broadcasts from Vienna and Den Glorvanni.
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Sorey Orch
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Weaf Wow
Reles and Dunn
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Breen and
de Rose
WEAF
Mason Orch
CHA
WBBM
Maroine Parate
Pletra Yon
WEAP
Travers Orch
Genla Fonarlora
WIZ
WIZ Woc
Res Baille
Ensemble
Lehar Opera
Vienna
Weaf Chain
Raginsky Orch
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Knight Orch
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WNBC
WHO
Ann Leaf
CBB
WPA
Wwa
Wat
Merrywood
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WLW
Sissle Arch
Arlene Jackson
WEA
Rob Taplinger
al Pearce and His Gang
Infra red myths and warm air health tips from Dr Brady
Dr Brady debunks quack use of infrared rays while noting warmth helps. He explains the nose closing effect of heat, warns against overhyped rays, and urges proper room humidity with 64 to 68 degrees Fahrenheit and ample water vapor to improve comfort, health, and fuel use.
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Johnnie
Leonard Hill
Remedies for skin spots and hernia treatment discussed
A reader column cites formulas to conceal vitiligo with zinc oxide calamine and glycerin mix, plus iodine drops, and notes phototherapy and sodium thiosulphate. Dr M H Cohen reports vitiligo improvement after selective treatment. The text critiques ambi ant hernia methods and shares a hive remedy using adrenal substances.
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M. H Cohen
York
Nat Evers
Two Duels Threatened From Stavisky Scandal Fallout
Paris reports two deputies near dueling amid the Stavisky pawnshop scandal fallout. Deputy Besire Ferry clashed with Lagrosiliere after being accused of perjury linked to Stavisky's collapse. Ferry then pressed courts while considering a duel.
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Stavisky
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Martinique
Ferry
Antole de Monzie
Philippe Henriot
Francois Pietri
Joseph Laniel
Macel Herand
Lagrosilliere
Boy Hangs Self After Getting a C in Study
In Michigan City Indiana a 13 year old named Frank Willams reportedly hanged himself in his basement after leaving a note claiming he killed himself over receiving a C in arithmetic and a demand that his parents split his bank money. Police investigated the tragedy.
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Frank Willams
Reconstruction Corp Converts Gold Purchases Abroad
The Reconstruction corporation bought a total of 131.7 million dollars of gold abroad, with 108.3 million bought in London and Paris. It halted purchases this week. Future gold buys under the administration will be handled by the treasury.
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Reconstruction Corporation
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Paris
Treasury
Levee Worker Inches By Flying Tow Chain Injury
Charlies Stodola a CWA workman on the west side levee south of the Sixteenth avenue bridge was knocked unconscious at 2 p m Friday when a chain between two trucks broke and struck him in the head. He was taken to Mercy hospital and remained unconscious at 3 10 p m.
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CWA
Sixteenth Avenue
Stodola
Mercy Hospital
Senate Group Named to Review Measure Banning Law Lobby
A special Senate Judiciary sub-committee was created by Senator Ashurst to consider the Vandenberg resolution. It would bar political national committee members from practicing law before government agencies or serving in the treasury. Members are Senators King McCarran Norris. The panel is to report promptly to the full committee.
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Senate
Judiciary Committee
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Arizona
Vandenberg
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McCarran
Nevada
Norris
Nebraska
Girl Ouija Board Killer Of Father Sent To Institution
Mattie Turley fifteen admitted an only board commanded me to kill father so that mother could marry a handsome young cowboy. She was sent to the state school for girls for an Indeterminate term not to exceed her majority. Ernest J Turley died December 26 in a naval hospital at San Diego from gunshot wounds. Dorothea Irene Turley mother is held on an accessory to murder charge in St John Arizona.
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INS
Mattie Turley
Ernest J. Turley
U. S. Navy
San Diego
Mattie
Dorothea Irene Turley
St. John's, Ariz
Turley
Suspect Held In Colesburg Case
Dick Persing, 28, freed of robbery charges when indictment was dismissed, was held by U S Commissioner John Hamilton for removal to Cedar Rapids on federal charges. He allegedly posed as a government officer in Colesburg on September 25 and searched multiple premises for bonds and securities he claimed were stolen. Bond set at 2500 dollars and not furnished.
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Des Moines
Dick Persing
U. S
John Hamilton
Cedar Rapids
Persing
Colesburg
J. Beddow
J. W. Blaker
Hamilton
Tammanyites Boo Name Of Al Smith At Dinner
At the Tammany Hall speakers' bureau dinner in New York Alfred E. Smith was booed and hissed while cheers for James J. Walker triggered a spontaneous demonstration. The crowd declined to sing Smith's campaign song and reacted strongly to Walker related moments.
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Alfred BE. Smith
New York Democracy
Tammany Hall
Braves
James J. Walker
Smith
Jenders
Walker
Toppling Ice Cliff Threatens Byrd Polar Flagship
Admiral Richard E. Byrd's expedition flagship narrowly escaped destruction when a massive ice cliff toppled into the Bay of Whales near Little America. The ship, carrying most of the expedition, was mooring to transfer supplies as Byrd stood on the bridge. The ice broke off fifty to seventy feet high, creating waves that rocked the vessel and recalling a similar collapse five years earlier near Byrd's ships City of New York and Eleanor Bolling.
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Little America
MacKay Radio
Richard E. Byrd
Bay of Whales
Byrd
City of New York
Eleanor Bolling
Wife and two sons die in eight story jump in Shanghai
Mrs. W. H. Grooch of El Paso Texas leaped from an eight story Shanghai apartment with her two sons, William aged 6 and Thomas aged 7, one under each arm. All three died in the tragedy. Grooch was operations manager of Pacific American Airways. The family lived in the French concession building.
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Grooch
el Paso
Tex
William
Thomas
Pacific American Airways
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