Eight Stars Reach Quarter in French Championships
In Autevil France June 1 eight players remain in each sex for the French hard court championships. Cochet advanced with an easy win as Crawford Ferry Lee Satoh joined in the men’s final eight while Houssus Menzel Nationalists and Japanese stars also clinched spots. In the women’s bracket Nuthall Gold-Schaudt Scriven, Jacobs Andrus Burke Mathieu Bennet Whittingstall reached quarterfinals with strong showings.
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Jack Crawford
Australia
Pred Ferry
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England
Jiro Satoh
Japan
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Christian Houssus
Prados
Menzel
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Helen Jacobs
Dorothy Andrus Burke
Mme
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Eilean Bennet
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Ae Thely Way
Finnight
Giants Rally to Beat Pirates in Narrow Win
In a late surge, the New York Giants hammered Jim El Tiett from the hill, scoring four runs to the eighth inning and defeating the Pirates as the game unfolded with erratic defense and several base runners across a tense early season matchup.
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Major League Leaders and Key Players Highlighted
A scrambled box score style recap lists players like Gehrig Ruth and other stars, with team lines for Yankees White Sox and Cubs. It notes Fred Simmons limiting the Phils to two runs and provides inning by inning notes, errors, and miscetic plays.
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Shabby Stranger Reported in Slaying
Stanford University in Palo Alto reports a shabby stranger and a maniac suspect amid rumors in the case of Mrs Allene Lamson found beaten and placed nude in her bath tub. Sheriff’s officers focus on her husband David a Stanford official held in jail without charges as the investigation continues.
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Palo, Alto
Cal
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Santa Clara
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Lamsor
13 Inning Game Resume
West earned the win as the winning pitcher and Chomay took the loss after a 13 inning contest. Umpires were McGowan and Summers with a time of 2 hours 3 minutes.
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West
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Ferrell Wins One In Tight St Louis Debut
Cleveland edges St Louis 1 0 in game one of the series as Ferrell holds the Browns to three hits. Averill and Boss drive runs while Guiles and Reynolds contribute as Cleveland takes a 1 0 lead.
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Tigers Trim Hose in Detroit First Game of Series
Detroit wins 3 to 1 as Schoolboy Rowe goes distance. Swanson Greenberg Ragell and Simmons drive runs. Appling Sullivan Grate on Detroit side. Lyons allows 20 hits while Rowe hits 5 strikeouts. Umpires Germany Hols Dinceer. Time 1 33.
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President Roosevelt distributes diplomas to Navy grads
At Annapolis on June 1 President Roosevelt gave diplomas to 499 naval academy graduates as a Bell rang and he urged friendship with fellow citizens. Only 244 were commissioned. the rest return to civilian life due to officer shortages.
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Roosevelt
Naval Academy
Ynst Dahlgren
United States Navy
Thomas C. Hart
Academy
White House
Navy
Former Dry Director Charged With Prohibition Violations
Chester P. Mis, former district prohibition administrator, was charged by a federal grand jury with conspiracy to violate prohibition laws and illegal diversion of industrial alcohol. Also implicated are eight others in a case tied to anti freeze pollution sampling and enforcement debates dating back to Mis's 1928 prize recognition.
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Chester P. Mis
Mulls
Three Army Privates Die In Transport Plane Crash
In Cajon pass California a United States Army Air Corps transport crashed into a mountain amid fog. Three enlisted men were killed: Addison Spencer Riverside California Charles M Leadbetter Roseburg Oregon and D Ramana Syracuse. Two officers injured and the pilot slightly. others hurt critically.
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Cajon Pass
Addison
Spencer
Riverside
Charles M. Leadbetter
Roseburg
Ore
D. Ramana
Syracuse
War Department Plans Big Economy Program
The War Department nears a major economy program to keep army strength unchanged. Secretary Dern cites forest conservation needs as a reason against personnel reductions. General MacArthur confirms no force reductions now. A broader department economy plan will be announced soon, with possible savings from curtailing summer training activities.
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War Department
Dern
Douglas MacArthur
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Mount Alto gets new postmaster George F Wheeler
Postmaster General Farley appoints George F Wheeler as postmaster at Mount Alto Jackson county West Virginia succeeding Gordy Castro who resigned. Civil service commission to hold exam for Ameagle postmaster and inspectors to review applicants at Tabler West Virginia.
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George F. Wheeler
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Jackson County
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Roosevelt Seeks Quiet Sessions at London Economic Conference
Secretary Hull outlined aims of the American delegation to the London economic conference. He stressed day and night sessions and speeches with no petty trading spirit. Hull, as delegation chair, said the conference could aid armament efforts at Geneva.
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Washington Post Sells at Auction for 825000
Washington Post, a 55 year old daily in the capital, sold at public auction for 825000. George Hamilton Jr., an attorney, was the successful bidder for an undisclosed principal who will remain unnamed for days. He said the paper would continue to operate.
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Former West Virginia Dry Agent Dies at 67
Robert Adam Pulwiler 67, former federal prohibition administrator for Virginia and West Virginia, died in Staunton after a period of illness. A Buchanan native, he studied at local public schools and Washington and Lee University where he earned a law degree.
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Robert Adam Pulwiler
Virginia
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Washington and Lee University
Frackel High Schools Dominates Indiana Track Title Run
Frackel High School of Gary wins the Indiana state scholastic track and field championship for the sixth straight year, with athletes holding five of the 18 records.
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Frackel High School
Gary
Endymion and the Moonlit Hunt Ballad
A lyrical echo combines myth of Endymion with a rural chase. The verse shifts from ancient romance to a moonlit wildlife hunt across Barnett’s hill and Rogal’s Bluff. Old Red the hound wins the chase, celebrated as royal sport beneath Musis and stars.
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Tulane Keeps Jerseys Won by Football Aces
NEW ORLEANS, June 1 Jerry Dalrymple's 88 jersey, worn two years, will be placed in Tulane's gym trophy room this spring along with old No 33. Old 18 wore by two Lake Charles halfbacks, Banker and Zimmerman, for six seasons. Three Big Ten baseball coaches study former pupils of Carl Lundgren.
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Don Zimmerman
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