Two Way Battle Looms in Meet
Chicago June 15. An anticipated two cornered battle for the National Intercollegiate track and field crowns pits Southern California and Stanford against each other at Soldier Field in Chicago Friday and Saturday. Southern California seeks a strong score from Dan Cromwell and aims toward 40 to 50 points, while Stanford relies on Dinky Templeton and four trainees to contest events like the discus and shot put. Louisiana State and Southeastern are also expected to score near 40 as preliminaries begin tomorrow afternoon ahead of the finals Saturday night.
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Greek Students to Convene National Meeting in Chicago
Greek students from over 40 colleges and universities in the United States will hold their national convention in Chicago next month. William Belrey of Chicago, president of Helicon, says the gathering will aim to formulate a plan to assist American-born students of Greek extraction, with the Greek university student association as sponsor.
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Hayride Hosted by Kanawhe City Methodist Group
Twenty seven guests joined a hayride party Wednesday evening hosted by the young peoples group of the Kanawhe City Methodist Episcopal church. Attendees included Mrs. Goldis Hall, Juanita Casto, Harold Casto, Marjorie Wenb, Jessie Barnett, Alice Bresstuxr, Leona Bras seur, Mrs. Hurd Harrison, Margaret Koehn, Beverly Morris, Thelma Grier, Imogene Tucker, Bob Oiman, Charles Ulman, John Ullman, Ww. E. Harrison, J. Larwood, Hubert McKown, Sherman Dean, D. Koehn, Wm. Whitaker, Forrest Martin, Harold Webb, Omar Wilson, Edward Sigman, Earle Cotton and Henry Fisher.
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Kanawhe City
Unprecedented Session Summarized for Readers
Washington notes describe a jam packed special session ending with Franklin D. Roosevelt’s agenda shaping sweeping reforms. It lists inflation measures banking reforms farm price programs and industry controls as key actions and signals shifts away from the gold standard amid a volatile economy.
Radio Highlights from New York Broadcast Schedule
Dr Frank Freeman of the University of Chicago will answer a radio questionnaire on WJZ NBC at 9 15 p m tomorrow The roster includes Wallace secretary of agriculture in Farm and Home hour on WJZ NBC at 12 8 Furnire Brice in the women s reviewing WEAP NBC at 2 30 and Senator Bone of Washington on economic conditions over WJZ NBC at 10 15 Other features WEAF NBC 330 p m South Sea Islanders Bige Dudlight Tom Howard Harold Stern s orchestra WABC CBS 0 15 Alex Sammler concert pianist Grace Moore Lou Holtz Lennit Hooten s orchestra Willis Musical Playboys and more listed with various times and stations
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Children Parade Dogs in Independence Civic Event
More than 100 dogs of various colors were paraded by children under 16 years of age in Independence Missouri. The procession was a non sporting portual civic event sponsored by a civic club.
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Watch Her Runs Away in Woods Then Wins Race
Belmont Park reports Watch Her, a juvenile filly, broke from handlers and wandered into Neathy woods for over 200 minutes during a routine exercise spin. She later returned, rested briefly, and surged to win by more than a length over Ass Merriment, amid anxious but satisfied backers.
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Neathy Woods
Ass Merriment
Weteh Her
Fox Hunter Wins Ascot Gold Cup in Tight Finish
Edward Osmond's Fox Hunter carried 12 pounds to win the Ascot gold cup over Orphen and Nitsichin. Ten started with royal spectators including King George and the Duke of Gloucester. The winner paid 36 to 1 while Orphen paid 7 to 2 and Nitsichin 15 to 2. Fox Hunter finished four lengths ahead of Orphen. Brulette, the favorite, finished out of the money.
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G A R Leader Wright Dies in Pittsburgh Hotel
Capt William P L Wright national commander of the G A R died in his sleep at a Pittsburgh hotel after predicting only two Civil War veterans would be alive in 2150. He commanded Company D 128th Infantry and arrived from Chicago for the Pennsylvania G A R encampment. His death follows a breakfast no show and a heart attack.
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William PL Wright
Chicago
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Boys In Blue
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Chicago Encampment Ends With Flag Drape Chair on Dias
In Chicago tonight a flag-draped vacant chair stood on the dias as the encampment concluded. A J Anderson aged 88 from Washington was elected staff commander today.
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Chicago
A. J. Anderson
Washington
Man Smashed Barber Pole in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City Utah police arrested Harold Christensen after he smashed a revolving barber pole that had annoyed him. The incident led to charges following the confrontation with officers.
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Utah
1D. O. Christensen
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