Ex-Champion Schmeling Knocks Out Louis at Yankee Stadium
Max Schmeling, the 30 year old German veteran, decisively defeats 22 year old Joe Louis at Yankee Stadium. Louis suffers a knockout in the twelfth round after a dramatic exchange that reversed expectations and grants Schmeling a shot at Braddock for the title. The crowd of about 65,000 watches a stunned Louis fade from peak form.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
Yankee Stadium
New York
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Germany
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Louis
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Wand
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Braddock
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Max
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Jim Browning Ex Mat Champion Dies in Rochester
Jim Browning a former heavyweight wrestling champion died in Rochester Minnesota from a pulmonary embolism after an exploratory operation for an abdominal ailment. His condition worsened three days before his death and his earlier course had shown improvement.
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Rochester
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Alm Browning
Tigers to Play Cinco Giants at Valley Bell Park
The Charleston Tigers, a strong colored baseball squad, meet the Cinco Giants this afternoon at 5 30 at Valley Bell park. A Celeste game earlier this season drew a large crowd, and similar interest is expected for today’s clash.
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Cinco Giants
Valley Bell Park
Celeste
Senators Sweep Portsmouth Opener in 10-8 Victory
Charleston extended its winning streak to six in a row by beating Portsmouth 10 to 8 in the first game of a four game series. Cloyd Stith opened with a walk, Burman scored on a fielding error, Rezat and Horduin followed with hits, and Gray misplayed a ball allowing George to score as the inning started.
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Herb Hash
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Round One Of Louis Schmeling Bout Recap
A detailed, vivid play by play shows Louis and Schmeling trading jabs in midring Through ten dramatic rounds with fast exchanges and momentum shifts Schmeling lands cleaner rights while Louis counters hard but is visibly worn Final rounds reveal Schmeling taking control before the final bell and knockout decision canceled by a late stumble
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Schmeling
Louis
Max
Joe
Joel
Stade
Negro
Clork
Gehmel
Germain
Hound
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Totak
Dem party lineups and speeches noted in expo era report
Merry-Go-Round ident made 13 speeches four major addresses. California’s large Democratic contingent backs elevation of Sam Rayburn as floor leader. Emil Hurja attends Philadelphia as delegate from Michigan. Gerald Nye writes Youth and the Republican Party urging divorce from big business. Export-Import Bank improves under Merson with over 20 million loans negotiated.
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Sam Rayburn
Interstate Commerce Committee
Clarence Lea
California
Emil Hurja
Democratic National Committee
Philadelphia
Michigan
North Dakata
Rpublican
Gerald P. Nye
GOP
Young Republican
Republican Party
George Peck
Warton Lee Merson
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Gacesigh
Voyage by ship recalls old era of sail and steam
The narrator reflects on sea travel from a past European journey to a Paris exposition era, contrasting grand sailing ships with modern steam power. He notes a 1300-strong crew, says passengers include James J. Walker and Rabbi Stephen Wise, Ely Culbertson, and a mix of writers, advertisers, and Hollywood minds shaping a hypothetical island tale.
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France
Germany
Spain
U.S
Ciiteter
James J. Walker
New York
Stephen 8
Wise
Ely Culbertson
Hollywood
Zanesville Greys Beat Johnstown In Mid Atlantic Tilt
Zanesville Greys strengthen first place by defeating Johnstown 11 2 in a game featuring Billy Sedd’s first three hits and a homer by Shilling. Sedd leads the league with 2 homers. Johnstown’s lineup also includes Broter and Gray in this late spring clash.
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Greys
Jovistown
Billy Sedd
Sadd
Shilling
Johnstown
Broter
Gray
Susche' and
Owens
Love and Neglect Continues as Wedding Plans Form
Frances rises from despair to hope as she pleads for a church wedding with bridesmaids. Bill agrees to most requests though his mother objects, fearing laughter and plain clothes. They set January fifteenth for the ceremony, with invitations prepared despite maternal reservations.
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Paradise
Sne-Marie
Bill
Coprricht
IPM
Dress Your Personality Continued from Page 7
The piece discusses Tammy admiring her mother in spectator sports outfits and teases the idea that Glenda Farrell’s fashion principles can guide readers. It notes Tammy’s pride in her mother’s style and hints at plans for wardrobe planning and personal style outcomes.
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Teasons
Tammy
Mise Farrell
Jose
Tommy
Glenda Farrell
Fashion interview series on Hollywood wardrobe makers
In a series of twenty four Q and A style pieces Hollywood stars discuss how they choose personal wardrobes with practical fashion guidance. The article notes varied tastes and the help of famed designers to offer accessible style advice.
Willity Shares Drift Lower As Curbs Drag Markets
The Associated Press reports mixed trading with Willity shares down amid curbs worries during the semis session. Mining stocks were mostly unchanged, while Electric Mond & Share and Northern states Power slipped. Total transfers reached 231,000 shares versus 291,000 the day before.
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Pitterburgh
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New York Cotton Goods Demand Boosts Textile Trade
By the Associated Press in New York reports ongoing strength in cotton goods with active demand and higher sales for printed cottons, rayon fabrics remain brisk, and wool and alk fabrics show steady or improved activity. The note mentions a past baseball trade unrelated to the market.
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Vita
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Continental B. & Ty
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First National
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Pogt
W.ly
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Deve Iret
Associated Press
New York
Duke
Muriap
Grain and Provisions Market Update Across Cities
The Associated Press reports Chicago June 15 grain prices surged with spring wheat showing strong gains amid weather fears. Wheat futures closed near daily highs with July settled around 1.54, September up about 2.0, and December up roughly 1. In Minneapolis and Kansas City markets prices jumped as well. Toledo quotes showed mixed gains with wheat around 5 to 7 cents higher. Oats and rye also posted modest increases while general grain movement remained robust.
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Ksas
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Kensam
Visiona
Toledo
Pete Low
Cate
New York Poultry Prices and Freight Rates Report
The report lists poultry pricing by freight and express, with Brallera roosters and turkeys priced across ranges. Dressed poultry, mixed colors, and whites show various unchanged or unsettled figures, including premiums and pack specs, in a dense AP update from New York.
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Associated Press
New York
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Rocks
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Turkera
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Foreign Exchange Summary in New York Markets June 19
Foreign exchange reports from New York indicate demand for sterling and other currencies. Britain in dollars, 5,024 cables, 80 day bills at 30 percent, France de mand 56?4 cables at 6.58 percent, Italy demand 1A cables 1.87, Belgium and Germany noted. Montreal and Neminel referenced.
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Treasury Mates Report Details Expenditures and Debts
Washington June 19 The Treasury balance for the fiscal year shows expenditures around 9 million and 20 thousand with emergency outlays totaling over 3 million. Debt stands at approximately 34.43 billion, with daily increases near 982 million. Gold holdings and customs receipts are noted, along with cotton market developments in New York as of June 10.
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