The Kiss of Death to Landon and Hearst Ties
A critic argues Republicans must sever the Landon Hearst link to avoid a stigma among voters. The writer cites Hearst press influence in prior primaries and contrasts Landon with Woodrow Wilson’s 1916 stance, questioning how Landon strategists might remove the Hearst incubu to win broad support.
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Gov. Landon
W. R. Hearst
Hearst
Landon
Hearst Incubs
Woodrow Wilson
Tandon
Veterans and pensions spark fiscal worries and debates
The letter notes opposition to immediate soldier bonus payments and predicts pension expansion push, while California faces potential special legislative sessions over debt limits, taxes, and budget plans. It flags veterans' group vigilance against radical pension schemes and questions warrants legality.
Louis Schmeling Fight Draws 85 000 Fans at Yankee Stadium
United Press reports 85,000 fans will pack Yankee Stadium for the Louis Schmeling bout. Joe Louis, a 22 year old black challenger from Alabama, meets Max Schmeling, former German champion, in a high stakes international heavyweight clash. The event aims to set a million dollar boxing plate record and follows the Dempsey era.
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Louis Schmeling
United Press
New York
Yankee Stadium
Joe Louis
Nighty Brown
Max Schmeling
Germany
Louis
Alabama
Sehmeling
Jack Dempsey
Pate
Dempsey
Crowds Bet Heavy Fare For Schmeling Louis Fight
A New York hotel man estimates total spending by fight fans will top 10 million dollars with more than 1 million spent on the gate. Guest expenses including hotel bills food liquor rail travel and entertainment push the total toward the 10 million mark. Visitors arrive from places like Bellingham Washington Paston Illinois Elm Grove West Virginia and Petaluma California.
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New York
Louis Schmeling bout誘 promotional blitz hits new highs
The piece touts a 980 mark non title bout as a lead into Louis Louis facing Schmeling with a September title clash against James J. Braddock suggested. It lauds promoter Mike Jacobs for rivaling Tex Rickard in hype. Schmeling, described as a sacrificial lamb, is critiqued for past losses and unpopularity.
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Louis
James J. Braddock
Schmeling
Mike Jacobs
Twentieth Century Club
Tex Rickard
Schmisling
World wide fight broadcast planned for Louis Schmeling bout
New York June 17 News that the May Schmeling Louis 15 round bout will be described blow by blow on a coast to coast hookup. The National Broadcasting Company said the global transmission starts about 6 pm local time with American listeners and foreign fans via short wave in multiple languages.
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New York
Joe Louis
Wankee
National Broadcasting Company
Chamber study backs Fifth Street truck route solution
The Transportation committee reports Fifth Street as the best truck route for the city. It proposes re alignment at both ends and possible curb elimination to widen the street. The plan will be sent to the city council and city planning commission for study and action.
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Fifth Street
Circle Boulevard
Chamber of Commerce
City Council
City Planning Commission
Transportation Committee
W. R. Locke
Kinney
Frank Fremerson
Walter S. Clayson
Frank FE. Bishop
W. Kuster
I. Snedecor
A. L. Blakeley
George F. Padgett
Wyburn Hill
Locke
Ontario
Magnolia Avenue
Reoilroad Street
East Sixth
West Fifth Street
West Fifth
Sixth Street
Veteran Florida Legislator Dies
Duncan VU Fletcher, 77, veteran Florida Senator, died suddenly in Washington from a heart attack. A staunch supporter of the President, he helped draft major New Deal currency and fiscal reform measures. His death raises questions about Congressional adjournment during the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.
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Washington
Duncan VU. Fletcher
Florida
Philadelphia
Congress
Fletcher
Senate
Carter H. Glass
Virginia
Borah
Little Colonel actor Walthall dies in Monrovia hospital
Henry B. Wathall the actor who rose to fame as the Little Colonel in Birth of a Nation died at a Monrovia hospital at age 58. His death followed a nervous breakdown and exhaustion from overwork with his wife and 17 year old daughter present.
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Walthall
Monrovia
Henry B. Wathall
D. W. Griffith
Tax Expert Speaks to County Group on Single Tax
Representatives from across the county attend a public mass meeting at the Riverside Elks clubhouse at 8 tonight. Von T. Elsworth, tax research expert of the California Farm Bureau, will explain the proposed single tax and outline the measure voters will consider in November.
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Riverside
Riverside County Budget Sees Large Increase in Charities Costs
The preliminary Riverside County master budget shows a total of 2,312,886 with a 3,642,000 rise from last year and a 60 percent boost in charities and corrections. Charities and corrections alone wouldcost 1,161,294, covering welfare, county hospital and related relief programs as officials draft the final budget before August.
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Riverside
Bueget
Nina Dhamilton
Suner
Aupuet
Peo County
Supt i i
Smith
Bureau of Welfare and Relief County Hospital
Charities and Cor
Collins Seeks Repetition of 34 Victories
Congressman Sam L. Collins of Santa Ana announces plans to file nomination papers on Democratic as well as two major party tickets and repeats his candidacy in both parties. The move follows news that a Democratic candidate for Congress plans to file on the Republican ticket. Collins returns home from Washington during the recess.
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Sam L. Collins
Santa Ana
Collins
Washington
Nic
Free marriage offered to couples during June in Arkansas
PARKIN Ark June free marriage inducement offered by Justice of the Peace W G Cook. Couples must purchase their license in Cross County. The offer follows a nearby county cutting marriage ceremony fees to one dollar.
Quintuplets to Undergo Similarity Study This Summer
ST THOMAS Ont UP The Diente Quintuplets will be subjected to close Seientine studies this summer to determine whether they are Identical statues by Allan Ray Dafoe the duties phy Sicketh revealed in an interview there.
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ST. Thomas
Ont
Allan Ray Dafoe
Phy Sicketh
City Council Brief Adopts Neon Sign Permit
Twelve minutes after opening prayer by Rev. Jo White of First Baptist, the council adjourned with no major business. A permit to install a neon sign at 609 Math Street was granted for MelDonald. A Harvard Disposal Co. letter sought garbage contract details. N Gleason was authorized to arrange temporary icing of the Sixth and Main fountain by three local firms for the summer, with National Tea handling service.
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Rec Jo. White
First Baptist Church
Math Street
MelDonald
Harvard Disposal Company
Los Angeles
N. Gleason
Sixth
Main Streets
National Tee Company
Mrs. Newton Passes Away in Newport Beach
Mrs R. AL Newton longtime local resident and abwoman died after a brief illness at St Joseph's hospital in Orange. She lived at 3020 Main Street with husband and three children Donald 20 Bob 15 and Alice 13. Survived by brother Stanley Davis and sister Mrs Zilpha Palamner. Funeral Friday at Peirst Methodist Church at 2 with Rev Howard Taylor officiating, interment Sunny slope cemetery.
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Newport Beach
R. AL Newton
St Joseph's Hospital
Orange Managavoo
Indiana
Ed Davis
Newton
Main Street
Donald
Bob
Alice
Stanley Davis
San Francisco
Zilpha Palamner
Arington
Peirst Methodist Church
Howard Taylor
Sunny Slope
Famil
War era bonds push and postal deliveries noted
World War veterans continued to receive government securities as bond deliveries increase. Postmaster Frank Jemerson announced about 4000 denominations of 50 bonds delivered today and 179 veteran deliveries were completed by local mail carriers yesterday.
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Frank Jemerson
Corona
Fletcher First Vet Receives Bonus Bonds in City
Samuel Neil Fletcher, a Corona veteran, became the first to redeem bonus bonds at the post office yesterday after their Los Angeles arrival at 2 20. He served 27 months in the Navy and is due more than 780 dollars. John Hull, a veteran worker, followed with about 450 dollars for 14 months in the Army.
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Corona
Los Angeles
Samuel Neil Fletcher
U.S. Navy
John Hull
Hull
Post Office Warns Veterans on Bonds and Checks
Postmaster Jamerson outlined bond and cashing procedures for local veterans. Government checks will be mailed from Los Angeles hours after signed bonds are received for cashing. The Corona office remained open late to accommodate veterans completing bond formalities, with additional hours possible if needed.
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Los Angeles
Alli Ya
Corona Post Ofice
Emerson
Washington
San Francisco
Jamerson
Norco Eyes Big WPA Road Grant in District One
Norco residents cheer a potential major share of a 176000 WPA road improvement project for the first supervisorial district. Supervisor Ralph W. Stanfield pressed for final federal approval and coordinated with WPA officials on grading paving and surfacing along Temescal and other streets. The effort accompanies local street upgrades in Norco and Seastvale and includes plans extending to nearby communities.
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Norco
Ralph W. Stanfield
Seastvale
O the Road District
Gor
Bear Wath
California
Stongfeld
WPA
Secorel Street
Temescal
Adiburndade Road
Temescal Street
Third
Koot McKengie
Noreo
Mastvale
Sao Sierra Heights
Alvord
Felsmore
Abberhill
Sedeo
Pemeeculba
Marietta
WEA
Sec Lion
Advice of Woman Is Asserted in California Inquiry
A testimony at the Assembly inquiry alleges Mrs. Werner boasted control over members of the board of equalization and charged high fees for lobbying to aid liquor interests. The hearing cites conversations tying Governor Merriam and others to graft and corruption amid a Los Angeles crackdown on liquor center operators.
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Metrigta
Oro
Altre
Pleden Werner
Jignor
Cetent
Tabor Pilato
Werner
Gertrinle Davbev
Lon Chaney Iroocases
Helen
Merriing
Whittaker
Aprs. Werner
Jered Stewart
Board of Equalization Inredabber
Midgarata
Sedo
Campbell
Board Sales Tax Division
Merle Templeton
Les Angeles
Ignor
Tnind
Californy
Progressives Stand Aloof From Third Party Plans
Wisconsin Progressive leaders announced they will stay out of any third party presidential campaign for now. They expect a representative conference after the Democratic convention to decide the Progressives position in the race. Rep Thomas Artie of Wisconsin warned the Cobb proposal could only help the Republican ticket by dividing the anti-Republican vote.
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Washington
UBC
Wisconsin
Progressive Party
Revo Charles de Cougbha
Robert Mo Latollette
Berminite
Thomas Artie
Coughlin
Club Notes Addendum On County Ordinance Debacle
A garbled Club Notes item hints at a proposed county ordinance and a delayed vote. The fragment mentions opposition to a ban and an attempt to pass a prohibition measure, with unclear details about who supported or opposed it and when a hearing might occur.
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