Open shop clash over NRA labor rules sparks behind scenes
Dominica reports quiet efforts to sway New York leaders to ease debts of a foreign country as General Hugh Johnson reinterprets Section 7 and excludes Open Shop from NRA labor executives. A turbulent secret conference reveals AFL leaders opposing the clarification while Johnson insists the law needs it.
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New York
Hugh Johnson
NRA
Johnson
Green
A. F
Tsacey
Tupelo Military Institute Adverts for Graduates and Scholarships
Tupelo Mississippi advertises the Tupelo Military Institute offering graduates study and individual attention with athletics and musician scholarships. Apply for catalogue or interview with President J. O. Boulanger.
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Tupelo Military Institute
Tupelo, Mississippi
Modern
T. All Athietics
J. O. Boulanger
A. B
M. A
Cuban Leader's Cabinet Recalled as Exile Calls it Jellyfish
The article notes Johnson resisting changes to Section 7 after labor outcry and reiterating the law. It then quotes Marques Sterling, exiled in Washington, calling Cuba's new president and cabinet a jellyfish and bomb-throwers. Within 36 hours Sterling accepts the Cuban ambassador role.
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Johnson
Machado
Marques Sterling
Washington
Cespedes
Making Men Not Money Inspires Local Youth Efforts
A cryptic fragment references a program titled Making Men Not Money linked to Col A H Camden B Pres with box contact in Chatham Virginia. It mentions sports and junior school and hints at a military meaning and accredited awards with a Christie influenced location.
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Argerave “Military
Ards
Christiesfluence
Col
A. H. Camden
Chatham Va
Sheik Kelly Faces Rough Rival in Local Legion Wrestling Card
Tiger Kelly, the sheik of the mat and local idol, meets Tufy Cleet the roughest man of his weight in the South in the main event at Martin arena. Former Tennessee star Kelly is fast and clean while Cleet uses every trick and takes punishment with calm. Vic Weber faces John Felix in the opener, promising another wild bout for Decatur fans.
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Martin Arena
Tiger Kelly
Sheik
Tufy Cleet
Villians
American Legion
Chris Jordan
Post
Kelly
University of Tennessee
Tuffy Cleet
South
John Felix
Vic Weber
Decatur
Yesterday's Results in Major Leagues and Minor Leagues
Scores from Southern League New Orleans defeated Birmingham 7 to 1 with rain in Nashville and Knoxville, while American League Detroit beat New York 6 to 1 and Philadelphia won 9 to 5 over Chicago. National League saw Pittsburgh 9 to 5 Philadelphia, Cincinnati 2 to 0 Boston, St Louis 12 to 8 over New York, Chicago over Brooklyn Ian. American Association Minneapolis 6 Milwaukee 3 and International League Buffalo 11 Montreal 8 with Baltimore 6 Albany 0 and Toronto 7 Rochester 1. Only games scheduled.
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Washington
New York
Cleveland Minecreneneensigees
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago — A
Boston
Louis
National League
Reensoy
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Brooklyn
AIT Cincinnati
New Orleans
Birmingham
Nashville-Knoxville
Cincinnati
Chicago
Buffalo
Montreal
Baltimore
Albany
Toronto
Rochester
Southern League
Little Rock
Memphis
Nashville
Knoxville
National League Pittsburgh
J. Louis
Basketball matchups set for tonight across the league
Washington faces Cleveland in the 9 o clock game. New York travels to Detroit. Boston visits St. Louis. Philadelphia plays Chicago on the schedule.
Yankees lineup of 1932 near certain with Hemingways and college backs
The article details a coming Yankees roster shuffle with pitchers and catchers named Hemingway and a new infield being formed. It notes veteran stars like Gehrig and Chapman while adding Dartmouth's Red Rolfe at shortstop and Myril Hoag eyeing an outfield spot.
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Yankees
Hemingway
Monickers
Gehrig
van Atta
Chapman
Dickey
Gomez
Allen
Peoria
Swat
Pennock
Joey Sewell
Indians
Dartmouth
Red” Rolfe
Jack Saltzgaver
Myril Hoag
Harwardy pitchers and boxing bets charm the crowd
CaAree Devens adds a Harvard air to the Yanks pitching corps and wields a slow curve. Al Weill targets a mega gate for the Ross Canzoneri bout while McLarnin Corbett underperforms. Tony forecasts four rounds to a title, Phil Weintraub links to Bill Terry and dreams of a 16 cylinder car as he eyes a Giants corner.
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CaAree Devens
Harvard
Simmons
Haas
Averill
al Weill
Tony
Phil Weintraub
Bill Terry
Broadway
Phil
Heavy rainfall totals 1.2 inches in 24 hours
Rainfall measured over the last 24 hours ending at 7 am reached 1.2 inches according to the weather bureau.
Theft reported at Third Avenue South residence
L. P. Montgomery reports burglars entered his home on Sunday night and carried off sugar coffee meat lard meal and other supplies.
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L. P. Montgomery
Third Avenue South
Temperature Extremes Reported for 24 Hours
The weather bureau recorded a maximum of 97 degrees and a minimum of 71 during the 24 hour period ending at 7 o clock.
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Weather Bureau
Misses Cunningham and friends visit Mt. Hope
Miss Blanche Cunningham along with Florence Austin and Florence Ryan spent the weekend as guests of Miss Cunningham at her parents home in Mt. Hope.
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Blanche Cunningham
Florence Austin
Florence Ryan
Miss Cunningham
Mt. Hope
Picturing aviation history and early flight pioneers
The page presents a crossword style puzzle themed around aviation and pioneers. It lists clues across horizontal and vertical positions referencing heroic figures, world flights, and related terms such as solo ocean crossing. The puzzle connects achievement in early air travel with language clues.
Lee and Dildy Hope to Fill Alabama Tackle Gaps
University of Alabama roster spots open as Bin Lee and Jim Dildy, both former tackles, contend to replace injured stars Carney Laslie and Newt Godfree. Dildy, a senior at about 208 pounds, and Lee, a 216 pound junior, are roomies and expected to push for first string along with Charlie Marr and Whatley.
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University
Ala
Carney Laslie
Newt Godfree
Tide
Frank Thomas
bin Lee
Jim Dildy
Dildy
Lee
Godfree
Charlie Marr
James Whatley
Marr
Whatley
Arthur McGahey
John Hundertmark
McGahey
Varsity
James Radford
Hamp Lyons
William Hallett
Lyons
Hallett
Fame By the Ears
Eddie Kottwitz a hometown boy won the national corn on the cob eating championship at Ortonville Minnesota after chewing 30 ears in the photo he reached 50 ears and swept the event. The caption notes two squad members described by weights over 220 and 235 pounds.
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Eddie
Ed Kottwitz
Ortonville
Minn
Kottwitz
Grubbs to Stage Diving Exhibition Here
Donald H. Grubb, holder of many diving titles and the recent Southern A A U champion, will present diving and swimming exhibitions at Malone pool Friday evening. The Birmingham B A C swimming team will join, with contests for local swimmers, a treasure hunt, and Decatur races on the program. Fans expect a standout display by one of the nation’s top divers.
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Donald H. Grubb
Souern A. A. U
Birmingh
Malone
Birmingham
Decatur
Mr. Grubb
Miss Mable Ware Continues Ill at Home
The many friends of Miss Mable Ware will regret to learn that she continues ill at her home.
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Mable Ware
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