Southern Association All-Stars Named For Tilt
Atlanta hosts the All-Star game next Tuesday with six Memphis Chicks on the squad and Birmingham Nashville each three picks. Unanimous selections include Ebba St Clair, Bob Schultz and Marvin Rotblatt. Replacements named for five Crackers: Mathis Kiely Jacobs Demaestri and Mathews.
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Birmingham
Ala
Memphis
Atlanta
Loop
Aeed
Bob Phillips
Writers Association
Nashville
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Mobile
New Orleans
Ebba St. Claire
Marvin Rotblatt
Bob Schultz
Dick Littlefield
Leo Goicoechea
Art Fowler
Dave
Boo) Ferriss
Ebba St
Pat Haggerty
Billy Higdon
Tom Neill
Rocky Krsnich
Littlefield
Barons
Boston Red Sox
Marion Fricano
Sawatski
Hatfield
Hoover
Kiely
Henenbeck
Newsom
Romano
Yachim
Vasey
Caldwell
Casey
Milankovich
Mathis
Wheeler
Nelson
Doolittle
Jacobs
Demaestri
Miranda
Merson
Richards
Zauchin
Humphrey
Olson
Moryn
Brown
Thorpe
Maxwell
Utility
Upright
Scott
League
Charlie Hurth
Crackers
St. Claire
Fowler
Clary
Verble
Nda
Mathews
Fighter pilot in serious condition after crash near Atlanta
Lt. Kerry D. Barnard of Florence Alabama US Marine Corps Reserve is in serious condition at Lawson Veterans Hospital after a fighter plane crash near the Atlanta naval air station on Sunday. He has a possible brain concussion and a fractured right leg and has not regained consciousness.
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Atlanta
Kerry D. Barnard
USMCR
Florence
Ala
Atlanta Naval Air Station
Lawson Veterans Hospital
Washington D.C. Metro Population Estimated
The Census Bureau estimates the population of the Washington D C metropolitan area at 1 402 000.
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Washington, D. C
Census
Bureau
Daily Crossword Across and Down Puzzle Clues Section
A list of crossword clues across and down with answers implied by the grid and a cryptoquote puzzle featuring a Henry Wadsworth Longfellow quotation and a Shakespeare quote header. Includes notes on solving and syndicate attribution.
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Shakespeare
King Features Syndicate
On the Line looks back at 1925 news and culture
Bob Considine reviews July 1925 issues of The New York American noting Mussolini play plans, literary scandals, political gossip, sports headlines, and celebrity notes. He mentions Coca Colas of fame, Dempsey Wills stadium debates, Ty Cobb leading hitters, and редucing public discourse on the temper of the era.
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New York
INS
New York American Today
Benito Mussolini
Horace B. Liveright
Jessica
Maxwel Bodenheim
Mr. Coolidge
Swampscott
Mass
Santa Barbara
Tarrytown
Abd-El-Krim
Coolidge
Bernard Baruch
Walter Hines Page
Ty Cobb
Will Rogers
Bull Durham
Dayton
U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
Ing
Princess Hermine
Kaiser Wilhelm
Yankees
Leo Durocher
John F. Hyland
Hudson River
Mr. Brisbane
Lord Beaverbrook
Russia
Conore
Chi
Charley Chaplin
Prince of Wales
Maggie
Junior League All Star Tilt Inaugurates Decatur Debut
Tonight the Junior Baseball League showcases its first Decatur game as White Way, 13 1, faces newcomers in a nine inning match at 8 00. Coaches Gilman Sanders and Ellis Lanier name All Stars Freeman Vaughn Mulligan Teal McCracken Morson Kent Sullivan while Standridge or Gannaway may start on the mound. Tickets at the gate.
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Décatur
Decatur
White Way
Bill Jackson
ALL Stars
Freeman
Vaughn
Mullican
Teal
McCracken
Morson
Kent
Sullivan
Standridge
Gannaway
Gilman Sanders
Ellis Lanier
A. L. McCauley
Legion
Mackenzie's Column on Korean War Setbacks with Tanks
Mackenzie notes mixed feelings on Korea war news as U S lines retreat in the Kum River region. He cites a Russian aided advance using about 80 tanks and stresses patience for troop and equipment shortages in the early operation stages.
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Korea
Kum River
South Korea
Evzones: Greece’s Kilted Elite Guard
The text identifies Evzones as Greece’s elite troops known for their distinctive kilts and ceremonial duties within the Greek armed forces. The term highlights a historic unit famous for ceremonial guard roles.
Mississippi River Silt Increases Louisiana Area
Over a century, Louisiana gained 50 square miles of land as Mississippi River silt deposits expanded its coastline and raised the area along the river.
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Louisiana
Helmstedt University Founded in 1676 and Closed in 1810
The National Geographic Society notes the University of Helmstedt in Germany was founded in 1676 and operated until its closure in 1810, marking a significant early modern academic institution in Europe.
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National Geographic Society
University of Helmstedt
Germany
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French Protectorate
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Longfellow
NHFJ
Bob Considine
International News Service
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Anita Stewart
Betty Compson
O. O. McIntyre
Girl Crook
Harry Greb
Mickey Walker
Polo Grounds
Billy Lahiff
George Bernard Shaw
London
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America
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Second Ave
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Cap
Buz
Miss Chase
Badlands
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Echo Lake
Sie
Trey
Linderman’s Floor Service
Youngstown
Sherman ST
Call
Lee
Graves & Jones
E. Moulton ST
Legion Field
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Johns
Livingston
Busbey
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Allred
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U. S
MacArthur
London Foreign Office
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Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
MacKenzie
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Davidson Coal & Feed Co
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