Manoville Father Seeks Trip to Daughter in Philadelphia
James Lane races to reach his 16 year old Pauline hospitalized in Philadelphia after a cigarette lighter cap lodged in her left lung. Friends raise $15 to aid travel. employer suspends work duties to allow leave. Pauline, ill, had a prior April 24 accident that prompted two failed removal operations.
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Tenn
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Reese Patterson
Alabama Declares National Foreign Trade Week and Port Day
Gov. Bibb Graves proclaimed May 17 to 23 as National Foreign Trade Week and Alabama Port Week. He designates May 22 as Alabama Port Day with Mobile highlighted for special visits to the state's $10,000,000 docks starting May 19 and related civic programs.
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Graves
Montgomery
Bibb Graves
Alabama
Mobile
Foreign Trade Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Pact Between Russia and Outer Mongolia Shifts Asia Power
The May 13 dispatch notes a Russia Outer Mongolia pact as a potential turning point in northern Asia. It links Mongolian autonomy erosion, Russian influence growth, and Japan's push to align Nanking with Tokyo against Soviet and Chinese interests, signaling possible Sino Japanese rapprochement.
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C. ¥. McDaniel
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China
Russia
Outer Mongolia
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Manchuria
Mongolia
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Pu Yi
Buddha
Urga
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Mistreated Mule Leads White Sox Through Tough Start
Chicago fans praise George Haas known as Donk for his versatile play with the White Sox after injuries and a holdout shifted him to first base. Manager Jimmy Dykes lauds Haas as a reliable hitter, often delivering when the tying or winning run is needed. Haas, former Athletics star, remains a key money player for Chicago.
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Chicago White Sox
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Haas
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
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White Sox
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Zeke Bonura
Zeke
Philadelphia
Jimmy
Baill
Cubs
Athletics
Zweig's Education Before Verdun a strong war novel
Review lauds Arnold Zweig's Education Before Verdun as a potent war novel that stays on the human plane. Bertin, a Jewish private, shows kindness to prisoners, faces moral pressure over a blood stained letter, and endures a futile war, including effects on officers and the Crown Prince.
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Arnold Zweig
Sergeant Grischa
Zweig
Verdun
Viking
Bertin
Big Bertha
Krousing
Haas Delivers Two Homers In Four to One Loss
Four games to one series result after Haas hit two home runs that doomed the Chicago club. The Mule comments I do the best I can when I'm out there and I hate to lose I like to hit in the pinch and I guess I'm fairly successful.
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Haas
Chicago
The
Elizabeth Cherry sister of tomato era troupe dies at 67
Elizabeth, member of the Cherry sisters troupe famed in the tomato-throwing stage era, died in Cedar Rapids hospital at 67. She appeared briefly with Effie and Addie before they rose to Broadway success. Effie and Addie remain on a Marion farm nearby.
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Iowa
Elizabeth
Effie
Addie
Marion
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