Ex-Fish Peddler Keeps Art Lasky From Go At Best
Chicago outcome leaves World title scene unchanged as Art Lasky and Max Bauer contender Max King fight to a ten round draw in Chicago Stadium. Judges split, crowd of 13,873 sees Lasky sustain cuts and a damaged nose while Kingfish adapts with a steady left jab.
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Art Lasky
Chicago
King
Max Bauer
Kingfish
Minneapolis
Davey Miller
Miller
Lasky
Maxwell Street
Tommy Loughran-Hke
Levinsky
Barr
Buddy
Frank Katter
Bettier
Loui Brouillard Reefs and Wins Record Intact
Loui Brouillard the Wor ds ter from Wor dster Mass won a 10 round decision over Al Gainer at Madison Square Garden earning two judges and the referee’s nod. Despite weighing eight pounds more, Brouillard absorbed and returned punches while extending his bid for the world heavy title. John Henry Lewis and Harry Dubinsky delivered other strong showings on the card with Lewis stopping Yale Okun in three rounds and Dubinsky outpointing Falco.
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New York
Loui Brouillard
Wordster
Mass
Brouillard
al Gainer
New Haven
Madison Square Garden
Gainer
John Henry Lewis
California
Harry Dubinsky
Chicago
Lewis
Jimmy Braddock
Yale Okun
Dublinsky
Falco
Philadelphia
Market Roundup From New York and New Orleans Trades
Daily market notes by T. W. Palmer cover New York and New Orleans action including miscellaneous futures data, stock listings, and commodity quotes. Highlights include Mech May Oct Dec wheat futures and select blue chip and industrial stock figures with grains and cottonseed prices in Dothan markets.
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T. W. Palmer
New York
New Orleans
Needy reassured of federal relief aid in 1930s speech
Federal Administrator Harry L Hopkins told mayors of 985 cities that relief would continue as long as needed and defended costs as seven and a half percent versus higher private rates. He promised method changes but urged nonpolitical relief and confidence in the White House and Congress to resolve funding.
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Chicago
Harry L. Hopkins
Fiopkins
White House
Congress
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Lewis reveals enmity cause with independents in elections
Senator Lewis of Illinois, former Democratic campaign chair, defended party leaders’ support of opponents to Senators Cutting and Shipstead. He cited veterans’ legislation stances as sparks, noting Cutting’s charge of a lack of humanity and Shipstead’s push on the bonus issue.
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Lewis
D. Harold Oliver Washington
Ilinois
Democratic High Command
Cutting and Shipstead
Democratic
New Mexico
Republican Independent
Minnesota Farmer-Laboriteion Veterans
Shipstead
Norris
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Cutting
Cutting- Shipstead
Dennis Chavez
Repulican
Chavez
Finance Committee
Senate
Nonpartisan administrations praised to curb city waste
Florelio H. La Guardia, mayor of New York City, told a municipal executives meeting at the United States Conference of Mayors that non political elections and nonpartisan administrations are powerful in freeing cities from extravagance and inefficiency, signaling moves to end political interference.
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Florelio H. la Guardia
New York City
United States Conference of Mayors
Population of London Declines Over 12 Years
The population of London has fallen steadily for 12 years. From 1921 to 1933 metropolitan boroughs declined 185,923 to 4,298,600, due to lower birthrates, industrial encroachment on residential areas, and the growth of dormitory towns where commuters live cheaply.
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London
London County Council
Hartford High shuts out Opp in Thanksgiving game
Hartford High school defeated Opp High 14 to 0 yesterday afternoon on Thanksgiving Day. Quarterback Windham connected on a 20 yard pass to Snuggs for one touchdown after a 35 yard run. Powell recovered a blocked punt for the other score.
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Hartford
oDthan High Tigers
Hartford High School
Opp
Windham
Snuggs
Powell
Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Report
Chicago butter prices ranged weak with creamery specials at 30 to 30 3-2 and extras at 29 1-2. Firsts mid 25s to mid 26s, standards 27. Egg prices steady with extra firsts at 31 and graded firsts 27 to 28. current receipts 24 to 26. refrigerators 21 1-2. No egg sales.
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Chicago
Chicago Hogs Market Steady Despite Large Direct Trade
Chicago hog prices held steady as the US Department of Agriculture reported 14,000 hogs on sale with 13,600 direct. The top price reached 6.00, with shippers taking about 100 and an estimated 2,000 left on holdover.
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Chicago Hogs
Chicago
U. S. Department Agriculture
Two couples win marriage licenses in Dothan and Ashford
Marriage licenses issued yesterday to Holland R. Godwin 22 and Katie Mae Bruner 23 of Dothan route two and Floyd L. Givens 28 of Ashford route two and Alma Clayton 19 of Webb route one.
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Holland R. Godwin
Katie Mae Bruner
Dothan
Floyd L. Givens
Ashford
Alma Clayton
Webb
Democratic schemes to wipe out Republicans in 1936
Washington dispatch reports Democratic leaders, led by Farley and Hurja, planning strategy to expand the Senate majority in 1936 and 1940 elections. Borah, Dickinson, Hastings, McNary, Schall targeted for defeat amid GOP hopes of regaining control by 1941 or 1943.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
Senate
Big Jim” Farley
Emil Hurja
Norris
Nebraska
Couzens
Michigan
Boreh
Idaho
NRA
AAA
Farley
Reed
Pennsylvania
Borah
Dickinson
Iowa
Hastings
Delaware
McNary
Oregon
Schall
Minnesota
G.O. P
House
Dothan Route Three Woman Dies At Home
Mrs Indiana Kirkland 78 died at her home on Dothan route three after a two day illness. She was a Baptist church member. Survived by three sons Henry Dothan route seven E A Headland route five W M of Dothan. three daughters Mrs B Tidwall Opelika Mrs Ellen Patterson Dothan route three and Mrs Mattie Franka Dothan. one brother Henry Brown Dallas Texas. Funeral at residence today at two with Rev A D Zbenden officiating. Burial Little Vine cemetery Fellows and Forrester Funeral home in charge.
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Indiana Kirkland
Dothan
The
Baptist Church
Henry
E. A. Headland
W. M
B. Tidwall
Opelika
Ellen Patterson
Mattie Franka
Henry Brown
Dallas
Top Notch Battles On Card In Final Weekend
Atlanta AP reports a busy slate in the 1834 college football season with Tulane Alabama LSU idle or awaiting key tests. Georgia Tech Florida Georgia Auburn Florida Tech Florida and other Southeastern matchups headline a last big Saturday across the South with several upsets and notable scores.
Shifting betting odds favor Notre Dame over Army
New York, Nov 24 AP The Army Notre Dame football rivalry drew 80 000 to Yankee Stadium for a likely hard fought spectacle A sudden shift in betting odds put Notre Dame as favorites at 7 to 5 despite recent losses while Army has only one defeat this season by 7 0 at the mud soakedChampionship game.
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New York
Army
Notre Dame
Yankee Stadium
Ramblers
Elmer Layden
Texas
Pitt
Navy
Champaign
Browns Pitcher and Bride Honeymoon After Sumiton Wedding
Ivy Paul Andrews a 26 year old St. Louis Browns pitcher and his bride Josephine Gwin 22 left Sumiton for a honeymoon in St Petersburg Florida. The couple wed at the bride's parents home Dr and Mrs T P Gwin. The bride attended Judson College at Marion and the groom previously played for the Yankees and Red Sox before his trade to the Browns.
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Sumiton
Ivy Paul Andrews
St. Louis Browns
Josephine Gwin
St. Petersburg
Fila
T. P. Gwin
Judson College
Marion
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Browns
Turpentine and Rosin Market Report from Savannah
Turpentine prices steady as of Nov 24 with no sales and small receipts totaling 364 plus shipments 1,687. rosin also dull with receipts 1,897 and shipments 5,499. Quote ranges include Kyote B 4.00, D 4.05, E 430, G 425, HIKM 450, N 4.35, WG 485, WW X 5.18.
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Savannah
British Again Intimate Refusal To Settle Debt
London officials said the recent American war debt note had not yet arrived in London. Britain maintained its stance that payment of the debt is unlikely, after the embassy in Washington received the note.
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London
Washington
Britain
Dothan Hi Tigers Triumph In Shutout Of Enterprise 14
In a hard fought opening quarter the Dothan Hi Tigers shut down Enterprise. Walker set the pace with two rushing scores and a later goalline run as Dothan built a 14 point lead. Hart averaged strong punting, Enterprise struggled with penalties and limited passes, while Flowers Gissendanner and Iins saw limited action in the late minutes.
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Poe
Walker
Hart
Dothan
Lewis
Parkman
Clark
McInnish
Green
Alerihem
Pope
Bat
Blackmon
Enterprise
Watkins
Ellis
Nichols
Byrd
Hutchinson
Ye Borough
P. Ellis
W. Ellis
Onham
Ofver
Friday Football Results From Across Regions
Local: Enterprise 0 Dothan 14 East North Dakota 7 George Washington 0 West Virginia 25 Salem 0 South Louisiana College 13 Louisiana Tech Cumberland 12 Rollins 0 Newberry 21 Erskine 2 Lenoir Rhyne 47 East Carolina Teachers 0 Bethel 48 Northwest Mississippi Tampa 7 Miami Florida 6 Appalachian 7 Southern 6 Midwest Wichita 15 South Dakota State Kirksville Teachers 13 Cape Girardeau Teachers 0 Fort Hays State 20 Southwestern 6 St Benedicts 18 Tarkie 0 Warrensburg Teachers 26 William Jewell 0 Missouri Mines 14 Maryville Teachers 14 Baker 7 Bethany Kansas 0 Tahlequah Teachers 21 College of Ozarks 7 Doane 18 York C Peru 7 Wayne 0 Hendrix 6 Facone 6 tie Quachita 57 Monticello A and M D Little Rock Junior 51 Jonesboro Baptists 0 Nebraska B 31 Kearney Teachers 0 Southwest Texas 19 Arkansas 12 North Dakota State 20 Texas Tech 20 tie Far West Pacific University 27 Albany 6
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M. D. College of the Qzarks
Tahlequah
Little Roek Junior College
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Associated Press
Enterprise
Dothan
North Dakota
George Washington
West Virginia
Salem
Louisiana Tech C. Cumberland
Northwest Mississippi
Kirksville
Cape Girerdeau
Fort Hays State
Southwestern
Kans
St. Benedict's
Tarkie
Warrensburg
William Jewell
Missouri Mines
Maryville
Baker
Bethany
Okla
College of Ozarks
Doane
York C. Peru
Wayne
Facone
Quachita
M. D. Little Rock
Nebraska
Kearney
Leoi Diegel Wins 5000 Dollar Melbourne Golf Prize
Leo Diegel of Philadelphia won the $5,000 Centenary professional golf championship at Melbourne, defeating fellow pro Denny Shute 2 1 in the 36 hole final. The event closed today with Diegel securing the title and the prize money.
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Leo Diegel
Melbourne
PRI
Philadelphia
Pease
Denny Shute
Emma Wins Nov Handicap at Manchester Racecourse
Emma won the November flat racing feature in Manchester with Jesmond Dene second and Freefare third among nine starters. The event marked the last big race of the season.
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Pip Emma
Manchester
Eng
Fe Emma
Jesmond
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