Evolution Case Dead Issue To Scopes Seeks Congress Post
PADUCAH KY AP John Thomas scopes, once central to the Scopes trial, is now a private 31 year old unemployed schoolteacher living with his father on a Paducah farm. He plans few speeches in a low profile bid for Congress, promotes socialist principles, and avoids talking about the trial as he works and studies. He has not taught in Tennessee since the trial and remains largely out of the public eye.
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Mack Not Selling More Stars Now
Oct 3 1932 Philadelphia Athletics manager Connie Mack said he will not break up the team or sell current players until the close of the 1933 season. He stated no present member will be sold or traded to a major league club before then, except possibly to AL clubs in lower standings after next season.
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Connie on Standings and Player Sales to White Sox
Connie defends his standings view and explains his surprise sale of Al Simmons Jimmy Dykes and Mule Haag to the Chicago White Sox. He cites financial strain high payroll and weak attendance as the reason for selling top players while noting the league’s rich clubs remain well supplied. He reiterates a belief that failing finances equate to failure.
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Hunting licenses and probate records raise questions
A fragment describes hunting licenses tied to probate matters and nonresident fees. It mentions Stephen Striongy, 180 licenses, a $25 state fee, and county leases, but the text is incomplete.
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