Racial Equality Call Amid Southern Tension
Fragmentary telegrams discuss social equality and government failure to observe racial customs. The message condemns repugnant conditions in the South and urges action to improve relations and address injustices. The text references Negro and other groups and questions the stance of leaders toward equality.
Wartime production controls expand list of allowed goods
The Eagle Correspondent reports that War Production Board actions loosen restrictions on several items while tightening others. Cast iron ware and alarm clocks move toward freer manufacture, but skilled labor for military instruments and copper wire remain severely constrained. galvanized items like garbage cans and pails are mentioned among supported categories.
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Eagle
Manufacwr
Ierman
Martial Aw
WFB
WPH
War Manpower Commission
WMC
Johnny Dundee Wins Featherweight Title in 1923
Johnny Dundee, known as the Scotch-Wop, won the featherweight title from Eugene Criqui at the Polo Grounds on July 26, 1923, in his 14th fighting year. The durable fighter fought 20 years, battled seven world champions, and was famed for his toe-on-the-ropes style and rapid weight control. He later retired after a 1932 knockout loss in Havana and lives in South Orange, New Jersey.
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Billy Roche
Jhonny Dundee
Eugene Criqui
Polo Grounds
Johnny Kilbane
Criqui
Kilbane
Podilu
Dundee
Calliope
Bawtsmen
Joseph Carrera
Willie Jackson
Philadelphia
Leonard
Sharkai
Italy
New York
Middle West
Hell's Kitchen
Johnny
Scotty Montieth
Montieth
Ignacio Ara
Havana
South Orange
N. J
Johnny Dundee
Alabama Farm From ln Need Of Support
Fragmentary report shows Alabama agriculture facing funding gaps and calls for aid. Mentions courts, domestic markets, and a pork and cheese industry focus. Reference to a Montgomery commerce push andPoland China pigs with figures and prices, plus child or youth components and a Mexico City transfer context.
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Alabama Farm
Poland
Mexican agricultural student Amador Teran shines in track
Amador Teran, a 25 year old agricultural student from Chapingo National Agricultural School, is among Mexico's top track stars. He scored 28 points to win last year's national meet and helped his team place third at Torreon. Teran credits uphill training and rugged terrain for easy speed on smooth tracks.
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Theodore A. Ediger
Mexico City
Mexico
Amador Teran
Torreon
Chapingo National Agricultural School
Teran
Fragmentary Market Note From Unreadable OCR
A partial OCR reads like a garbled market or notice item with stray letters and symbols. No coherent names, places, or dates are readable to establish a specific event or action. The text appears fragmentary and cannot be confidently linked to a distinct local notice or article.
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Mempem, Tenn
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J. L. Harris Roofing CO
Walgreen Agency Drug Store
Ross Maddox
Mac Waldron
John T. Mizell, JR
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Lydia E. Pinkham