Grafton Elks Boxing Card Draws Small Crowd
A sparse audience of under 150 witnessed six bouts at the Elks club in Grafton. Johnny Gallo dominated Jack Biafore in the main event as Denver Welch won quickly over K O Roberts, with Pyles, Brutto, Verona, and West also posting wins in a card seen as possibly the winter’s last Elks boxing show.
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Palmer Tn
Elks
Johnny Gallo
Jack Biafore
Clarks ‘Burg
Elks Club
Gallo
Clarksburz
Biafore
Sara
Balemo K. O
Salerno
Bill Kacenie
Clarksburg
Denver Welch
Denver
Red” Welch
K. O. Roberts
Roberts
Welch
Pyles
Jimmy Pyles
Morgantown
Joe Testa
Fairont
Dr. D. C. Peck
W. Merle Watkins
Mickey Brutto
Leroy Frankman
Fairmont
Frankman
Brutto
Joe Verona
Red” West
West
Louldn
Verona
Curtis Lambert
Elks Ledge
Grafton
John Bradford
War on Subversive Movements Urges Tightened Legislation
A news report cites a campaign to label communism as dangerous to the state and calls for new laws. It outlines prohibiting advocacy of violent overthrow and harming federal officers, and proposes a special Justice Department agency to investigate subversive activities linked to the Communist party and its members.
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Thes Party
Department of Justice
Communist Party
Dutra Takes Lead In Big Florida Meet
Olin Dutra, national open champion, led the Miami-Biltmore tournament at halfway with a 74 after a 70 first round. Espinosa and Farrell chased in the crowded field as 12 amateurs remained in the running for the Doherty trophy and top pros vied for the $12,500 event.
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Dutra
Big Florida
Ted Gill
Miami
Fla
Olin Dutra
Ahiead
California
Youth Injured In Boiler Explosion At Philippi Grade School
A youth, identified as Young Post son of Mr and Mrs J L Post of Walnut Street, was badly hurt when a boiler exploded on page one. Steam and boiling water flooded a basement room and damaged the boiler area. Cause unknown though low coal and unnoticed water level are suspected. The incident occurred as workmen tended the boiler.
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Young Post
J. L. Post
Walnut Street
Philippi
Dunbar High Wins State Negro High School Title
Fairmont, Dec 12. The 1934 Negro high school football championship goes to Dunbar High School of Fairmont. The team was selected from 22 rivals by members of the West Virginia High School Athletic Union.
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Fairmont
Dunbar High School
West Virginia High School Athletic Union
Mrs Sloane Leads Turf Money Winner Crown
New York December report shows Mrs Dodge Sloane's Brookmeade stable led on earnings with Cavalcade earning 111235 as the top money winner. Samuel Riddle and E. B. McLean trailed, while M. V. Whitney and Belmonts pace were near the top. Greentree, Bradley, Whitney and Fisher also posted notable totals.
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New York
Samuel Riddle
E. B. McLean
Brookmeade
Bob Smith
M. V. Whitney
Equipoise
J. E. Widener
Chance Sun
Payne Whitney
Greentree Stable
E. R. Bradley
John Hay Whitney
Charles I. Fisher
Campus paper faces suspension over cigarette ads ban
Meadvill e Pennsylvania December 12 The Campus Allegheny College editor says the trustees ordered cigarette advertising removed from the college newspaper threatening potential suspension. 245 inches of ads appeared in the issue with 220 inches cigarette related. Editorials express resentment at trustees actions while noting no rule against female smoking and a dorm smoking room.
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Meadvillé Pa
Allegheny College
Carri~ Pus
Allegheny
Orin R . Hawkins
Cedarhurst
L. T
Pennsylvania
Hawkins
Board of Trustees
Roosevelt III Linked to party views and 1932 defeat
The excerpt notes Roosevelt III’s stance to concede to critics to avoid conflict and later states that Watson became the Republican leader in the state but lost re-election in 1932.
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Roosevelt III
dulPonts
Watson
Republics
Radio week listings and news in Baltimore Sunday American
Two pages of radio information feature favorite stations and weekly programs, plus a page on news about radio’s leading Derssnaits. The Baltimore Sunday American promises extensive radio coverage each week with full schedules and notable items.
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Baltimore Sunday American
Uniform Code to Rule Turf Aims of Group
Racing commissioners from five states push a uniform code to curb doping in horse racing. The rules codification committee proposes banning trainers whose horses show stimulation evidence, with limited exceptions. They favor stalls designed to protect horses and constant track sanitation, and accept saliva testing as the best detection method. Michigan's rule bans medications within 48 hours of a race, else scratch.
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Jersey City
N. J
National Association of Racing Commissioners
Michigan
Canadian liquor ring linked to Bronfman brothers
Authorities say charges against the Bronfman brothers have no connection to their associated companies. The case labels the ring as the biggest liquor smuggling operation in Canadian history, with 61 convicted smugglers sentenced to six months to four years. Many suspects remain at large or have fled to the United States. A 95 year old woman harbormaster in Devon, England is noted in the piece.
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Distillers Corporation
Beagram Limited
Allan
I Harry
Abraham Bronfman
Bronfman Brothers
Inc. S
United States
Annals of the Dominion
Canada
St. Pierre Et Miquelow
Quebec
Mulcea
Fights Last Night by The Associated Press
Chicago Tony Cancela 190 from Tampa defeated Com Grit u 185 in Columbus Ga. Eddie Stiegall 150 Chicago knocked out Sherrald Kennard 151 Fargo ND. Rudy Sterbenz 187 Peoria IL outpointed Merle Town 190 Minneapolis. Houston Ralph Cong 163 New Orleans outpointed Tuffy Dial 166 Sioux City. Pottsville Wally Sears 173 Minersville outpointed Henry Firpo 166 Louisville. Kansas City Bus Breese 135 Manhattan KS outpointed Tommy Paul 136 Buffalo. Orville Broullard 130 Detroit and Willie Davies 133 El Paso drew. St Petersburg Frankie Blur 147 Camden outpointed Gene O Leary 146 Asbury Park. Buddy Holmbeck 160 Terre Haute outpointed Jimmy Lightfoot 155 Beaumont. Los Angeles Oscar Rankin 159 outpointed Tommy Rios 161 Philadelphia. Leo Kelley 168 stopped Emile Martinez 166 Denver.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Tony Cancela
Tampa
Fla
Com Grit U
Columbus
Eddie Stiegall
Sherrald Kennard
Fargo
N. D
Rudy Sterbenz
Peoria
Merley Town
Minneapolis
Houston
Ralph Cong
New Orleans
Tuffy Dial
Sioux City
Pottsville
Wally Sears
Minersville
Henry Firpo
Louisville
Kansas City
Manhattan
Kans
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
Orville Broullard
Detroit
Willie Davies
Fl Paso
Drew
St. Petersburg
Frankie Blur
Camden
Gene O'Leary
Asbury Park
Buddy Holmbeck
Terre Haute
Jimmy Lightfoot
Beaumont
Tex
Los Angeles
Oscar Rankin
Tommy Rios
Philadelphia
Leo Kelley
Emile Martinez
Denver
Weinstock Urged to Enter Wrestling at Pitt
Pittsburgh reports that Pitt fullback Weinstock, a top Eastern ball carrier, has been approached by promoters offering a $25,000 bid to switch to wrestling. He will decide after the East-West game, noting his East team plans. Ray Fabiani and E R Rigby lead the push, praising him as a major college star.
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Pittsburgh
Yey ‘Weinstock
Pitt
Joe Savoldi
Weinstock
Ray Fabiani
Philadelphia
E.R. Rigby
Pittsburgt
Rigby
eNtre Dame
Joe
Trish
Traynor Aims Major Shakeup Of Pirates Career Moves
Harold Traynor the Pirates manager drives major league talks seeking three or four trades before Friday. He targets Al Todd Babe Herman Earl Grace and others while Red Sox Yankees Cubs and Washington pursue Melillo Burns Myer Kuhel. Pirates aim to strengthen roster with Waner likely retained.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Harold
Pie) Traynor
Pittsburgh Pirates
Buccaneers
Traynor
Corsairs
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Boston Braves
Tom Yawkey
Eddie Collins
Oscar Melillo
Brown
Sa¢Ker
Botson Red Sox
Pirates
Pirate
Paul Waner
al Toda
Earl Grace
al Todd
Philly
Babe Herman
Red Sox
Melilla
Burns
Buddy Myer
Kuhelot
Washington
Ford Frick new NL president and 1934 baseball shakeup
Ford C Frick appointed as National League president while changes ripple through baseball. Granting starting pitcher bids to Senaters owner Clark Griffith and a push to buy rather than trade. The American League awards the All Star game to Cleveland amid broader headlines on contracts, farm purchasing power and industry gains in 1934.
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Ans
Giants
Mel
Carl Hubbell
hPrick
Clark Griffith
Senators
National League
Ford C. Frick
Bill Brandt
Philadelphia News
Prick
Service Bureau
Cleveland
Toad Ed
the Ruth
Col
Jake Ruppert
Yankee
Rockies
Washington
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Clue Fragments and Answers
A scrambled puzzle clue list with partial readable entries includes references to a mother, anesthetic, gems, war god, devil, inlet, steamer, vista, tone, aluminum, vegetable, storm, distinct, pores, merita, prophets, prescribed regimen, pine trees, direction, man name, association, singers, famous Italian singer, a number, eradicate, like paste, immature form, simple, son, journals, seniors, dock, foundation, wagon, garden, and a stray address fragment. The text appears as OCR noise with scattered proper nouns and numbers, offering hints and fragments rather than a coherent puzzle grid or complete clues.
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Foundation
AIC
Isa Asip
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Whitney Silks
Scott
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von Steuben
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