Townley Gathers Support To Revive Nonpartisan League
Minneapolis report details A C Townley touring Minnesota, South Dakota and North Dakota to revive the Nonpartisan League. He seeks to curb Wall Street power, proposes a moratorium on farm real estate mortgages, and recalls the league’s past rise and a 90 day jail term for alleged wartime disloyal utterances as context for his renewal campaign.
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Red meeting raid shocks Manila police seize 319 suspects
Manila June 1 police rounded up 319 alleged Communists for investigation after a meeting held Saturday night. authorities detained detainees for questioning as part of the crackdown in the capital.
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Flashes of Life: Varied Global Snapshots in Briefs
AP dispatches report a mix of brief items: Mickey Walker shows his athletic versatility as a ballplayer and pitcher with a home run. political figures critique race prize sweeps and liquor policies. Moscow notes a drastic drop in homeless youths due to reform. Vienna notes Strauss fulfilled state obligations by building a villa. Sydney snake traders profit from overseas markets. Victoria river trappers haul snakes. Angora describes Istanbul beauty dances and Mustapha Kemal’s unmarried status.
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Commonwealth
Serum Laboratories
iMtta River
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Radio Schedule Highlights From Associated Press Era
Eastern standard time program grid lists various entertainment and news segments. Names include Arch er Gideon H V Kaltenborn Barbara Maurel Gloom Chasers and orchestras led by Mak ers Jack Albin Hal Kemp and Whiteman. Radio and television listings show multiple stations and time slots with music quizzes dramas and talks.
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Tennis Auteuil Gorotta Wins French Title
Gorotta defeats Boussis 2-6 6-4 7-8 6-4 to claim the French singles crown at Auteuil. Aus sem defeats Betty Nothall in women’s final 8-6 6-1. Doeg tops Bell 6-1 6-3 6-2 in Orange Club invitational final. Davis Cup sweep for American team in Argentina. Rexinger retains Big Ten title with 6-2 6-8 1-5 victory over Dennison. doubles with Heyman pending. Yale’s Luce beats Hyde for Connecticut singles title 7-5 6-0 7-2. Intercollegiate AAU title goes to Southern California over Stanford. Zepp wins National AAU 10 mile run. Henigan second. Columbia beats Penn and Princeton in Childs Cup. Yale varsity downs Penn, Navy, Harvard in American Henley. Jamie Town wins Belmont mile. Lafitte upsets in handicap at Washington Park. Hicks dominates Fisher 6 and 5 in women’s metropolitan golf final. Illinois retains Big Ten track crown as Martin tops. 500 mile race sees Arnold injury, Prime second, Hepburn third. speed 96.629 mph. Ruth homers as Washington bats lead.
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Ralph Hepburn
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Rev Michael A Kelly English Head of Duquesne Dies
Rev Michael A Kelly head of the English department at Duquesne University died after a brief illness in Pittsburgh. He came to the United States in 1912 with the Holy Ghost Order mission band. Funeral services will be held tomorrow.
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