Changes Dont Effect As In Victory March
The Associated Press reports a patched infield cannot slow Connie Mack’s Philadelphia Athletics as they push toward a third straight AL title. Todt homered twice while filling in for Foxx. Simons and Haas drove in five runs in a 10 4 win over the Chicago White Sox.
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George Uhle
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American Derby Preview at Washington Park Feature
Fourteen colts and one filly, without Twenty Grand, prepare for the 23rd American Derby at Washington Park. Mate, A. C. Bostwickwick’s Preakness winner, tops weights at 126 pounds and is the favorite while Tittsburgh hosts the West Penn tennis championship with 111 entrants from PA, OH, and WV across three sites. Billy Haseltine of Philadelphia defends the title.
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Boxing Results From Various Cities
By Associated Press Chicago Mickey McFarland of Pueblo Colorado outpointed Willie Oster of Boston in eight rounds. Ray Tramble of Rockford Illinois outpointed Gary Leach of Gary Indiana in eight. St Louis Angus Snyder of Dodge City Kansas stopped John Sehwake of St Louis in six. Erie Pennsylvania Tommy Freeman of Erie outpointed Canada Lee of New York in ten.
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Death Separates Twins In Los Angeles Birth Tragedy
Twins Pat and Mike, born to film director George Fitzmaurice and Diana Hane, were separated by death in Los Angeles on June 20. Michael died after a brief illness of a few hours, leaving sister Patricia three weeks old.
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George Fitzmaurice
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Michael
Patricia
Picking Open Golf Winner Is Guess Work
At the Western Open in Dayton, Ed Dudley led with 139 after subpar rounds of 69 and 70. Jock Collins posted 141 while George Von Elm sat at 142, with Walter Hagen Sarazen and Olin Dutra one shot behind as the field stayed tightly bunched.
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Leading Stocks The United States Tops Patent Leather Output
The United States remains the largest producer of patent leather among nations, maintaining its lead in global manufacturing. Other countries trail as competition persists.
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Laura Ingalls Leaves Stage For Sky Flight Ambition
Laura Ingalls, a 26 year old Brooklyn woman who quit theatre for aviation, rehearses a Lockheed air express monoplane for a Newfoundland to Paris hop. She aims to be the first woman to fly nonstop from the United States to France, following practice flights from the Canadian border to California and back.
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Paris
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Broad
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Miss Ingalls
Brooklyn Aviatrix Sets Fearless Flight Record Summary
The article notes Mrs. Keith Miller improving times in early flights and Miss Ingalls setting a women’s record with a 3 hour 49 minute air endurance including 980 inside loops. In the Dixie derby from Washington to Chicago, Ingalls finishes third. The aviatrix flies open cockpit with no radio or pontoons.
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Chicago
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Five Student Pilots Die in Brindisi Hydroplane Crash
In Brindisi Italy six aircraft escaped with one injured after two bombing hydroplanes collided sixty feet above water. Five student pilots were killed and one lieutenant and sergeant involved survived with minor injuries. One plane landed safely while the other sank. The collision occurred as a plane led by Lieutenant Macchia went under a second aircraft commanded by Sergeant Nugnes.
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Italy
Lasatenant Macchia
Nugnes
Mechanical lung saves girl then fails to cure paralysis
New York dates June 20. Louise Horne four died of infantile paralysis after 63 hours in a mechanical lung. She was placed in the device Wednesday and later regained consciousness with a smile before succumbing. The apparatus is a metal glass cabinet inflating the lungs by air pressure. The story notes the annual U S sickness bill of three billion dollars with about 20 percent going to doctors.
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New York
Los Angeles
Louise Horne
Daily Crossword Puzzle 43 Clue Fragments
Puzzle fragment list hints at exclamation Siamese call betare aner and other incomplete entries. Partial words suggest a crossword page with scattered clues and misread letters. This card notes garbled puzzle text needing restoration and completion.
Pioneers Stage Real Celebration In Santa Monica
In Santa Monica a three day pioneer celebration turned risky as an outlaw horse named Gravedigger charged into the crowd during a rodeo event. Several people were knocked down and a boy suffered dental injuries while a celebratory shooting caused four hospitalizations with no clear culprit identified.
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Aviations Supplies Taken Delays Refueling Route North Coast
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh plans a refueling stop along the Arctic coast from Point Barrow to Point Hope on his Orient trip, but must wait past July 15. Last winter aviators arriving at Point Barrow with diphtheria and antitoxin consumed all supplies between here and Point Hope.
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Alaska
Charles A. Lindsbergh
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Multimillionaire Die Here After Rise From Baghdad
Shanghai June 20 Silag Aaron Hardoon eighty four who came from Baghdad fifty years ago when Shanghai was a village died yesterday of heart disease a multimillionaire through successful land and real estate speculation as Shanghai grew into a world class city. He was popularly estimated to be worth about 26 million and held around 26 million in gold.
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Aaron Hardoon
Bagdad
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