Harriman Opens National Meet with Address
Los Angeles reports the American Red Cross opened a national meeting focusing on disaster planning and peacetime mobilization. The opening address urged youth involvement and emphasized cooperation between the Red Cross and communities to address global troubles and humanitarian aid.
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Loveland Lineman Dies In Electric Work Accident
Thomas Parmley a Loveland lineman was fatally electrocuted while transferring for the new Wiracd Knnts Parmley. His son and others aided by workers on the derailed pile. Parmley had worked for the Loveland Electric Department since July 1947.
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Troy
Parmley
Forrest Parmley
Thomas Loan
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Lore
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Arcs Three Feet To Electrocute Man
Sheriff's deputies said Fred W. Baker, 29, stood on wet ground when he upended a pipe to within a yard of the power line. The electric current knocked him down and pinned him as an attendant finally knocked the pipe free. Baker faced petty theft charges.
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Huck
Joe Louis Pays $300 In Fines For Unanswered NY Traffic Summonses
Former heavyweight champion Joe Louis was fined for about twenty traffic summonses after failing to respond to notices. The judge noted Louis's Detroit address caused misdelivery and said motorists must answer official notices. Louis's lawyer claimed notices never reached him.
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New York
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Lavie
Magiswvare
John M. Murtagh
Gare
Eal
Detroit
Murtagh
Mente Korner and Keebler Diaries Mentioned in Pyresite Saga
Fragmentary text references Macys Mente Korner and Sia Bake alongside diaries of Pyresite, with unclear context and associations. The readable parts hint at a literary or diary collection theme involving these names and a possible collaboration or discussion. Further readable details are not available.
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Mente Korner
Liz Keebler
Ab Ote Agg
Pyresite
Fire tragedy at West Side strikes seven dead
Coroner denounces father of 11 year old linked to whisky drinking and firebug behavior as seven died and nine injured in a blaze on Metorr West Side. The father refused to testify, citing attorney advice while investigators tie the incident to a discarded cigarette and arson-related fears. Local details place the event near Dolmeties Valley and Greenry rout.
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Gregory
Sen
Witter McCayron Anertey
Margo Gregory
Metorr
Dolmeties
Patton Blasts GOP Over Threats to Destroy Itself
James G Water of the National Farmer Union accuses Republicans of infighting and undermining the party. Patton warns of a leadership vacuum, calls for policy reforms, tax cuts for low incomes, unemployment relief, minimum wage changes, public housing, and farm improvements to avert a national crisis.
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James G Water
National Farmerd Union
Mane Dav
Hyon Aptech
Ak Emorratic
Hincheon
Patton
Republican Party
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Hatton
Trennan
Pat*ton
Edme
Patty Berg Seeks Fifth Western Open Title Medalist Hunt
WAUREGAN US veteran Patty Berg defended her status as medalist and chased her fifth Womens Western Open championship after breaking the course record at Glen Ploras Country Club. Contenders Beverly Hanson Bets Rawls Joyce and Louise Sages also posted strong scores as the field built toward the event.
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Patty Berg
Jinx
Patty
Prine
Glen Ploras Country Club
Beverly Hanson
Bets Rawls
Joyce
Louise Sages
Evanston
Southern California
Bears Nip Lines Twice In Doubleheader Chaos
A rugged two game set featured the Bears taking both ends of the doubleheader. Denver edged the linesmen late in the opener to snap a losing streak and clinched the nightcap as late rain drenched the stadium. A triple play later boosted the Sky Sox in Pueblo as Omaha and Sioux City battled through showers with a dramatic eighth inning.
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Rand
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Kee
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Nellie Fox
Chicago
Chico Carranguel
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Varkeen
Giants Lead NL To Own Home Stand Success
Giants alone win at home in the National League as seven of eight teams struggle. Giants hold best home record at Polo Grounds, while Dodgers and others chase a return to form. In the American League, Yankees and Indians push leads as Philadelphia and Cleveland juggle wins and losses.
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Weitzel Tops Local Stock Car Drivers At Longmont Track
Shorty Weitzel led Longmont stock car action by winning the main and fast A events. Floyd Ruth and Don Dunlap placed fourth in the main and fast A respectively, with Vern Graig Cway third in the A. Keith Lane of Lov mont broke the track record for the one fifth mile oval with 745.27 seconds.
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Floyd Ruth
Don Dunlap
Graig Cway
Pail Stark
Keith Lane
Lonemont
Williams Stricken by Lung Infection Amid Sox Duties
Boston outfielder Williams is confined to his suite with a lung infection after a spell of illness. Team surgeon Dr Lampier says the condition is serious but not life threatening, with Williams reported as sick since late last week and missing recent games.
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Red Sox
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Williama
Pnamonia
Samabhy Lampier
Burdette Garver ERA Leaders in Baseball History
The National League earned run leader Burdette, a Wax-Yankee farmhand, has posted a 37 earned run average in 4 1/3 innings, while Ned Garver of Detroit leads the American League with a 1.14 ERA after 14 games. Burdette's record stands at 6-5, Garver at 4-2.
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Aihwankee
Jen Burdette
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Burdette
Ned Garver
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Garver
Top Prep Coaches Clinic at Colorado State College
A summer coaching clinic for high school athletic coaches will be held at Colorado State College of Athletics. Adel Director John W Hancock of State will direct the series with weekly sessions from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Garden Theater. The program features talks by Colorado State staff, high school leaders, and college photographers and coaches, with sessions open to the public.
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Jobn W. Ahatcock
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Missouri Beats Michigan State to Face Rollins
Missouri advances in the NCAA baseball tournament after a hard fought win over Michigan State. The Tigers, led by strong pitching and timely hitting, will meet Rollins in the next round, with key players including sidelined veterans and rising sophomores gearing up for the next matchup.
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Manganie
We Were OT In Américas League Scoreboard Mix
In the Americas League scoreboard chaos, Chvet and HL go to OT as Faust Narleskt Hogan and several others are listed with unclear outcomes and messy abbreviations. The fragment hints at a late period of extra time and mixed results across teams.
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Narleskt
Hogan
Feary
Herrinhay Brewer
Western League scores mix in erratic recap
Disjointed box scores show Calnada Springs beating Pueblo 1 to Omaha, while Slows City Be reaver edges Lincoln 3 to none. Wichita defeats Molnes with scattered notes on penalties and unclear locations, leaving a jumbled sports snippet from the Western League.
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Omaha
Slows City Bereaver & Lincoln
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Pened, Ciel
Molinas Seeks Hearing Over Suspension
The Bronx Supreme Court judge delayed hearing on Molinas suspension from the National Basketball Association after he allegedly placed telephone calls to Wayne Pistons team. NBA had suspended him on January 16 for improprieties related to a game in Milwaukee.
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Chubby Costa Defeats Ortiz in Brooklyn Featherweight Fight
In Brooklyn a 20 year old featherweight known as Chubby Costa upset Baby Ortiz with a convincing 19 round decision. Ortiz came in at 128 pounds while Costa weighed about 128. The lanky Mexican used quick counter bursts and body work to control the bout, with neither fighter scoring a knockdown.
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Chubby) Coats
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King Feather
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Major League Leaders from the American League summary
League leaders and player mentions appear in garbled text with mixed names. Notable entities include Cleveland players Avila and colleagues, Chicago, New York, St. Louis, Brooklyn, and Boston referenced, with scattered scores and team mentions. The passage reads as a damaged sports roundup with incomplete data and mixed typographic errors.
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Cleveland
Oson
Monbe
Werwalt
Smitlond
Chicago
Carranned
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Yost
Wantington
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Ay Hosea
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Fragmentary sports note from unclear era
Disjointed OCR text referencing Wake Forest team and golf club mentions, with stray phrases about an event or game and unclear vehicles. Contains unclear names and dates, yielding an incomplete record with no clear actions or outcomes.
Tennis Program Registration Opens for City Youths
Registration for a city tennis program is open with sessions from 1 to 5 pm on weekdays at Ninth Avenue and Pine Street. Supervisors Ruth Adame and Poe Hayden will guide players ages eight to sixteen, with separate boys and girls divisions for two beginner tournaments this summer and a larger city tournament on August 26.
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Ruth Adame
Poe
Hayden Owil Alve
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Minelli Wins Split Decision in New York Bout
Minelli of New York defeated Vinton in a split decision at St Nicholas Arena Monday night. The bout featured a left hook to the body and a two-handed midsection flurry in the fifth, with Minelli earning a Bath victory amid a mixed crowd reaction.
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Chivaga
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Mineil
Bath
Tory
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Ettigen
Milwaukee Braves coach Stichy retires to wake
Veteran filly man Stichy retires from Milwaukee Braves coaching role. Galt WaiKel an joins Wake club as part of a reshaped staff. Ross of Minneapolis posts a course record and medal ambitions in the Women’s Western Open. Aqueduct hosts the Queens County Handicap offering a $17.10 payout. Lincoln Fielda hosts the Quana Purse where Country Rumpkin scores a Stelength. Billy Herman and Tadger Jonels, both longtime National League All Stars, are noted in the recap.
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Man Stichy
Sifth
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