Heavyweight Action Promises As Schmeid Asco Highlights Week
New York July 27. Er ele Schaaf faces Johnny Risko in Philadelphia tomorrow night in a 10 round heavyweight bout. Risko remains a tough heavyweight fighter as Weeks go by with no age limit on his grit. The card also includes Babe Hunt versus Ted Saudwina in a 10 round bout and Tuffy Griffiths against Tom Heeney at Queensboro stadium Tuesday. Primo Carera meets George Cook in Cleveland in a 10 round or less bout.
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New York
Erele Schaaf
Johnny Risko
Philadelphia
Tisticuffers
Schaaf
Boston
Bakers
Cleveland
Risko
Babe Hunt
Ponca City
Okla
Ted Saudwina
Sioux City
Knute Hansen
Tuffy Griffiths
Tom Heeney
New Zealand
Gene Tunney
Griffiths
Neeney
Queensboro Stadium
Primo Carera
George Cook
Australia
Unlisted Russell paintings found in family possession
Two unlisted Russell paintings discovered by Mrs. Thomas were authenticated by collectors as genuine works by the Montana artist. One piece titled The Stampede depicts a cattle herd stampeded by lightning, the other Breaking Camp in the Morning shows a cow puncher leaving camp at dawn. The Thomas family will insure and safeguard the works.
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Russell
Lewis Panwell
Thomas
Quake death toll and relief efforts unfold in Italian towns
The report records 2143 dead and 4551 hurt as relief services reorganize. Bracing demolished buildings proceeds, streets clear, and rationing remains orderly. Homes will begin construction next week. King Victor Emmanuel tours Melfi and surrounding towns, praising authorities while urging calm and continued effort.
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Santa Angelo de Lombardi
Melfi
Victor Emanuel
Leora
Rapado
Rionero
Barile
Accadig
Ansano
Qrollolanza
Arilano
Villanova
Heat, Drought and Misery Hit the Nation
Earlington Kentucky records 110 degrees with 64 days without rain. Forest fires burn in Orange County California and near Hoover's Rapidan camp. Four deaths reported in New York as heat tops 87 and eastern cities see 90 plus. Forecaster predicts storms to relieve heat in the Midwest.
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Enry
Earlington
Arkansas
Orange County
President
Hoover
Rapidan
New York
Hottest Weather of Year Grips Kentucky Towns
In Someville Kentucky July 27 the state records its hottest weather of the year with Arlington hitting 119 degrees the warmest in the nation Bowing Green Paducah Owensboro Louisville Hickman Lexington and Covington also posting triple digit readings The drought has damaged over 60 percent of crops statewide while a heavy rain eased water supply in eastern Kentucky and water companies cut service elsewhere
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Someville
Kentuck
Arlington
Kentucky
Texas Endures Drought and Heatwave Across Major Cities
Dallas and other Texas cities sweltered as temperatures near the 100s persist. Dallas hit 109 degrees while Fort Worth reached 102, Waco 100, San Antonio 97, Houston 85 and Galveston 88 as a heat wave continues.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Wato
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Houston
Galveston
Omaha Weather Records Tie for Hottest Day
Omaha reports 108 degrees at 3 pm marking the second hottest day as heat waves hit. Three prostrations and one death among amateur players occur from the heat while optimism for relief wind is limited.
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Omaha
Idk Hally
Premier Tardieu Attacks Present Day Socialism in France
Nancy July 27 Premier Tardieu addressed manufacturers and workers outlining government aims to curb budget growth. He argued pre-war budgets were five billion francs, this year 52 billion, plus sinking funds, totaling 72 billion, and he attacked socialist programs as ill-suited to postwar realities. He said parliaments have shifted from limiting to increasing state spending. He urged that prosperity cannot be achieved by Marxist dreams or socialist systems and warned workers they are not adequately treated as taxpayers and consumers.
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Nancy
France
Tardieu
Chamber of Deputies
Karl Marx
Socialist Party
Marz
Pennsylvania Senator Urges Exclusion of Russian Goods
Senator Reed of Pennsylvania urged the use of new tariff act exclusion provisions to bar Russian lumber and convict-made coal and anthracite. He called for treasury regulation or a presidential embargo to curb dumping that threatens U S industry and could aid communist influence.
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Washington
United States
Reed
Pennsylvania
Mellon
Treasury
Russa
Staten
Woll
Matthew Woll
Wage Earners’ Protective Conference
Benator Reed
Broussard
Tariff Commission
Sying
Caleb Attention
Commission
House’ Ways and Means
Sinking Of Pleasure Boat Kills Three At Indian Lake
Lincoln July 27 The sinking of a small pleasure boat at Indian Lake in Pioneer’s Park killed three people nine were aboard the motor powered craft. The dead are Clara Toft Mildred Heavier and James Parker Parker died a hero attempting to rescue Heavier Heavier fought with Parker as he tried to share the swim Parker and Toft were recovered and the bodies identified. no inquest expected unless requested. Owen Shafer tried to rescue Taft but she was hysterical and fought him. he reached shallow water and was hospitalized.
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Lincoln
Indian Lake
Pioneer’s Park
Clara Toft
Mildred Heavier
James Parker
O'Neill
Neb
Parker
Miss Heavier
Owen Shafer
Miss Taft
Records broken by heat and dr guth in southern states
Atlanta July 27 a heat wave set new records across the south with Conway Arkansas hitting 113 the highest in the nation Kentucky states capping new highs while droughts threaten orchards in Virginia Readings extended from 100 in Nashville to 110 in Burlington and 108 in Paducah Officials warn forests and crops face stress as water is diverted to save trees Floods drown sixteen villages in India’s Ladhana Shikarpur districts driving refugees toward Sukkur Police clash in Liverpool injuring six and three civilians in a religious dispute
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Atlanta
Arkansas
Virginia
Virgina
Winchester
Shenandoah River
Conway
Ark
Burlington
Paducah
Bowling Green
Owensboro
Kentucky
Little Rock
Nashville
Tenn
Memphis
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Karachi
India
Ladhana
Shikarpur
Indus
Sukkur
Driver Bob Robinson Killed in Woodbridge Race Crash
Bob Robinson a 32 year old AAA race driver from Daytona Beach Florida died when his car smashed through the upper guard rail at the Woodbridge board speed way during the Edmire feature race. He suffered a fractured skull and multiple injuries and died at the scene. His wife and 5 year old son were among about 6000 spectators witnessing the crash.
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Woodbridge
N. J
Bob Robinson
Daytona Beach
Frs
Woodbridge Board
Robinson
Richard Decker
Decker
Rovinson
Butte Golfers Dominate Open and Local Championships
Butte golfers win two events at Great Falls as Merhar Withers Oleen seizes the open title with 296 for 72 holes. Don Barnett and Cie Mise Barnett claim decisive victories in the 18 hole finals, while L. R. Barnett wins the newiter championship. Clark finishes strong in second place with Merhar.
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Butte
Cie Mise Barnett
Oleen
Merhar
Clark
Fred Zemijak
Butts
Harrison Fights Smoot Over Tariff Policy
The speaker contends the Grundy Smoot tariff worsens economic distress. He cites farmers unable to sell surplus, low wheat and cotton prices, and unemployment across auto and other industries. He criticizes foreign protest of the tariff and calls the act an economic straightjacket.
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Senator Smoot
Republican National Committee
Heat WAVE Bakes Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma
Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma endure a brutal heat wave with 108 as a reported high in Emporia Kansas and 105 in St. Louis. Medford Oklahoma records a near 116 degree heat and officials warn of continuing hot conditions across the region.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Emporia
Kan
Medford
Kanena
St. Louis
Mound City
Old Man Jing Affects Start Of All American Air Derby
In Douglas Arizona the All American Air Derby began with 13 planes at 9 am. Stub Quinby crashed on the start and was uninjured. Stanley Stanton faced motor trouble but resumed after quick repairs and started at 10 21. Officials note the elapsed time from 9 12.
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Douglas
Ariz
Jing
Los Angeles
Stub Quincly
Moline
Cress
Quindy
Stanley Stanton
Blackwall
Okla
Quinby
Plainy
Plan to Scale Interest on Old Bonds and Consolidate Issues
A proposal outlines retiring arrears on bonds with a $275,302,000 principal and about $197,900,000 unpaid interest. It envisions forming a fund to pay arrears, consolidating government issues into a new issue, and starting annuities at $12,599,000 in 1931 rising to $15,000,000 by 1936 with early reserves to cover overdue interest.
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Banda
Czar of Broadway Opens at Marlow Theatre
A remarkable underworld crime drama titled Czar of Broadway opened at the Marlow Theatre yesterday and runs again today. John Harron portrays Jay Great the reporter, Betty Compson stars as Connie Colton the dancer, and John Wray is Mort Bradley with a standout crook role.
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Underworld
Czar
Broadway
Marlow Theater
John Harron
Jay Great
Betty Compson
Connie Colton
John Wray
Mort Bradley
Claude Allister
Ring Baggot
Political upheaval marks Oklahoma Senate race with veteran figures
The campaign features ousted leaders and independents amid Oklahoma politics. Kathryn Va Leuven runs alongside Jack Walton and Woodson E. Norvell, with Murray pressing for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination and pledging bold actions toward the executive branch.
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Kathryn Va Leuven
Oklahoma City
J. C
Jack) Walton
Woodson E. Norvell
Tulsa
Wrightsman
Cruce
William H
Bill) Murray
Two Die In Auto Crash Near Findlay Ohio
Findlay Ohio July 27 Charles Schulthers 65 vice president of Mutual Savings and Loan Lima and Mrs Victoria Adams 23 Butler Pa were killed and five others injured four seriously in car wreck ten miles south of here tonight two killed in auto accident description
Destiny of W,3 to Lead World Says Scientist
Sir Oliver Lodge on a Columbia Network broadcast asserts the United States will lead in world progress and international cooperation. He notes America’s wealth isolation and industrial skill, predicts peace steps are underway and that policing world order may rest in American hands. A New Brunswick rock bed yields potash salts found during gas oil drilling.
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New York
Oliver Lodge
London
Columbia Broadcasting Network
America
United States of America
Europe
Oliver
New Brunswick
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