London Papers Praise Roosevelt and Urge UK to Follow
British newspapers broadly back Franklin D Roosevelt, praising his leadership and New Deal. The Times lauds his revolutionary task and success, while the Morning Post notes his energy. The Daily Herald and Daily Express foresee challenges but endorse actions, and The Financial Times cautions about limited cheer in the U.S.
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Derby winner Clyde Van Dusen in Hawthorne claiming race
Clyde Van Dusen, the 1929 Kentucky Derby victor, entered today in a $1,500 claiming race at Hawthorne. The seven year old, once famed for rough legs, hopes to race against horses he can beat, with trainer Clyde Van Dusen choosing fields featuring horses like Jacob's Ladder and Know-Me-Gnome.
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Charlotte Man Is Checker Champion
R. W. Garris a 29 year old Charlotte mail carrier won the south checker title after a three hour battle lasting until 2 A M He defeated Fred Smith of Spartanburg SC in the final round two games to none and one draw
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