Boxers Clinch County City League Half Title With 9-5 Win
Boxers win their seventh straight in the second half by defeating Oakdale 9 to 5. Starter Allred faltered early before Staton relieved and held Oakdale to three hits with 11 strikeouts over seven innings. Allred, Staton, and Cross each had two hits for the Boxers. T Wall and Oakdale’s players produced six hits combined for the visitors.
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Robins and Glenola Twins Tie In Ten-Inning Classic
Ruben Eldridge and Kirby, a famed twinner for O E Kearns nine, battled in ten innings with Glenola Brick company holding Robbins Hosiery Mill All Stars to six hits while Kirby yielded three. Eldridge struck out ten, Kirby nine, with one walk allowed by each and Kirby hit a batter. Final score knotted at zero until Robbins posted six runs in the last inning.
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High Point Baseball
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Robbins Hosiery Mill
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R. Glenola
Oman Urges Rigorous City Rat Control Plan
Citywide rat campaign continues with baiting in the business district and planned work in the uptown area. A. E. Oman of the U.S. Biological Survey explains red squill poison targets rats, cites rats as destructive and disease-spreading, and urges strict building remodeling and vigilant home protection.
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A. E. Oman
U.S. Biological Survey
State College
Oman
Norway
North America
Montana
Bankers Continue Efforts to Stabilize Global Finance
A German creditor nations and Wiggin group panel urged extending existing short term credits totaling about 1.2 billion dollars for six more months. After hours of debate, Germany agreed to gradual partial withdrawal of Reichsbank deposits held by foreign creditors, aiming to restart fresh capital investment worldwide.
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Wiggin Group
Wiggins Committee
President Reported Facing Cuban Rebellion Tactics
The Havana government tightened security with ten armored trucks guarding police headquarters. House to house searches for escapes and ammunition were halted after vast stockpiles were found in well barricaded dowels. William Fischer, formerly American and now Cuban, surrendered in Santa Clara after insurgents destroyed property tied to Senator Machado. Machado’s fate remains dire as rebels threaten capture. exiled Cuban navy officer Reyna claims federal soldiers join the revolt and near Havana.
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William Fischer
Cuba
Santa Clara
Carlos Machado
Cubana Fortress
Tampa
Fla
Rafael Reyna
Machedo
Machado
Reyna
Great Drive Planned for Cuba Reported by Junta
A Cuban junta spokesman in New York said three European landings have occurred in Cuba and a three expedition plan is to begin. A former U S army lieutenant colonel, named as chief of staff, leads the revolutionary forces. He is 39, WWI artillery veteran, and has served in China. The junta will name his identity when Cuba confirms actions. The group reports many American, German, French and Austrian officers have joined.
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Europe
Cuba
Leutenant
United States Army
Revolutionary Forces
France
China
Junta
Farcas
South Looks To New Orleans Meet For Aid In Cotton Crisis
The South seeks a solution to the cotton surplus with a Friday meeting in New Orleans called by Gov. Huey P. Long. Long proposes a cotton-growing holiday in 1932 and asks the federal government to involve foreign cotton producers in an acreage regulation plan for world price stabilization. Georgia voices include Sen. George urging six cents per pound now from the farm board with another six cents next year if 1932 planting is halted, and a call for a special congressional session if action is not taken.
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Atlanta
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Long
South
Georgia
U. S
George
Federal Farm Board
Congress
Farm Board
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Mississippi
Eugene Talmadge
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Oklahoma
Charles R. Crisp
Auditors uncover $4000 short in New Haven accounts
New Haven auditors report a $25,000 expense in the course of locating a $4,000 shortage in city municipal accounts. The finding highlights a costly audit effort with a relatively modest monetary discrepancy.
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New Haven
Conn
Two Headed Snakes Reported in Salem Oregon
Two headed snakes are becoming common in Salem Oregon. Within a year two such reptiles measuring six and ten inches were picked up nearby.
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Salem
Ore
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