House Candidates Face Fights For renomination In Primaries
Washington July 27. Electioneering House members face stiff challenges in primaries. Anti admin Democrats and pro Roosevelt factions clash amid labor and New Deal pressure. Several incumbents face opposition from the Non-partisan League and labor allies while others defend Roosevelt policy through mixed voting records.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
House
Bers
Legia
League
Blackhouse
North Carolina
Diesel
Lewis
Smith
Virang Cox
Georgal
W. Jewel
William E . Jr
Germany
Smith Janary
New York City
Roosevelt
Elio
LaGuardia Tammany
O'Connor
Republic
Ofeir
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Eskimee christened the in which the Lindberghs their world flight
Eskimee christened the ship in which the Lindberghs completed their world flight titled Ting rtog meaning big across the voyage with regional naming customs noted in the report.
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Eskimee
Lindberghs
Tingrtog
Roundup of sports and city notes from New York
Petey Sarron is out of the hospital and back to golf as he plans a ring return at noon. Giants and Dodgers are in focus with player moves and fan enthusiasm. Hymie Caplin, Sally Krieger, Helen Jacobs, and La Moody are mentioned in various exhibitions and practice plans.
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New York
Petey Sarron
Tony Galento
Giants
Dizzy Dean
Arkansas
Armstrong
Ambers
Hymie Caplin
Sally Krieger
la Moody
Helen Jacobs
Forest Hills
la Jacobs
Brooklyn
Albany
Dodgers
Ruth
Galento
Bill Terry
Burgess Whitehead
New York Baseball
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Helen Wille Moody
Wimbledon
T Ville Edges Landis 5 to 2 In Opening Game
Thomasville wins the first game of a doubleheader from Landis 5 to 2. Pitchers Lindsey and Young duel, with Harrington leading the Thomasville hitters and several players totaling six safeties. Winning pitcher Lindsey, with 1:50 game time.
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Harrington
Thomasville
Landis
Busch
Young and
Lindsay
T-ville
Tommie
Young
Pdeag Nent R
Ieee
Hopkins
Outland
Mueller
McCain
Hodge
Delpyeenegy
Shey Thomasville
Burek
Lindsey
Albemarle Bridge Set to Open for Traffic Aug 12
Edenton North Carolina July 27 The Albemarle sound bridge, the state's largest span, will open to traffic on August 12. The State Highway and Public Works Commission informed ferry operator Bill Everett that subsidies for ferry services will end after that date. Construction is complete but approaches remain. the bridge dedication is planned for August 25 with Secretary Ickes slated to speak.
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Albemarle Bridge
Edenton
N. C
Albemarle Sound
North Carolina
The
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Bill Everett
Sound
Secretary of the Interior
Ickes
Best looking heavyweight prospect Gunnar Rbarlund from Finland
Times have changed in boxing with Gunnar Rbarlund as the leading heavyweight prospect. Mentions Joe Louis possibly appearing in Birmingham and Nebraska football players favoring Biggs Jones. Notes Biff's strong backfield but weak line and teases Italian lightweight Sammy Magro ready to surge.
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Gunnar Rbarlund
Finland
Joe Louis
Birmingham
Nebraska
Biggs Jones
Biff
Sammy Magro
Thomasville Park to Open Thursday
Thomasville unveils a new park and playground program with Mayor David Long opening the initiative on Randolph Street near the Methodist church. The project frames a five site system with WPA oversight and a dedicated Parks and Playgrounds Commission including Tom A. Sykes and J. L. Perryman.
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Thomasville
David Long
Methodist Church
Randolph Street
Main Street Methodist Church
Long
Thomasville Rotary Club
Tom A. Sykes
J. L. Perryman
R. B. Carpenter
Ig Wilson
W. B. May
P. M. Sherrill
J. Roy Proctor
Charles F. Lambeth
Harry Lee Lambeth
N. C. English
Doak Finch
J. Clyde Allman
K. L. Long
Harry Brown Finch
Mise Margaret Thompson
Charles Phillips
John R. Myers
Lucille Hamby
WPA
Winston-Salem
Hamby
Ickes Hints at Third Term Race
Washington July 27 Secretary Ickes suggested that a direct vote on Roosevelt policy could test support for a third term. He spoke during a talk on current events substituting for a radio news commentator and did not state the 1940 contest directly.
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Washington
Ickes
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Rosevelt
Pepper
Major League Leaders in National League Batting and Pitching
NL batting leaders include Lombardi and Berger for Cincinnati with high averages. Ott leads runs and RBIs for New York, while Medwick stars for St Louis. McCormick heads Cincinnati in hits with Hack and Medwick tying, and doubles shared by McCormick and Martin. Pitching leaders list Foeo and Klinger with 86.
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Associated Press
Lombardi
Cincinnati
Berger
New York
Goodman
Medwick
St. Louis
McCormick
Hack
Chicago
Martin
Philadelphia
Suhr
Pittsburgh
Gutteridge
Foeo
Klinger
Cuan
Unclear Sports Scoring Details From Partial OCR
Partial OCR lists hits and doubles for players Lewis Washington 118 Travis Washington 116 Cronin Boston 25 Cramer Boston and Trosky doubles, Aveysill and Heath triples. Missing context or teams.
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Lewis
Washington
Travis
Cronin
Boston
Cramer
Trosky
Aveysill
Heath
Wrestling Results from Indianapolis and Boston
In Indianapolis Joe Savoldi 210 defeated Chief Little Beaver 220 in one hour fifteen minutes. In Boston Steve Casey 227 defeated Dick Shikat 227, signaling Casey’s win for Ireland over Germany in the same match.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Joe Savoldi
Holland
Chief Little Beaver
Texas
Boston
Steve Casey
Ireland
Dick Shikat
Germany
Collins' Collection Showcases Baseball Memorabilia in New York
Ripper Collins, the Cub first baseman, boasts a remarkable collection featuring autographs, photographs, clippings, and even a fence built from broken bats, displayed in New York on July 27.
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Collins
New York
Ripper Collins
Library Cat Aids Topeka Mice Problem
Archie Conley visited the Topeka public library seeking relief from a mice problem and received the library cat and her six kittens to help curb the rodents.
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Topeka
Kas
Archie Conley
Guilford County Realty Transfers in Several Townships
Realty transfers occur across Guilford County indicating dealings among General Realty Company E C Cridlebaugh Cora Rike and F T Bradberry Juanita Morton Benjamin J Sente T G Benbow Harvey White Earl L Johnson A G Somers W H Wyrick Lillie Somera Ester H Morgan and others. Tracts listed include Martin Street Park Street High Point Road Ridgeway Drive Asheboro Street Springfield Avenue East Market Street Rock Creek Lillie Drive and adjacent parcels.
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General Realty Company
McKinley Davis
Martin Street
E. C. Cridlebaugh
Park Street
Cora Rike
F. T. Bradberry
Tuttle and Worth
Morehead Township
Juanita Morton
Benjamin J. Sente
Berkley Place
T. G. Benbow
Harvey White
Ridgeway Drive
E. A. Spencer
C. G. Somers
High Point Road
Gilmer Township
W. HF. Holderness
Southeastern Realty . Company
East Market Street
Clara F. Johnson
Earl L. Johnson
Asheboro Street
Rock Creek Township
M. B. Smith
E. A Spencer
Rock Creek Drive
Lillie Somera
Madison Township
W. J. Wrerick
J. H W. R. Wyrick
W. J. Wyrick
Esther H. Morgan
Springfield Avenue
A. A. U. Horseshoe Tourney Planned Here Saturday
About thirty barnyard golfers will travel Saturday to enter the first Carolinas A. A. U. horseshoe tournament. The event was postponed from last Saturday due to steady rain, with championships slated for Saturday morning.
Lenoir Indians Top Hickory 5 3 in Carolina League
Lenoir Indians beat Hickory 5 to 3 at Concord, with McDaniel homering after Pitts singled in the eighth to seal the win. Pitching was by Hochette for Hickory and Dunaway for Lenoir, with Cobbreth and Barton contributing RBI and strong defense.
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Hickory
Lenoir Indians
Sousa Wan Oe
Hochette
McDaniel
Pitts
Hickory Lenoir Abrho Abrho
Barbro
Heath
Zieu
Dullerth
Tarton
Shires
Murray
Sadier
Dunny
Mockett
Metpt x. Lenoir
Culbreth
Muras
Ssee Brown
Hipps
Sadler
Barton
McDaniele
Gsusko
Lenoir
Dunaway
Hockette
Mockette
Carson and Melton
Cranium Crackers Word Choice Challenge
A quiz asks which options complete four statements about vocabulary, flags, humorists, and film actors relying on correct names and terms. The results identify Cabob meaning meat on a skewer, flag field arrangement as seven rows of seven, Browne’s pen name as Artemus Ward, and Norma Talmadge’s husband options.
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India
Charles Farrar Browne
Sam Slick
Artemus Ward
Mister Dooley
Petroleum V. Nasby
Norma Talmadge
Eddie Leonard
Richard Dix
George Jessel
Adolph Menjou
Want
Copper Resources Share Across Nations
Chile holds thirty four percent of the world copper reserves while the United States controls about twenty percent.
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Chile
The
United States
Uncle Ray presents John Muir life at Wisconsin fair
Biographical sketch of John Muir recounts early inventions displayed at the Wisconsin fair, his quick entry to the University of Wisconsin, frugal meals, and youth spent exploring flora across the Midwest. The piece notes his early experiments, walking journeys, and a crane sighting during Florida adventures, with a teaser for tomorrow’s California segment.
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John Muir
Wisconsin
Muir
University of Wisconsin
University
Amlos
Canada
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Indianapolis
Ohio River
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Savannah
Florida
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