State College Techs Open Southern Trip With Four Games
State College baseball team heads south for a ten day Southern swing starting with Davidson, then Furman, Clemson, Erskine, and two games with Georgia Tech in Atlanta. Coach Hartsell fields a largely rebuilt lineup after an early season ankle injury to Fawcette, with new infielders and a shared catching burden. The squad impressed early by beating Carolina 5 to 3 and earned praise for developing depth and discipline during the recent weekend.
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Results Yesterday Across Leagues and Cities
Results from yesterday show Southern and Little Rock, Co. Mobile, and multiple other games with scores. Detroit led Chicago 18 to 1, New York edged Boston 10 to 2, and Philadelphia beat Washington. Several games postponed due to cold or rain across the American Association and National leagues, with teams like Reading and Newport News affected.
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Keller sees Chaplin film The Kid in New Orleans
Helen Keller delighted by Charlie Chaplin's The Kid at the Orpheum in New Orleans. A special performance was staged for her with her tutor Mrs. Annie Sullivan Macy and mother present. Keller conveyed her praise by telegram to Chaplin as the silent comedy played.
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Chile Strikes Hit Antofagasta Ports Hard
Antofagasta Chile May 4 Strikes by maritime workers have persisted for 10 months harming steamship lines. Britain pressures Chile to improve port labor, Lloyds Insurance may limit cargo, and a liquor boycott by port workers impacts loading. Australia plans a western route station linking London posts with Singapore and Canada.
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Sausages Put Boston Children Sleep Polish Sausages Suspect
Boston April 30 Herbert Lythgoe Pure Food and Drug Inspector investigated school cases where foreign-born parents fed children sausages to quell hunger. He found three instances and blamed stomach trouble from eating sausages, noting they are dangerous to weak stomachs and praising them as rare as Polish vowels.
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Bethshan excavation to reveal seven cities and nine civilizations
Relics of seven or more cities and nine civilizations are expected to be uncovered at Beth-shan in Palestine during June excavation led by Clarence S. Fisher of the University of Pennsylvania. Government permission has been granted. the site lies in the Jezreel valley near the Jordan and the Sea of Galilee.
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Menace in Thought as Tokyo Tightens Censorship
May 3 report from Tokio notes government concern over dangerous thoughts and censorship moves amid rising living costs. Baron Watanabe links thought diversity to living costs while Premier Hara cites foreign ideas and national ideals. Officials insist social measures will ease pressure and curb objectionable ideas.
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Lenin Plans 10 electrify Russia in vast project
From Viborg to Petrograd reports outline Lenin's drive to electrify Europe and Siberia with 18.17 million horsepower across a network of giant plants. Soviet officials say ten years to build, with mobilized soldiers and engineers exempt from shortages. The aim: showcase communistic Russia as a model to Europe and Asia.
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Taxes Due in May Warned by County Board
List your taxes. All taxes must be listed during May to avoid penalty. Books now open at the Office of W. C. Jones on North Main Street. J. S. Pickett, Lister. By order County Board of Commissioners. W. C. Tucker, Chairman.
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Stewart Nominated by Harding for Census Director
Washington May 3 William M Stewart of Michigan assistant director of the census bureau was nominated by President Harding to be director of the census.
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