Hostak Seeks Comeback Against Zale In Chicago Bout
Al Hostak, famed for hard punches but hampered by hand injuries, battles Tony Zale in a 15 round clash at Chicago Stadium. The longtime rivals, who hav e a volatile history and refused joint appearances, draw near 20 000 fans with gate potential over 50 000 dollars.
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Chicago
al Hostak
Seattle
Tony Zale
Gary
Ind
National Boxing Association
Hostak
Solly Krieger
Brooklyn
Zale
Gary Boy
Zare
Oak Hill School Wins Elementary Championship
Oak Hill School boys beat Emma Blair 6 to 1 in a pitching duel led by Fergerson with strong fielding and timely hitting. In the pivotal fifth inning Oak Hill scored three runs on four hits, sealing the title as Pierce held Emma Blair at bay. Adams and Napier stood out for the runners up, with Kennedy closing for Emma Blair. Tomorrow Elm Street School travels to Ray Street School for graduation game at 3 p.m.
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Fergerson
Oak Hill
Emma Blair
Pierce
French
Adams
Napier
Newell
Kennedy
Elm Street
Ray Street School
Republicans appoint panel to study congressional bid
Winston Salem May 28 Republicans have formed a committee to assess prospects for the next congressional campaign and offer recommendations. The group includes A J Ferree Asheboro chairman Monroe Adams Statesville Mrs Eugene Hester Reidsville William Grissom McLeansville John A Wilkinson Washington and Mrs Byron Smith Charlotte.
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GOP
Winston-Salem
A. J. Ferree
Asheboro
Monroe Adams
Statesville
Eugene Hester
Reidsville
William Grissom
McLeans
Wile
John A. Wilkinson
Washington
Byron Smith
Charlotte
Sedgefield Horse Show Hunter and Jumper Classes
The third in a series lists 77 classes at the Sedge field Bowl June 5 6 7. Hunter divisions evaluate performance manners and way of going with fees, prizes and entry costs for model hunters green hunters ladies hunters and more. Local and Corinthian classes feature outside courses jumps up to four feet with specific trophies and prize money.
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Sedgefield
Aiken
Sedgefield Hunters
Sedgefield Hunt
U. S. Army
Ches, H. McKnight
Guilford County
Hunrry
Two Places Remain Open For Big Race
In Indianapolis on May 28 two spots remained for the 29th annual 500 mile race with 33 cars in the lineup. Among six contenders for final qualifying were Rene LeBeque Jean Trevoux of France and Shorty Cantlon of Indianapolis. A car must complete 10 miles at 115 mph or faster to qualify, with the 38 fastest earning starting positions.
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Indianapolis
Rene LeBeque
Jean Trevoux
France
Shorty Cantlon
Safety Play Opens Way to Overtrick In Title Match
Myron Fuchs, a Vanderbilt Cup team member, earned his first master points in 193$ by leading the Eastern Pairs and later won the Team-of-Four. The Vanderbilt Cup gave him his first national title, adding to a 224 master-point total, as he continues a steady, strong play.
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Myron Fuchs
Fuchs
Fuchs Uses Safety Play To Score Top Tricks In Vanderbilt
A bridge hand from Vanderbilt play shows Fuchs avoiding a Diamond miscue. He sacrificed a diamond trick to prevent West from cashing, then drew on clubs and spades to obtain ten top tricks in a doubled contract, securing the win for his team.
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Vanderbilt
Fuchs
West
Prima Donna Crossword Clue Puzzle Fragment
A fragmented crossword style clue list with multiple numbered hints and partial answers across horizontal and vertical entries mentioning opera, music notes, plants, and objects, including references to a star and various definitions, with missing letters and inconsistent phrasing.
CAPITAL SHORTS AND POLITICAL PLOTS IN RALEIGH
Raleigh reports from the Highway Safety Division show one in seven driving license revocations in the May 17 to 23 period were teens, with 18 under 18 and one 34 year old woman among the 34,795 total revocations since the law began. A Raleigh election remark paints unusual drunk blocs among voters, while a frank talk about U.S. Route 1 reveals local snubs and road opinions tied to Henderson and Vance counties.
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Henry Averill Raleigh
Highway Safety Division
North Carolina
Charlotte
Raleigh
Will Yarborough
J. Melville Broughton
Henderson
No. 1
Yarborough
Vance County
Broughton
Bright Prospects for United States Wheat Farmers in 1941
United States wheat farmers in 1941 face the best income since 1927, with expected total returns near 937 million dollars from an 850 million bushel crop. Contributing factors include the 1941 loan, conservation, and parity payments, plus a market price outlook near the loan rate.
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United States
S. E. Boswell
County Aaa Committee
Boswell
Congress
Labor market tight drives NC employers to plan labor needs
The North Carolina Employment Service urges employers to list anticipated labor needs up to six months ahead as the state faces a tightening job market. Chairman Charles G. Powell notes defense contracts and shipyards have already boosted demand for skilled and unskilled construction workers, with bases and new camps expected to continue calling for labor.
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North Carolina
Charles G. Powell
Drought Drives State Survey Of Truck Crop Areas
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh May 28. State agriculture officials amid an unprecedented drought dispatch a field survey to eastern truck crop regions to assess impact. Officials say weather defies certainty and current crop reports quickly become outdated. Louis H. Wilson notes initial bean outlook improved before drought damage emerged. J J Morgan and H G Brown undertake the survey travel routes across eastern counties.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Florel
Henry Averill Raleigh
State Department of Agriculture
Louis H. Wilson
J. J. Morgan
Department
H. G. Brown
Boxing results from Jersey City New York and Los Angeles
Mickey Makar of Bayonne outpointed Tommy Roman in Jersey City. Joey Fontana of Brooklyn defeated Mickey Farber in New York. Pete Lello of Gary, Indiana beat Paco Villa of Mexico City. Harry Cisneros of Los Angeles outpointed Johnny Hutchinson of Philadelphia in Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Jersey City
N. J
Mickey Makar
Bayonne
Tommy Roman
New York
Joey Fontana
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mickey Farber
Pete Lello
Gary
Ind
Paco Villa
Mexico City
Los Angeles
Harry Cisneros
Johnny Hutchinson
Philadelphia
Victims Of Hitlerism Find New Opportunities In U S
Dr Max Rones chairman of the High Point campaign says victims of Hitlerism have become assets in science art and industry in the United States through refugee opportunities. The National Refugee Service coordinates relief via the United Jewish Appeal and Joint Distribution Committee. Roosevelt praised the NRS resettlement program aiding 10 000 newcomers. The High Point committee will support refugee aid with cash assistance and local volunteers.
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Palestine
United Palestine Appeal
Joint Distribution Committee
National Refugee Service
United Jewish Appeal
Overseas Needs
United States
Max Rones
High Point Campaign
Bones
High Point
United Jewish Appeal For Refugees
Central Agency
William Rosenwald
Roosevelt
Seaboard
Hitler
Elon grads urged to be active in government and democracy
Governor Broughton addressed Elon College's 72 graduates urging involvement in government and community leadership. He emphasized defending American heritage while preserving democratic principles, noting that education of youth secures the nation's future.
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Broughton
Elon Grads
Nation
Elon College
America
Follies Unique rocks Paramount stage with New York beauties
Miss Susan Page heads a 25 member touring cast in Follies Unique at the Paramount theatre Friday for four shows at 2 4 30 6 55 and 9 15 oclock. The act features international beauty prize winners from many countries and includes the Radio Ramblers Warner Brothers comedians and Duke Art Jr among others. Page claims the world’s most beautiful legs and her legs are insured for 525 000. Walter Winchell praised her beauty on Broad Street.
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Susan Page
Paramount Theatre
Jack Benny
Nick Kenny
Billy Rose
Follies
France
Spain
Sweden
Holland
Denmark
Radio Ramblers
Warner Brothers
Vitaphone
Duke Art, Jr
Herbert Dexter
Jerry McGinty
Babette
Wilfred Mae
Walter Winchell
Dionnes Celebrate Seventh Birthday at Ontario Home
In Callender Ontario the Dionne quintuplets Yvonne Annette Cecile Emilie and Marie marked their seventh birthday with a noon party and a family cake. Dr Allan Roy Dafoe who delivered them was ill and missed the event. A Red Cross ambulance was presented, a mass led by Bishop Leo Nelligan occurred, and a radio broadcast capped the day. A prior broadcast sparked a language mix up with English and French. Camp Borden troops surprised the quints with a visit and a brief bayonet and gas mask demonstration.
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Callender
Ont
Canada
Dionne
Leo Nelligan
Pembroke
Ontario Red Cross Society
J. A. Valin
Board of Guardians
Oliva Dianne
Camp Borden
Ontario
Cooperation Coming Raleigh First Army Maneuvers
Col J W Harrelson state civilian director for first army maneuvers in North Carolina and South Carolina next fall says 36.3 per cent of farmers owning 47.2 per cent of affected land in North Carolina have agreed to the use of their farms by troops.
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Raleigh
J.W. Harrelson
First Army
North Carolina
South Carolna
News From Home for Soldiers and Families
A plea to send a family newspaper to servicemen at training camps. The note explains mailing daily copies keeps soldiers connected with home news, sports pages, comics, and features. It provides ordering steps by giving the servicemember’s name and asking the local carrier to arrange daily delivery.
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Sam
United States Army
Navy
Air Corps
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