Open golf tourney features top pros at Princess Anne Club
Norfolk scene centers on the Princess Anne Country Club open with 72 hole matches and 18 hole flights. Notables include Walter Hagen Gene Sarazen and Tom Armour among entrants. Al Waltrous and John Meo Menamin won yesterday’s pro-am prize.
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Norfolk
Princess Anne Country Club
Walter Hagen
Chick Evans
al Wentrous
H. Beckett
Gene Sarazan
Cyril Walker
Joe Cuici
P. Beckett
Jack Forrester
Tom Boyd
Walter Beckett
Pat Doyle
John Golden
Ray Ouimet
Watrous
Kerrigan
Farrell
Golden
Cuici
Donaldson
Sarazen
Diegel
McLeood
Hagen
Walker
Armour
al Waltrous
Grand Rapids
John Meo- Menamin
Hampton
Howard Beckett
Atlanta
John F. Marshall, Jr
Tommy Armour
New York
S. M. Newton
Richmond
Grange Closes Gridiron Career at Urbana Against Wabash
Red Grange prepares for his final college game at the Illinois Memorial Field in Urbana facing Wabash after a storied career. Fans swarm city today as the famed Wheaton iceman stages a curtain call before next week’s scheduled clash with Ohio State.
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Chicago
Red Grange
Illinois Memorial
Urbana
Wabash
Ohio State
Wheaton
Wrenn, Great Athlete, Dies At Age of 53
Robert D. Wrenn a famed tennis player and versatile athlete dies at 53 in New York. A Harvard graduate 1896 he was four time national tennis champion and 1905 doubles champion and later a New York Stock Exchange member. He served as a Roosevelt rough rider and major in the air service in World War I. His wife died earlier and his daughter survives.
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New York
Robert D. Wrenn
Harvard
Roosevelt
Air Service
Bright
New York Stock Exchange
German cities face tighter foreign loans rules
Berlin reports that the German government will severely restrict loans abroad for cities. Frankfurt on Main must cut its planned U S borrowing by 50 percent to four million dollars. A surveillance commission in the finance ministry will scrutinize municipal loan requests, allowing abroad funds only for productive use.
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Berlin
Frankfort-on-Main
United States
Ministry of Finance
Earthquake Felt Across Distance Rattles Washington Area
An earthquake centered far away shook Georgetown University seismographs reporting a 6 12 a m start and a 9 40 a m ongoing shock described as very severe by Father Tondorf in charge of the instruments.
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Washington
Georgetown University
Tondorf
Lead injections cited as cancer cure by Liverpool doctors
London reports that Dr. Adams and Prof William Blair Bell Bell of Liverpool University claim lead injections have cured several previously incurable cancer cases at the Liverpool infirmary. They say the method can kill tumor cells while sparing healthy tissue but is dangerous and used only for hopeless cases.
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London
Adams
Liverpool University
William Blair Bell
Toronto Academy of Medicine
New York Times
Bell
Liverpool
Two Hundred Cases Treated In All
The article notes cautious use of a treatment to avoid deaths from misuse and emphasizes a larger proportion of cures as cases are better selected. It mentions two hundred cases treated and highlights evolving understanding and improvements in outcomes.
Local People Injured In Auto Crash At Cleveland
Five High Point residents were injured yesterday when the Hudson car owned by Don Allen of High Point overturned near Cleveland. Mrs. A C Stacey suffered the worst injuries among the five, with others including Mr and Mrs Don Allen, their young son, and Miss Ruby Stacey. The group, en route to Morganton to visit relatives, received medical care at Cleveland then returned home. A locked steering wheel is cited as the cause.
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High Point
Cleveland
Hudson
Don Allen
A. C. Stacey
Small Son
Ruby Stacey
Morganton
The Talker Opens at Broadway Theatre With Notable Cast
First National presents The Talker at Broadway Theatre led by Anna Q. Nilsson and Lewis S. Stone. Shirley Mason Ian Keith and Tully Marshall appear in supporting roles. Based on Marion Fairfax stage hit, the film follows an ultra modern woman who loves talking and hates housework defying her husband.
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Broadway
Anna Q. Nilsson
Lewis S. Stone
Inez
Hollywood
Shirley Mason
Ian Keith
Tully Marshall
The
Talker
Marion Fairfax
Miss Nilsson
Love Letters in Suit Stir Rhinelander Case
In White Plains New York Leonard Kip Rhinelander faces a long annulment trial over his marriage to a Black woman. Only 31 of 426 letters he wrote have been identified after two days on the stand. Rhinelander alleges ignorance of her race while her lawyers claim a trunk of letters supports the case.
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White Plains
N. Y
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Rhinelander
Lee
Japanese Destroyers Move to Tsingtao for Protection
Tokyo reports two more ships held as patrols shift from Sasebo to Tsingtao China to bolster naval readiness amid tense situation.
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Sasebo Naval
Tsingtao
China
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