Chilean government crushes Nazi revolt in Santiago
In Santiago on September 6 a small National Socialist group attempted a coup, seizing the National University and the Work Institute building. After about three and a half hours of fighting, government forces regained control, arresting dozens and declaring a six month state of siege. General Ibanez and party leaders were detained as the rebellion collapsed.
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Bantiago
Chile
Carlos Ibanez
National Unity
Work Institute
Whi Chey
Thanes
Uro Alessandri
Lit Party
Trabajo
Weteen
Fee
Walter Winchell and Hollywood Stars in Turbulent Rumors
Walter Winchell column hints at ghosting in Broadway and film music. Mentions Foster, Polly Walters, Jose rrer, Wingy Mannone, and Decca recordings. Notes rental price hikes ahead of Worlds Fair and a tougher prosecutor image. References Maude Adams, Lillian Gish, Raymond Tilley, Carol Renwick, and a Hollywood power struggle over Scarlett O Hara casting.
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Bergen
Foster
Murray
Polly Walters
Jose Rrer
Decca
Wingy Mannone
New York
Jewey
Maude Adams
Town Hall
Dee
Lillian Gish
Raymond Tilley
Carol Renwick
Roberta
Great
Saltz
Jubilee
Ick ‘Whitney
David
Plaznick
Scarlett O'Hara
Jock
Selzhick
Difference in wedding invitations and house wedding invites
The text explains that house wedding invitations substitute the house address for the church name and add R. I. p. It also notes the best frock color should highlight a woman’s eye color and advises keeping the mouth closed while chewing for noiseless eating.
Look and Learn by A. C. Gordon items
A quiz titled Look and Learn by A. C. Gordon presents five questions with brief, partially filled answers. The answers given include salt as monetary standard, birth weight range for an elephant, a fast-growing tree haloa, poet John Milton, and the Bering Strait as the Asia North America channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
North America
Arctic
Pacific
John Milton
Bering Strait
How Can I Treat Old Handkerchiefs and Ferns
A column by Anne Ashley offers quick home remedies. Dip old flimsy handkerchiefs in starch after washing to restore body and freshness. For insects on vegetables add vinegar or borax to wash water to surface insects. To treat ferns with white specks spray leaves with white oil soap solution ensuring full coverage.
Lessons in English by W L Gordon
A fragment from a lessons column defines latent as not visible or apparent and hidden. It explains pronunciation notes and usage hints for the word latent and related guidance on vocabulary building and word study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Chicago Produce Chicago Trade Dairy Prices
Chicago market report lists butter at 1 818 860 steady with creamery specials at 93 score 25 26 percent extras 92 26 25 firsts 88 89 21 24 and seconds 84 87 percent. Fresh graded extras local 24 percent with Cara prices 2649 and current receipts 224.
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Chicago
Cara
Dutch Dike and Wooden Shoes Tour Tale
Uncle Ray recalls travel from Amsterdam north to Volendam and Marken. He watches hollow smokestacks hinged to clear bridges, notes old native costumes and wooden shoes, and observes school children removing footwear at entry. He also mentions a slow Arkansas like train and language barriers with Dutch and German phrases.
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Holand
Amsterdam
Arkansas
Vottendam
Volendam
Marken
Ray
Why Mr X Suspected No Treasure In Italian Castle
A learned man buys an Italian castle and finds a Latin note claiming a treasure and a dire fate. The implausible dated edict hints at a trap or false hoax, leading Mr X to doubt any real wealth is buried there.
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Mr. X
Italy
Maximus Castle
Man Fined For Throwing Bottle At Wrestler In Asheboro
William A. McDowell of Randleman was fined 20.95 dollars in a magistrate court for throwing a soft drink bottle at participants during a wrestling match at Asheboro Recreation Center. The bottle struck a wrestler named Perry, who said the drink might have been soft but the bottle was not.
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Asheboro
William A. McDowell
Randleman
Perry
Groce In Charge At Asheboro Revival
Revival meeting continues this week at Naomi M. & church in Randleman with Rev. J W Groce of Hugh Point in charge. A guest speaker last Friday was Dr H P Powell pastor of the First Methodist Church of Asheboro.
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Asheboro
Naomi M
Randleman
J. W. Groce
Hugh Point
H. P. Powell
M. E. Church
Major League Leaders in National and American Baseball
National League leaders include Lombardi of Cincinnati with a .355 batting average and Ott of New York with 100 runs, 105 RBI, plus Medwick leading in hits and doubles. Yankee Ott also tops home runs with 32 and Gutteridge and Hack share stolen bases. Pitchers Brown and Blanton lead with 14-6 and 11-5 records respectively. American League leaders show Averill and Travis atop batting, Rolfe and Greenberg with 115 runs, Foxx and DiMaggio driving in 140 and 122 runs, and Ruffing 20-4 leading the pitchers alongside Chandler and Grove at 14-4.
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Lombardi
Cincinnati
Vaughan
Pittsburth
Ott
New York
Goodman
Averill
Cleveland
Travis
Washington
Rolfe
Greenberg
Detroit
Foxx
Boston
DiMaggio
Cramer
Voemik
Cronin
Heath
Crosetti
Werber
Philadelphia
Lary
Ruffing
Chandler
Grove
Boaton
Cardinal Laurenti Dies in Rome Rites Prefect
Cardinal Camillo Laurenti, prefect of the Sacred Congregation of Rites, died in Rome at age of 68 after a heart attack. His death ends a long career in the church administration and liturgical oversight.
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Rome
Camillo Cardinal Laurenti
Sacred Congregation of Rites
Ministerial Association hears talk on Korea in Far East
Dr. J. L. Stokes III, born in Korea to missionary parents, spoke Monday to the Randolph County Ministerial Association on Korea In the Present Far East Crisis, outlining aspects of the region and its Christian impact.
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Asheboro
J. L. Stokes, III
Korea
Randolph County Ministerial Association
Far East Cricts
First American Novel Reprint From Benjamin Franklin’s Shops
A newly issued reprint surfaces from the shops of Benjamin Franklin, presenting what is claimed as the first American novel. The edition highlights Franklin’s publishing influence and the early colonial literary scene.
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Benjamin Franklin
Football Camp Scrimmages Tighten Up Across NC Colleges
In Charlotte on September 6 crews report heavy scrimmages across the Big Five camps. NC State adds Dick East and Ed Guy as Davison moves to practice. Davidson loses Lee Graham to a back injury while George Stirnweiss is hospitalized in Durham with suspected appendicitis. Wake Forest and Duke also ramp up drills as injuries and new arrivals shape early season prospects.
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Charlotte
N. C
Davidson
N. C. State
Wolfpack
Dick East
Lee Graham
George Stirnweiss
University of North Carolina
Durham
Hpelctans
Jack Kraynick
Wake Forest
Demon Deacons
Toda
Deacons
Blue Devils
John Nania
Haas
Piedmont League matchups set for Durham and Charlotte
Football schedule notes Durham visiting Charlotte and Richmond traveling to Norfolk with Rocky Mount at Winston Salem and Portsmouth at Asheville shaping a regional slate for upcoming games.
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Charlotte
Norfolk
Eunetene
Aseeteeree
Rocky Mount Portemouth
Richmond Ees
Durham
Asheville
Winston-Salem
New York
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Louie
Stewtenne Veesee
Pittsburgh
Eueeneeeers
Cincinnati
York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
N.C
Thomasville
Gastonia
Lexington
Salisbury
Newton -Conover Seer
Landis
Cooleemee Peeeee
Atlanta
Ashville
Orleans
Sean Seere
Memphis
Little Rock
Birmingham
Knoxville
Piedmont League
Richmond
Rocky Mount
Portamouth
Schedule fragment shows six matchups with players’ names and records
The snippet lists six scheduled games with teams St Louis Boston Brooklyn Cleveland Detroit Boston Washington St Louis Chicago and players Curtis Davis VanderMeer Ray Davis Lanning Schumacher Wittig Frank Mungo Butcher Peller Lawson Wilson Chase Hildebrand Stratten and date marker 6A 6vember.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Curt Davis
VanderMeer
Ray Davis
Boston
New York
Lanning
Schumacher
Wittig
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Frankhouse
Mungo
Butcher
Cleveland
Detroit
Peller
Ve. Lawson
Washington
Wilson
Ve. Chase
Chicago
Hildebrand
Ve. Stratten
Minor league results from Associated Press roundups
International League scores include Newark 7 Jersey City 6 Baltimore 7 Syracuse 5 Buffalo 4 Toronto 2 Montreal 9 Rochester 4 Eastern League results list Elmira 4 Williamsport 1 Hazleton 7 Wilkes Barre 4 Albany 4 Binghamton 1 Hartford 6 Trenton 3.9 Sally League Savannah 3 Columbus 2 Macon 10 Spartanburg 4 Auguste 3 Jacksonville 1 Greenville 4 Columbia 4
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Newark
Jersey City
Baltimore
Syracuse
Buffalo
Toronto
Montreal
Rochester
Elmira
Williamsport
Hazleton
Wilkes-Barre
Albany
Binghamton
Hartford
Trenton
Savannah
Columbus
Macon
Spartanburgh
Auguste
Jacksonville
Greenville
Columbia
McKenney On Bridge Finals Hand At National Championships
The amateur four handed team final at the American Contract Bridge League nationals in Asbury Park New Jersey in August featured McKenney facing a tough layout after bidding. East and West collected two clubs one diamond and three trump tricks as they went down 700 points aiding the victory for Mrs Anne Rosenfeld Mrs FE M Goddard Mee and Mrs B D Lavine and Mrs H A Steiner who won the championship with Mrs Coddard in attendance.
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North
South
Eas
West
Asbury Park
N. J
Anne Rosenfeld
FE. M. Goddard Mee
B. D. Lavine
H. A. Steiner
Mra
Coddard
East and Weat
Card play narrative from a bridge hand
The article details a bridge deal between North South and West East with Queen of hearts leading the first trick. Weat misreads a singleton diamond and proceeds with the ace. A spade jack is played, and South refuses to win. The play continues with club ruffing, a low diamond by West, and eventual trump management leading to a complex endgame with remaining cards in dummy and repeated takeovers and hearts and diamonds.
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Queen of Hearts
North
Weat
Mre. Goddard
South
West
Declarer
Teams Prepare for 14 Interloop Games In 1938 Season
Dixie leads with 14 interloop contests featuring Southern and Southeastern conferences. Citadel visits Georgia. Clemson plays Tulane and Tennessee. N C State faces Alabama. Georgia meets South Carolina and Furman. Duke and North Carolina renew rivalries. Maryland visits Florida. Training camps open as Labor Day begins. Clemson adds back Harold Huffine. Ed Merrick returns to Richmond. Davidson suffers first injury in Sue Graham.
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Richmond
Dixie
Southern
Southeastern
Citadel
Georgia
Clemson
Tulane
Tennessee
Tigers
Kentucky
N. C. State
Trevaloone
Alabama
South Carolina
Furman
Washington and Lee
Maryland
Florida
Tar Heel
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Duke
Georgia Tech
Durham
Gaech
Harold Huffine
Jess Neely
Ed Merrick
Kraynick
Sue Graham
Davidson
Southern Stars Fall to Bears in Season Opener
The Southern all stars lost 32 to 18 to the Chicago Bears before 12,000 fans in Birmingham. Early two touchdowns by the pros slowed the pace, with All-Star scores by Little Joe Riley and Jimmie Fenton.
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Southern Stars
Chicago Bears
Birmingham
Ala
Little Joe Riley
Alabama
Jimmie Fenton
Auburn
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