Thin Man Chooses All Stars as Notre Dame Schedule Unfolds
Evanston reports Elmer Layden plans an early prep for the College All-Stars to face the champion New York Giants at Soldiers Field. Layden highlights linemen and sophomores like Hale and Siegel as Notre Dame braces for Purdue, Georgia Tech, SMU, Navy, Carnegie Tech, Army, Iowa, Northwestern and Southern California.
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Evanston
Elmer Layden
Purdue
Georgia Tech
Southern Methodist
Navy
Cleveland
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Army
Iowa
Iowa City
Northwestern
Southern California
South Bend
New York
Layden
Hale
Texas Christian
Don. Siegel
Michigan
Johnny Kelly
Johnny O'Brien
Johnny Gubanich
Pete Kelly
Chuck Biffle
Johnny McIntyre
al Mooney
Notre Dame
Petchell
Paul Lillis
Jim Bruta
Johnny Maddock
Hercules Berealis
Ed Sullivan
Bob Hargrave
Steve Begarus
Bernie Crimmins
Jim Ford
Cliff Brasey
Minnesota
Lillis
New Rochelle
M. ¥. Brutz
Ohio
Maddock
California
Bersolis
Hammond
Ind
Sullivan
Joe
Hargrave
Evansville
Begarus
Crimmins
Louisville
Ford
Brosey
Perdue
Towa
Nile Kinnick
Eddie
Anderson
Northwestern Sophomores Boost Balanced Team
A fine band of sophomores augments a well balanced Northwestern aggregation. Southern California visits South Bend with Ambling Amby Schindler and Granny Lansdell. Elmer Layden weighs 160 at season start, 145 at close, and may set a new law by November 25.
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California
South Bend
Rich Is Sent to Louisville Team
Boston Red Sox ship Woodrow Rich to Louisville in the farm club of the American Association and recall Charlie Wagner and Wilfred LeFebvre from the same club. The move comes as only three of their pitchers have completed nine innings in the last 24 games. Rich started strong but elbow problems cut his effectiveness mid season.
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BOSTON+Pi
Boston Red Sox
Woodrow Rich
Louisville
Sox
Charlie Wagner
Wilfred le Febvre
Rich
Softball Ticket Sales For District Tournament In Hope
Tickets for the district softball tournament at Fair Park go on sale in downtown Hope. Prices are 10 and 25 cents per session or 50 cents for a season ticket. Entries close Monday at 6 pm with teams Braner-lvary Hope County Avenue Cleaners Tex Arkana and Murray's Prescott already entered.
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Fair Park
Hope
Hope Confectionery
Alton Coc
Braner-lvary of
County Avenue Cleaners
Texarkana
Murray's
Prescott
Earl W. Erion
Manday
Mcnutt Quote on Minding Our Own Business
Federal security chief Paul McNutt laments but also notes the danger of letting others shape national affairs. He argues that public vigilance is essential to prevent outside influence and ensure internal policy stays in citizens' control.
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Paul McNutt
Federal Security Administrator
Brother-in-Law Behind Franco's Rise in Spain
The article profiles Ramon Serrano Suner, Franco's brother-in-law and Minister of the Interior, Press, and Propaganda, arguing his wit and influence help shape a Spain modeled on fascist Germany and Italy. It traces Suner’s rise from Madrid studies to Falangist leadership and his ruthless stance toward Loyalists amid Franco's regime.
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Milton Bronner
NEA
London
Franco
Spain
Ramon Ser- Tano Suner
France
Falangists
Suner
Falangsis
Germany
Italy
Suner Himelf
Tarragona
University of Madrid
Reine and
Balonga
Madine
Bins
Joe Antonia Prins de Rivera
Gormner de Rivera
Fivera
Falangist
Emer
Franen
Cortes
Sargessa
Gl Robles
Sunér
Thu
Pilus
Standings and schedules for Hope Softball League week
League results and next games listed with teams including Memphis Little Rock New Orleans Birmingham Nashville Knoxville Chattanooga Atlanta and city matchups. Rain affected Chattanooga Atlanta. several scores shown from recent play and upcoming Monday Tuesday Wednesday schedules amid mixed standings and erroneous spellings.
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Memphis
Little Rock
New Orleans
Birmingham
Nashville
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Chattanoga
Mephis
Biringham
Chattanooga Ag Os
New Griems
Total Abstention Brings Ruination
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Ghumngrle
France
Gruseppe Alata
Sesnhen
Mie
Aleta
Cards Rally To Double-Header Sweep Of Reds
Slaughter and Padgett powered the St. Louis Cardinals to a doubleheader sweep of the Cincinnati Reds 4 2 and 4 3 before 40 807 at home. Davis earned his 16th win in the opener, with Slaughter delivering key homers in both games and Padgett’s ninth inning blast setting up the late rally. Reds momentum faded as Shoun closed out the finale, preserving the Cards lead in the NL standings.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cambnula
Enos Slaughter
Don
Slaughter
Hoimers
Jimmy Brown
Cardinals
Cardinal
Padgett
Joe Medwick
Don Gutteridge
Reds
Lonnie Frey
Tyal Goodman
Medwick
Johnny Mize
Goodsman
Ernie Lombardi
Agin
Cincinnati
Davis
Stu Martin
Cooper
Whitey Moore
Tony Bongiovanni Walker
Oon Bill Werly
Billy Myers
Goursman
Bill Hershberger
Clyde Shoun
Ges
Frey
Shaun
Goodman
Seek 2 in Break at LaFayette Jail
STAMPS Ark Two Black prisoners Blackie Henderson and Henry Worthan were sought in southwest Arkansas after escaping the LaFayette county jail in Lewisville on Sunday authorities reported Monday
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LaFayette
Stamps
Ark
Blackie Henderson
Henry Worthan
South West
Arkansas
LaFayette County
Val Lewisville
Courteous arrest leads to traffic safety school for official
Louisville patrolman Luther Carroll stopped a driver for a left turn reveal ing the offender was Arthur Grafton, chair man of the civil service board. Grafton praised the officer and was "sentenced" to attend traffic safety school, a light tale amid a nation of 5,000,000 trapshooling enthusiasts.
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Louisville
Trafefic
Luther Carroll
Arthur Grafton
Civil Service Board
Grafton
Baskerville Tale Opens With Greene in Minted Moors
Richard Greene stars as Sir Henry Baskerville in 20th Century Foxs The Hound of the Baskervilles opening at Rialto. Basil Rathbone as Holmes with Wendy Barrie, Darryl F. Zanuck produced, Sidney Linfield directed, cast includes Nigel Bruce Linnet Atwill and others. The setting evokes Dartmoor amid humid air and mist, as Greene reflects on the legend and prehistoric Druids while filming in England.
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Richard Greene
20Th Century-Foxs
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Greene
Lsted
Dartmoor
Sir Henry Baskerville
Barlowe Borland
Beryl Mercer
Morton Lowry
Ralph Parkes
General at U S A War Games Opens Plattsburg Parade
Plattsburg New York reports Lieutenant General Hugh Drum arriving to assume command of 52,000 troops for the nation’s largest war games amid steady progress. Remarks from Drum describe the maneuver as going off remakably fine for such a large operation.
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Plattsburg
N. Ys
Plattsburg Barracks
Hugh Drum
Druin
14 Killed in First L. A. Clipper Crash
A Pan American Clipper crashed while approaching Rio de Janeiro harbor killing 14 people including Yale economist James Larvey Rogers and six other Americans. Of 16 aboard, only two survived. three American passengers named were Robert Landman, Professor Rogers, and Henrie May Eddy. The crash occurred near a crane at the Arsenal dock, with seven others among the dead and missing, including crew members and passengers from Brazil and Argentina. Rescue efforts were conducted by Brazilian navy launches. The incident marks the first fatal eastern division Clipper accident in years since service began.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
James Larvey Rogers
Yale
Mina
Fia
Pan American
Robert Landman
Broadway
New York City
Profesor Rogers
Yale University
New Haven
Henrie May Eddy
Gainesville
Fla
A. G. Person
Miami
George King
Russell Jenkins
Julio Trujillo
Oswaldo Hirth
Mario Lyra
Navy
Dewd
Pablo Levin
Anton Ommundesen
Panairt da Brazil
E. Valensa
Fraristo Miranda
Edweare Oliveira
Oliveira Santos
Brazillia
Lucila Oliveira
Santos
Bahia
Ormmundesen
Miranda
Revise
Hinton Home Demonstration Club Notes Meet
The Hinton Home Demonstration club met Tuesday afternoon August with Mrs. R. E. Adams presiding. Devotional by Mrs. C. D. Middie Brooks. group sang and light members answered roll. Visitors included Mrs. B. D. Cooper and 4-H girls Kathleen Reeves and Neva Simmons. Miss Bullington spoke of her trip to California, relations warmed by cold punch and cookies served by Mrs. Ver Reeves. Johann Gutenberg printed nearly 300 Bibles in his first run.
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Hinton
R. £. Adams
C. D. Middie
Brooks
BD. Cooper
Kathleen Reeves
Neva Simmons
Miss Bullington
California
Ver Reeves
Letter Carriers Held Meet Here in Hope
The Southwestern District of Arkansas and the National Association of Letter Carriers held its regular quarterly gathering in Hope. About forty attended a watermelon reception at Pale Park followed by a banquet at the Capital hotel where P Roberts served as toastmaster and brief remarks addressed postal service bills and resolutions.
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Arkansas
National Association of Letter Carriers
Pale Park
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Capital
P. Roberts
Hope
Toaslmaster
R. P. Bowen
Atkins
Profit
Meni
Joe McCulles
Winfred Huckshee
Alice Lorane
Vernon Simpson
J. F. Mender
Towerlawn
Ray Smith
Texarkana
Railway Mail Associaion
Robert M. Wilson
Hane
A. Dudson Pryor
Roberts
Diase
Patmos Farmer J A Powell Dies At 85 In Hope
J A Powell 85 of Patmos died Sunday morning at his daughter Mrs J Le Rodgers home in Hope. He farmed in Patmos and held large land parcels. Funeral at Patmos Baptist Church conducted by Rev B E Jones and Rev W I Hamilton. Burial in Patmos. Survived by widow five daughters two sons and many grandchildren.
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J. A. Powell
Patmos
J. le (Luther) Rodgers
Hope
Merestead Vaueety
Patimes
BE. B. Jones
Magtolia
W. I. Hamilton
First Baptist Church of
B. J. Drake
Patives
Grant
Indict Caldwell in LSU Scandal Seeks federal charges
New Orleans report says George Caldwell a former LSU construction superintendent was indicted by a federal grand jury on two counts of mail fraud. The case alleges the university was defrauded of 16061.65 through bid manipulation on 10 building components with Eugene Barksdale, ex WPA labor official, cited for 1272.64.
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NEW Orlmans
George Caldwell
Siperitependent
Louisiana State University
Eugene Barksdale
WPA
Lamp of Learning to Shine More Brightly
Buenos Aires plans to spend about 47.5 million for TI programs to reduce illiteracy from 60 to 4 percent in the capital. Argentina’s population is near 2.2 million in Buenos Aires, with total country figures around 20 million.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Texas Oil Faces Move Toward Wide Shutdown Action
The Texas oil commission discusses a potential five day or more statewide oil production shutdown. Chairman Leo A. Smith and Commissioner Kerry Miller planned to confer on Monday about the drastic action. Commissioner Thurman Thompson had already signed a one day closing order with one signature remaining as talks focused on stabilizing an industry hit by steep price declines.
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Austin
Vailreddecomissioin
Chaiman
Leo A. Smith
Kerry Ssiller
Erie OQ
Thsapson
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