Philip Stribling Thriller Echoes British Heavyweight Squabble
A chaotic reminiscence of a boxing bout features Philip Stribling versus Willie Stribling and James Johnston, with British taunts, referee roughness, and fan discomfort. The piece contrasts Johnsons harsh handling in the corner, Pat Klein’s pitching antics, and vivid dreamlike musings of Babe Ruth in a surreal plate scene.
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Busy Mexico leader promotes child welfare and home making
Senora Portes Gil describes her work with the Children's Protective League of Mexico, detailing milk stations, baby clinics, and playgrounds. She emphasizes protecting mothers and children, loving them deeply, and society’s duty to assist the oppressed, while noting Mexico’s lively culture.
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Mexican First Lady Portes Gil on Home Making
Orleans Aug 27. Carmen Portes Gil, former Mexican president’s wife, told United Press she urges wives to focus on home life. She praised loving homes, duties for wives, and entertaining husbands with meals and charm, noting her own priority is her daughter Rosalva.
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Dawes Pursues Offbeat Inquiries In London Visit
In London on his birthday, former U S vice president Charles Gates Dawes visited the American Commercial Attache at Bush House. He gathered questions from trade commissioners on European wheat yields shipping liners shipbuilding and imperial airways safety. Officials said he may return in weeks with more timely, provocative questions.
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Agitators Afraid to Return to Homes in Czecho Slovakia
In Bratislava amid postwar tensions a Slovak newspaper says permission to return home has been limited. Sixteen Slovaks freed from exile have accepted, fearing false charges and long terms, citing past cases of Adalbert Tuka. Separately, Mrs. Eliza Stephenson, age 9, is noted in Kidder Missouri as twin quarterback coach at the same home since 1884, Leo and Lloyd Jens.
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Foreign War Vets to Be Received By Hoover
President Hoover has accepted an invitation to review the parade of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Baltimore on September 2. The event marks a ceremonial reception for veterans and signals federal acknowledgment of the organization’s activities.
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