Three Hope Negroes Boxing Card at Lakeview
The Lakeview boxing program near Garton hosts a Thursday night card featuring Hope fighters. Pinky Car Tigan, light heavyweight, is set to meet Bill Stuckey. 155-pound Gordon pugilist faces an unnamed opponent. Also slated are Tiger Dunlap at 170 pounds versus John H Buckner, 135 or 145-pound Gurdon rival James Nip Quarles against Jim Harper of Gurdon.
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Lakeview
Garton
Pinky Car Tigan
Hope
Bill Stuckey
Gordon Negro
Tiger Dunlap
F Sr
John H. Buckner
Gurdon
James
Nip) Quarles
Hope Negro
Jim Harper
Grant to Retire From Tournament Tennis
Bryant Bitsy Grant likely will retire from tournament tennis after the current season. The Mighty Atom remains deeply disappointed with his current Bhay.
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Nework
Bryant
Bitsy
Grant
Fairuta
Atom
Bhay
Fortune Buccaneer Brown styles for you
Fortune advertises Buccaneer Brown leather tones and various Fortun e shoes. The copy highlights new styles and a range of options to browse.
Mobilization Push Amid War Tensions Across Europe
Britain mobilizes reserves and orders precautionary evacuations as leaders from Chamberlain to Hitler exchange notes amid a growing European crisis. The Vatican signals a peace move while stock markets brace for impact. Berlin concentrates economic and administrative power as negotiations drag.
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Tary
Wobeter Sy
Royal Air Force
Landin
London Stock Exchange
Spar
London
Eng
Europe
Chamberlain
Adolf Hitler
Cfisi
Hitler
Britain
Faris
Brittan
Berlin
Poland
Germany
Danzig
Bruce Catton on Gandalf and the farmers strike analysis
Bruce Catton notes Gandalf shaped strike guidance amid farmer leadership and CIO aid in a landmark milk plant stoppage. He sees labor and farmer unity as a pivotal education for the movement and forecasts future cross‑class political alignments.
Quotes and figures swirl around prewar Europe and America
A garbled parade of public figures and opinions includes remarks by Bill Arckerman Paul Hymans and Jules S Bache. It notes Germanys economic mood praise for a WPA project and a plan to move landmarks. It lists Hitler advisers Gowring Frick Keitel Funk Hess Lammers Froster with speculation on actions toward Poland.
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Bill Arckerman
LL. C
L. A
Germany
Paul Hymans
Isan Hackett
Philadephia
Hyde Park
Gove
Harold G. Hoffman
New Jersey
Hitler
Wev
Jules S. Bache
New York
Reich
Great Britin
Fieldershal Gowring
Wilhelm Frick
Wilhelm Keitel
Walther Funk
Reichsbank
Rudolf Hess
Hans-Heinrich Lammers
Council
Albert Froster
Hitler Crisis and a Portrait of His Isolation
The piece argues Hitler mirrors Ludwig II in reviving a country and seeking solitude atop a mountain villa, dreaming with Wagner and preferring music to reading. It suggests he is kept ignorant by Goebbels Ribbenstrroy and Himmler who edit information, control the press, and feed him biased, German-only views.
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Hitler
Germany
Ludwig II
Bad
Ludwig
Bavarian Alps
Richard Wagner
Berchtesgaden
Hiller
Wagner
Goebbel
von Ribbentroy
Himmler
Secret Police
Transfer Costs and Peaches Davis Trade Details
Philadelphia players express sympathy for Peaches Davis after the Phils acquired him from the Cincinnati Reds with six weeks left in the season. Davis would have earned at least half a share of a world series cut if the Reds win, but as a NL club member he is ineligible to receive any series money.
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Philadelphia
Peaches Davis
Phils
Cincinnati Reds
Davis
Reds
Deatrs
Ruff and Reidy firm in Miami, Fla. fined
A Miami law firm Ruff and Reidy faced a fine in Florida. Details show the firm name and location, with no additional penalties specified. The incident highlights regulatory action against a local practice.
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Miami
Fla
Ruff & Reidy
U S Launching A Big Merchantman
Newport News celebrates the launching of the liner America after Mrs. F D Roosevelt breaks the bottle and the ship slides down the ways. The 723 foot vessel marks a milestone for U S passenger ships though not the largest ever built, trailing Nations such as France and Britain in length.
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Newport News
Val
F. D. Roosevelt
America
United States
France
Normandie
Brilgin
America to Lead Private Shipbuilding Push for Prestige
The Maritime Commission plans to build 300 ships for private firms over the next decade to restore U S Navy and national prestige. The America, a 30 000 gross ton liner under construction for passenger appeal with air conditioned rooms, glass promenades, and telephones costs about 17 million dollars. High labor costs and wage disparities with foreign rivals drive government subsidies.
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America
Maritime Commission
Manhattan
Washington
United States Line
Holland
Nieuw Aimsterdam
United States
Small fuel theft reported at storage facility near airport
A small quantity of tractor fuel was stolen Wednesday night from three storage tanks at Gian OFF company’s wholesale house near the airport. Police reported no warehouse entry and no arrests were made. A brief note covers local boxing dissatisfaction and post disaster U.S. ship fireproofing aims following the Morro Castle disaster.
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Webbers
Gian Off Company
Wholesafe
Lnter
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Rephan's the Friendly Store
Spring Hill
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Gernan Counceil
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Atte S Ma Guat
Hope Auto Co
Prig
Bruce Catton
Gandalf
New York City
Labor Movement
Eam Schau
Chenango County
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Middle West
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Chicago
Federal Reserve Bank
Yanks
Jack Daly
Therm
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Stetson
AL Nee Trad
Apelly Chaviaelen
Haynes Bros
Hoston Tages
Morro Castle
U.S. Taw
Troma Central
Tly America
Navy
Prince Albert
P.A
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