Tennis Letters Spark Debate On Business Versus Sport
The piece recounts George's denial of a “tennis chain” claim and notes sensational New York sports writers, business letters praising his stand, and the absence of supportive voices from successful businessmen. It questions whether amateur tennis can coexist with business success and cites Rocky’s boxing fortune and his shift to real estate as context.
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George Siga
Jenna
New York
Waa
George
Busiing
H .Ow
U S Marks Highways to Guide Pilots Across Nation
Washington proposes a uniform system to paint large guide marks on main highways used by airmen. Clarence M Young, assistant secretary of commerce for aeronautics, urges all 48 state highway commissions to identify routes with US federal highway or state abbreviations. Marks would appear at intersections and every ten miles, with 10 to 30 foot high characters.
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Washington
Clarence M. Young
Department of Commerce
Aeronautics
Young
Marriage License Prize of University Contest
Toronto Ont W P One marriage license or two theatre tickets is the prize for the undergraduate who can pick the perfect female. Varsity prints 20 questions to judge the female candidates with up to ten points per question. Markers rely on personal experience as possible.
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Toronto
Ont
W.P
Toronto University
Boy Sentenced to Year on Farm for Auto Theft
In Evansville Indiana a 16 year old boy received a one year sentence to his father's farm after being found guilty of auto theft. It was his second offense and if he fails Sunday School or church service or visits Evansville without his father he will be sent to the penitentiary.
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Williams
Evansville
Violin Found in Old Attic Believed 18th Century
In Delaware, barber Fred Shank found a violin he believes dates from the early 1700s. A label suggests Johann Gullich Glier of Germany as maker, and famed violinist Jascha Heifetz called the labels likely authentic and the instrument highly valuable. Tool marks show repairs and travel across Europe before reaching America.
War Crucifixion Brings Death Stay For Murderer
PECS Hungary supreme court commutes death sentence of Franiecis Lang to life imprisonment after ruling his war experiences and alleged crucifixion by Russian troops left him mentally unbalanced. Lang claimed he was crucified after capture by Cossacks while in the Hungarian army, claiming rough cross punishment. The ruling cites diminished capacity at the time of the murder and robbery of an elderly couple.
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Pecs
Hungary
Franiecis Lang
Supreme Court
Lang
Employed State Highway Job Debt Disavowal Note
Company disclaims responsibility for debts incurred by our employed State Highway Job. All claims must be in writing signed by our Superintendent Mr Clyde Wallen.
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Clyde Wallen
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