Polish Young Police Women Aid Children in Warsaw
A Polish women police force, formed in 1925 to combat white slavery and drugs, works with youths by offering homes for wayward children and centers for the homeless. Chief Miss Janislas Paleorlogue leads social welfare efforts. officers recruit healthy unmarried women 20 to 30 for six months training and four-year service with celibacy while on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Foland
Police Animas
Police
Mana
Jon
Russia
Pir
Omin
Fragmented Newspaper Snippet on Liberty League Tryouts and Divorce
A garbled fragment mentions baseball haldgwis or Hal dgwis connected to Liberty League tryouts and a claim about eyeglasses with a note Dora believes in freedom. It ends with a woman suing her husband for unspecified reasons.
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Haldgwis
Dora
Liberty League
United Staes
Mig
Grayson and sports buzz mix of training and uniforms
A jumble of 1930s sports notes covers Max Beer’s comeback talk on the West Coast, radio and society shifts, the Giants’ Yale blue uniforms, and debates over players like Bill Terry and Zeke Bonura. Ellsworth Vines and Davis Cup talks appear amid tennis health issues. Al Simmons and Pete Fox comments shape Tigers’ midseason hopes as Illinois gears up indoors for quarterback sneaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Beer
West Coast
Joe Louis
Giants
Yale
Bill Terry
Zeke Bonura
White Sox
Jimmy Dykes
Ellsworth Vines
Dolly ‘Stark
Pete Fox
Detroit Outfitder
al Simmons
Tigers
Comiskey Crew
Bob Zuppke
University of Illinois
Townsend Probe May Head Congress Action
A nonpartisan move to study the Townsend Old Age Pension Plan may be led by Representative C. J. Bell of Missouri who sponsored the resolution. Jack Dempsey reflects on a boxing misstep and a jokey aside about a New York restaurant order. Also noted: Pedro Montanez rises in boxing talk, Hank Greenberg seeks a raise with Detroit, Rabbit Maranville ends his playing career to coach in Elmira, and Stephens County Oklahoma schools announce full terms with no pay-day misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
DARP
C. J. Bell
Den
Reso
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Chicago
New York
Pedro Montanez
Hank Greenberg
Detroit
Tigers
Rabbit Maranville
Boston
Elmira
Bees
Braves
Little Gent
When Louie and Lewie Meet in Oklahoma City Tale
A garbled item mentions Louis Morrs and Lewis Morris linked to a prison term, a woman named Louisa, and an accusation of horse stealing. It also references Pelorus Jack, the famed sea creature, who reportedly escorted Brearers near French Pass off New Zealand, with government protest.
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Oklahoma City
Louis Morrs
Lewis Morris
Louisa
Lewis
Pelorus Jack
Grampus
Brearers
French Pass
New Zealand
Pat Shew's Pot Prowler Detected in Memphis
In Memphis Tennessee a man named Pat Shew nabbed a poultry thief who had stolen eggs and tied up a day’s haul. The next morning Mr Shew checked his flock and found 12 fresh birds missing, prompting police and neighbors to investigate the daylight theft.
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Pat Shew
Prowler Memphis
Tenn
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Society Friends of Police
Cobina, Jr
Faw
Cohton Wright
Colina Wright
Manhattan
Palm Benel
al ‘Smith
Simeon Fess
Og Shevatgian
Tate
Touay's
Sterling Place
Droahlys
NS Oy
Uris
Happy Grayson
Fred Perry
Bill Tilden
United States
England
Tilden
Townsend
Duncan
Okla
Stephens County
Hempstead County
Byers Abstract Co. C. Byers
Washington
Art
Cargan
J. C. Penney
Rephan
Boswell & Higgason Puggar
Burr Hitt
Ward & Son Druggist
Ladies’ Specialty Shop
Geo. W. Robison
Hope Hardware
Hope Furniture
John P. Cox
Louie
Lewie
Arkansas
W. T. Yarberry
Deanyville, Ark
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