British Deny They Shot Down Balbo in Plane Crash
London reports the British Foreign Office states no British planes were involved in the crash that killed Marshal Balbo. The inquiry finds no evidence of combat. Balbo’s death is described as an unexplained air disaster with parallels drawn to other political figures.
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Dempsey Knocks Out Cowboy Luttrell In Second Round
Former world heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey defeated Texas wrestler Clarence Luttrell in the second round in Atlanta. Weighing 205 pounds, Dempsey quickly overwhelmed Luttrell, cutting him and sending him to the canvas twice before ending the bout with a left hook that sent Luttrell out of the ring.
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Cowboy") Luttrell
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A Forth of July Editorial Rings Liberty’s Bell
Willis Thornton recalls the 164 year old July independence moment as Philadelphia’s crowd cheers, the Continental Congress debates Jefferson’s resolution, and Hancock signs with bold flourish. The piece urges renewed dedication to the freedom earned, echoed by the ringing bell and the proclamation of liberty to all.
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Ben Turpin Dead Film Comedian Dies in Hollywood
Hollywood notes report Ben Turpin the cross-eyed film comedian died Monday. The 108" faller with a long screen career began in burlesque and vaudeville, rising to fame in early Chicago film work at the Besamiy studio before moving to Hollywood.
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Jefferson Jitters Over Draft of Declaration in Congress
MEA Service reports Thomas Jefferson doubted defending his draft for the Declaration of Independence as it was debated in the Continental Congress. Benjamin Franklin helped shape wording, and Delaware's Caesar Rodney rode 80 miles to support independence. Other noted figures faced varied fates, with Adams and Jefferson later becoming presidents amid later impeachments and duels.
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Didn’t Like School So She Went Back
Newark New Jersey report on Mrs. George Wiley a 55-year-old mother of five who returned to school after criticizing education. She earned a degree from Newark Teachers College and plans to pursue a master’s and doctorate. The piece also mentions candy expenditures and Charlie Chaplin's studio antics with Ben.
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Tugboat Annie Recast in Hollywood Strike at Sea
Hollywood recasts Tugboat Annie with Marjorie Rambeau in the title role as plans for a motion picture series revive the sea tale once linked to Elsa Maxwell and Maurie Dressler. Rambeau stresses an original characterization, drawing on her stage career and ties to Norman Raine.
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Standings and results from Southern Association and majors
Southern Association standings show Chattanooga leading with 14 runs as a rain affected slate, with Birmingham 1 and New Orleans 11, Atlanta 4. Tuesday matchups include Knoxville at Little Rock and Atlanta at New Orleans, plus Chattanooga at Birmingham and Nashville at Memphis. Major league notes list New York 4 over Washington 9, Philadelphia 9 over Boston 1, Detroit 3 over Chicago 1, St. Louis 2 over Cleveland 1. Tuesday games include Chicago at Detroit and New York at Washington with Philadelphia at Boston and St. Louis at Cleveland. Teams listed: Cincinnati, Brooklyn, New York, Chicago, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Boston, Philadelphia with varied win totals and upcoming schedule matches across leagues.
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Barbs Over Time For Fall Geography Hooks
Barbs discuss how much time schools should allocate before ordering new geography texts for fall term while astronomers report an unknown planet disrupting Uranus. Some observers say the fifth column is growing more ambitious.
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Galento and Baer Set for Fifth Battle Tuesday Night
In Jersey City Tony Galento and Max Baer prepare for their fifth date in the ball park as fans expect a big crowd. A glass cut Tony's chin in Orange, but doctors deemed the abrasion minor and promoters anticipate 30,000 plus in attendance with potential gate near $150,000. The bout tops six preliminaries eight rounds featuring Pat Comiss Paterson and Bob Sikes in the undercard.
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Election to Pierre Citizens This Fall
In Pierre South Dakota voters face another election season as a vacant mayoralty and multiple commission seats trigger runoffs and primary tangles. Griffin, Roberts, and others contest seats amid resignations and new sworn in mayors as voters navigate November ballots.
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Rambeau Memoir Reveals a Sailor’s Life and Alaska Roots
The article profiles Miss Rambeau, describing her as head scenarist at Warner who adapted stories when Metro rights moved to another writer. She recalls early sea travel, Alaska journeys with her mother opening a hospital, a 30 day storm bound voyage to Siberia, and being the first white child to navigate the Snake River. She later toured with a stock company in frontier towns where stage shows were rare.
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