Reds Triumph After Kamypouris Rough Debut On D Day
The Reds kept faith with 25 year old Kamypouris after a disastrous first three innings marked by three errors. Handley and Scarsella moved in as infielders, but Kamypouris rebounded to play flawless defense and emerge as a top hitter, helping Cincinnati climb back toward the .500 mark and away from last place.
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Alex Kamypouris
Éiniati Reds
Aby
Reds
Kam
Little Handley
Ley
Kemad
Charlie Dressen
Leslie Scarsella
Oronle
George Mcarockie
Sear- Barcours
Handley O
Gely
Handley
Dressen
Apouris
Toronto
Ke Pouris
Kampy
Lay
Italy Withdraws Troops From Libya Amid Shifts
Rome ordered the withdrawal of 40 000 troops from the Italian Libya colony along the Egyptian border in response to Britain's Mediterranean moves. The article also notes North Dakota political forecasts for 1938, with references to Senator Nye, Governor Wiley, and Republican names amid party leadership questions.
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Rome
Talys-U
Libya
Fxyulion
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Welford
Nye
North Dakota
Roosevelt
William Lemke
House
Ee- Weghion
Langer
Lemke
North
Crosley Buys Control As Reds Rise In Baseball
Crosley Convinced by Reds' improvement exercises option to purchase controlling interest. He began with limited involvement and now controls the club. He aims to stay in baseball with Cincinnati as the team climbs from cellar to a first division contender, knocking off the Cubs and Cardinals.
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Naleway
Crosbey
Reds
Powel Crossey, Jr
Crosley
Chidinnali
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Surhon Day
North Dakota Divides Republicans In Primary Fallout
The North Dakota primary reveals a split in Republican ranks with about fifty fifty support. Former Governor Willis Byrnger leads the more radical wing while Governor Walter Welford heads the opposing faction.
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Preston
Associated Press
Washington
North
Roosevelt
Nye
Willis Bynger
Chips Off the Old Blocs
The 1912 third party surge led by Theodore Roosevelt formed the Progressive Party after the Republican split. Roosevelt and Hiram Johnson led the ticket, with Wilson winning the presidency amid a split Republican vote and a complex electoral outcome.
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Associated Press
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Bull Moosers
Willem Howard
Toft
Old Guard
T. RB
Chicago
Roosevelt
Hiram Johnson
California
People
Department of Labor
Johnson
Senate
Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Fragmentary quotes and notes on religion and science
A garbled passage surveys religion with quotes from Sir Guy Standing and Very Rev W F Tang, then shifts to a note on nun ages and a 16,500 farmers in an erosion program. It also contains scattered science curiosities on temperature changes with altitude and a remark about spiders growing nine times in a lifetime.
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W. F. Tang
Lordon
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E-Tex Oil Company
Shipley Studio
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Walnut Street
Babblin’ Brook Dairies
C. E. Carter
Nelson-Huckins
Roper
America
Harry W. Shiver
P. A. Lewis Motor Co
Paris
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Hope, Ark
Hall Bros . Am Set Teckel
Marion A. Zionckeck
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Associated Press History of America
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Moosevelt
Michigan
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Wailgon
Rander
Wacom
Sir Guy
H. H. Bennet
U. S. Sofi Conservation Service
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Roy Anderson and Company
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