Prospects Rise for Palo Alto Track Team Next Spring
The report notes Coach Templeton plans to call up eight hurdlers and freshmen after the September practice, aiming to compete in Cambridge. It highlights strong 1930s-era talent from Stanford and Southern, with mentions of Robert and Erle Krenz and the school's historical championship ambitions.
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Robert Aud Erle Krenz
Football Season Nears as Big Colleges Prepare
Intercollegiate football fans await a season that opens in September with Notre Dame unveiling a new stadium and Purdue expanding Ross-Ade. Major programs including Michigan, Stanford, California, Pitt, Penn, Cornell, Yale and more have enhanced facilities, seating, and press areas to cover the rush of games.
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Yale
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Football Rules Recodified by Dartmouth Committee
The piece lauds Mr Hall and his Intercollegiate Football Rules Committee for recoding and condensing the 1930 rules. It praises the concise writing, notes few changes to playing rules, and hopes football readers will appreciate clear guidelines. The writer also jokes about readers’ interest in rule details while commending the committee's effort.
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Aelephone Company
Dartmouth College
Hall
Jackson Cannell
Dartmouth
Dividends and Ivory Sales Shape Seals Era
Dividend checks for the San Francisco Seals have remained strong since 1921 with 600,000 dollars in ivory disposed to major leagues. George Putnam argues the coast loop would thrive without major league sales, basing this on Sacramento fixtures showing only two sales since 1924. Catcher Joe Spring posted one of baseball’s fastest shifts when sold to Cleveland just before a night game in Indianapolis, then played for the Hooglers and Indians within a day.
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San Francisco Seals
George Putnam
Coast Loop
Sacramento
Joe Spring
Indianapolis
Spring
Cleveland
Hooglers
Indians
Amtorg Chief Warns of Red Trade Boycott in U S
Peter A. Bogdanov, chairman of Amtorg Trading Corporation, testified in New York before a special Congressional committee investigating Communism, threatening a red trade boycott if Soviet attacks continue. Whalen, former New York police commissioner, released documents charging Amtorg with spreading Communist propaganda in the United States.
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Amtorg Trading Corporation
New York
Grover Whalen
Amtorg
United States
Routings Listed For Farmers Week
Routes from across Arkansas prepared for Farmers Week at the University of Arkansas August 5 by the state highway department. Northern travelers should use Highways 63 9 and 12 via Powhatan and the Ozark foothills, passing Hardy and Mammoth Springs. Alternate path goes through Harrisburg and Newport, crossing the White River at Batesville on a new bridge.
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University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
State Highway Department
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Paragould
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Ozarks
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Harrisburg
Newport
White River
Batesville
New Free Bridge
All Around Star Barry Wood Jr Emerges at Harvard
A young athlete, Barry Wood Jr., rises as a notable football player for Harvard this fall. He has been a standout forward passer and quarterback on eastern gridiron teams this summer, drawing attention for his speed and skill.
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Harvard
Barry Wodd, Jr
Scenic routes through Arkansas Ozarks forests and highways
The text outlines multiple drive routes across Arkansas linking Little Rock to northwest and southwest regions. It notes highways 44 23 16 65 12 67 22 6 71 and others via Little Rock Conway Ozark National Forest Buffalo River Ouachita Forest and Hot Springs. It mentions rest camps inns and scenic foothills along Buffalo river and Ozark foothills, with varied distances and elevations.
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Little Rock
Harrison
Ozarks
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Ozark
Ozark National Forest
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Waldron
Fort Smith
Mena
Bride of the Regiment at the Saenger Tonight
First National color operetta Bride of the Regiment opened at the Saenger theatre. Vivienne Segal stars as the bride with Allan Prior and Walter Pidgeon in supporting roles. Lavish sets and musical numbers, with Myrna Loy and Louise Fazenda in comic turns, anchor a tale of castle intrigue and rescue after a revolution.
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Saenger Theatre
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Vivienne Segal
Allan Prior
Walter Pidgeon
Walton
Belitrami
Miss Segal
Prior
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Vulluw
Muste
Bute
Pew Louise Fazenda
Pord Sterling
Lupinu Kune
Miss Pas Zendau
Serling
Lane
Myrna Loy
Harry Cording
Claude Fleming
Death of Capital Clerk Held in Mounting Case
Verbert M Campbell of Oak Crest Virginia a landowner and alleged estate claimant faces charges connected to the murder of Mary Baker a Navy Department clerk. A new Arlington County Jail photo shows Campbell in custody as Bureau of Standards experts link his land to the killing site near a Washington culvert last April.
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Renl
Mary Baker
Navy Department
Arlington County
Bureau of Standards
Campbel
Washington
Representative Hollensworth Explains Missed Poll Tax
LITTLE ROCK July 31 Henry Hollensworth of Bearden Ouachita county who was eliminated from the Seventh district Congressional race for failing to pay his poll tax appeared in Little Rock and explained the lapse He said he was surprised and humiliated as this would be the first time since age 21 he failed to vote He paid taxes for four of his sons and then used the time to pay his own tax later but forgot until an official reminded him last week.
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Little Rock
Henry Hollensworth
Bearden
Ouachita County
Hollensworth
Harvey to Speak to Farmers at Monte Ne Pyramid Coliseum
W H Coin Harvey, known for free silver advocacy with William Jennings Bryan, will address farmers during Farmers Week in Fayetteville and speak on what he calls a remedy for world order. He plans to store civilization's achievements in the Monte Ne Pyramid, asserting farmers are the pillars under the Temple of Civilization.
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William Jennings Bryan
Fayetteville
Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday results show Atlanta 5 5 Memphis and Birmingham 12 7 New Orleans 4 1 Mobile 4 1 Nashvilles Chattanooga off day Today schedule has Little at Memphis Mobile at Birmingham New Orleans at Atlanta Nashville Chattanooga off day St Louis 1 6 Chicago 2 1 Detroit 6 Cleveland 5 Philadelphia 1 Washington 4 New York 8 10 Boston 2 1 St Louis at Chicago Detroit at Cleveland Philadelphia at Washington New York at Boston New York 5 Boston 2 Brooklyn 9 9 Philadelphia 5 4 Pittsburgh 6 St Louis 3 Only games played Toston at New York Brooklyn at Philadelphia Only games scheduled Is of the opinion they are beig bank rupted by the preset economic sys tem.
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Cincinnati
Storm Damage Counted in June Weather Summary
Springfield report notes heavy rain and wind storm in Mioing during June caused nearly 100000 dollars in damage. Clarence J. Root of the United States Weather Bureau provided the month’s summary of weather.
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Springfield
Mlinoig
Clarence J. Root
Unite States Weather Bureau
Swimmer Sam Shields Wins Manhattan Island Circumnavigation
Sam Shields of Miami, Florida, circled Manhattan Island in 27 1 2 miles in four hours and minutes to win the singing marathon swimming race staged by the International Professional Swimming Association, becoming the swimmer about town in New York.
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New York
Sam Shields
Miami
Fla
Manhattan Island
Inernational Professional Swimming Association
Governor Green Tackles Detroit Gang Crisis Amid Buckley Killing
Governor Fred W. Green and Police Commissioner Thomas Wilcox meet to plan action against Detroit gangsters after a spate of killings led by the murder of radio announcer Gerald Buckley, a recall movement targets the mayor, with Mrs Jeanette Buckley, widow of the victim, shown nearby.
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Gerald Buckley
Fred W. Green
Thomas Wilcox
Jeanette Buckley
Stertler
Nine Arrested In Eastern Arkansas
Jonesboro July 11 federal prohibition agents near the Arkansas Tennessee border arrested three white men and six negroes on charges of selling and possessing liquor. The prisoners were brought to Jonesboro for preliminary hearings before United States Commissioner Edward L Westbrook tomorrow. The nine men are alleged owners of 4,200 gallons of liquor and a large amount of hash.
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Jonesboro
United States
Edward L. Westbrooke
Arkansas-Tennesee
English universities avoid United States history courses
A brief quip notes that English universities refrain from offering United States history courses. A cheeky aside mentions the 1000 rooms in the House of Commons and a playful line about male MPs uneasy that lady members might demand a spring cleaning of the whole place.
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United States
Louis Glose-Deimocrit
House of Commons
M. P
Missouri Creameries Raise Butterfat Price in Springfield
In Springfield Missouri creamery firms boosted butterfat price from 29 to 30 cents per pound, a rise noted as higher than Arkansas rates. Retail butter prices reportedly moved up about 4 cents, affecting standard retail quotations and signaling a broad dairy price adjustment.
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Arkansas
Regent
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