Washington Screens Mr Smith Goes to Washington in Film
Washington hosts its world premier view of Mr Smith Goes to Washington with Capra directing. The piece spotlights the capital’s landmarks and Washington press life, while noting a Hollywood stylized newsroom image and a plot involving state newspapers and a Senate committee.
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Washington Senate Walks Out on Graft Claims
A political column notes the Senate’s treatment of graft accusations as an exclusive club resents an outspoken critic. The piece warns voters that with a presidential election near, the Opposition party would stay united in opposing the charge while defending integrity.
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Unbeatens Fall In Wide Range Of College Games
Tennessee crushed Alabama 21-0 while Pitt and Carnegie Tech fell to Duquesne and NYU Notre Dame beat Navy. Michigan rimed Chicago 85-0 as Ohio State defeated Minnesota 23-20. Texas A and M edged Texas Christian 20-6, Tulane tied Notre Dame, and North Carolina State lost to Detroit. Other scores include Nebraska 20 Baylor 0, Princeton 14 Columbia 7, Holy Cross 20 Brown 0, Oregon State 13 Washington 7, Cal 13 Washington State 7, and Oklahoma 34 Kansas 0.
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Senate Critics and Press Club Clash Over Graft Claims
The piece argues the Senate guards its reputation yet hints at graft gossip and a potential clash with the Nations Press Club. It cautions against sensational power dynamics and the danger of inflated accusations spreading through public discourse. The prose satirizes political and media pressures.
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Oklahoma Sooners Rise to Football Power Under Stidham
Oklahoma has surged under Test Stidham since 1930s struggles, going unbeaten in 17 of 18. Major gains include deeper backs, stronger line, and standout players such as Shirk Ivy Duggan Seymour Favor and Jennings. The team eyes an unbeaten run through the next slate, with Nebraska looming as a major challenge in Lincoln.
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Orville Matthews
L. Gh. Prieavieh
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Fishermen's luck boosts Santa Cruz albacore as war lifts prices
In Santa Cruz California an unusually good run of albacore and rising prices driven by the war are lifting spirits among local fishermen. The favorable market is encouraging extra effort and optimism along the harbor.
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Albacore
Mediation in European War Seen as Risky Choice
Bruce Catton argues mediation requires active conference participation and postwar enforcement, warning that an American role could entangle the U.S. in European affairs. Senator Sheridan Downey warns of pitfalls and power politics if a conference includes belligerents beyond Germany, England, and France. He notes past U.S. mediation efforts and explains tendering good offices as a limited alternative.
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Pports rts Lions draw talent for home games at Baker Field
The item notes Frank Ryan and Herb Weast from Columbia University aiding at Baker Field home games with Barnard students, plus other sports mentions including Detroit Red Wings goalie Cecil Thompson and Johnny Gooch scouting for Pittsburgh Pirates, and Michigan football praise from Tom Harmon. Federal Wildlife funds to four states highlighted.
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Coincidence Hits LeBlance Family in Yarmouth Weekend
A rough weekend in Yarmouth Nova Scotia saw three people named Joc LeBlanc suffer injuries. One was hospitalized after a fish hook removal from a thumb, another treated for a burned finger, and a third cut a finger with broken glass.
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N. S
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