Freeman Stone Shines In Bobcat Victory Approach
The piece praises Freeman Stone as a standout for the Bobcats, noting his brightness among a lackluster team performance against Nashville. It covers notes on fan trains, scheduling details, and local players connected to college teams, including mentions of Hugh Carson and Zelon Holly.
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Leonard
Euy
Freeman
Cats
Vather Colirliss
Sashyville
Stone
Regia fAelr
Hammda
Freeman Stone
Robert Booster
Hugh Carson
Bobcat
Carson
Texas State Teachers College
Zelon Holly
University of Arkansas
Nashville
Hully King
Blytheville Seeks Athletic Stadium Plan with 7000 Seats
Blytheville school authorities and the Chivkasin Athletic Club committee filed with WPA officials in Jonesboro to approve a project for an 81,000 high defiant stadium. Board members and the athletic committee signed the application led by C M Buck, with C G Redman as chairman. Plans show seating for 7,000, dressing rooms, showers, and a lounge. revisions may add a gymnasium.
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Blytheville
Chivkasin Athletic Club
WPA
Jonesbers
C. M. Buck
Schook Barnet
C. G. Redman
Comittee
Baseball Stars Set for Winter Conditioning in Hot Springs
Willis Madin of Cleveland predicts a winter stay in Hot Springs with fellow Indians pitchers Johny Alle Mel Marsler Earl Whitehill and Bob Poller. They will begin preliminary conditioning for next season and be joined by Jerry Waller of the Detroit Tigers. A police report notes a theft of 78 dollars worth of fishing tackle and unrelated car loss details.
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Hot Springs
Willis Madtin
Cleveland
Jerry Waller
Detroit ‘Tigers
Fluid
Htalen Frei Wis Automobile
Crowder Keeps Gun Habit While Pitching in New York
Former Amelia League pitcher Alvin Crowder carried four guns on all trips to New York to pitch for Waste Linnton geist the Yankees. Observers note the habit stemmed from years in the army and a force of habit.
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New York
Alvin Crowder
Pich
Linnton Geist
Yankees
Perlis
Abney
Wear and See Red and Let Em Know Who and Where You Are When Hunting
A Minnesota hunter is misidentified by a guide who fires at a deer mistaken for a bear. Wearing red can protect hunters but must be chosen with care. bright colors alone do not guarantee safety. Deer vision is limited, and movement, not color, often attracts attention. stay alert and verify targets before shooting.
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NBA
Minnesota
Ontario
John Painter
Detroit
Painter
Fred Jordan
General Wildlife Federation
Big Kune
Conservation by Use Forest Creed by Russell Stadleman
Conservation through use guides forestry today with selective cutting to sustain wood supplies. Fire protection, protection of young growth, and coordinated plans with lumber firms are emphasized. The Arkansas Forestry Commission seeks owner cooperation under the Cole-Crutshield Fire Law to prevent fires and safeguard future harvests.
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Russell Stadelman
Magnolia
Arkansas State Forestry Commission
Cole-Crutshield
Schedule Too Easy Says Grid Player
Pittsburgh coach Jock Sutherland praises Marshall Goldberg as a standout junior back. The Elkins, West Virginia native is praised for blocking, speed, and versatility. Goldberg aims for tougher schedules and dreams of facing top programs.
Fire risk cited in illegal forest material handling
The report notes actions such as discarding a lighted cigar, match or cigarette or using firearms to start a fire in forest material that is not owned by the actor, risking ignition and liability for the resulting damage or loss.
Marshall Goldberg Makes Spotlight as After-Dinner Speaker
He prefers men and men's pleasures and is an exceptionally careful dresser. Attaining stardom last autumn, he embraced every engagement and learned to speak well, tackling tasks with diligence. He’ll do everything he tackles well, a claim grounded in his early career.
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Marshall Goldberg
College Grid Players Now Take in Washing
Four Toledo University football players, Art Vanityzin, Ted Osborne, Don Perter, and John Petrakis, work their way through college by washing for the varsity team and gym. Their weekly load amounts to about 1,000 jerseys and 200 garments.
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Toledo
University of Toledo
Art van Ityzin
Ted Osborne
Don Perter
John Petrakis
Cinder Surface Laid on Streets of Ozan
The Ozan streets east of the Missouri Pacific railroad have been improved with cinders brought by the railroad. Low spots and muddy patches were filled, tough sections eliminated, boosting town appearance after a week of work. Spartan Nine Practices EAST LANSING Mich
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Ozan
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Joe Brings 23 South Bend Irish Rally
South Bend Notre Dame coaches must guard against overreliance as 23 players on the Irish squad answer to Joe Brings. The team seeks balanced scoring and tighter defense as they prepare for upcoming games.
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Joe
South Bend
Ind
Foreign Policy Echoes 1914 in 1937 Roosevelt Debate
MORGAN W. BEATTY compares Wilson's 1914 stance with FDR's 1937 approach, noting rearming powers and shifting global alignments. The piece weighs peace aims against a League of Nations, postwar treaties, and evolving blocs of democracy, communism, and fascism, questioning how Roosevelt can keep America at peace.
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Morgan W. Beatty
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
America
Community of Nations
Wilson
Roosevelt
United States
Stengel to Manage Brooklyn Dodgers in 1938 Rumor
Boston figures show Casey Steingelyoh named Stengel as 1938 manager for the Brooklyn Dodgers. William B. McKechnie and J. Robert Quinn discuss salary and contract terms as Stengel weighs the job after a protracted negotiation. Stengel had been unattached, with prior Dodgers ties and a noted playing career.
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Boston
Casey Steingelyoh
Brooklyin Dodgers
Willian B. McKettiie
J. Robert Quinn
Bees
Stengel
Omaha
Texas
Teres
Quinn
Sinner
Dodgers
Fort
Burleigl Grimes
Dittishing
Brookrs Cn
Nishing
New York Giants
McKechnie
Tiddiscreterial
E. Go
Cinnati Reds
Open Door and Peace Policy in Wilson Era Debate
Roosevelt criticizes Wilson era choices and the League of Nations as a moral force that failed. He argues Versailles redrew maps rather than create lasting peace. A revised Monroe Doctrine could keep Americas in balance while the U S avoids military commitments, though no policy of wartime disruption or economic boycott is adopted yet.
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Wilson
Roosevelt
Ethiopia
Orient
Europe
China
Americas
League of Nations
Wile Son
America
Thorld
Versailles
All America
State Department
League of No
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Mae Vail
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Uinta Mountains
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Cheaugh
Spa
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Billy Hitchcock
Auburn
Jimmy Hitchcott
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Tigers
Jock Sutherland
Fittsburah
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the Mighty Hunter
Errol Flynn
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East Lansing
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Rollins College
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Winter Park
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