Red Sox Head To Bradenton For Spring Training
Boston officials announce the Red Sox will depart March 4 for Bradenton Florida for spring training. Manager Bill Carrigan will field a full 37 man squad including 18 pitchers and 10 infielders. The group features Lisenbee Gaston Berry Haying and new players from the Meyer trade. Training will last two months with a later return to Norfolk and Richmond before the season opens.
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Bob Quinn
Boston American League Baseball
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Bradenton
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Lisenbee
Gaston
Washington
Meyer
Berry
Haying
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Reeves
Igelow
Senators
Dumas
Scarritt
Bushers
Quinn
Sox
Sea Re
Norfolk
Richmond
International Tennis Rivalry Is Set for Summer Series
New York January 28 United States Lawn Tennis Association announced a summer series featuring a Cambridge and Oxford selected team against American colleges. The invaders meet a Harvard Yale composite in August at Newport Rhode Island and will clash with a Princeton Williams aggregation. The first match yields the Prentice cup. Andrews of Cambridge will lead the English team after his Wimbledon win over Francis T. Hunter.
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New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Cambridge
Oxford
Invaders
Harvard
Bethlehem President Grace outlines 1928 earnings and dividends
Grace reports fourth quarter earnings of 2.58 a share after charges and preferred dividends, 6.52 a share for 1928, up from 1.43 and 3.02 in prior periods. 1928 gross sales and earnings total 294.8 million, new business 295.2 million, and orders on hand 59.04 million. Cash and liquid securities stand at 57.7 million, with 1926 additions costing 10.94 million and 1928 conservation costs estimated at 10.2 million. Directors declare regular preferred dividend and resume common stock dividend of 1 a share for May 15.
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Grace
Tash
Local Concert Pleases Guests at Methodist Church
A local club presided over the music at Sunday morning services in the Methodist Church, expressing satisfaction with the courtesy and geniality of their guests during the engagement.
Heroes of Thrilling Night Rescue
Chief Officer Harry Manning led thelifeboat crew that saved 32 men from the sinking freighter Florida off the Virginia Capes. Captain Giuseppe Favaloro of the Florida is pictured with Manning on the America in New York as Mrs. Alina Manning watches. Favaloro bears a bandaged hand from the futile battle with mountainous seas that swamped the Florida.
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Lfeboat
Florida
Virginia
Capes
Giuseppe Favaloro
America
New York
Metropolis
Alina Manning
Manning
Favaloro
Ohio Wesleyan Singers Tour Concerts Across Ohio and Pittsburgh
An Ohio Wesleyan University choir of undergraduates performed to a crowded auditorium and a dignified audience. After lunch the group left for Wilkinsburg for a 4:00 pm concert, then 7:30 pm at Emory Methodist Church in Pittsburgh, and next Monday a concert in Coshocton, Ohio before returning to Delaware for classes. The program featured The Singers Club, a string quartet directed by Prof. Allyn Elliott, and an instrumental ensemble. Soloists included Miss Thelma Skiff and Mr. William McBride, with works ranging from Mozart and Dvorak to Irish and Norwegian folk songs.
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Emory Methodist Episcopal Church
Ohio Wesleyan University
Allyn Elliott
Ohio Wesleyan School of Mu
Betty Robertson
Grace Chapman
Hazel Miner
Mary Bancroft
Charles Cellars
Mack Henderson
Lyndon Abbott
John Stewart
William Mautz
Martha Eastman
Stoessel
Graiger
Largo
New World Symphony
Dvorak
Singers Club
Dvork
Pan and the Shepherds
Gade
Clib
William McBride
Greiner Baking Company Holds Employee Meeting
GREINER FOLKS voiced honesty courtesy and cleanliness as company standards for the coming year. Attorney Bruce Sinotto Secretary spoke on value of gatherings and strengthened organization. Nealer production manager pledged to boost sales by delivering top quality after-dinner talks and a brief production and sales meeting followed.
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Greiner Baking Company
Pennsylvania
Nealer
Department meeting followed by evening dance at gathering
A department convened to discuss a few important issues and then spent the evening dancing. Mr. Guelick entertained guests earlier by singing "the Preacher and the Bear" with two other orchestra members providing music.
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Preacher and the
Bear
Traditional Marriage Promoted At New York Meeting
A mass meeting at First Presbyterian Church featured Dr. McCuaig advocating traditional marriage as the basis of social order. He argued sexual purity and the Hebrew example demonstrate moral foundations, contrasting modern views on dress with scripture stressing modesty and protection of identity.
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McCugig
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Gulf Stream
Lr. McCuaig
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Dress as a mark of character and health in society
The speaker argues that dress responds to changing conditions and becoming essential for comfort and health. He states that clothing distinguishes male from female and young from old, linking attire to virtue versus dissolute behavior. He cites scripture urging inner beauty over outward adornment and the ornament of a meek spirit.
Congress delays relief and tariff reform to next session
Congress will not act on relief and tariff reform before dissolving. Both measures will be handled by a special session of the next Congress, to be convened between March 13 and April 15, under an agreement between House and Senate leaders.
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Congress
House
Senate
House to change rules to block Senate dry fund aid
Washington Jan. 28. Administration leaders in the House plan an extraordinary rule change to defeat the Senate 24 million dry fund appropriation and curb the tax refund powers of Secretary Melton. Speakers Longworth and Rep Tilson outlined the move with Rep Sued. Southern drys join a small group pressing to force the 24 million through, amid resistance to Gardner Texas on the treasury refunds. The Senate sent back the deficiency bill with two riders, but the House leaders plan to withhold consent to send it to conference.
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Ilo House
William S. Neat
Washington
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Senate
Rep. Sued
New York
Rep. Gardner, J
Texas
Treasury
Road Supervisors and Locals Visit County Commissioners
Marion Center and East Mahoning township residents J We Tulmer and John North along with Clair Steele from Stuchertue Mills visited the County Commissioners. Other locals including Sharp Whitaker Robert Lanis from Georgeville and LG Whithead from Fowl spent the weekend in area gatherings and hotel visitors.
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J. We. Tulmer
John North
Marion Center
Clair Steele
Stuchertue Mills
East Mahoning Township
Atilee
Sharp Whitaker
Iobert Lanls
Georgeville
LG. Whithead
Fowl
Oalleadt
Pdas Wey SuIaYey
Debe
Indiana shoppers and visitors fill Saturday towns
Creekeldo and nearby towns report a parade of visitors and locals in Indiana for a Saturday outing. Names include A M Swab Bayat Hugh W Smeaton Bras Breeze Ark and Oliver Lingenfelter Bintraville among others. Local officials and county workers also attended events and conducted business in the Court House and surrounding offices.
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Hla
Indiana
A. M. Swab
Bayat
Ijugh W. Smeaton
Bras Breeze Ark
Marchand
Oliver Lingenfelter
Bintraville
Guurt House
James Johnson
Creakside
John
Kinter Fry
Plumouille
Harry Koozer
Rescue Heroes of Florida Sailors Honored in Hoboken Parade
The sunken America rescue in Hoboken featured Mayor James J. Walker presenting scrolls and gold medals to the Atlantic rescuers. About eighty radio stations nationwide carried the program as the heroes attended a luncheon at the Advertising Club and will dine with the mayor tonight.
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America
Hoboken
James J. Walker
Atlantic
Advertising Club
Walker
Fried
Florida
Italy
Death Calls Orr and Others in Local Obituaries
Obituary notices describe Orr of Washington township with six children and many grandchildren, funeral to be held at James Orr’s home with pastor Rev. Charles Held. Interment in Harmony Grove Cemetery at Five Points. Also obituary for J Wise Mickinger of Mount Zion, survived by wife and children, funeral at Mont Zion Church. Additional notices paste in Dominican style, detailing Antonia Cesario born in Duet, local death and family ties.
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Sagamore
James Orr
Harmony Grove
Antonia Casuarina
New Qoeslenus
Ameriga
Walston
Etty
Notary Puhlly
Notaran Family Rites In Punxsutawney
Joseph Notman Notaran died at his Punxsutawney home Saturday night at 12 after a brave pneumonia illness. Surviving are his widow, two sons James Notaran of Pittsburgh and Bernard Nazarian of Punxsutawney, and six daughters Josephine Jesin Julia Mary Bertha and Martha all at home. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at nine in Cosmas and Damian's Roman Catholic Church with interment in the church cemetery.
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Michael Cesario
Santa Hallow
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Yonkers
N. Yui
Mary Wigegl
Indiana
Esther Cesario
Los Angeles
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Joseph Notaran
Punxsutawney
Ile
James Notaran
Pittsburgh
Bernard Nazarian
Josephine
Jesin
Julia
Mary
Bertha
Martha
House Ready Meets For Reorganization And Bills
In Harrisburg the House planned a heavy calendar of first reading bills tonight after a seven hour seven minute total session since January 1. Senate action includes third readings on eleven bills led by bar pillar thickness in bituminous mines and a gasoline pump check bill with penalties and records.
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Fisher
Senate
William B. Brown
INS
Harrisburg
Harry Scott
Clarence Buckman
John E. Kamkle
Westmoreland
Despondent St. Clair Officials Cite Wounds in Death
Despondent St. Clair concluded after inspection that death resulted from wounds related to personal safety. Funeral arrangements were not yet completed at the time of writing.
Senate seeks to amend reapportionment bill amid opposition
In Congress an effort to amend the reapportionment bill would shift work to begin November 1, facing strong rural district opposition over winter feasibility. Senator Famadeu Keeg of Michigan supports the measure as a relief from current delays. Officials say close to 400,000 bureaus will require consensus, with most appointments political and distribution uncertain. The census will be the most extensive ever, covering population growth and agriculture, irrigation, drainage and trade distribution, at the urging of allies of President elect Llonver.
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Famadeu
Keeg
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National Committee Arrival Sparks Presidential Campaign Ties
Smith arrives in Miami with Chairman Raskob as festile activity peaks with root candidates for the presidency. Campaign leaders have gathered in the same town at the same time, signaling intensified political maneuvering and public attention. Dr. Llubert mentioned in connection with ongoing planning.
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Smocratie National Committee
Smith
Miami
Raskob
Dr. Llubert
Stock Market at Noon Hour Buys Push Rail Stocks Higher
At New York on January 28 bulls boosted industrial and railroad stocks. New York Central leaped to 190 after the Commerce Commission allowed leasing of big four and related lines, linking 26,090 miles of track in an 11,507 mile system under Central control. Tobacco, auto, and electric stocks rose with General Electric, Westinghouse, Chrysler, Studebaker, and Nash Motors among notable gainers. profit-taking trimmed some advances later.
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Hoover Visit Shapes Southern Patronage Talk In Miami
Work as Republican leader visits Miami amid focus on Southern patronage and the 1928 campaign. Col Horace Mann, dubbed mystery man of the campaign against Al Smith, organized anti-Smith efforts below the Potomac and seeks recognition in federal offices to break the solid South. A planned fishing trip to Florida Keys and further meetings with Hoover are noted, with other GOP figures present in Miami Beach.
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Col. Mann
al Smith
Potomac
Solid South
Hoover
Civesty
Balle Isla
Ris IL
J. Curtis
ix-Guy
James P. Goodrich
Indiana
Irving Bachelor
Daniel Mraneds Burke
Pittsburgh
Florida Keyes
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American bride adopts Hindu faith after royal marriage
The American born bride embraced Hinduism after marrying into the royal line. The wedding drew global attention as reports say the former Maharajah, reputedly wealthy, abdicated the throne in favor of his son Yeehwant by February 1925 following a British order disarming his troops.
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