Shields Allison Meet Brazilians in Davis Cup Tie
Frank Shields of New York and Walter Allison of Texas faced Brazil in Forest Hills as the United States opened its Davis Cup tie. Shields met Ricardo Pernambuco in the opening singles and Allison faced Nelson Cruz in the second singles.
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New York
Frank Shields
Walter Allison
United States
Brazil
Forest Hills
Shields
Ricardo Pernambuco
Allison
Nelson Cruz
Sinased and Sinasiptec Promoted in Painful Personal Ad
A newspaper ad urges readers to prevent sinus infection with SINASIPTEC and SINASED from a St. Louis doctor. It claims the products ease breathing and throat irritation, protect against colds, and relieve sinus trouble. The message mentions a prominent New York judge and his wife who died by suicide due to sinus issues.
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New York
St. Louis
Beverley Minster: Ancient English church of early Gothic splendor
Beverley Minster in Beverley, England, dates parts to the 12th century with an earlier monastery founded in 727. It suffered Danish destruction in 866 and a fire in 1188, later restored in Gothic style. The church houses John of Beverley's tomb and the mutilated tomb of the fourth Earl of Nextemberland, attracting tourists amid its historic prominence.
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England
Beverley Minster
Beverley
York
Hull
John of
Europe
Fourth Earl of
Roosevelt map 15 made by a booster
A map painted in Roosevelt red and Smith brown, created by Mrs. Mary Aiden, shows Roosevelt leading in western and southern states while New England and mid-Atlantic areas favor Smith. The artwork marks delegate selections and colors for Garner in California and Texas as yellow.
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New York
James A. Farley
F. D. Roosevelt
United States
New England
Middle Atlantic
Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Mary Aiden
John N. Garner
California
Texas
Garner
Storm uproots trees in Joplin rainstorm
Joplin Missouri, June 8 AP Trees were uprooted as a wind storm and heavy rain hit the region yesterday afternoon. Over two inches of rain fell in about two hours. Power lines and telephone wires were blown down near Granby and Purdy, leaving towns without light or air service after lines were damaged.
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Joplin
Missouri
Granby
Purdy
Guardsmen Ordered Into Maine Area After Deputy Shot
Hopkinsville Ky June 9 AP Kentucky moves third troop deployment in a year to Christian County after Deputy Sheriff Wallace Myers was fatally shot by snipers while miners emerged from Empire Mine No 6. Major Oren Cain leads guardsmen supplied by Hopkinsville and Bowling Green units at the governor’s request. Three miners detained, twenty four former Empire Mine workers bond on intimidation charges.
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Hopkinsville
Kentucky
Mannington
Empire
Christian County
National
Oren Cain
Ruby Laffoon
Ira D. Smith
Barrette E. Brown
Bowling Green
Myers
Foremr
Empire Mine
Slate left to county GOPs for congress slate
Springfield Mo June 9 AP The Republican state convention backed a move to let party leaders choose a slate of thirteen candidates for congressmen at large but state chairman Arthur M. Curtis said the choice will be handled by county organizations with no interference from the state chairman or committee.
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Springfield
Republian
Fox
Arthur M. Curtis
Market Inquiry Postponed by Senate Banking Chair
Washington AP report says the Senate Banking Committee delayed its stock market investigation to next week because counsel William A Gray was absent. Chairman Norbeck explained the resumption was postponed due to his ineligibility to proceed without Gray.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Norbeck
Bué Norbeck
William A. Gray
Daughter of famed detective Pinkerton dies in Chicago
Mrs. William C. Pullman, daughter of detective William A. Pinkerton and widow of George M. Pullman, died today in Chicago. She collapsed at the Illinois Woman's Amateur Athletic Club last Tuesday and was about 60 years old.
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Chicago
William C. Pullman
William A. Pinkerton
George M. Pullman
Uhnois Woman's Athletic Club
Two youths trapped in extortion plot against banker
Joseph Wittman Jr. of Audubon and another youth, both 19, were captured after detectives staged a trap for extortionists targeting George W. Norris, governor of the Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank. They allegedly demanded $5,000 through threatening letters and accepted a dummy money package before authorities intervened.
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Camden
N. J
George W. Norris
Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank
Federal
Joseph Wittman, Jr
Audubon
No. J
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