Kings Sport Country Club Tennis First Round Ends
The test round at Kings Sport Country Club finished as players entered the second round. Gyan won swiftly against Lameworth in two sets. John Dodd beat Goer eli to advance. Douglas edged Storm in a close race while Richardson defeated Rigsby to continue.
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Kings Sport Country Club
Ali Strong
Gyan
Lameworth
John Dodd
Goereli
Douglas
Trac
Storm
Tachelder
Richardson
Rigsby Two Roogete
Chas M Conway Dies in Nashville Ark Objective Business Leader
Ch W Conway of Arkansas died suddenly in Nashville Tennessee after years of active involvement in railroads dairy products banking and newspapers. He held key roles including president of the Nashville and Asheville railway director of the Thurman and Alexandria railroad vice president of Southwest Dairy Products and publisher of Tex-Taneue and Daily News. He was a prominent Southwest Arkansas figure and son of former congressman George A L Conway.
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Arkansas
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Conway
Hove
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Gray Sunita, Nashville and Asheville Railway Company
Thurman and Alexandria Eelway
Southwest Dairy Products Company
Milter Coats Bink and Trust Company
Tex- Taneue
Daily Ne
Van Sweringen Empire Began With Shoestrong Start
The article describes tournament prep and early matches with players including Richardson, Gott, DeMarcus, and Dodd advancing. It notes Gott defeated DeMarcus 6-1 6-1, Pilgvira beat Carter 6-4 6-1, Waddell forfeited to Case, and calls for rapid second round games.
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Richardson
Gott
DeMarcus
Bob Dodd
Coffin
Pilgvira
Carter
Waddell
Case
Wagner Warns Emergency Not Over for U S
Senator Wagner of New York argues the economic emergency persists and a $3.3 billion public works program is needed. He defends the national industrial recovery bill and calls for voluntary codes to strengthen competition and protect workers rights. The plan aims to spread purchasing power via public works and boost private investment. A farmer in Clarksville Tennessee was found dead by gunshot on his farm after warning family of a hawk kill.
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Washington
Senate
Wagner
New York
Clarksville -Tenn
Shiloh
Key School Men Called to Meet in Tennessee
Walter D. Cocking invites six Tennessee education leaders to a Monday meeting to advise the new educational commission. Participants include N. E. Fitzgerald, B. Rubins, Rei Ball, Dr. Fe H. White, Reis Robinson, and Dr. Ray Hammon. The commission aims to modernize and codify Tennessee school laws and improve public schools, with J. S. McMurry named secretary.
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Nashville
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Tennessee
Walter D. Cocking
New Educational Commission
N. E. Fitzgerald
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
BR. B. Rubins
Bristol
Rei, Ball
Memphis Public Schools
Fe H. White
State Department of Health
Reis Robinson
Ac Kingsport
Ray &.Hamoon
George Peabody College For Teachers
Cocking
J. S. McMurry
Hartsville
Bovernor
Blue Ridge and Borben Victors in Twilight League doubleheader
Blue Ridge defeated the Firemen-Policemen squad in a twilight league doubleheader at George Washington Park. Blue Ridge won the first game 15 to 12 after a late rally, with home runs by Blankenberler and Fleenov. In the second game Borden beat Mead 7 to 1 as Dixon starred with four hits.
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Blue Ridge
George Washington
Blue Ridge Boys
Blankenberler
Fleenov
Stephenson
Munier
Borden
Mead
Dixon
E. Wright
Blue Ridge Firemen
Bergen
Junior League Opens Friday With Local Baseball Matchup
The Borden Cubs meet the Buffalo Giants at 10:00 p.m. Friday on Dobyns-Renniit field to start the junior season. Borden recently beat White City Wildcats 12 to 1 and aims for the league championship. Buffalo defeated Watauga 16 to 14 with pitcher Jones. admission is free.
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Borden Cubs
Buffalo Giants
Dobyns-Renniit Field
Tis City
White City Wildcats
Borden
Stro
Watauga Bulldogs
Jones
Mattern Nears Nonstop Flight Record From New York
Jimmie Mattern advances toward a solo miles record flying from New York over Siberia toward Nome Alaska. He narrows the post Gatty timetable lead as weather and refueling plans shape the perilous crossing from Khabaro vsk to Nome.
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Mattern
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Khabarovsk
Siberia
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Bering Sea
Reginald Robbins
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Japan
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New York
Jack Clark
Jimmie Mattern
Charles A. Lindbergh
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Paris
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Dayton
Ohio
Clark
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Nova Sibirsk
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Can't Whistle 2d Jed in the Wyandotte Court
Williams, an entertainer, alleged his lips were badly lacerated in a motor car accident and he can no longer pucker them. The item notes a court matter in Wyandotte.
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Jed
Wyandotte Ie
Williams
Jersey Cattle Club Sessions Highlight Annual Meeting
Nashville hosts the American Jersey Cattle Club 63rd annual meeting led by president George W. Sigson Jr. Speakers urged modern advertising to broaden appeal beyond milk. A preliminary sale sold 48 purebreds for 13 070 with top prices to Cr Hall Farms and Bun tan Neier.
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Jersey
George W. Sigson, Jr
Potsdam
N. Y
Veutigs
Jesse Maury Hil
Dbuntan I. Neier
St Louis
Businssan
W. W. Trout
Springfield
Violetty
Isle of Jersey
Wallace McMonnies
New York
Tire Prices To Rise Next Monday In Chicago Area
Chicago area dealers announced Rochick and Company will raise auto tire prices by 7.22 percent and 5.10 percent respectively next Monday. The move affects retail stores across the region and signals an overall cost increase for motorists.
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Kelvinator
Chicago
Tune
Rochick Anl Company
P Lay
212 Men to Be in Camp Here Under Signed Lease
The article notes 212 men will be housed locally under a signed lease with Fort Oglethorpe involvement. Civilian Conservation Corps workers receive 380 dollars monthly in pay, about 25 dollars of which is sent to dependents. Additional local spending is anticipated through forestry development and related activity.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Sullivan County
Fort Oglethorpe
Sullivan
Farley Denies Repeal Effort
Postmaster General James R. Farley denied reports that he has personal representatives in North Carolina working for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. He said no such representatives exist and campaigns are handled by state people and the party leaders.
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Washington
T.priostmaster
James Roy
Democratic National Committee
North Carolina
Wisconsin Supreme Court limits carpet ownership by landlord
In Wisconsin a landlord cannot claim title to carpet if the tenant tacks it to the floor unless there is an agreement that the carpet would not be removed. The ruling favored N Gust Harberg of Milwaukee, noting tenants should not be discouraged from improving their living space.
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Wis
Wisconsin
Bo Carnet
Supreme Court
N. Gust Harberg
Milwanke
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