Primo Carnera Reveals Return to Wrestling Gold
In New York, Primo Carnera, once the Ambling Alp, now earns 200000 to 250000 a year wrestling. He recalls poverty in Italy, wartime hard luck, and rebuilding his life in America. He urges Joe Louis to quit boxing before injury ends his career and shares plans to become a citizen with a growing family in Los Angeles.
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New York
Elle
Ello
Primo Carnera
Carnera
Alpne
Baster
Carmela
Italy
Max Baer
Primo
America
Joe Louis
Umdberto
Giovanna Maria
Los Angeles
Alp
Local Youth Wins Letter at Governor Dummer Academy Dinner
Morris A. Oliver, once a Royal Air Force prisoner in Germany, spoke at Governor Dummer Academy's Christmas dinner. W. Yesair of Byfield captains the soccer team. Thomas J. Myers Jr. of La Crosse attends, earned a JV soccer letter, and belongs to the Rifle club.
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South Byfield
Mass
Morris A. Oliver
Germany
Governor Dummer Academy
W. Yesair
Byfield
Governor Dummer
Thomas J. Myers, Jr
Thomas J. Myers
Edgewood Place
la Crosse
Myers
Rifle Club
No Report Cards At P.S. 18 Now
Baltimore report notes that P S 18 eliminated report cards after a parent protest over S and U grades. Parents sought better information on their children's progress, and the school responded by removing the slips at the start of the term.
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P.S
Baltimore
Johnny
Mary
P. S
No specific event found in passage about progress visits
A brief note describes an informal action where someone visits teachers to confer on how students are progressing. The tone suggests a routine, personal effort rather than formal proceedings.
Grain Stored On Ships In Milwaukee Basin
More than 2,000,000 bushels of barley are stored in ships wintering in the Kinnickinnie basin to save storage space ashore. It is Canadian the first shipped here in five years. Skunk cabbages grow two feet high in Alaska and are popular with tourists for their beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Kinnickinnie Basin
Alaska
Edgerton Editor Plans Marriage to Norwegian Woman
Edgerton editor Christian August Hoen 76 a Edgerton Tobacco Reporter Democrat has applied for a marriage license to wed Anne Katrine Kongsgaarden 52 of Porsgrunn Norway Hoen recently returned from Norway Lilien Wald started the world first pursuing service in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Wis
Christian August Hoen
Edgerton
Anne Katrine Kongsgaarden
Porsgrunn
Norway
Hoen
Lilien Wald
New York City
Amazing New Fruit Juice Remedy Curbs Rheumatic Pain
A fragmentary notice describes a fruit juice remedy claimed to curb rheumatic pain. The text mentions names and unclear references and reads like a garbled public message or advertisement with uncertain details.
State Fishermen Report Top Herring Haul In Many Years
The herring season ended with a record haul for Cornucopia and Bayfield fishermen after a favorable spell and 12 days of good weather. A fleet of over 40 boats produced more than a million pounds while prices fell from 10 to 5 cents as the catch rose.
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Cornucopia
Bayfield
Lake Superior
Chequamegon Bay
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Hal Boyle
Esterbrook Fountain Pens
Want; Office Supply CO
Mein Street
Oper
Be ‘Scrooby
Stonenerge
Boots
By Edgar Martin
Stof
Norse Woman
Nering Gherrede
Zee Om
Benoa
Chiure
Seabee
Pepe
Abe
Poeta
The
Associated Press
Waaay Uf
Hoto
Coan
GEO. B. Rose, Inc
Jewele
Geo. B. Rose
Main Street
LA Crosse, Wis
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