Overstuffed Lads To Take Wallops At Schmeling Camp
Conneaut Lake Park Pa June 12 Heavyweight champion Max Schmeling seeks sturdy sparring partners for July 3 title defense against W L Young Stribling in Cleveland. He trains here with four partners in three days, favors experience over farmhand brawlers, plans a month of prep, and splits time between boxing and leisure activities.
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Immunity From Fatal Ills Seen By Public Health
Washington reports that future humanity may develop immunity to many communicable diseases currently seen as fatal. The Public Health Service notes some racial groups already show partial immunity, suggesting differing susceptibility among populations.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Sailor Can't Get Leave Delays Main Event Fight Cancelled
Last night no fight program due to Sailor Nebries unable to secure leave, George Burns announced. Burns tried to pit Nebries against Wallace in Bitto's spot but cancelation ensured to avoid disappointing fans. Measles and vaccines discussed further in health notes. Nevada judicial council formed. Judge Coleman named chair with Walsh secretary. Returns from Idaho as Mr and Mrs W Olive attend nephew's graduation in Pocatello.
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Hawthorne News Council
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Sia
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Supreme Court
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Moran
Curler
Juli Cca
Cy Moran
Ben Coleman
Carson
Eather
Eureka
Walsh
Golifield
Idaho
W. Olive
Pocatello
Sidelights on sports intrigue and rising stars in 1930s tennis and boxing
Dorgs wins Southern California tennis title while brother Johnny gains fame. UCLA freshman Young Doeg defeats former national boys champion Jay Cohn to claim the title, with May Doeg winning the younger girls championship over Dorothy Bundy. Carl Zamloch the Oakland Oaks manager displays magicianlike card tricks and a pay-as-you-play radio trick. Max Baer, despite four losses in five bouts, prepares for a Reno July 4 bout with Paulino Uzendun, as promoter Jack Dempsey eyeing bigger headliners.
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Southern California
Young Doeg
University of California At
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Wein
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Paulino Uzendun
Reno
Baer
Jack Dempsey
Greenland Expedition Seeks New Herds Possible Eskimo Valleys
Copenhagen reports Denmark funds a three year Danish led Greenland expedition to test Dr. Koch's theory that eastern Greenland contains large mountain ranges with hidden valleys. He suggests these valleys could host musk ox and possibly reindeer herds and even allow Eskimos to live there amid changing climates.
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Sireenland
Eenland Imland
East
Geenland
Dr. Koch
Greenland
Tas Vers grocery store marks third anniversary celebration
The Tas Vers store on Second Street celebrates its third anniversary with a two day event today and Monday. Special prices advertised in The Age draw visitors to the shop for bargains on merchandise.
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Tas Vers
Second Street
Nevada liquor issue alarms Cannon and Wilson
In Washington on June 12, Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Church South and Dr. Clarence Wilson, secretary of the Methodist temperance board, warned that Nevada may legalize liquor manufacture and transport, risking a shift in national prohibition strategy. Also noted are Judge C. L. Horsey and family visiting, and a novel fire hose nozzle that turns water into a corner stream to counter cellar blazes.
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Lquor
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Church South
Clarence Wilson
Methodist Board of Temperance
C. L. Horsey
Virginia
Fred Ailred
Santa Barbara
Calif
Skippy Pleases Crowds In Portal Show
The article describes Skippy delighting audiences with a portrayal of real boys filled with laughter and tears. Jackie Cooper is highlighted, with Bobby Coogan and Mitzi Green also praised for strong performances. Jackie Sears delivers a memorable Sidney in the film, gaining audience dislike for his role.
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Bobby Coogan
Jackie
Mitzi Green
Jackie Sears
Sidney
Tom Law
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