McClure dominates first round in Louisiana golf meet
McClure of Shreveport won his opening match 1 up over Charles Moore at Ale Country Club in New Orleans area. The punchy round featured an eagle at the 15th after a two down start, with McClure securing the win on the 18th green to advance in the 1933 state championship play. Vincent DAntoni, New Orleans junior champion, upset Fred Odom II in another close bout.
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Shreveport
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Louisiana
Charles Moore
New
Vincent D'Antoni
New Orleans
Fred Odom I
New Orleans City
Odom
Leroy Ward
Baton Rouge
F. J. de la Houssaye
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Edwin McClure
Jack O'Connor, Jr
L. L. Vann
Memphis Stars Dominate Jackson Net Tourney Semis
In Jackson Mississippi two Memphis players reached the men singles semifinals of the Southern Open tennis championships. Hughes of Memphis defeated Lewis Jey of Jackson 6-2 6-1 to face Ram Pitts Friday. Potts beat Charles Clodsinger 5-2 6-2. Miller of Jackson edged Johnny Noblin 7-5. Graeber of Yazoo City beat Allen Thompson 6-2 to set a semifinal with Culley.
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Memphis
Jackson
Hughes
Jampion
Lewis Jey
Proxy Wedding Ties Miss Pearl to Holland Across Border
In Paso, Miss Pearl and Ear Holland wed by proxy after marriage difficulties. Pearl remained in El Paso while Holland was in El Durango, Mexico, with the ceremony conducted by proxy in Juarez on the Mexican side of the Rio Grande.
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Baer Defeats Schmeling in Tenth Round Knockout
Heavyweight action as Max Baer and Schmeling exchange brutal blows through ten rounds. Baer piles on with savage lefts and rights driving Schmeling to the ropes, blood flows, and the referee stops the bout at 1:51 of the tenth round after Baer seals the victory with a flurry of punches.
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Shervanes
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Twilight League Managers Meet At Virginia Hotel
President Isaac Lemle announced a meeting of team managers at the Virginia hotel tonight at 8 o'clock and urged full attendance from all managers.
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Virginia Hotel
Isaac Lemle
Lemle
Public Forum Policy Note on Letters to Editor
The newspaper reminds readers it will publish letters in the public interest but limits length to 300 words, preferring shorter pieces. Original letters only, with known author name and city town and street address. Anonymous submissions are discarded and no correspondence is entered on them.
The New Liberalism praised in Morning World editorial
A letter to the editor from E. C. Gibson of the Alvis Hotel in Monroe Louisiana dated June 8 1933 congratulates the editorial The New Liberalism in the Morning World June 7. He argues the current political thought in the nation reflects major currents and predicts events since March 4 will outlast World War I in historical significance.
Teacher urges girls to imitate Venus de Milo standards
Madison June 9 The University of Wisconsin physical education pioneer Dr Helen D Denniston instructs coeds to sleep on their stomachs and swing by their hands to improve figure. She uses silhouette photos at six week intervals to track progress and showcases Venus de Milo to illustrate improper posture.
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Madison
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Helen D. Denniston
University of Wisconsin
Denniston
Venus de Milo
Duce Honors Farm Work By New Order of Merit
Premier Mussolini creates the Order of Rural Merit to honor farm labor. The decoration is a star with gold silver and bronze pendants and the badges read dirt farmers. The order parallels the existing Order of Labor Merit for exceptional industrial workers.
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Order of
Rome
Mussolini
Labor Merit
Women Seek Women on Dixie School Board
Federation women of North Carolina urge the governor to appoint at least two women to the state school commission board of 11, arguing that members from women’s clubs will not be too many on the panel.
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Raleigh
N. C
Federation Women of
North Carolina
Taxpayers get value from Watonga city hall office cluster
In Watonga Oklahoma taxpayers get more than expected from the police judge office which also houses the justice of the peace city clerk Red Cross floor distributor made work superintendent and county sewing project as well as county band rehearsals.
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Watonga
Okla
Justice of the Peace
Red Cross
Foxx Hits Three Homers as A's Rally in Doubleheader
Boston loses 12-3 in game two after a ninth inning comeback. Box score notes Foxx three homers, Connally and Brown pitchers with 17 hits allowed by Brown in 4 1 3 innings. Kline pitched 12 1 3 for Washington. umpires Dineen Van Graflan Time 1 55.
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Philadelphia
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Boston Oenserwieses
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Sewell
Goslin
Ferrell Priberg
Dinneen
Tigers Rally Past ChiSox In Slim 3 2 Win
Jonathan Stone tied the game with a ninth inning homer as the Detroit Tigers defeated Chicago 3 to 2 for their fifth straight win. The White Sox suffered their first defeat in seven games, dropping to third in the American League.
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Chicago
Jonathan Stone
Detroit Tigers
White Sox
Jobless Earning Living On Army s Illinois Farm
One of the largest back to the soil relief efforts in the midwest is a Salvation Army project on a 317 acre farm near Wheaton. About 1,000 idle men receive shelter and sustenance while skilled workers renovate buildings into housing for 300 people.
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Chicago
Midwest
Salvation Army
Wheaton
Armour Opens Five Stroke Lead in National Open
Tommy Armour of Chicago fired a 68 at North Shore Golf Club to lead the U S Open after the first round by five strokes over Gene Sarazen and six over Walter Hagen. Armour’s round featured five birdies including a 45 yard mashie niblick shot on the 17th. Neil White and Craig Wood both shot 73 to share second place, while Olin Dutra fell seven back with 75.
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Associated Press
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Glenview
Ill
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Chicago
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Armour Cooly
Mashio Niblick
Tommy
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Hagen
Bill Mehlhorn
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Olin Dutra
Craig Wood
Deal
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Topeka
Kan
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Cleveland
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Nenominee
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Flushing
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Long Beach
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Johnny Farrell
Paul Runyan
Horton Smith
Bobby Cruickshank
MacDonald Smith
Leo Diegel
Harry Cooper
Billy Burke
Wilfy Cox
George von Elm
Los Angeles
Butter Production Sets Mississippi Record in 1932
Mississippi dairy farmers produced a record 13,555,416 pounds of commercial butterfat in 1932, the highest total since 1929, as the state overcomes agricultural depression. Commissioner J. C. Holton notes continued faith in dairy cows and dairy programs.
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Miss
Mississippi
Department of Agriculture
J. C. Holton
Police uncover secret gang network in Leyte region
Police reveal a 1200 member gang in Jaro Philippines prompting Governor Vicente de la Cruz to distribute arms to selected men and form vigilante committees across cities after two Filipinos were killed during the initiation of twelve new members in Sitio Maitom.
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Philippines
Vicente de la Cruz
Leyte
Sitio Maitom
Railroad and Motor Coach Schedule for Illinois Central System
Schedule lists rail arrivals and departures for Illinois Central, Missouri Pacific, Natchez El Dorado lines, and Parmuer, plus Tri-State Motor Coaches and interurban routes. It shows east west bounds, main lines, north south constraints, and daily or Sunday only services. Specific times, numbers, and destinations include St Louis, L Rock, Bastrop, Natches, and Alexandria routes.
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Bluegrass of Kentucky Found Good For Anemia
The University of Kentucky experiment station reports that Kentucky bluegrass and sunshine make hens lay eggs rich in copper and iron, minerals valuable against anemia. Bluegrass is noted as superior to cod liver oil in increasing yolk copper content.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Experiment Station
University of Kentucky
Dorothy Hester Opens Flying School in Portland
Acrobatic flyer Dorothy Hester launches a new flying school in Portland Oregon, attracting local interest and signaling growth in regional aviation training.
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Dorothy Hester
Portland
Ore
Music Thrive in Guilford County Chorus Gala
Rural school children from 17 county schools joined in a 4000-voice chorus at a county festival directed by Guilford College music head Max Noah with assistance from Miss Gail Wilbur. The chorus, from high schools and grammar grades, was accompanied by three pianos and portions by the Greensboro High School band.
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Guilford College
N. 6
Max Noah
Greensboro High School
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