Roosevelt Hails New Deal Goals In State Of Union
President Roosevelt in the annual message to Congress reaffirms New Deal fundamentals, urges wage and hour controls, tax reform with safeguards, and farm program funding while highlighting a peacetime stance and planned budget deficit reduction. He notes broad business cooperation and defends regulatory and public works efforts.
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Eneral Motors Corporation
William 5. Knudsen
Knudsen
General Motors
General Motore
van Nuys
Indiana
Are Star Players the Best Pilots in Big Leagues
Star baseball players are discussed as potential managers. The piece notes Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth both tried management after playing careers, but neither found success. It argues playing prowess does not guarantee managerial skill and cites Cobb’s Detroit stint and Ruth’s failed attempts.
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Ty Cobb
Babe Ruth
Cobb
Detroit Tigers
Hughie Jennings
Present Crop Teake the Present Crop of Big League Managers
The piece weighs the then current major league managers against all time stars, naming Mickey Cochrane Frank Frisch Bill Terry and Pie Traynor as top former players who could be managers, while praising Joe McCarthy and Casey Stengel among others for managerial success though not all were top players. It also notes Burleigh Grimes Gabby Street Bob and other figures as part of the broader manager cohort.
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Mickey Cochrane
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Frank Frisch
St. Louis
Bill Terry
Giants
Ple Traynor
Pittsburgh Pirates
Joe McCarthy
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Bill Bickechnie
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Pittsburgh
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Connie Mack
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
M ™ Mergin
Burleigh Grimes
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bucky Harris
Washington Senators
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Jimmy Wilson
Phillies
Casey Stengel
Boston Bees
Gabby Suet
Minager
St Louis Browns
Walter Johnson
Charley Grimm
Cubs
Wes
Poker Face Remains In Comeback Spark For Helen Wills Moody
After a divorce, Helen Wills Moody plans a comeback targeting Wimbledon and Forest Hills then the Olympics. Rumors say she nearly turned pro with Perry and Til den, but aims to regain amateur top status first. She faces rivals Helen Jacobs, Helen Marble, and the Polish juggernaut Jawiga Jedrejowska on the path back.
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Helen Wills Moody
Wimbledon
Forest Hills
West
Helen
Fred Perry
Wilmer Allison
Bill Tilden
Helen Jacobs
Helen Marble
Jawiga Jedrejowska
Wooster Coach Blasts Alumni Over 1937 Coaching Purges
College athletic director L C Boles of Wooster Ohio denounces alum ni trustees and curbstone coaches pressuring authorities to dismiss instructors for not delivering enough wins. He cites ten post 1937 head removals including Harman Kipke Callison Mehre Walker McCallister Sasse Sullivan Propst and notes postseason bowls fuel rumors and cost of competition.
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L. C. Boles
Wooster
Ohio) College
College Physical Directors Society
New Orleans
Curbstone
Boles
Harvey Harman
Pennsylvania
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Prince Callison
Oregon
Harry Mehre
Georgia
Ed. Walker
Mississippi
Don McCallister
South Carolina
Ralph Sasse
Mississippi State
Tom Sullivan
Bt. Lawrences
Clyde Propst
Southwestern
Tennessee
Dodgers' 1938 plans and chaos hit Brooklyn baseball
TheBrooklyn Dodgers face a crisis as front office turmoil and staffing gaps disrupt 1938 preparations. Rumors claim the team may rely on the Yankees for spring training scheduling after General Manager John Gorman's departure, raising gloom across the organization amid uncertainty about a prosperous season.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Yankees
Brooklyn
John Gorman
Sew-Your-Own patterns offer dresses to suit every taste
The advertisement promotes Sew-Your-Own frocks with ready patterns for all-occasion styles and glamorous looks. It highlights Morning and Winter-to-Spring dresses, easy construction with seven pieces, decorative trims, and the option to copy in Latin or silk crepe. Patterns 1431 1436 1435 give sizing and fabric needs, with ordering through The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. in Chicago.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Drive
Chicago
Ill
Bell Syndicats
WNU
Gather Yarn Scraps for Flower Afghan
Yarn scraps create a colorful flower based afghan with seven inch wide strips. Crocheted in multiple color strips, the pattern offers complete directions, illustrations, materials, and a photograph, with a 15 cent pattern price from The Sewing Circle in New York.
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Needlecraft Deel
Enghth Ave
New York
N. Y
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