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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1931
Page
7
The text notes the Canadian Amateur golf champion and rivals like Rob facing pressure at match play. It mentions past winners in 19, 75, and 1950, and hints at U S crown hopes. The tone recalls a sports deadline with speculation on form and results.
A fragmented note recalls a past season with Babe Adams and other players. It mentions a long winning streak, a Giants game ending 10 to 2, and references to performances a decade ago and one year prior with outs and scores.
The Tivoli presents Young As You Feel a Will Rogers comedy with Mix on screen and a stage appearance by Careceyd. The narrative follows a wealthy widower seeking social profit and romance. Also noted is Galloway with B and C Railway and a ceremony honoring his long service.
On August 24, 1927, Emperor Wi- Sam addressed battalions on the Flamers fronts, declaring Germany’s hatred of England and vowing victory. De Hauer quoted divine certainty, urging conquest and stating England as Germany’s chief enemy despite the war’s difficulties.
Washington reports a new wave of wheat sales may occur before week end. A potential 15 million bushel sale to China for flood relief is noted amid plans to reduce surpluses. Congress and farmers discuss methods to use the board's funds to aid growers and stabilize prices while pondering thousands of disposal ideas.
Quincy, Aug 24. Jake Kilrain, famed veteran of the 19th century prize ring, recalls battles with John L. Sullivan and Jem Smith. Now 75, he lives with wife Ma in a River Street home, recalls training on meat and dodging police, and still befriends boxing memory while working odd jobs and tending his garden.
A Washington report on the Wilker sham inquiry criticizes deportation tactics as bolshevik styled. The commission questions officials and sources of information, alleging abuses and improper powers in immigration enforcement.
Miss Helen Elite was chosen president of Medgesville Chapter U D C in W V. Aug 23 meeting. Officers include First VP Mrs D Ho Wilhelm, Second VP Miss Margaret Roop, recording secretary Miss Georgia Lingayfellae, corresponding secretary Miss Kathryn Gordon, treasurer Milas Alice Ronk, historian Mrs F L Beall, custodian of crosses Mrs Margaret Brannham, registrar Mrs Margaret Evans.
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