Babe Bath Predicts Westward Push In 1934 AL Race
Babe Bath argues the 1934 American League race will hinge on strong young players and veteran leadership, naming Washinton Phiscelpna and New York as potential contenders. He cites Grove Cochrane tensions, Parke Hit De ts and a list of notable figures connected to football, politics, and early professional basketball, noting a season opener and a surge of athletic activity nationwide.
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Winfield Notes and Visits Around Town
Mrs Herbert Pickett spent a week with relatives in Baltimore. Miss Barbers Wahkz returned home Sunday after visiting her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Wats Jr of Philadelphia. William Deriles of Oak Orchard visited his sister Mrs Olde Pickett for a few days. Mr and Mrs Ror Shipley of Westminster visited Hayre and Jenkins and family Wednesday.
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Roosevelt seen behind plan to seize gold reserves
Washington letter reports Roosevelt weighing a plan to impound gold from Federal Reserve banks and issue new currency, with Treasury certificates for devalued dollars. The piece notes advisers' doubts but hints at an inevitable move and mentions related figures and a controversial NRA order amid political tensions.
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Bad liquor scheme stalls under flexible control
The article discusses disilers stalling for time to gain the largest benefit before federal oversight. It notes the Code Authority under FACA, composed of distillers, must determine quality and labeling. A prison tip magazine cites crude methods and questionable procurement in a troubling aside.
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