Sonny Workman Names Top Three In American Racing
New York July 15 Sonny Workman ranks Duscur ey Omaha and King Saren as the standout three in American racing. He cites Cavalcade and Today as having high potential if brought to top form and notes Discovery as a truly great horse with a world record mile and a fraction. He foresees Saratoga meetings between Omaha and Today and recalls Whichone as a great yet leg-limited trainer's horse.
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New York
Sonny
Ameria
Duscorey
Omaha
King Saren
Monsonous
Knox
Earl Sende
Sammy
Ratermiv
Washington
Barry Paine
Workman
Discovery
Johnny Bejshak
Discovery San
King Saxon
Johnny
Johnny Gilbert
Saratoga
Wood Memorial
Toray
Whichone
Teday
Gallant For
Omaha Leads Santa Anita Handicap Upset Over Heavyweights
The 74 year old Nebraska’s Crusading Solon At 74 won the Santa Anita Handicap defeating Ladysman Head Play Top Row and others including Twenty Grand and Equipoise. The piece tracks Omaha’s career arc from Derby and Preakness bids to Brooklyn Handicap defeat and lists rivals like King Saxon Discovery and Black Helen as contemporaries in a crowded era.
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Santa Anita
Ike & Slasher
Ladysman
Ted Clark
Equipoise
Mate
Gusto
Top Row
Ted Clack
Azucar
Omaha
Preakness
Belmont
Dwyer
Hst
Farethom
Brooklyn
Inter
Discovery
King Saxon
Eeh
King
Black Helen
Coaching Club
Perry the Peerless Maser Repeats Wimbledon Triumph
Perry the Peerless maser surveys a Wimbledon run repeating his title defense. He defeats seven foes including world-ranked rivals, losing only three sets and never extending to five. Victors listed include von Cramm Crawford Menzel Pallada Van Ryn Haes Raimville as he dominates the tournament.
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Omnis
von Cramm
Germany
Crawford
Australa
Menzel
Pallada
Czechoslovakia
van Ryn
H.aes
United States
Raimville
Canada
Flood Threat Grips Hankow Dike as River Rises
The Wangtze river surged toward Hankow China ripping a ten foot deep by one third mile stretch from the Changjung dike alarms warned the bulwark risked disintegration. The city mobilized the military for dike repairs and civilians from nearby towns assisted with shelters and refugees.
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Hankow
China
Wangtze
Changjung
New Deal Wipes Out NRA Role as Labor Rules Stand
Washington July 15 Attorney General Homer Cummings ends NRA influence by blocking labor-standard provisions in voluntary codes. FTC and FIC had agreed to labor terms but Cummings declared nothing doing claiming it would stir trouble. NRA, once central to policy, is left with only past records to ponder.
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Rodney Ductcher
Washington
Homer Cummings
SRA
James O’neill
NRA
Federal Trade Commission
Cummings
White House
Oweant
FIC
FTC
Stinfield
America
Homer S. Cummings
Politician Retort Sparks Docketed Debate in House
A Texas representative voices disbelief toward Maine counterpart during a heated exchange. Speaker Burns notes the chair does not imply any party’s words were untrue, as proceedings proceed with formal record.
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Maverick
Texas
Maine
Breuster
Burns
Farm Foreclosures Persist Amid AAA and Ginnie Mae Quiet
Foreclosures rise as banks and insurers seize large tracts of privately owned farms despite moratoria and higher prices. Figures show a jump in corporation owned land from 294 million in 1930 to 70 million in 1933, with many farms still in foreclosure in 1933 and more sales anticipated. An Innate College study notes 101 percent of Secretary Wallace's home state acreage is now corporate owned, up from 72 percent in 1933.
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AAA
Farm Gredie Administration
Innatate College
Wallace
Huey
Huey Long
Broadmoor
A& Mutual
Louisiana
Brons
Hutt
Johnson
Leaders' rhetoric and quips touch on war, plans, and pride
The piece collects remarks from figures like Clark the Crusaders national commander attacking unemployment, Homer S. Cummings condemning corruption in his profession, Andre Siegined praising brains, and comments from Prime Minister Baldwin and Princess Elizabeth. It ends with a quip about contract bridge costs.
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Brayson
Tom Healey
Delichiuum
Truronant
Blue Danna
Coldstream
Arlington
Aurasi
Nebraska
Asucar
Detroit
Wang Saxon
Saxon
George W. Norris
Perry the
Peerless
Ladies’ Guild
Utica Reformed Church
Grayson Stull
Elsie Snook
Snook
Glenn Stull
Harry Stull
Frederick
Tugwell
Robbie
Rex Tugvweil
Rex
Burke
Vienna
Rip Collins
St. Louis Cardinals
Rip
J. &. Brooks
Uns
Webergs
Armora
Frank
Clark
the Crusaders
Europe
Asia
Andre Siegined
Oeiar
Princess Elizabeth
Greece
GEO. S. Rodock & Son
THE
Fredericktown Savings Institution
James Bausch
Jennie Rooney
Aes
R. J. Reynolds Tuba
Winston-Salem
N. C
Aruce Barnes
Willie Macfarlane
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