Bickard Promoter’s Ballyhoo Echoes in Carnera Louis Fracas
New York June 27 editor notes contoversy from a meeting involving Primo Carnera and Joe Louis as promoters push wild publicity schemes. The piece mocks extravagant stunts and predicts limited danger as ring action looms with Louis aiming to unseat Carnera.
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New York
Tus
Taly
Etiopia
Arge Primo Carnera
Joé Louis
Donnybrook Fair
Tex Richard
Richard
Musson
Teege
Harlem
Dani
Hiekare
Couton
Gladistars
Rip and the Mischievous Toddlers
A family scene shows Rip waking to a noisy breakfast as Dumcy and Dotty torment him with pranks. Scouty critiques the din while the tots spill a pail of water soaking Rip’s clothes. Rip plans to dress as chaos erupts with a retrieved gun remark.
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Rip
Ievle Coppy
NEA Service, Inc
Louis and Carnera Clash Foreshadowed in Ringside Talk
The article analyzes the looming heavyweight confrontation between Louis and Carnera, noting Louis’s past form and the challenge Carnera’s size and power would present. It weighs how Louis might handle Carnera’s formidable reach and strength, with speculation on tactics and outcomes.
A Book A Day By Bruce Cation
A critic describes The Rose as a novel that blends humor with political insight. He argues the author may be a Marxist in disguise, noting the satire masks subversive aims while entertaining readers with wit. The piece questions whether the work serves as propaganda or sharp social commentary.
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Dany Worker
Genttleman
Stamps Recall Cochranes Role in Latin American Wars
The article notes Thomas Lord Cochrane Earl of Dundonayazi a hero of Latin American independence. Chile honored him with a 1910 stamp and again in 1915 for his naval exploits against the French and in transforming South American naval history.
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Thomas Lord Cochrane
Earl of
Dundenzaid
Latin America
Chile
el Diabio
Ze. Especi
Fleen
Peru
Brazil
Greece
Ieen Victoria
Lord Cochrane
NEA Service, Inc
Hopkins denies relief charges at Alaska colonist camp
In a Senate briefing on the Alaska colonist camp, Harry L. Hopkins of the WPA said there was no serious idleness and materials for homes were arriving. He noted 1,336 people were transported there with 225 inbound workers and 425 transients, while delays stemmed from weather and logistics.
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Washington
Senate
Colonsl Reef
Alaska
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Irwin
Mostanuska
Inj
Hopkins
Licenses to be sent to milk dealers in Maryland
Wilbur Miller, chairman of the State ME Control Commission, announced that applications for licenses will be sent to milk dealers, producers and distributors across the state within days. The act requires three classes to apply within 30 days. taxes begin July 15 at one half of a cent per 100 pounds, split between producers and dealers, who pay and remit to the commission.
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Baltimore
Wilbur Miller
State
ME Control Commission
New Commission
Miller
Jailed Again The Canals of Venre Pa Nels
Fragmentary text references canals and Adriatic Sea with unclear names and events. No coherent incident or outcome readable.
Local society notes from Browningsville weekend gatherings
Residents and visitors from Washington DC and Westminster joined churchgoers and families in Browningsville for weekend visits and a Barnes reception. The community described health, travel, and farming updates as fields recover from recent washouts with corn, potatoes, and wheat showing promise.
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Woodsite
Wilam Beal
Burdtie
L. S. Beall
Bradley Watkins
Howard Watkins
Edith Day
Alary Lawson
Bradley Wark
Chandler
Matthew
Mins
John F. Burdette
Howard Willons
Edward Baker
Kemptown
Sibell Bennett
H C Butinger
New York
Afr
Maurice Snyder
Doan's Pills Promote Kidney Cleaning Warning
Health warning touts kidneys needing three pints of output daily and urges Doan's Pills as an effective old prescription used by millions for over four decades. Warns that clogged kidney tubes raise acid poisoning risk and cause backache energy loss and other symptoms.
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Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
State Bar Meeting Opens in Atlanta with Reports
The Maryland State Bar Association begins its annual meeting in Atlanta with officer reports and a round table conference. Howard Duckett discusses crime prevention. Absent 500 members are expected. The banquet features former Governor Albert C. Rutchie as toastmaster. Andrew P. Ludwig notes many drug stores. calls for reform include higher pharmacist pay and licensing changes to curb store numbers.
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Atlanta City
Maryland State Bar Association
Howard Duckett
Prigay
Albert C Rutchie
State druggists meet on too many stores debate
Baltimore June 26 discussion of the problem caused by too many drug stores highlighted the 53rd annual meeting of the Maryland state pharmaceutical association. The session focused on market saturation, access concerns, and potential regulatory considerations affecting pharmacists and communities.
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