Life of Frances Deschamps and his boxing influence
Frances Deschamps rose from poverty in Paris to power through salesmanship and boxing management. He guided Georges Carpentier to a prizefight that drew 75,090 spectators and generated about $1.189 million, showcasing Deschamps as a shrewd, hypnotic manager who shaped a fighter’s style and helped win a pivotal bout.
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Radio Day by Day Highlights from NRA Meetings News
Fragmentary notes outline NRA meetings in Massachusetts with General Johnson and President speech. Mentions radio networks WEAF WABC NBC and broadcasting from studios for microphone listings. Details are unclear but indicate daily radio coverage and program notes.
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WEAF NBC Listing Signals Special Programs and Anniversary
A radio guide notes WEAF NBC plans a special program next week from Sunday, marking the Passion Play Theater event and the 300th anniversary of the play. Listings include Bird of Paradise, New Varisxr Program, House Party, and dance segments, plus WABC CBS and other stations airing varied shows and anniversaries.
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Caterpillar Surprise In A 1930s Beetle Bout
In a NEA Service feature from 1934 a playful scene unfolds as a grasshopper, a beetle and a boxing boyish Caterpillar engage in a comic contest. The beetle sports a mushroom look while the caterpillar stages a surprising bout ending with a playful twist.
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Toa
Peace talks in Europe report from Rotach correspondence
Dispatch reports from Rotach on Austria and Germany amid peace prospects. Mentions Chancellor and Bavarian state notes as observers discuss potential settlement and shifting alliances in a volatile Central European scene.
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Rotach Correspord
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Kidnapping Case Reveals Police and Family Names
A National Guard officer testified about a kidnapping incident as the first full story emerged. He described being snatched to a home, naming involved relatives and a mediator who paid a sum of money, with details pointing to a complex sequence of events and claims against several individuals.
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Unoccupied Farmhouse Fire Near New Windsor
A derelict dwelling on the farm of Juhi War northeast of Munston near New Windsor burned around 2:30 PM Tuesday, destroying a log structure valued at about 2000 dollars. Fire crews battled the blaze as neighboring sheds and debris caught fire, with the cause not yet determined.
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Warnings Received Nere
Readable text shows scattered phrases about warnings and fear but lacking clear event, names, or locations. The fragment hints at cautionary notices but provides no concrete persons or organizations.
Produce Truck Intake Declines After 1933 Inspection
The article notes that Momans saw 225 percent fewer trucks carrying produce in 1933 than in 1932 due to a crisis linked to inspections, indicating a severe drop in inbound freight during the period.
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