Twenty Grand Back? Rumors Round a Comeback in California
The column discusses Twenty Grand and Beau star horses, noting talks of Twenty Grand returning to competition in California racing circles. It references Charley Strub, Jack Dergey, and Old Pappy Guys, with mentions of conditions, past form, and high-profile rivals like Sin Beau and Equipoise.
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Wm. Kor
Santa Anite
Los Angeles
California
Sin Beau
Sun Beau
Kilmer
Tough Meat For The Bulldog And Other Misread Lines
A composite of sport and entertainment notes references owners trainers and a Lexington telegram about Twenty Grand and Greentree Stable. It mentions Miss Payne Whitney and Derby records, then shifts to a humorous account of Charlie Chaplin era figures and Sennett, followed by Holstein breeding statistics and railway accident figures from 1934.
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Greentree Stable
Lexington
Miss Payne Whitney
The Story of Mick Sennett biography review
Bruce Catton highlights a humorous yet revealing portrait of Mack Sennett in Gene Fowler's biography. The piece recalls Chaplin entering films in awkward early days and Sennett’s shift from builder to Hollywood mogul, with vivid anecdotes about ambition and missteps.
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Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
Desmond
Mick Sennett
Gene Fowler
Sennett
Kim
Hollywood
Heaps Testifies in Milx Code Hearing in Baltimore
Baltimore November 1 Heaps testifies in the Royal Farms Dairy court action to restrain government enforcement of the milk code for the Baltimore area. He says the Maryland State Dairymen’s Association abandoned the sales price provision of the milk license retroactive to September 2. Heaps notes the license figure was higher than dairies paid and that the association could not return money to former members. He explains the association acts as an agent for former members, but is treated as a distributor by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. He also says the milk license sets a price farmers receive but does not cap distributor resale prices to consumers. The day’s hearings include testimony by Joan M Lescure and Paul F Seedling amid figures on licensed farmers and potential losses if the license had been followed.
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Baltimore
Royal Farms Dairy
W Heaps
Adjusteent Funch Administration
Maryland State Dairymen's Associator
Dairies
W. Calvin Chesnut
United States District Court
Heaps
Carymens Association
Lerel
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Charles G Page
Joan M Lescure
Bureau of Milk Control
Baltimore City Health Department
Paul F Seedling
Protest Filed Over Navy Mess Attendants Policy
Annapolis November 1 protesters including civic groups and leaders urge Secretary Claude Swanson to stop using enlisted Filipino mess attendants at the Naval Academy. The plan to send 140 Filipinos back at ten per month would discharge local workers in the midshipmen’s mess hall, upsetting civilian employees and raising concerns about mixed marriages among Filipinos with white or Black partners.
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US Naval Academy
Secretary of the Navy
Claude Swanson
Fie
Navy Department
Millard E Tydings
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