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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1933
Page
7
A reminiscence of young Stribling’s boxing days and his carefree stunts. Pa Stridling’s strictness clashed with Strib’s appetite for golf, planes, and a motorcycle, including a tense Cleveland meeting with Max Schmeling and a wild ride that defined his youth.
In Frederick on Friday Joe Vormik arrived with a sassey cast on his hand and heard a World Series broadcast in Frederick. He traveled with Earl Averill of the Cleveland Indians en route to Baltimore for an exhibition game on Sunday. Vormik expects to remove the cast next week after breaking a bone.
A bridge problem shows how an interference bid by the opponents can derail a likely contract. South’s bold six hearts after West’s spade overcall demonstrates how misled play and a favorable lead can enable a grand slam despite a complex auction.
A World Series game ends with a home run ball snagged by the crowd amid a church pastor and spectators, while college football sees Notre Dame held to a scoreless tie by Kansas and other upset results across the East, Midwest, and South. The Giants’ inner heart is praised as the key for their success, beyond hitting and fielding.
The article notes 11 000 fewer cash customers and rising ticket prices, with fans balking at $5.50 for main seats and $4.50 for re served seats. It discusses potential price readjustments as gate revenue from two pennant winners hangs in the balance. It also mentions shredded string beans as a separate cookery tip.
Trade gossip centers on Cleveland star Cissell as Sexsual Wow contends with Jett and Lloyd Brown while Brown seeks to move Cissell. Separately a home decor note suggests painting kitchens with vivid two tone schemes such as red and silver to brighten interiors.
The World of Stamps reports a new Uruguay group with central figure and third national element. Values appear at diagonal corners from three to twelve centavos, with roman numerals III and 1933. Additions from Cluna include boil postage and airmail stamps up to $1, featuring airmail rates 25 and 50 cent and a mono Dragon flying over the Great Wall of China for the air issue.
Collectors Zeppelins Desig and Slann report a drawing change on the new U S Graf Zeppelin stamp for the Chicago exposition. The newer stamp shifts gondola placement compared with the 1930 issue, while France prints three new stamps featuring Briand Downer and Hugo with portraits and correct denominations.
Nine years after Charley Ward met H. H. Blige low in Leavenworth they formed the pair Kenda. On release Blige low offered Ward a job in advertising. Bigelow’s death and Jett a Weird’s will of 3 million left Ward, now president of the St. Paul concerns, a beneficiary.
Experiments by the bureau of standards indicate lithograph paper becomes markedly stronger when humidity rises. Tests show tearing and breaking resistance increases about 45 percent as humidity increases, affecting use in fetters or parcels and anticipated in November and December.
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