Announcements Jenny Dolly eee Ends Own Life
Jenny Dolly, once a renowned stage star, reportedly ends her life. The Hollywood figure, who came from Hungary as a child, left a tumultuous life of wealth and scandal, including a million-dollar jewel collection and high-stakes gambling on the Riviera. Her sister and family had tried to lift her mood after a Paris tax case and hospital recovery.
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Auction Sale Near Francis Hospital in Waterloo
Auction notice for sale on Wednesday June 4th at Waterlo. Includes 20 acre farm 1 mile northeast of Francis Hospital and a business block suitable for store and filling station. A. R. Smith contact phone 2860 Waterloo.
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Heavy Bombers A Patrol Agent
Article fragment describes convoy patrol risks and a long filibuster from 1908. Mentions Aldrich-Vreeland financial blue book and a May 29 to May 30 duration of 18 hours and 2 minutes. Notes failure to pass the bill and references to a tense political episode.
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Major league pace setters stumble in tight NL AL races
George Kirkley reports the Cardinals’ 11 straight wins faded to three losses as the Dodgers gain ground in the NL race. The Indians slide in the AL, the White Sox surge past them and into the lead with a clutch, run-producing lineup led by Duke Tresh and Billy Goodman. Johnny Sturm, Red Ruffing, and Ted Williams star in key games as Chicago, New York, Boston, and Detroit jockey for position.
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Indians
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Cardinalts
Mancuso
Peewee Reese
Max Lanier
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Country Slaughter
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Kirby Higbe Wor Hs
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Bronx Bombers
Red Ruffing
Tribe
Lefty Gomez
Keltner
Heath
Milnar
Harder
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Crosettis
Joe DiMaggio
Rosar
Johnny Sturm
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Senators
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Jim Bloodworth
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Ted Williams
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Teddy Lyons
Eddi Smith
Bill Dietrich
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New York Yankees
Luke Applia
Dario Lodagiani
Philadelphia Athletics
Kid Wonder
Bob Kennedy
Myril Hoag
St Louis Browns
Mike Kreevich
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Mike Tresh
Duke
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Appling
Chicago White Sox Show Strong Run
Journalist notes the Chicago White Sox, led by pitcher John McGregor, building momentum in a tense pennant race. The message highlights a surge of excitement as the club climbs standings and headlines praise the team’s improving form.
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United Press
John McGred
Chicago
White Sox
Blues, Saints win cap double header in American Association
The Kansas City Blues split a double header with Milwaukee, holding a slim lead as St Paul edged Minneapolis in 11 innings. Rin aldo Ardizola shut down Milwaukee in game two for a 5 to 1 Blues win while Don Hendrickson struggled in game one. Indianapolis beat Louisville 2 to 0, and Columbus defeated Toledo 4 to 1 in mixed results across the circuit.
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St Paul
Minneapolis
Don Hendrickson
Kansas City
Brewers
Rinaldo Ardizola
Blues
Frank Nesseth
Saints
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St- Paul
Red Kress
Frank Kalin
Indianapolis
Ray Starr
Louisville
Indians
Owen Sinegeiz
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Toledo
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National Open lineup shaping for Fort Worth golf meet
United Press Sports Editor Harry Ferguson reports on the anticipated field for the National Open in Fort Worth Texas as five players vie for the prestigious title. Jack Doyle selects the five that include stars such as Demare and Hogan with Nelson among the notable contenders.
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Prof Doyle’s golf bracket tips and odds this year
The professor outlines top contenders with Gene Sarazen Horton Smith and others in 12 to 1 group noting last year’s champion bucking averages. A second tier includes Mangrum Shute Byrd and Hagen with 20 to 1 ranges. Odds depend on wagering and agent quality.
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Horton Smith
Jenny Picard
Ralph Guldahl
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Paul Runyan
Clayton Deamer
Jag McSpaden
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Bud Ward
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Harry Cooper
Harrison
Denny Shute Guoedman
Sam Byrd
Dick Chapman
Bulla
Willie Turnesa
Hagen
Hogan
Nelson
Huega
Arlington High School Class of 1930 Reunion Held in Creek Canyon
The Arlington High School Class of 1930 held its tenth annual reunion at Creek Canyon State Park with a picnic dinner and business session. Officers elected for the coming year include President Reoberta Walters and Secretary Treasurer Ruth Mesgeier. Gerald Lee Berry born Dec 24, 1949 joined the group, attendees listed from Eden Hut, Ceder Rapids, Mesgeier, Meisgeier, and others. Western trip, returns from southern winter, and Memorial Day visitors noted.
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Daily Crossword Across and Local News Update
Crossword clues fill the page while a local news digest follows. The Open House plans unnamed yet announced promise library patrons a broader event. Residents and visitors, including Frank Knapp Carl Hall and others from Des Moines, share recent visits and weekend stays across towns, with various family updates and travel details noted.
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Carl Hall
Des Moines
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J. A. Woodson
Michigan
Marcene Eckheart
Bonnie May
C. F. Eckheart
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Taylor and Schoepke
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What Diseases Do Piles Cause
Sufferers from headaches nervousness stomach and liver trouble bladder disturbances despondency and fatigue link their condition to piles or rectal issues. Delays in treatment may worsen matters. Thorn ton Minor Clinic offers a free illustrated book about piles and rectal ailments from Kansas City Missouri.
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