Wimbledon Win Lifts U S Tennis Outlook
Robert McShane surveys post Wimbledon mood as Budge’s turn pro unsettles amateurs. Riggs overtakes Cooke, Parker revives forehand, and Davis Cup hopes hinge on fluctuating form amid German and Australian competition.
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U. S
Robert McShane
United States
J. Donald Budge
Budge
Coustey
Bobby Riggs
America
Elwood Cooke
England
Riggs
J. Donald
Cooke
Racketer
Nibes
Don Rudge
Fred Perry
Ellsworth Vines
Heari Cochet
Bill Thompson
Tony Wilding
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
von Cramm
Frankie Parker
Frank
Cockett Seebright
Hunt
Rye
Brom- Wich
West
Parker
Johnny Doeg
Wayne Sabin
Considera Hin
Davis Expection
Sport Shorts and Prominent Lines From Boxing to Football
A collage of sports notes covering a Harlem Beat style range. Mentions include Gehringer and Appling as tough pitchers targets, Northwestern’s football players earning B averages, Sid Luckman versus Davey O’Brien debates, Bettina’s hypnotist manager Grippi, and boxing showmanship clashes amid New York commission rules.
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LY Gehhig
Northwestern
Lynn Waldorf
Luke Sewell
Charley Gehringer
Detroit
Luke Appling
White Sox
A. L
Letty Grove
Duke University
Boston
Ned Sox
Yanks
Gordon Drallon
Toronto
United States
Cades
Sid Luckman
Columbia
Davey O’brien
O'Brien
Texas Christian
Noweoer
Raches
Texas Christian Star
Philadelphia Eagles
Luckman
Davey
Friedman
Sid
Tigers
Bettina
Melic
Truby
Melia
Billy Conn
New York
Grippo
Boxing Commission
Guppa
Grippa
Weetern
Unlon
Social Security Amendments Pave Way for 1940 Elections
The column analyzes Townsend pension plan politics as Senate approves Social Security amendments to broaden coverage, raise starting benefits, and adjust payroll taxes while forecasting impact on 1940 elections and tax policy. It notes projected costs, state matching funds, and labor unrest linked to WPA wage debates, plus international tensions in Asia and Europe shaping the political climate.
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Townsend
Francis E. Townsend
Senate
House
U. 8
Michigan
Arthur Vandenberg
Arrow points to Providence Ky in latest news item
The report notes Providence Kentucky as a focal point in recent coverage, with questions about crop prospects and political updates. It mentions corn tobacco and wheat forecasts, a potential shift in crop sizes, and political candidacy developments connected to 2010 Democratic contenders.
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Providence
Paul V. A McNutt
Father Divine
Harlem
Exclusive
Newport
Selgibor
Franklin Roosevelt
Colin
Neutrality and Navy News Highlight Prewar Policy Debates
The piece outlines 1935 to 1937 U S neutrality acts, arms embargo changes, and cash and carry debates as waves of isolationist sentiment loom. It notes Roosevelt's push to repeal arms embargo and restore cash and carry while factions fear escalation of war and intra party tensions. It also recounts the Squalus submarine rescue today’s troubled salvage effort and the dangerous, ongoing recovery.
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U. S
Congress
Europe
Asia
Great Britain
France
Roosevelt
Celle
Germany
Maly
Japan
Britain
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Puzzlers Answers and U S Agricultural Outlook
Answers to Puzzlers twentynine miners kaited soft confinement explosion reported. Estimates compare 570,795 bushels for corn, 1,962,000 pounds tobacco, 716,059,009 bushels wheat against last year. Mr McNutt named chief of the buying agency. Angela G C Kaufe listed among speakers.
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McNutt
Latnahlp
Re Bane Ae Sunn Krenorter Ine
Bas
Angela GC
Kaufe Oclalite
Camels Hold The Crash Far Longer
A fragmented item notes CAMELS held the crash far longer than expected as investigators seek a cause. The brief mentions bands and an event in the aftermath, with limited readable context about casualties or locations.
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Camels
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Washington
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Adolf Hiller
Chicago Tribune
Siguid Schultz
Joseph Gabbels
Stephen King-Hall
British Isles
Albert Lebrun
Sarat Delano Roosevelt
U.S
Leslie Hore-Belisha
Edouard Dadadier
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Lousiana State University
James Monroe Smith
Clarence A. Lorio
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Louisiana Medical Society
LSU
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George Caldwell
Caldwell
E.N. Jackson
Br. Smith
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