Farmers Key to Wildlife Conservation Emphasis
Washington Feb 7 The North American wildlife conference heard from L L Taber Columbus Ohio president of the national grange that landowners rights must be recognized and 6 500 000 farmers should join a wildlife program Aldo Leopold Wisconsin urged new incentives to reward private conservation of small game and waterfowl sites Taber said farmers should be paid for using land for protection of game and that a positive approach is needed to engage farmers Elliott S Barker New Mexico urged pairing sportsmen with farmers and noted habitat restoration as the states biggest wildlife management issue Hawes Missouri urged consolidating federal agencies and reviving the game problems advisory board Studebaker Education Commissioner proposed a conservation service in his office costing 35000 yearly and highlighted schools as a channel for spreading conservation knowledge.
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Associated Press
Washington
North American Wildlife Conference
L. L. Taber
Columbus
Ohio
National Grange
Aldo Leopold
University of Wisconsin
Taber
Elliott S. Barker
Santa Fe
New Mexico
International Association of Game, Fish and Conservation Commissioners
Harry B. Hawes
Missouri
Hawes
Advisory Board On
Mexican Boxer Arizmendi Fights Ambers at Madison Square Garden
Mexican featherweight Arizmendi from Los Angeles challenges Lou Ambers of Herkimer in a ten round lightweight bout at Madison Square Garden tonight. The card centers on lightweights with Canzoneri potential May bout. Ambers favored at 2 to 1, Arizmendi to give up about five pounds and a reach edge for Lou.
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Associated Press
New York
Baby Arizmendi
Los Angeles
Lou Ambers
Herkimer
N. Y
Madison Square Garden
Illinois
Arizmendi
Freddy Miller
National Boxing Association
Miner to die at state penitentiary for wife slaying
Moundsville West Virginia February 7 Logan county officers and penitentiary guards yesterday brought Dallas C Cutshaw a 28 year old miner to the death house. He is under sentence to be hanged March 13 for the shooting death of his wife at their home. Wyoming oilmen completed eight wells during 1935.
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Associated Press
Moundsville
W. Va
Logan County
Dallas C. Cutshaw
Miner
State Penitentiary
Basketball offense adapts to new rules and faster play
Denver notes a shift to fast break and fast cutting while delaying attacks to counter three-second rule changes. Emphasis on zone defense, skilled individual play, and tougher conditioning, with prospects of center jump elimination. Also reports 1935 Harris County farm girls saving about $19,000 in living costs through county food programs.
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Associated Press
Denver
Pacific Coast
Missouri Valley
Harris County
Texas
Stydahar To Turn Pro With Bears In 1936
West Virginia star tackle Joe Stydahar announces plans to sign with the Chicago Bears in the NFL. He ends his college career, coached freshman year at WVU, and cites offers from Green Bay and New York as well as Chicago. He notes Bill Karr as a former WVU teammate now with the Bears.
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Associated Press
Clarksburg
W. Va
Big Joe Stydahar
West Virginia University
Chicago Bears
Joe
West Virginia
Stydahar
Green Bay Packers
New York Giants
Bears
Bill Karr
Carl Brumbaugh
Australian stars strain under grind amid Davis Cup talk
In Australian tennis Circles the nerve strain on top players is debated after Vivian McGrath retired in a fifth set against H Hopman. McGrath cited lack of fitness while coach Crawford warns that three five-set matches in two days exhaust players. Jack Crawford says he may skip Davis Cup if form fails. Critics argue rising youths like Quist Turnbull Bromwich face relentless travel and exhibitions, risking early burnout.
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Australia
Melbourne Star
Australian Lawn Tennis Association
J. H. Crawford
W. B. McGrath
A. K. Quist
D. P. Turnbull
H. C. Hop
Vivian McGrath
McGrath
H. Hopman
Hopman
W. W. Armstrong
New South Wales Lawn Tennis Association
Crawford
Jack Crawford
Quist
Turnbull
John Bromwich
Ramey Outwits Boxing Opponent in Windup Bout
Wesley Ramey of Grand Rapids Michigan defeated Johnny Lucas of Camden New Jersey over ten rounds in Philadelphia last night in a rough windup bout. The fighters kept punching after the bell and had to be separated by referee Joe McGuigan. Ramey weighed 135 1 2 pounds and Lucas 140 1 4 pounds.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Wesley ‘Ramey
Grand Rapids
Mich
Johnny Lucas
Camden
N. J
Joe McGuigan
Ramey
Randolph Host By The Associated Press
Representative Jennings Randolph hosted a dinner for about 40 delegates from the United Mine Workers of America convention in Washington on February 7. Delegates came from counties in West Virginia's second district for the event.
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Associated
Washington
Jennings Randolph
D-W Va
United Mine Workers of America
West Virginia
Jesse Van Camp at Kimball Adjuster Care Park
Kimball Adjuster Jesse Van Camp is connected with the Park Hotel in Charleston West Virginia as part of local lodging or employment records. The note lists the name and location but lacks further details on role or event.
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Beckley
Park Hotel
Charleston
W. Va
Jesse van Camp
Kimball Adjuster Care Park
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