Dizzy Dean Deal Telegrams Cubs Trade And Jinx On Cubs
Discussion of the Dizzy Dean trade to the Cubs for 185000 cash and players, with debate over whether he will regain his top form. The piece notes past Cubs trades, including Tex Carleton and Len Warneke moves, and questions whether the Dean deal will break the long run of poor acquisitions.
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George A. Barclay
Dizzy Dean
Dean
Cubs
Curt Davis
Clyde Shoun
George Stainback
Dizzy
Phil K. Wrigley
Pieher
Babe Ruth
Branch Rickey Breadon
Cub
Sims
Tex Carleton
St. Louis
Bud Tinsing
Dick Ward
Bondle
The
Phillies
Fatlan Kowalik
Ethan Allen
Allen
Camilli Headache in Cubs-Dolph Camilli Swap
The Dolph Camilli Don Hurst trade unsettles Cubs and signals mixed results yet optimism remains. Babe Herman move to the Cubs from Cincinnati for 375,000 plus Jersey City suggests risk. Infielder Woody English and Roy Henshaw to Brooklyn for Linus Frey, who was sent to Cincinnati. Frey’s value questioned while English remains capable. Dean’s purchase to recoup costs may hinge on early turnout.
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Dolph Camilli
Don Hurst
Ady
Cubs
Burst
Camilli
Babe Herman
Cincinnati
Jersey City
Woody English
Roy Henshaw
Brooklyn
Linus Frey
Frey
English
Dean
Centenary of Cooperstown Baseball Diamond Established
Centenary notes mark Col. Alter Doubleday laying out the 61st baseball diamond on the Cooperstown commons with the first game played. Early baseball, once called One Ol Cat and later Rounders, evolved from Knickerbockers rules to salaried players and organized teams like the Reds.
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Col
Alter Doubleday
Cooperstown
X. Y
Doubleday
Knickerbockers
York City
Gothams
al. J. Reach
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Reds
George Wright
Moody comeback aims for Wimbledon and pro ranks
Helen Willis Moody pursues an international comeback to Wimbledon seeking an eighth title and a step toward professional status, amid whispers she nearly turned pro with Fred Perry and Ellsworth Vines. She may face hurdles from rivals including Helen Jacobs and Jadwiga Jedrzejowska as multi sport prowess spans Babe Didrikson and others.
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Wimbledon
Helen Willis Moody
Helen
Fred Perry
Ellsworth Vines
Helen Jacobs
Helen Marchie Ae
Jadwiga Jedrejowska
Babe Ruth
Sammy Byrd
Walter Hagen
Lawson Little
Bobby Jones
Tommy Armour
Craig Wood
Eddie Loos
Johnny Weismuller
Mush March
Blackhawk
Tim Crowley
Fordham
Bonnet and Sugiyama Becomes Axis Aligned Figures
Georges Bonnet France’s new foreign minister advocates a four to five power alliance including Britain and Poland as Russia’s isolation grows. In Japan, War Minister General Hajimi Sugiyama emerges as a strong fascist figure with anti parliamentary rhetoric and a push for national renovation.
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New York
Georges Bonnet
France
M. Bonnet
Poland
Russia
England
Georges de Didonne
Didos Roo
United States
Chauteniszs
Chamber of Deputies
Konore
Hajimi Sugiyama
Atreet Action
Sugiyama
Swe
National Military College
Japan
Geneva
Europe
Consolidated News Features
Ue Wnu
Elephant tormented by man injures house in Rangpur
An elephant wandered near Rangpur Bengal where a man in a garden taunted it. The mahout restrained the beast as the mocker fled. Later that night the elephant charged the tormentor’s house causing serious damage.
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Rangpur
Bengal
The Homemaker's Duty to Safe Food Handling
Distinguished nutritional scientist warns that a poor diet harms efficiency and health may suffer from spoiled or tainted food. Home storage errors, inadequate refrigeration, and moisture control enable bacteria, molds, and yeasts to spread. milk and other protein foods require strict temperature care, while appearance is not a reliable spoilage indicator.
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C. Houston Goodiss
Hastroth Street
New York
Vitamin Primer offer to homemakers in New York
Readers are invited to write to C. Houston Gordisa at 6 East 39th Street New York City to obtain a Vitamin Primer. The pamphlet presents simple charts of vitamin functions and a foods list to help families meet daily needs.
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Eaders
C. Houston Gordisa
East 39Th Street
New York City
Ask C Houston Goudiss a Question Expert Kitchen Lab
Readers can submit questions on foods diet and nutrition to C Houston Goudiss at his Experimental Kitchen Laboratory in New York City. He will answer concerns about health and personal hygiene and accepts postcard inquiries. Send to 5 East 39th Street New York City.
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Houston Coudiss
New York City
Heck
East 39Th Street
Refrigerators Save Food Quality and Health Benefits
The text extols the refrigerator as a wise family investment enabling bulk purchases, preventing contamination, and preserving flavor and texture of meats fruits and vegetables. It notes efficient cooling slows mold growth and protects health by storing food safely for nourishment rather than harm. It cites USDA experiments on digestion and energy values, and warns against excessive reheating which reduces carbohydrate availability.
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7 X of Agriculture
New Poets for the Home Exhibit Review
A fragmented notice mentions new poets featured in a home display. The readable text hints at a natural color theme and glow, with the event labeled as a potential show or exhibit opening. Details such as exact dates or locations are unclear in the fragments.
Aisle of Woman's Dreams Aisle of Woman's Dreams
Advertisements in this paper bring all daily needs into one convenient review. Shop from your easy chair and keep up with bargains to save time and money in the stores.
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