Sees U S Win Back Davis Cup
San Francisco July 11 AP William M Johnston predicts the United States will reclaim the Davis Cup with Don Budge as a driving force. He also foresees Helen Moody beating Helen Jacobs in the American championships at Forest Hills if the two meet. Moody’s comeback is praised as tennis history’s greatest feat.
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William M
the Bill) Johnston
United States
Herefal
Uncle Sam
Crystal Ball
Johnston
Helen Wil
Moody
Helen Jacobs
Forest Hille
N. Y
Don Budge
Big Bil Tilden
Australia
Tilden
Okla. Athlete Chooses Southern California Career Path
Orville Methews, Chickasha high school star from Oklahoma, will enroll at the University of Southern California School of Journalism. The track and football standout visited California last winter, spurring coach critiques, and holds Oklahoma prep records of 9.6 and 21. ? seconds in the 106 and 220 yard events.
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San Pedro
Calif
Chickasha
Okla
Orville Methews
University of Southern California School of Journalism
California
Middlewest
West
Mathews
Pasadena
John Jacobs
Oklahoma University
Dink Templeton
Stanford
Templeton
Dean Cromwell
Trojan
Cromwell
Mathew
Southern California
Oklahoma
Troy
Baer Reunites With Bride Amid Hand News Debunking Rifts
Max Baer returned to his bride’s cottage in Long Beach New Jersey after a Baltimore trip and dismissed rumors of a marital rift. He explained religious talks prevented a Catholic ceremony for now and announced plans for two warmup fights in the fall. Doctors in Baltimore said his hands are not seriously hurt and he could fight by September.
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Long Beach
N. J
Max Baer
Baltimore
Mary Elen Sullivan
Baer
James J. Braddock
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Secretary Wallace Heads Long Western Trip for Work and Rest
Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace begins a three week trip to Colorado and Montana. He describes the journey as a combination business tour and vacation, reflecting a blend of official duties with personal downtime.
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Secretary Wallace
Washington
Secretary of
Henry A. Wallace
Colorado
Montana
Potato crop expected smaller than last year but above 1928–32 average
The federal crop reporting board predicts this year’s potato harvest at 367,589,000 bushels, about 5 percent below 1934 output, with most decline in the surplus late states. The forecast places the crop above the 1928 to 1932 average despite the reduction.
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Washington
Federal Crop Reporting Board
Doan's Pills Promise Kidney Relief From 1934 Ad
An old Foster-MilburnCo advertisement claims kidneys hold 15 miles of tubes and urges Doan's Pills to wash them out. It warns of backache and fatigue from kidney trouble and promotes Doan's as a trusted, long used remedy.
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Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
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