Barracks Briefs On campus sun and sport workloads
The piece has cadets enjoying sun and indoor baseball games amid debates over tennis court repairs and uniforms. Doak Campbell faces a pending case with the Commandant while Ed Markham prepares for tennis action. First class cap rules and slacks appear tied to grooming and dress code disputes.
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Doak Campbell
Doak
Roen
Ed Markham
Boise
Billy Ellison
Pro Tennis Stars Split After Baltimore Tour Finish
The American French quartet ends a tour to ten eastern and midwestern cities. William Tilden II and Ellsworth Vines lead the Americans in wins over Cochet and Pian, with Vines losing a singles match and Tilden winning a dramatic five setter. The series tally stands 42 wins for the Americans in 50 matches. The players head to New Haven Trenton and Atlantic City for upcoming engagements. Cochet Pian join Richards and Barnes for a southern and midwestern swing starting next Sunday in the Bronx.
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Amercan
William T. Tilden
Ellsworth Vines
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Arthur Chapin
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Henri Cochet
Martin Pian
Vincert Richards
Bruce Barnes
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Tilden
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Evan Not a Candidate for Ward Seat, Workers’ Party Says
The Workers' Party stated that Dr. Evan would run for a Third Ward seat. A Record report notes Evan is pastor at A. ME. Church and has not yet informed his church board of any candidacy.
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A. ME
Creomulsion promises sevenfold relief for colds
Advertises Creomulsion as a seven action remedy that fights lingering colds without narcotics. Claims it is powerful yet harmless and pleasant to take. Promises immediate money back if cough or cold not relieved, with refund available at your own druggist.
Roosevelt seeks to avert auto strike via conciliation
President Roosevelt urged delaying auto industry strikes to Thursday as union leaders and manufacturers clash over wage cuts and recognition. Key figures including Sloan, Chrysler, and McCauley met amid warnings of a potential nationwide stoppage affecting 250,000 workers. The NRA license power looms as a possible tool to force peace while Washington weighs legal options and a plebiscite on representation.
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Air mail contracts may face hearings this weekend
Signs emerged that aviation firms losing airmail contracts could be heard. Postmaster General Farley said about a dozen firms sought hearings as the administration weighs the issue before the weekend. Officials noted loyalty of mail users to commercial lines while bulk express letters were routed to air hubs before entering the mail.
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