The Super Man Myth In Prize Boxing
The article argues there is no true super-man in boxing, citing Joe Louis and Jack Dempsey as examples. It discusses public perception, the role of publicity, and how fame can create an illusion of superiority that fades with scrutiny. Louis, Dempsey, and others are examined through a wary, reflective lens.
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Ty Damon Kunyon
Kings Teas
Joe Magee
Joe Louis
Robert Pasternack
Jack Dunmcey
Brize
Brecinet
Dempsey
Montana
Mr. Dempsey
Tom Cibbonses
Tom Gibbons
Lester
Dempsey Canné Otter
Fuel Manning
Will Bowers
Jack Dempsey
Noel Coward
Mae West
Bethany Women Gather for Dances and Meetings
A Lively schedule unfolds in San Antonio with Bethany and various clubs meeting at the Gunter Hotel and local homes. Groups include the Daughters of the American Revolution, Kaypa Della Kappa, and the Fifth District Federation of Women's Clubs. Events span 7:30 p.m. through afternoon gatherings, featuring luncheons, receptions, and cultural programs at venues like the Milam Cafeteria, Woodlawn Lake, and Travis Park, plus observances for National PTA and Parent-Teacher activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clus Calendai
Bethany Clnareh
Gladys Fraase
West Commierce
Thuregay
Kaypa Della Kappa
Gunter Hotel
Cairtenniay
Woodlawn Lake
Gmie
Knowlton's
Wisteria
Gutter Hotel
Sully Toker Club
H. Rolenberg
Elmhurst Avenue
Centennial Lotta Club
J. W. Rehiker
Durango Streas
American Legion
Usillory
Alamos
Jaon
Zanti-Zanti
Milam
Joel Chander Warris
Highland Park Payent-Teacher Association
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
P.G. Bowen
Highland Park
Mother Singers
Millie Waters
E. J. Sibley
W. A. Shacklett
Mrschines
P.M. Chaney
DB. P. Rochester
Blanche Bell
Eleanor Bartlett
Eleanor Perkins
C.F. Mattei
Soak
Woodland
T. A. Wall
Oscar Miller
New Funnery Igi
Ates Lids Réne
San Attonto
Edgar Johnson
Fit District
Herman Greien
Mason Chamber Sends 492 for Flood Relief Funds
Mason Junior Chamber of Commerce wired 492.38 to the St. Louis Red Cross for flood relief work. Local businesses churches and individuals contributed as part of Sunday relief collections in the Hilda community with a $20 donation sent to the Red Cross office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Mason Junior Chamber of Commerce
St. Louis
Meson
Reg Cross Ins
Influenza Closes Westhoff Schools
An influenza epidemic forces the closure of Westhoff schools Cuero reports show 60 percent of students and 80 percent of faculty homebound while Cuero physicians deem the outbreak not serious locally and spreading countywide
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westhoff
Cuero
Lhe
Lagoa Demands May Defeat Own Ends
Economist Lewis Waney of New York University argues profits justify large rewards for enterprise. He compares corporate profits to wages, notes risk and efficiency differences, and suggests wage gains depend on overall profit and capital investment while warning small-profit firms cannot raise pay without risking closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Waney
New York University
New York
Tabor
Firat Glanes
Jahor
Vince Boss Murder Case Likely Won’t Go To DeWitt
District Attorney Howard P. Green said there is little chance the Vince Boss murder case will move to DeWitt County for retrial. He noted a Mayday conference with Assistant District Attorney Charles Karp of Harriscome Hoss, who was convicted for killing RW Albert of Brenham and faces a death verdict, and the appeal outcome remains uncertain as the case was filed in June 193d with a venue change from Harris County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vince Boss
DeWitt
DeWitt County
Howard P. Green
Charles Karp
Harriscome
Hoss
RW. Albert
Brenham
Court of Criminal Appeals
Harrie County
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Superman Louis
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Ourself
Luis Angel Firpa
Toots and
Casper
Hoofer
Colonel Hoofer
Twanta
Abadaba Motors
Pete the Tramp
Jimmy Murphy
C. D. Russell
Polly
Russell
Cliiff Sterrett
Felix the Cat
Olike
Opportunity
Ons
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Federation of Women's Clubs
Artists’ Inn
George Cox
W. H. Barker
Whce
Més
Joby D. Cochran
Nis
Alex Adamas
Bar Sodth
J. B. Randall
Historis
Ren ‘T. Jordan
Victorie, Set
Girls’ Friendly Society of
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Travis Park
P.M. Varikeuren
CF. Hewlett
Detroit
J. M. Glass
Albert Sidney Johnston
United Daughters of Confederacy
Sidney La“vier
John E. Wright
Tock Hill P.T. A
Rrith Tessmann
OM ' St. Pultich’s Altar Society
Parick’s Hall
Corner Willow
van Ness
Siot
Edgewood
Detongtraion Club
Rome
Ed Bachte
Barclay Avenue
Misa Marie Strange
Besar County 1
D. A
Rose Garden
Ob & the
Laurence Houman
The
Speech Arts
San Antonio Musical Elub
Pen
Father Teague
St. Johns Parkeh Hall
Lyle Mellenbrook
Co Os
Anna Hertebers
Charles Stone
Edward Harker
Riverside Pack
Parent-Teacher Association
Congress of Parents and ‘Feathers
DeRosselle Thomas
Seta
Herribinet Wibe
Itereawar
Balt
West Halsache
I K
Beachy
Felts Dirleh
Ny Pohlman
Alex Adams
Bexar County Federated Women’s Clubs
Associated Charities
Red Cross
Woman's Club
Woman's Benefit Associative
San Antonio
Lela Mae Harvey
Westway Club
Margaret Leary
Pioneer Club
Beverly
Eleanir ‘Thorr Wid Myrtle Opem
Otlo Neuher Jr
Claudia, Jones
Winnie Ketchum
Nina M. Dowdy
Sarsh Randolph
Ursuline Academly Auditesium
Steel Corporation
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