Three Cows Tails Valuation Sparks County Board Debate
The county board wrestled with valuing three cows tails after a police dog reportedly bit them off from three cows owned by C. C. Strickler near Styria. Dog Warden Lee Minkler sought $25 per tail. Commissioner Davidson suggested $10 to $15, noting tails affect cow temperament and fly swatting. The board will decide and consider artificial swishers.
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Board of County Commission
Lee Minkler
C. C. Strickler
Oberlin Road
Styria
Minkler
Strickler
John E. Davidson
Davidson
Oscar Dunn
Harry Shaw
Women Receive 180 Year Sentences
In Chicago authorities guard Blanche Dunkel, 44, after she is given an 180 year term for the torso murder of Ervin J. Lang. Evelyn Smith, 46, also receives 180 years. both women react with defiance as Judge Cornelius J. Harrington explains the life-sentence choice.
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Chicago
Blanche Dunkel
Ervin J. Lang
Evelyn Smith
Cornelius J. Harrington
Sisters Meet Unaware of Family Tie in Galesburg
In Galesburg Illinois two sisters Mrs Arthur Swanson of Galesburg and Mrs Theodore Ousbeck of Arlington Massachusetts met for the first time in thirty years both unaware they were related until last October when their mother died in Sweden and left property to both sisters The discovery came after a will filing revealed the separation years ago Their foster parents upon adoption hid the truth from Mrs Ousbeck for 24 years and from their mother until her death two years ago.
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Galesburg
Ill
Arthur Swanson
Theodore Ousbeck
Arlington
Mass
Swanson
Sweden
Ousbeck
Mrs. Ousbeck
United States
Kellogg All-Bran Believed To Relieve Constipation
A Hollywood reader, 73, says after years of taking pills she started Kellogg s ALL-BRAN and now has daily bowel movements. The letter endorses ALL-BRAN for bulk to stimulate the intestines and notes vitamins B and iron, urging use with meals and as a grocerable alternative to patent medicines.
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Kellogg's
Allbran
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Ohio Softball Teams To Open Tourney Play
Ohio to host about 4,000 players as county tournaments start the 1935 season. District events will determine 16 finalists for state play in Cincinnati August 23 25 with winners advancing to Chicago in September. Cleveland districts differ. runners up may reach state meet. Toledo Crimson Crushers last year won state title. Prima Washing Machine of Sidney were runners up in 1934 district at Lima. Commissioner H Ross Bunce expects strong tourneys aided by uniform rules and season-wide adherence. All games are seven innings with 12 inch flat seam balls, 60 foot bases, and 37 foot 8 inch pitching distance.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cincinnati
Chicago
Toledo
Cleveland
Akron
Youngstown
Marietta
Portsmouth
Dayton
Lima
Marion
Canton
Danesville
Ohio Amateur Softball Association
Toledo Crimson Ceaches
Prima Washing Machine
Sidney
H. Ross Bunce
Columbus Reds Tie For Second In A A Standings
The Columbus Red Birds drew level with Indianapolis for second place in the American Association after beating Milwaukee 4 to 1 while St Paul swept Indianapolis with a doubleheader 6 to 4 and 3 to 1. Kansas City and Toledo split two games with scores of 12 to 6. Dale Alexander of Kansas City was hurt by a pitch striking his left cheekbone near the temple and the extent of the injury awaits X rays.
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Columbus Red Birds
Indianapolis
American Association
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Birds
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Toledo
Dale Alexander
Grant
U S Wightman Net Squad Named
Six top American women tennis players were named by the USTA to defend the Wightman Cup against England at Forest Hills. Helen Wills Moody declined. The team includes Helen Jacobs, Carolin Babcock, Dorothy Andrus, Ethel Arnold, Marjorie Van Ryn, and Sarah Fabyan with Mrs. George G. Wightman as captain. Draw to be held Wednesday for five singles and two doubles matches.
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New York
America
United States Lawn Tennis Association
England
Forest Hills
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Cal
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Brookline
Mass
Carolin Babcock
Los Angeles
Dorothy Andrus
Ethel Burkhardt Arnold
San Francisco
Marjorie Gladman van Ryn
Philadelphia
George G. Wightman
Dorothy E. Round
Katherine E. Stammers
Phyllis Mudford King
Freda James
Nancy M. Lyle
Evelyn M. Dearman
Crosley Field To Be Enlarged In Cincinnati
Powell Crosley announced expansion of Crosley Field seating for the Reds. A terrace will extend 40 feet into the outfield with sixteen rows of seats and a new fence. Ground rules will apply during crowded games after a 35,000 overflow crowd for Reds vs Cardinals.
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Cincinnati
Crosley
Cincinnati Reds
Powell Crosley
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Seeded Players Dominate Eastern Grass Court Semis
In Rye New York seed rankings held as Frank Parker No 2 faced Bryan Grant No 4 and Sidney Wood No 1 met Frank Shields No 3. Shields beat Wilmer Hines 6 2 0 6 1 and Wood beat Hal Surface 6 4 6 2 as Parker and Grant moved to the semifinals.
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Rye
N. Y
Frank Parker
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Sidney B. Wood
Frank Shields
Shields
Wilmer H. Hines
Columbia
D. C
Wood
Hal Surface
Kansas City
Parker
Grant
Philippines to Return to Davis Cup Play in 1936
The Philippine Islands will resume Davis Cup tennis participation in 1936 after a hiatus since 1926, announced by the Island Lawn Tennis Association in Manila. In Detroit, teams from Toledo, Cleveland and Toronto opened the 22nd Inter-Lake tennis meet at the Detroit Tennis Club with finals set for tomorrow. Detroit seeks five victories for permanent possession of the emblem.
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Manila
P. II
Philippine Islands
Island Lawn Tennis Association
Philippines
Detroit
Toledo
Cleveland
Toronto
Flag Museum Traces History Back to 1327 in Waterloo
In Waterloo Iowa Mrs T E Scott owns a flag collection that chronicles history to 1327 with notable pieces dating before 1795. Highlights include the red cross of St George on white once carried by John Cabot and the Union Jack from James II’s 1603 union era, while a South African term Moor appears in the notes.
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Waterloo
T. E. Scott
St. George
John Cabot
Atlantic
Scotland
England
James II
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