Dreamland Theatre Feature Impresses Despite Gloomy Setting
In Columbus the Millers lost 11 to 10 as Columbus edged them in a tight baseball game. Hattser homered twice for Milwaukee, but Columbus rallied to win. Other results include Milwaukee beating Indianapolis in ten innings, Louisville topping Kansas City 7 to 4, and Toledo defeating St Paul 5 to 4 with homers from Galetzer and Hale.
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Young Bride at Capitol Theater Stardom Pair
Q STARS 10 BE SEEK IN FILM AT CAPITOL Fils popular screen names head the cast of Young Bride a story of a girl's unselfish love and a wayward youth's regeneration which moves to the Capitol Theatre tomorrow and Thursday Helen Twelvetrees Eric Linden Arline Judge Rosco Ates and Cliff Edwards are the quintette of favorites in this RKO-Pathe picture The story follows a cultured librarian's assistant who longs for romance and finds it in a difficult path influenced by desire and circumstance.
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The Second Honeymoon at Rialto Theatre
The Continental talking feature The Second Honeymoon opens tomorrow at the Rialto Theatre. Josephine Dunn plays Mary Huntley who longs to live alone in the mountains with her love and learns that romance can reveal a husband’s true heroism.
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Josephine Dunn
Rialto Theatre
Harvard student reports loss of pennies in two strangers incident
Horatio Bisbee of New York a Harvard student told police he had 860 pennies stolen or lost in a confrontation with two unknown men. Police are investigating the peculiar incident and locating the missing coins.
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Youngstown Edges Fort Wayne In Ten Inning thriller
DAYTON O Aug 23 Youngstown crowded out Fort Wayne in a 10 inning battle to claim a 6 to 5 win as Central League leaders. Erie idle. Dayton won 6 to 3 in 10 innings against Cincinnati. Tomorrow Dayton at Erie and Fort Wayne at Youngstown.
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Risko May Get Crack At Max Schmeling
Cleveland reports indicate Johnny Risko's comeback earns him top billing as Madison Square Garden officials plan an elimination bout between winners of Risko Levin and Baer Schaaf to determine Schmeling's next opponent. The victors face Schmeling in a Miami bout scheduled for February.
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Major League Leaders Leading Hitters and Runners Batted In
Major league leaders list top hitters and pitchers with names clubs and totals. O Howell Robins Foxx Athletics Klein Phillies Hurst Senators Waner Pirates ODeul Robins Jones Weaver Cubs Ruth Yankees Warneke Gomez leading batting totals RBI and win percentages noted in compact standings style.
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Baseball All Star players shine in uneven day
In a five at bat session Jimmy Foxx doubled and added two singles to drive in a run. Babe Ruth went 0 for 3. Lou Gehrig went 0 for 2. Al Simmons collected five singles. Bill Terry went 0 for 8.
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Paris to enlarge Pont des Saint Peres over the Seine
Paris plans a major bridge expansion of the Pont des Saint Peres over the Seine. The project, the largest bridgework to date, will cost 36 million francs with half funded by the State and the remainder by Paris and the Seine department.
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Standard Oil Takes Option on Gene and Glenn
Standard Oil Co of Ohio announced a seven day option on the radio services of Gene and Glenn. The option expires August 29 and, if revived, the program would air six nights a week starting around September 20. The company may announce the move over WLW Cincinnati. Gene and Glenn return from summer vacation for NBC chain commercial program on August 29, relayed by WTAM.
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Man Keeps Bicycle Safe By Relocating It Inside
Bud H. Lawson reported his bicycle stolen eight times in Columbus, so he decided to take matters into his own hands by carrying the bike to the second floor and parking it inside the office where she worked, a dramatic move after repeated thefts.
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Hailstones Free Ice Cream On Farm Scene
A farmer near Circlesville reports hailstones collected in a bucket to freeze home made ice cream. Pellets varied in size with some reaching bird egg size. In Newport News Virginia a sea turtle weighing 469 pounds aged about 140 years caused a stir by breaking a fish market window before being returned to safety.
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Eight Year Old Girl Lifeguard Serves at Lake Michigan
Betty Klemm eight year old of St Joseph Michigan has qualified as the youngest lifesaver on Lake Michigan beaches. She recently rescued a five year old boy who waded into deep water and was placed into lifeguard service immediately. She is an expert swimmer.
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Radio Programs on Cleveland Stations Schedule
Eastern Standard Time listings show WHE WGAR and WLW with varied musical acts led by Chandu the Magician Nelson's Orchestra Abe Lyman's Orchestra Kate Smith and Stern's Orchestra plus sports and weather segments, nightly dance bands and variety showcases across multiple stations, ending with Rosenthal's Orchestra and Heten Wyant lineups.
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Regents to Visit Prairie Dogs on West Texas Tour
Regents of the University of Texas plan an official vacation this month among prairie dogs and coyotes of West Texas. Accompanied by University President H. Y. Benedict and State Land Commissioner J. H. Walker, the regents will tour 17 counties where the University owns 2,000,000 acres. Four oil fields located partly on University lands will be visited.
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Horse kills foxes at Niehaus farm in Millville Iowa
A horse on Fritz Niehaus’s farm in Millville, Iowa, killed two foxes this year while guarding poultry and a litter of pigs. The horse defended chickens and attacked another fox after a raid on the piglets. Niehaus collected the bounty and kept the pelts.
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Pillow Acts Unfold Hidden Wealth at Paris Auction
In Paris a cushion in an auctioned furniture lot yielded 34,000 francs when 100,000 franc notes spilled out as two idle workers toyed with it. The cushion was discarded as soiled, and the purchaser of the lot learned of the windfall only after the sale.
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Claims Closer Kinship In Washington Line
Miss Anne Washington of Middleport claims closer kinship to George Washington than Anne Madison Washington who recently traveled with Major Doo Little. Anne Washington bases her claim on being granddaughter of Baltimore merchant Andrew Park who married Harriett, George’sfavored niece and daughter of Samuel, George’s full brother.
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First Ticket Sale Sparks Campbell Crowd After 40 Years
Campbell residents gathered to witness a ticket purchase from San Jose to Campbell, the first sale in 40 years and the first passenger car ride in 11 years, drawing a large turnout and local excitement.
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Walker hearing drags as ouster case nears third week
Albany August 23 The Walker ouster hearing may extend into a third week with the ninth session only the second day of Walker defense before Gov Roosevelt. Three witnesses, all taxi board members, testified yesterday as 22 summonses were issued including eight Republican state leaders.
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Baker to Campaign for Roosevelt Garner in New York
Newton D. Baker former Secretary of War will campaign for Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt and John N. Garner. Democratic nominees for president and vice president, it was reported today.
World Round-World Flight Encounters Storms in Alaska
Captain Wolfgang Von Gronau and three companions waited for better weather in Juneau before resuming their journey to Cordova aboard a Dornier flying boat. They faced storms yesterday between Prince Rupert, B C, and Juneau, forcing a return to port.
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Harvard Professor Honored by Caen in 500th Anniversary
Harvard historian Professor Charles Homer Haskins received an honorary doctor of laws from the University of Caen marking its 500th anniversary. The ceremony was witnessed by President Albert Lebrun of France, though the honoree could not attend.
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Cox Running Mate Tisdal Named On Joblesa Ticket
Cox selecting Elk City Ohio based Dr W C Tisdal as vice presidential candidate on the Joblesa ticket led by Father James Cox of Pittsburgh chosen at the party convention in St Louis Missouri. Tisdal is a 32nd degree Mason and Cox a Catholic priest.
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Largest Indian Skeletons Unearthed in California
Stockton archaeologist Harry T Sanford and a crew found three skeletons in an Indian burial mound near Garwood Ferry bridge. One skeleton measures seven feet, believed to be the largest Indian skeletons unearthed in California.
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Rose bush 22 feet tall grows in Lewiston yard
A rose bush 22 feet tall is growing in the Libby Avenue yard of C. F. Doliver in Lewiston Maine. The unusual plant is mentioned in a brief local item filed by the Lewiston bureau.
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