Mexico Backs Days Crusade To Curb Alcohol
Mexico launches a nationwide anti alcohol campaign led by the Health Department under President Cardenas. The drive focuses on education and social work, including daily milk distributions, to reduce pulque and other drinks. Gen Jose Siurob chairs the Anti Alcoholic Council as the government tightens controls through taxes and production shifts.
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Mexico City
John Barleycorn
Mexico
United States
Carrie Natione
Congress
Anti-Alcohol Action Committee
Health Department
Jose Siurob
Federal Health Department
Cardenas
Tabasco
Sonora
Prohibition Era Stigma May End Alcohol’s Social Drawback
The passage argues that if drunkenness forms a social stigma and alcohol drinking becomes a social liability, prohibition legislation might become unnecessary. It frames intoxication as a personal and societal concern that could self-regulate.
Baby Thomas Joseph Carey Born At St Elizabeth's Youngstown
Grafton announces the birth of a baby boy, Thomas Joseph Carey, seven and a half pounds, at St Elizabeth's Hospital in Youngstown on Saturday. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Carey. The notice lists many local family visits and social events in the area, including trips to Vermilion-on-the-Lake, Wooster, and Elyria, with residents from Cleveland, Lakewood, Akron, and Amhurst noted among guests and travelers.
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F. E. Schriver
Martha Jane
Mickey Rad
Raymond Hudson
Wooster
Carl Spiegel
Berea
W. E. Baker
Ed Geiger
West Dover
E. C. Johnson
W. E B. Baker
J. D. Whitts
Ohitts
Lula Wilcox
la Grange
Chester Wilczak
Gertrude Wilczak
Ursula Kubuski
Stace Bycinski
Clyde Myers
Vermilion-on-the Lake
Ray Trenchard
Clyde Bradley
Litchfield
J. W. Tran
Winifred
Edith Howard
Lucy Robson
M. E
Penfield
Ethel Howard
Lakewood
Milo £. Howard
Josephine Chamberlain
Rosemary
Cleveland
B. A. Rothgary
Elyria
Ruth
Alice Peerski
George Nichols
Amherst
J. C. Clark
A. C. Wolf
Earl Harper
George Wise
Memorial Hospital
Frank Hudgon
California
G. A. Garrett
Marie
Beatrice
Earl Durkee
John Kinnect
Orlando
Florida
Lottie Klinect
Marion Harper
Dover
J. D. Obitts
Gilbert Diedrich
Henry Schriver
L. J. Nairy
Jimmie
W. B. Baker
B. A. Rotheary
Jack Ulmschneider
Ralph ‘“cClellan
Beverly
Akron
Eugene Klinect
Durkee
Texas A and M predicts record vast feed crop
Dean E. J. Kyle of the school of agriculture at Texas A and M College forecasts the state will harvest its largest ever feed crop with wide variety. With proper care the crop could yield feed sufficient for two seasons this year.
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College Station
Tex
Dean FE. J. Kylie
School of Agriculture
Texas A
M. College
Texas
Dean Kyle
Rare Swiss music box owned by Mrs Anton Bauer
Doniphan Missouri reports Mrs Anton Bauer owns an antique Swiss manufactured French music box. It plays a dozen French tunes. The mechanism uses a metal cylinder with projecting posts. as it revolves the posts strike producing tones similar to a French harp.
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Doniphan
Anton Bauer
Mystery Play Staged in Elche for Assumption Feast
A primitive Mystery Play, said to feature miraculous words and music, was staged in Elche to celebrate the Feast of the Assumption. The performance drew local spectators and offered a glimpse into ancient liturgical drama.
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Elche
Spain
Columbus Head Asks For Free Gate In Toledo Replay
Columbus Club president George M. Trautman appeals to Thomas J. Hickey for a free gate on Saturday August 31 as two protested games with Toledo are replayed. The dispute stems from June protests over Don Hurst and a season of protests by Fred Haney.
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Columbus Baseball Club
Thomas J. Hickey
American Association
George M. Trautman
Columbus Club
Hickey
Toledo
Columbus
Fred Haney
Don Hurst
Hurst
St. Louis Cardinals
Buddy” Hassett
Haney
Trautman
Kansas City
W. G. Bramham
National Association of Professional Leagues
Waldo Shank
Doubles Championship Spotlight At Longwood Club Today
Veterans Wilmer Allison and Johnny Van Ryn clash with young stars Don Budge and Gene Mako for the National Men’s Doubles Tennis title at Longwood Cricket Club. Budge and Mako advanced by defeating Frank X. Shields and Frankie Parker, while Allison and Van Ryn previously came from behind to beat Henry Culley and Wilmer Hines.
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Johnny van Ryn
Don Budge
Gene Mako
Longwood Cricket Club
Allison
van Ryn
America
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Mako
France
England
Henry Culley
Wilmer Hines
Frank X. Shields
Frankie Parker
Alison
George Lott
Lester Stoefen
Kay Stammers
Roderich Menzel
Czechoslovakia
Sarah
Carolin Babcock
Los Angeles
Dorothy Andrus
Stamford
Conm
Reds Defeated by Phillies 12 10 in Exhibition
Philadelphia edged Cincinnati 12 to 10 in an exhibition as wild pitching and ragged fielding helped the Phillies pull away early. Gene Schott started for Cincinnati. Gomez’s presence in Philadelphia drew a protest from the Reds who claim him as theirs. The game opened with five Phillies runs, Cincinnati answered with eight in the second, and the Reds added two more in the fifth before Hollingsworth and Frey closed the mound duties. Cincinnati opens a four game series at Brooklyn with Freitas slated to pitch.
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Cincinnati Reds
Gene Schott
Cincinnati
Charles Dressen
Schott
Reds
Phillies
al Hollingsworth
Hollingsworth
Benny Frey
Jose Gomez
Gomez
Monessen
Brooklyn
Tony Freitas
City League softball game postponed
The City League softball game between Sears-Roe Bucks and Steel & Tubes was postponed today. Elyria Hardwares travel to Grafton tonight to face Rothgery Motors, with hardware players to meet at the South End poolroom at 8:30.
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Columbus
Paul
Toledo
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Syracuse
Baltimore
Toronto
Tee
Newark
Rochester
Albany
Buffalo
Sears-Roebucks and
Steel & Tubes
Grafton
Elyria Hardwares
Rothgery Motors
South End
Clevelander Wins Ohio Archery Championship
In Toledo on August 26 William Folberth of Cleveland won the 46th annual Ohio State Archery championship with 1832 points, his first year in the Senior Division. R W Neubecker of Cleveland was second with 1676 points. Erna Schweitzer of Cleveland won the women’s title and Roger Knepper of Toledo won the junior title.
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Toledo
William Folberth
Cleveland
Folbberth
R. W. Neubecker
Erna Schweitzer
Roger Knepper
Hughes Provisions Defeat Cleveland Girls 18 to 0 in Softball
Hughes Provisions routed the Blepp Coombs girls of Cleveland 18 to 0 on Harmon diamond. Elmer Bainbridge and Don Gurney split pitching duties as Hughes held Cleveland to four hits while their bats totaled twenty two hits. Meyer went four for four, and Bainbridge earned the win as the game ended after six innings.
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Blepp- Coombs
Cleveland
Harmon Diamond
Elmer “Curley
Bainbridge
Don Gurney
Skorish
Jack Meyer
Hughes Provoslon AB. R.H
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Wehman
Inmes
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Benneth
Yong
Michael
Whitbeck
Blepp Combs
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Sederis Restaurant
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Sas Ale
Elyria
Escobar Salica Meet In Bantam Title Bout
Sixto Escobar of Puerto Rico faces Lou Salica in a 15 round bantamweight title fight at Dyckman Oval New York. Escobar is seen as slight favorite and is recognized as champion by the Montreal commission and NBAA while Salica holds New York State title.
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Panama
Sixto Escobar
Lou Salica
Dyckman Oval
Escobar
Montreal Commission
National Boxing Association
Salica
New York State
Feminine golfers begin 39th national qualifier at Minneapolis
At Interlachen Course Minneapolis the 39th national women’s championship opens with 95 entries reduced to 0 by the first round. Notable withdrawals include Mrs June Beebe Atwood. The 4 low scorers advance to match play Tuesday and rounds continue daily through Friday with a 36 hole final Saturday. Mrs Glenna Collett Vare remains a past champion. Dorothy Traung and Dorothy Traung are named contenders alongside Opal Hill and Marion Miley with Van Wie retired.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Uw.pi
June Beebe Atwood
Chicago
Glenna Collett Vare
Virginia van Wie
Welsh Practice Session on Jefferson No 2 Diamond
The Welsh Funeral Home east ball team will hold a practice session tonight at 8 30 on the Jefferson No 2 diamond.
All-Stars Set For Game With Bears
The All-Star College football players prepare to meet the Chicago Bears in a Thursday night exhibition. After two weeks of drills the national team shows improved timing and speed, with Stan Koska backed by Buzz Wetzel and Inky Watkins to power the attack. Notre Dame shifting backs and ends will be used.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
Bears
Stan Koska
Minnesota
Buzz Wetzel
Ohio State
Inky Watkyns
Southern
California
Notre Dame
85th Ohio Fair Opens Today to Large Crowds
Columbus reports record first day attendance at the 85th Ohio State Fair as women and children enter free. Weather and paved grounds boost early crowds while judges begin selecting prize winners. Junior Fair offers $13,500 in prizes and total premiums reach $116,827.40. Racing purses amount to $10,500 daily at 1 p.m.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bandits Loot Cleveland Plant In Police Disguise Robbery
Three assailants dressed as a police officer bound and gagged watchman Arnin Safran at the Miller Becker Co. in Cleveland. They looted a safe of between 5000 and 6909 dollars in cash and checks after forcing the safe door with a crow bar. Safran, 56, said he allowed beat patrols to use the phone at night and was left untied at first. Two suspects escaped through a window, leaving the other inside before fleeing.
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Cleveland
Miller-Becker Co
Arnin Safran
Safran
Rostka Signs New York Contract with Dodgers
Stan Kostka, Minnesota All-American fullback and top college star of 1934, has returned his signed contract to the Brooklyn Dodgers professional club in New York.
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Rostka
New York
Stan Kostka
Minnesota
Brooklyn Dodgers
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