Local Golf Roundup Shows Narrow Wins Across Amateur Matches
In La Saur County Amateur Golf at Hess Ridge Fatl W Brown fell 2 and 1 to Dale White as White’s Chevy Ridge squad dominates early action. First round results include Jasky beating Mate 2 and 1, Varsineak over Rose 4 and 3, Machock over Fenowsy 1 up, Ley over Fists 2 and 1, Kovais over Jalens 2 up, and Schafer edging Dudek in a tight 2 up win after extra holes. Class B saw Brandt top Riels 9 and 2, Dolhee defeat Woodcock 2 and 1, Stonse over Keys 1 up, Yuhas over Kkoblmvet, Sblip over J, Kerr over Navin 3 and 2, and Bainridge over Blorl 2 and 1. Weather delays push some first round matches to today or tomorrow. Cherry Ridge caddies plan local play with 18-hole schedules starting at 5:3 p.m.
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Rudy Mate
Juci Varsineak
Silk Rose
Walt Machock
Stan Fenowsy
Ralph Ley
Paul Fists
Joe Kovais
Matt Jalens
Lynn Schafer
Stan Dudek
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Beh Riels
Frank Dolhee
Walt Woodcock
HC Stonse
Jt Keys
Mike Yuhas
Adolph Kkoblmvet
Lass
Mop Kerr
Henis Navin
Ataer M Bainlidge
Harry Blorl
Bobby Jones Visits Budapest Inspires Local Golf Fans
Malcolm, a St Andrews enthusiast, recalls meeting Bobby Jones on a Budapest train platform. Jones, adored as the greatest golfer, visits the city for a casual game, sharing tips and boosting Hungarian interest in golf. crowds flood practice tees as locals seek the famed American’s guidance.
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Malcolm Nood
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Prince of
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Spiu
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Thenes
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Budapest
National Tennis Tournament Set to Open Thursday
The Lawn Tennis Association will draw pairings for the national singles championships starting Thursday at Forest Hills. Wilmer Allison of Austin Texas will not defend his title amid a declined invitation. Fred Perry of England and Don Budge of California are among seeded contenders. Helen Jacobs, Wimbledon champion, will defend the American title and is expected to be seeded first among women.
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English
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Lalfornia
Helen Jacobs
Wl Tomers
Suis
Major Loop Leaders At United States Open Preview
In Brookyn New York August news highlights a top field of political teams and standout players, aiming for national prominence. The preview notes key contenders such as Lee defending champion and four marked teams poised to challenge, with results expected next month.
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United States
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Aigelima
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Chdampion
Painesville
Charles D Dithardt
Wichliffe
Obies
New York
War on Spain prompts US naval actions amid tensions
Fragmented text describes American policy after attacks near Spanish coast. President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull vow to remove American nationals from Spain. A bombardment and the sailing of the battleship from Gibraltar are noted, with reports of a plane approaching the ship at 4 19 p m and commanders detailing the air threat amid mounting war concerns.
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Ronar Yvelto Oretary
Cordell Hull
Spain
Ino
Gibraltar
Buthoa
Mander
Ro Nivin
Grier Sterl Company settles labor tensions with 2% raise
Ohio news brief reports Sterl Company halted since June 1 for labor difficulties. A three year pact with union leaders grants a 2 percent wage increase, allows an employee grievance committee, and states no interference with labor unions.
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Sterl
American destroyer Kane repels Spanish rebel air attack
A trimotor rebel plane dropped bombs near the US destroyer Kane southwest of Canis Port. The Kane fired antiaircraft rounds, shot down a plane, and another bomb strike caused minor damage. President Roosevelt and the State Department condemned the attack and urged Spain to respect American property. The incident marked a second US protest since the rebellion began, warning Madrid to hold the regime accountable for any seizure of American assets.
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Anning
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Kane
Serther
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Rapid City
Hall
State Department
Spain
Hanes
Rewnise
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Regima Sufetio
Hombins
Canis
Rehela
Business Curve On Firm Trend Upward
Washington August 31 postwar gains in almost all lines of business pushed the recovery curve to new highs. The Chamber of Commerce hailed the uptrend while criticizing government interference as indefensible. The report noted July and August gains in manufacturing, employment, construction, rail, and power output, with farm income and prices also improving despite drought.
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Washington
Ls$ Chamber of Commerce
Tonaon
National Association of Credit Men
Treasury
Chamber of Commerce
Sergeant Massie Charged in License Plate Case
Sergeant Massie of the State Highway Patrol filed charges of obscuring a license plate against Judge John Whitten in his domestic court. Judge Whitten paid a $5 fine and $650 costs after a remittance. In Cleveland August 3 patrolman James Stanke fixed a traffic light when a car struck his signal truck. he was left dangling and later rescued as fellow officers pulled him free.
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Stanka
Increase Allowance For Ohio's Needy Aged 86 035 On Pension Roll
Ohio widens social security benefits under the act with seven of ten programs. The Social Security Board reports spending reach of $5,609,000 for needy aged assistance in Ohio. In 1934 Ohio averaged monthly allowances of 654 dollars to 36,543 aged dependents, rising to 15.10 dollars in June 1936 for 86,085 recipients.
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Washington
John G Winant
Spert Security Board
Berm
Childrens Bureau
US Department of Labor
Boy Confesses To Killing Widow
CHICAGO Aug 31 A 15 year old choirboy Roland Munroe confessed to killing Mrs Agnes Roffels a 55 year old crippled widow in her home with a hammer and cane after visiting to collect payment for newspapers He claimed the act was a perfect crime and said he would face execution he intended to sell stolen jewelry worth about 15 to a fence A roomer found the body after the youth washed blood from his shirt and then returned home The youth had been troubled lately and was taken to a psychiatrist with an initial report pending
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Roland Munroe
Bis
Agnes Roffess
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Rolands
Subpenas Issued in Harrison Liquor Shake Down Case
Franklin prosecutor issued subpoenas to several persons to appear before the grand jury Friday in the Harrison liquor shake down case heard last week by the state liquor board. Vernon Hosking did not name all witnesses. Clarence B Harrison of Columbus testified he paid sums to people at Democratic state headquarters to protest liquor and cheer permits.
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Donald Hoskina
Franklin
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Francis Poulson
Liquor Board
Clarence B Harrison Columbus
Varios
Bridge Approach Collapse Scene Described in Shaky Prose
An unclear passage discusses a bridge approach failing under stress, comparing it to frosting on a birthday cake and noting that even firm structures like steel and concrete can be compromised. The text mentions danger and references Gibraltar as a hypothetical example of a possible failure under certain conditions.
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Convent
Gibraltar
Fragmentary report notes larger thrusts in region
Snippet describes third action in two days in the Guadaramas with reference to government pressure and a Teel advance from the northeast. The readable text suggests a rapid sequence of provocation amid regional activity, but details are fragmentary and names are unclear.
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Toly
Gove
Organized Labor in Ohio Campaigns for Roosevelt
In Columbus Ohio Aug 21 organized labor adopts a plan to back Franklin D Roosevelt for re election Delegates in a state convention of the Non Partisan League of Ohio authorize central labor bodies to appoint county chairmen to direct the Roosevelt campaign across the state Led by John Owens Lyden Loungstown and P T Fagen the movement vows broad outreach in counties lacking local labor bodies and denounces Liberty League methods while praising Roosevelt as essential to national interests
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Roovevelt
Non-Partisan League of Ohio
John Owens
M iLyden Loungstown
Ohio Federation of Labor
P T Fagen
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Roosevell
Countes
Owens
Liberty League
United States
Lyden
Macklin Delano Roosevelt
Soane
White House
Troops Hold Line Near Siguerza Amid Madrid Threat
Forces at Siguerza, about 65 miles northeast of the capital, face a rebel advance toward Madrid. Continued column progress could jeopardize the capital by threatening its food supply and starving its water sources as the advance pushing toward the city accelerates.
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