Lightweights To Battle Tonight In New York
Lupe Tenorio of the Philippines faces Bruce Flowers of New Rochelle in a slated lightweight bout at Stadisun Garden tonight. Tenorio, a swift climber who recently knocked out Stanislaus Ioayza and beat Brooklyn’s Joe Ghek, seeks a top ranking as Flowers, a fast rising contender, is favored to win.
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Bowling Scores in Chicago Signings Prompt Confusion
Chicago figures Fred Pleke and Prew Jones, both linked to the Cubs pitching staff, signed for a reported 1445 cent trhicts in a bout of unclear records.
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Superman and Wife to Demonstrate Strength Sunday Evening
Mary Maksiunah and husband Mlady Maksonuk will perform in Ho'g ross hall Sunday showing feats of strength. They plan a 300 pound chest load, hammer breaks, and other demonstrations to impress spectators. The couple claims Hercules like powers and will reveal their training methods.
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Special Chicken Dinner This Sunday in Oberlin
A community notice invites residents to a special chicken dinner this Sunday in Oberlin Ohio. Proceeds support local programs. Tickets are available at the town hall and from church volunteers.
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Indians Take Week Off To Concentrate On Exams
SPART BRIFES BLOOMINGTON Indiana coach Everett Dean ordered the Indians basketball team to take a full week off to study for exams. Team will resume practice February 1. New York report notes indoor track official appointments and racing results briefly.
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Board Grants 173 Paroles From State Reformatory
The state board of clemency granted paroles to 173 inmates of the state reformatory at Stansfield Ohio. Names include Ken Parker Robert Cann Edward Pertins Charlies Metcalf Philo Jenkins Seal Davis and many others from counties such as Scioto Mercer Butler Preble Richland Mahone Hamilton Franklin Franklin and Columbiana among others. The moves affect inmates with anticipated release dates in March April and July from multiple facilities.
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Pandemonium of Fruit Names Described in Text
An unclear passage mentions fruit varieties from tiny Tangerines to large melons with confusing spellings and terms like orapees and Pie tao. It lists a range from small to very large fruit, highlighting a chaotic, garbled description.
Plenty of Money for Mortgage Loans Declares Babson
Babson Park Florida reports a 1928 outlook of abundant mortgage funds as banks building and loan associations and insurers increase real estate lending. Analysis notes more capital for home building, rising real estate bonds held by national banks and varied regional loan rates, with caution about overextension and borrower character.
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Investment cautions amid overbuilding and real estate bonds
The article warns of liberal appraisals and abuses in lending, urging scrutiny of mortgage backing and trusted issuing houses. It favors private home loans where the buyer knows the property and the seller, noting possible bargains if market conditions improve but stressing prudent selection.
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