Free Alhacoar Clinic for Crippled Children at Gates Hospital
Gates Hospital for Crippled Children to hold a free clinic on Friday July 6 from 8 00 a m to 12 00 noon. Dr Theodore Willis chief Orthopedist of St Luke s Hospital Cleveland Ohio to lead with Dr William H Hull attending Orthopedist at Gates Hospital assisting. Northern Ohio agencies Kiwanis Lions Rotary Parent Teachers urged to help bring crippled children to examination during school vacation.
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Fifth set of twins born to Taylorville couple
In Tetra Hau ta Indiana on June 25 a second pair of twins was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Stevens of Taylorville bringing five children in 28 months. The first twins died shortly after birth the second pair born recently. The third baby aged bangishout year old is still living.
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Japanese town bars liquor for emperor coronation
In Takaimura, a 1,300 resident town, the council voted to ban alcoholic beverages during the emperor’s coronation to ensure an orderly celebration and reflect local sentiment against liquor. The move reflects communal desire for decorum and stability.
Doug Fairbanks Growing Fat on Way to New York
Doug Fairbanks jokes about gaining weight while Hollywood bound with Mary. He has put on about five pounds, but friends say it is becoming and adds to his New York visit plans.
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Dancing Mothers charms Rialto crowd at Elyria theatre
The Roberson-Smith Players stage four act comedy drama Dancing Mothers at the Rialto with Anne Linwood as the lead. The piece centers on a mother aging in spirit while her family remains lively and rebellious. The local stock company follows with Abie’s Irish Rose starting July 8.
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G. Swayne Gordon
President's Son Without A Job in Plainville
Johan Coolidge, recent Amherst graduate and son of President Calvin Coolidge, says he has no plans yet for his future. He plans to visit Wisconsin soon to meet his father for ideas, and mentions potential interest from the House of Morgan without any offers to date. He remains cautious amid public curiosity about his prospects.
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Farrell Goes to Kansas City for Open Qualifying
Ole B. Clark of Springfield led the mid American golf tournament with a 71 opening round in Kansas City. Johnny Farrell, fresh from winning the national open, will arrive to play his qualifying round and is permitted to play 386 holes today. Gene Sarazen and Archie Compston among others are paired with champions and contenders as leaders posted 72s and 74s in humid conditions.
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White Plains
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Chicago
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Los Angeles
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Aubrey Boomer
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Eng
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Albany
Weismuller To Lead Tank Stars
Detroit June 26 Johnny Weismuller Illinois A C swimming star will lead a 25 member American team to the Olympic games this summer. The squad includes ten swimmers four divers and eleven water polo players chosen after three days of trials in Detroit.
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Miami
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Los Angeles
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Northwestern University
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Fred Lauer
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George Schrott
Olympic Club
Reginald Harrie
Stanford University
Harold Vellmer
Godfrey Risks Vying For Heavyweight Bout This Week
New York June 25 This week will be quiet in sports after last week's rush of events. Wimbledon opens with Helen Wills defending the women's title and William Tilden chasing Cochet. The Godfrey Risko heavyweight bout is set for Wednesday at Ebbets Field Brooklyn. Tommy Loughridge meets Arnand Emanuel in a light heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden on Thursday.
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Johnny Risko
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Baseball Home Run Leaders and Totals This Week
Summary of home run leaders by league with players from Yankees Cardinals Cubs and others. Highlights Ruth Gehrig Hauser Brannon Todt Bottomley Worsby Wilson Hartnett Durat Hellman Summa and lines noting league totals National League 272 American League 244 season total.
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Baseball stars heat up the diamonds in high scoring day
Following The Babe Ruth hit his 28th home run of the year and scored twice in four at bats. Ty Cobb added a triple and two singles in four at bats with one run. Tris Speaker sat out. Frankie Frisch had a triple and a single with one run batted in during five at bats. Lou Gehrig went hitless in four at bats. Harry Heilman homered and drove in three in four at bats. Paul Waner contributed two singles and one RBI in four at bats.
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Ohio teachers convene at Cedar Point in 81st annual meet
Cedar Point Ohio June 28 3000 teachers gathered for the 81st annual Ohio State Teachers Association convention. Prominent speakers included Fielding H Yost and Frederick R Rogers with a three day program featuring educators and athletic leaders from Ohio and beyond.
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New York State
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Augusta
Maine
A. H. Upham
Miami University
Air brakes urged for airplanes in new design
Paris designer Louis Brequest proposes air brakes for planes to halt a machine that would roll 375 yards after landing. A reverse propeller and small wings would create air resistance to stop it in about 50 yards.
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