Y-Indus Club to Attend Ohio Young Men's Conference
Y-Indus Club plans representation at the state conference of Young Men's Clubs of Ohio. A meeting at the Y.M.C.A. tonight will decide the delegation. The Sunday event in Columbus features Dr. Frank D. Stutz of Dayton. Questionnaires on liquor policy will be reviewed during the conference.
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Elyria
Elderly Elyria Mothers Over Ninety Named for Mother’s Day
Five Elyria women aged between 2 and 94 are listed as over ninety as the Chronicle Telegram seeks names for a Mother’s Day feature. The oldest will be honored May 13 at the Capitol Theatre with Careks sending flowers and C. W. Scheide photographing her. Names must be sent by noon Thursday for proper coverage.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Capitol Theatre
Careks
C. W. Scheide
Chronicle-Telestam
Camden Township forms 17 member boys club
A new Four H Club was started in Camden Township with 17 boys expressing interest in joining and starting projects this season. Active project work will begin soon. The rest of the note mentions 18 peerages held by women in Britain and the Rockefeller Foundation operating a modern hospital and medical school in Peiping, China.
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Camden Township
Great Britain
House of Lords
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Rockefeller Foundation
China
Peiping
Constance Bennett Sings at Preamland Theatre Today
Constance Bennett performs at Theatres At The Theatres showing Moulin Rouge at the Preamland Theatre today. She sings Coffee in the Morning and Kisses in the Night and Boulevard of Broken Dreams in a lively stage appearance.
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Preamland Theatre
Resord Sale Forecast For Crosley Refrigerators
Forecasts indicate a substantial sale of Crosley refrigerators. Market outlook points to strong demand for top models and midrange units from the major manufacturer.
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New Russian Star In Capitol Picture Stuns at the Capitol
A new Russian star trained in state theatre debuts in Nana at the Capitol Theatre today through Thursday. The film, adapted from a famed Emile Zola novel, portrays Paris music halls and the scandalous set.
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Japan asserts active role on China policy to diplomats
Tokyo reports reveal Foreign Minister Ki-Hirota told American and British ambassadors that Japan will not remain a mere spectator as third nations seek selfish gains via China. Hirota outlined Japan’s stake due to its eastern position and insisted others must consider Japan’s interests before actions that affect peace and order in the region.
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Sentinel
Camlagta and the Brisna Transportation Company
A report discusses the Brisna Transportation Company and its related aeronautical project. The narrative mentions a transformer distributor, an airstrip facility, and efforts to finalize pricing and performance expectations. The emphasis is on advancing a proposed system and its perceived appeal to potential buyers.
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Deitarte Perey
Chicago eyes world baseball title as season opens
Chicago, buzzing over multiple pro titles, eyes the world baseball championship as the Cubs aim to dethrone the Giants in a May 15 series at Wrigley. The city already boasts champions in hockey, football, boxing, golf, and tennis with notable stars like Barney Ross and Virginia Van Wie representing Chicago.
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United Press
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Jack Westland
England
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Augusta
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George Lott
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Heinie Zimmerman
al Simmons
White Sox
Major Loop Leaders and Boxing Figures Spotlight
United Press writes on leading batters and major loop leaders with fragmented notes on Pirates and others. The piece references Sharkey, a tavern owner in Boston, described as a former heavyweight champion now involved in boxing events in the North Station area and Bor-Ton.
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Boston
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Papelas Taveeo
North Station
Sharkes
Tyres Cinhs
Bor- Ton
U.S.C. Track Team Withdraws From National Meet
The University of Southern California Trojan track team declined to defend its IC AAA meet title in Philadelphia. The trustees cited focus on the NCAA meet at the Coliseum in June and academic exams, plus a $20,000 underwrite of the NCAA event straining funds.
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University of Southern California
Philadelphia
General Athletic Committee
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Young Corbett KO’s Terry in San Francisco bout
In San Francisco on May 1, former welterweight champion Young Corbett knocked out Young Terry of Trenton in the third round of a 10 round bout before about 12,000 fans. Corbett used a left hook to the body after a sustained left-handed assault on Terry’s face. Terry weighed 156 pounds, two and a half pounds more than Corbett.
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Young Corbett HI
Young Terry
Trenton
N. J
Corbett
Terry
Ponds
British Amateur Golf Draw Shocks U S Chiefs
United Press reports from London reveal first round pairings in the British Amateur Golf Championship. Francis Onimet faces Gus Moreland while Jack Westland meets Robert Harris, signaling diverging practices from U S golf officials and sparking questions about governing bodies.
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United Press
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Westland
Robert Harris
United Press London
Francis Onimet
Gus Moreland
Dail
Art Mansfield Leaves Springfield to Coach at Wisconsin
Arthur W. Mansfield, Springfield High School football coach and longtime educator, announced he will join the University of Wisconsin as assistant physical education professor. He leaves after five years guiding Springfield, with two undefeated seasons and a 25 game basketball winning streak. He will stay this summer as playground director. Possible successors include Bill Edwards and Ray Otto.
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Arthur W. Mansfeld
University of Wisconsin
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Cleveland
West Tech High School
Bill Edwards
Wittenberg College
Fostoria
Ray Otto
Mansfeld
Naval Cadet and Blue Again Lead Race Names
United Press notes include ships and horse names such as Naval Cadet and Blue Again in a 1934 copyright roundup. Quasimodo, Peace Chance and Likewise appear among entries.
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Fight results from various cities and bouts
In Philadelphia, outpoints Benny Yass 133, Hares Serody 135, Lew Feldman 133 and Paul Pitrone 182. Newark saw Henry Firpo 171 outpoint Roscoe Manning 166 and Stanislaus Loayza 146% outpoint Eddie Durinc 46%. Boston hosted Patsy Perron 9siye, stopped Johnny Rousseau 180% and Jackie Davin 14s. San Francisco card featured Young Corbett 7 outboxing Young Terry 156, Al Manfredo 148 dethroning Herman Collins 143.
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Wrestling Results From United Press Reports
In Springfield Charles Fischer the light heavyweight champion faced Ray Carpenter in a match lasting one hour and twenty minutes. Pat Finnigon defeated Springfeld welterweight Earl Hassan in twenty five minutes. In New York Jim Browning and Gus Sonnenberg each defeated opponents, with Man Mountain Dean, Rudy Due sek, and Hans Kampfer noted in results. In Kansas City Everett Marshall defeated Sol miagel. Topeka and Dallas results list Dick Shixat into action.
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Wesleyan Beats Wittenberg 10 To 4 In Buckeye Conference
Spring field Ohio May 1 WP Pitcher Larry Canter kept opponents hitless except in the fourth as Ohio Wesleyan defeated Wittenberg 10 to 4 in a Buckeye Conference baseball game. Wittenberg bunched five singles in the fourth. Clovis Stark led Wesleyan with a home run a double and a single. Wesleyan had 12 hits off Roy James.
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Larry Canter
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Clovis Stark
Welleyan
Roy James
Yesterday's Heroes Yesterday's Heroes by United Press
Red Ruffing and the Yankees won in the ninth on a homer with two aboard. Zeke Bonaba drove in five for the White Sox with a homer and a single. Ethan Allex of the Phillies had a perfect day at the plate with four hits.
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Yankees
Zeke Bonaba
White Sox
Ethan Allex
Phillies
Turner Beats Anderson In Columbus Ring Bout
Carl Turner a Columbus middleweight won a judges decision over Johnny Anderson of Zanesville in a 10 round fight Monday night. Anderson survived a late onslaught, narrowly avoiding a KO in the final two rounds.
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Anderson
Columbus
Carl Turner
Johnny Anderson
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Cards release Hesse from Columbus option
Clarence Heise, left handed pitcher, was optioned to the Columbus Red Birds by the St. Louis Cardinals. Heise led the American Association in winning percentage last season while with Columbus.
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Clarence Heise
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Rainbow trout stocked in Eastern Oregon streams exceed two hundred thousand
Fisheries provide sport in Salem Oregon as Rainbow trout from the Oak Springs hatchery are released in Eastern Oregon streams this spring, totaling more than 230,000 fish. The stock averages over four inches in length, per the state game commission report.
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Oak Springs
Oregon
State Game Commission
Wrestling card bout lists Hewtt and Keverly matchups
In New York and Memphis notes, Hewtt from Whites team battles Chenchki of Oklahoma into a bout against George Keverly of Hollywood. The terse record marks declared who faced whom in early action.
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Hewtt
Memphis
Chenchki
Oklahoa
George Keverly
Hollywood
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