United States Davis Cup Hopes Rest on Budge in Australia Tie
U S defeated Japan five matches to none but critics doubt the team’s chances against Australia. Don Budge struggled with his backhand and service, needing two singles wins to reach the finals of the American Zone. Franklin Parker secured two straight wins, while Badge and Gene Mako overwhelmed the Japanese in doubles.
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Forest Hills
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Nagako
Gene Mako
University of Southern California
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Logan, Detroit Discard, Flashes Form For Indians
In Columbus Ohio May 3 Bob Logan a wiry southpaw the Detroit Tigers rejected Saturday and shipped to Indianapolis, showed winning form against Louisville Colonels in a 6 to 0 Indy win called after seven innings. Logan allowed five hits, while Indianapolis stayed third in the American Association.
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Millers
Roy Cullendine
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Morton Cooper
Dizzy” Trout
Paul Sullivan
Trout
Toledo Scott Wins Wesleyan Relays
Toledo Scott track and field earned the sixth annual Ohio Wesleyan Relays in Delaware Ohio on May 3. Scott led with 40 1 2 points in class FA while Sandusky finished second 35 1 2, Lincoln 17, and Upper Arlington defended class B with 29 points. Columbiana 25 1 2 and Salem Oak Harbor 17.
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Luster
Dave Brown
Sandusky
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Columbiana
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Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today Across Leagues
Baseball standings and yesterday's results across multiple leagues list scores for the New York and Boston matchups, St Louis, Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, and others with rain postponements noted. Today's schedule includes several games in New York and Texas leagues with several doubleheaders and postponed games.
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Pacific Coast League standings snapshot
The table shows team records with Los Angeles 7-4 Seattle 0-6 San Francisco 7-0 Portland 4-3 Oakland 4-0 San Diego 2-3 Sacramento 6-15 Missions 5-9.
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A B C Tourney Ends Tomorrow
After 66 days the American Bowling Congress five man team event ends tonight with leaders unchanged. A final two man teams and individuals finish tomorrow. Among 55 teams only two posted top scores above average: Ridgewoods of Long Island City totaling 2.855 and Empire Seniors of Brooklyn at 2.857.
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Ohio Senate Leaders Clash Over Budget Cuts
Insurgent senators demand a $10 million reduction in state expenditures for the biennium as a conference committee reports a cut of about $1.441 million. Sen. Nichols notes no no new taxes senator from the senate on the committee, while Sen. Metcalf supports listening to the people over department heads.
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Washington
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Ohio legislature passes armory and campus funds in tense session
Lawmakers approved a 1937 1938 budget bill after a stormy fight with both houses and party lines. Key items include 200000 for armory work at Kenton Wapak Cir, plus 30090 for Kent State University land and 22400 for Bowling Green University equipment. Police hunted Nazis during the Duke of Windsor stay at St Wolfgang as photographers gathered.
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Farewell Serenade As Austrian Nazis Fury On Lake
The Duke received a farewell serenade from villagers during a lakeside event. A water parade featured a sudden flame burst from a hillside, caused by a large wooden swastika cross secretly erected by Austrian Nazis, illuminating the lake with its glow.
Not Always Easy To Be True But Worthwhile
A reflective saying notes life’s brevity and value in remaining steadfast. It urges resilience over dwelling on hardship and seeking righteousness despite adversity.
Five Parachute Club Members Jump For Diplomas
In Cincinnati Ohio May 3 five Smith field Parachute Club youths aged 14 to 21 earned diplomas after a day of protests by police. Helen Terry a 19 year old girl and four boys jumped yesterday after officials relented enabling a later mass jump.
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Ohio Law Reform Plan Calls for Broad Administrative Tightening
The proposal outlines extending the best mortgage moratorium act, restricting justices of the peace in traffic cases to their townships, creating a retirement system for aged and incapacitated county and municipal employees, authorizing state universities except Wilberforce to build dormitories, and forming commissions to study state taxation and finance.
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Firemen Assist In Second Story Work At Local Home
Two Elyria firemen Ellis R. Meschke and Robert Curtis were summoned yesterday morning to assist with second story work at the residence of Mrs. Mary Flood 475 Eighth Street. They used a 20 foot extension ladder to enter via a second floor window with Mrs. Flood’s approval and request.
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Ellis R. Meschke
Robert Curtis
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Movie Stars Weigh Action Amid Hollywood Strike
Hollywood theater workers face a widening strike as technicians strike against major studios 3500 actors join a mass meeting to delay action for a week. Lessing demands passers by respect picket lines and calls for AFL boycott while actors weigh solidarity with striking crafts unions. A Toledo blaze causes 120000 damage at Kelsey and Freeman Lumber and nearby homes.
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Unlocking Path Restores Access for Mrs Flood
A door was unlocked to allow Mrs Flood entry to her home, enabling her to regain access after being unable to enter. The action restored normal occupancy and reduced disruption to her daily routine.
Evacuation Plan to Move Basque Refugees by Sea
British and French forces to evacuate about five thousand refugees from the Bilbao Basque coast aboard seven merchant ships under naval protection. Ships will fly hospital flags and may engage Nationalist warships if challenged. British consul notes no political discrimination in selecting evacuees.
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R. C. Stevenson
Electrocution at Hillards Claims Canal Winchester Man
Robert Long 24 of Canal Winchester was electrocuted while he touched a 2300 volt wire on a power pole at Hillards Ohio. He leaves a wife and a 3 year old son. A separate note reports a slight earth shock near Wapakoneta Sidney Anna and Botkins in western Ohio, the fourth tremor in the region this year.
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Laf A Lot Club Hosts Social Sewing Session
Mrs. Don Carmel hosted the Laf A Lot Club on Thursday afternoon with sewing and a social hour. Mrs. Myrtle Dunlap will entertain the club in two weeks. George Edwards named Sunday School superintendent at the M E Church replacing William Wert, who moves to Mansfield with the transfer. Mr and Mrs Hal Carmel relocate to the Gandee home.
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Sue McMillan
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Arthur Weinberg
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Don Carmel
Myrtle Dunlap
George Edwards
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Liverpool Plans New Roman Catholic Cathedral Finest Worldwide
The article asserts Liverpool will build a premier Roman Catholic Cathedral, claiming it will be the finest global structure. It also argues charity is a virtue of the heart, not the hand.
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