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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1928

Page

2

McLarnin Opposes Mandell For Lightweight Title Tonight

New York May 17 A heavyweight light bout at the Polo Grounds pits Jimmy McLarnin against Phil Mandell for the lightweight crown. The bout, expected to draw 60 000 fans and gate receipts over 250000, features aggressive exchanges and a test of Mandell’s defense against McLarnin’s knockout potential. Odds favored Mandell earlier but have shifted toward even. Weather outlook cloudy with possible rain delaying if necessary.

York Mall Fista Jimmy Mc Sammy Polo Grounds Mandell McLarnin Sid Terris Jackie Yfields Joey Sanger Louis Kid Kaplan McLarmin Benny Leonard Lew Tendler Tex ‘Rickard Jimmy Weath Tex Rickard

Wakeman News Highlights Local Graduation and Visits

Wakeman reports include eighth graders set to graduate to high school with ceremonies at the town hall and Chosen speakers for the class of 1929 at Wakeman High School. Senior class plans a commencement with Dr. C. L. Williams as speaker and music arranged. News covers multiple local visits, illnesses, a fire response near Clarkfield, and community events including Mother's Day services and church activities.

Wakeman Don K. Watson Ed Anderson Oak Harbor Albert Wadsworth Port Clinton Air Sherla Rushton Albert Peabody Fred Munger Nora Peck Cleveland Fred Pierce Hannah Timbs Wakeman High School Congregational Church Wakeman Fire Department Clarksfield Wheeling Derby Chrysler Carl Neiding Toledo Oscar Fox Norwalk Hospital Town Hall Jack Guthrie Margaret Fay Marie Pettiford Audrey Ketchum Ralph Felton Rev C. P. Barnes M. E Norwalk C. L. Williams Dennison College Granville J. G. White Irelen California Catherine O’donnell Irene Flew Louise Martin Esther Youngeberg Elmer Dalton Keith Buckley Lualta Green Clara Peabody Royce Yodd Nellie Albright K. 5 W. Rowland Lindbeck L. W. Rowland Rowland M. Rowland Ed Croxford George Croxford Clifford Spore Rose Cahoon George Davis Fitchville Will Bailey

Thoughts Audible With New Device

A Iowa City experiment at WSUI showcased brain sounds transmitted to a radio mic, magnified 900000 times by a sensitive apparatus. Developed by Dr Lee Travis and Theodore Hunter, the test used a three stage amplifier and oscilloscope. The device aims to study stuttering and could gauge intelligence and emotions by nerve impulse speed.

State University of Iowa Lee Travis Theodore Hunter University of Iowa

Nerve impulse speed linked to intelligence tests and crime aid

University tests show bright individuals react in about 11 milliseconds, average in 18 and dull in 27 milliseconds based on reflex response. Critics note fear and anger alter nerve currents, suggesting judges could use nerve current readings with headphones to judge guilt. A six inch cannon ball from the American Revolution was unearthed at White Plains, New York.

Martinsville Indiana Indianapolis Washington Yorktown N. Y White Plains N.Y

Good Will Trout From Japan Too

Japan sends Ayu trout to the United States as a friendship emissary. A cargo of 10 000 live brook trout, from Lake Biwa near Kyoto, sails to San Francisco for propagation at Leland Stanford University. Dr. David Starr Jordan helped secure the exchange, with a Japanese expert overseeing the shipment. The fish, prized for white meat and delicate sweetness, are expected to adapt to American conditions after hatchery transfer.

Tokyo Japan United States United States Empire President Pierce San David Starr Jordan Biwa Kyoto

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