Ohio State Football Adjusts Lineup For Pitt Clash
Columbus Oct 6 Ohio State shifts Charley Kerra to right tackle with A Schmidt and Ream moving as injuries plague Charley Gales who may miss action versus Pittsburgh. Gales knee injury from NYU hampers punting, sparking a potential lineup shift including Mike Kabeal to handle punting duties if needed.
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University of Pittsburgh
Synch
Francis
A. Schmidt
Charley Kerra
Navarre
Ream
Charley Gales
Gales
New York University
Tucker Smith
Niles
Pitt
Charley Hamrick
Schmidt
Bucks
Ohio
NYU
Tippy Dre
Bill Booth
Johnny Bettridge
Jim McDonald
Mike Kabeal
Youngstown
Booth
McLarnin Pounds Out Easy Victory Over Canzoneri
In Madison Square Garden on October 6 1930 Jimmy McLarnin defeated Tony Canzoneri in ten rounds to earn a welterweight title shot against Barney Ross. Canzoneri showed grit despite cuts and a bloody nose as McLarnin seized control from the sixth round with measured lefts.
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Canzoneri
New York
Tony Canzoneri
Madison Square Garden
New Orleans
Jimmy McLarnin
Vancouver
Tony
Barney Ross
Barney
Jimmy
Rogers Motors Take First In "B" Pin Loop
Rogers Motors won three straight games from Wagon Wheel Cafe to seize first place in the City Class B Bowling League. The Rogers squad now leads the standings with a two game edge over West Side Cafe and Electro Alloys, who share second place.
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K. of C
Glen Rogers Motors
Rleters
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Electro Alloys
Rogers Motors
Electro Alloys Tee Nene
Ae Welsh Funeral Home
Moulton Candies
Junier Order Mechanics
Shell Petroleum
Open Letter Questions Ghost-Writers in World Series Coverage
Henry McLemore urges Ford Frick and Will Harridge to curb ghost-written pieces and friendly illustrations by giants Carl Hubbell and Lou Gehrig during the World Series. He complains the depictions feign camaraderie, hurting fans’ view of a serious rivalry and asks for more dispirited, authentic coverage.
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United Press
York
Ford Frick
Wil Harridge
Susan Brown
Giants
Yankees
Carl Hubbell
Lou Gehrig
Carl
Lou
Hubbell
Gehrig
Yankees and Giants in world series battle report
The piece notes Charlie Ruffing and Lefty Gomez sparring in the world series with Hal Schumacher clutch hurling for the Giants. Freddie Fitzsimmons beats the Yankees 2 1 as Mancuso sets a Giants series fielding record. It also mentions Paul Pardonner quitting the Chicago Cardinals and Bob Feller’s record strikeouts.
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Charlie
New York Giants
Giants
Yankees
Hal Schumacher
Hal
Polo Grounds
Freddie Fitzsimmons
Vernon
Lefty) Gomez
Yanks
Fat Freddie
Gus Mancuso
Reserve Halfback Leads State Scoring Chase
Mike Rodak of Western Reserve holds the state scoring lead with 32 points after five touchdowns and two extra points across three games. Norm Schoen of Baldwin-Wallace and Dick Hunter of Marshall trail by one point, with Hunter also in three games and Schoen two. Zeh led in 1935 with 52 points. current leaders include Jarer, Hood, Magee, Junius, Koprowski, Goldsmith, Russell, Patton in a crowded top list of 10 players.
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Mike Rodak
Western Reserve
University of Akron
Rodak
Ray Zeh
Norm Schoen
Baldwin-Wallace
Dick Hunter
Marshall
Hunter
Schoen
Azo Zeh
Jarer
G. T.D
Magee
Marietta
Junius
Akron
Rover
Koprowski
Navier
His Goldsmith
B-W
Russell
Patton, Muskingum
Press Room Pinmen Split Two Wins in Bowling Match
The Vestal Shoes won two of three against Coca Colas in a St. John's Lutheran Bowling League match last evening. The report notes star players Hubbell and Gehrig as inspirations for future battles akin to a World Series showdown.
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Vestal Shoes
Coca- Colas
St. John’s Lutheran
Hubbell
Gehrig
United Press
Hawaii Seeks Statehood Hearings at Congress Start
Hawaii plans to press for statehood on Congress opening day with a 24 member joint committee to tour the islands next summer. Samuel Wilder King, Hawaii territorial delegate, urges public hearings and a $10,000 federal plus $15,000 territorial appropriation to support investigations into Hawaii readiness and life.
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Hawaii
Congress
Samuel Wilder King
Senate
House
King
United States
Records Show Many Young Drivers Avoid Alcohol Offenses
A federal Bureau of Investigation uniform crime report covering the first six months of 1936 shows only 16 percent of those arrested for driving while intoxicated were under 25. Of 1,605 arrests in reported cities, 1,381 were under 25 and 326 under 21.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Musical Pillows Suggested For Railroad Trains
Washington dispatch reports America's railroads debating pillow musics for berths with radio speakers in each pillow. Passengers hear soft tunes only when their ear rests on the pillow, while the pillow contains a rubber core and a switch. The plan aims to soothe travelers and entertain them at speed, with broadcasts on baking, markets, and weather.
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Washington
America
Telegraph and Telephone
The
Association of American Railroads
Railroad Association
Chicago
Alleged WPA Political Coercion Reported by GOP
The Republican national committee presented affidavits to the Senate campaign expenditures panel alleging WPA political activities in Pennsylvania. William Hard cited a "mountain of evidence" as three affidavits described coercion and party registration changes by WPA workers on projects in Pennsylvania during the 1930s and 1940s. Photostatic copies will be handed to the committee led by Sen. Augustine Lonergan.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Senate Committee On
Pennsylvania
William Hard
GOP
WPA
Hard
Augustine Lonergan
Conn
Lonergan
Senator Davis
Edward Jones
Joseph Maloney
Joseph Martin
Nicholas Casper
Suit to restrain further issuance of Fed Reserve currency
John D. Montgomery files a federal suit in Philadelphia challenging the Federal Reserve System. He argues Fed banks earn profits from currency backed by 49 percent gold and seeks recall of 34 billion Federal Reserve notes to force Congress to issue more currency.
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Federal Reserve Board
John D. Montgomery
Philadelphia
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Charles E. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
H. Eugene Gardner
Congress
Three Questions Guiding Voters On New Deal Recovery
An author argues voters face three core issues in assessing the New Deal. Was recovery due to private effort or government action, what is the debt burden, and are attacks on institutions creating class conflict. He urges Americans to seek wise, evidence‑based answers before the coming election.
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NRA
United States
Landon to Speak in Cleveland After Pitt Ohio State Game
Governor Alf M. Landon will address a Cleveland audience Monday evening after attending the Pittsburgh Ohio State football game in Columbus. His Ohio itinerary lists stops at Cincinnati Hamilton Middletown Dayton Springfield London Columbus Mt. Vernon Orrville Akron Cleveland and on to Sandusky Toledo Monroe Mich Detroit with brief addresses at Sandusky and Toledo.
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Alf M. Landon
Ohio
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Hotel Gibson
Winton Place
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Middletown
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Orrville
Akron
Public Auditorium
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Toledo
Monroe
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Detroit
Father Kills Son Then Shoots Self in Martins Ferry
Frank Simon age 58 killed his son Joseph 15 as he slept in their rural Martins Ferry home and then fatally shot himself. A second son found the bodies last night. Joseph had returned from a Pennsylvania penitentiary where he served time for the slaying of Mrs Simon.
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Frank Simon
Joseph
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Simon
Former Gov Ely Attacks New Deal Planned Economy
Former Massachusetts governor Joseph B. Ely denounces the New Deal as a planned economy run by an unlimited central government. He says the changes amount to a revolution in American government and declares party affiliation cannot bind allegiance to it. The remarks accompany a Springfield, Alabama report dated October 6.
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Springfield
Joseph B. Ely
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Democratic Party
Ely
Coughlin Endorses Euler as Write-In Candidate in Ohio
In Cincinnati Rev. Charles E. Coughlin endorsed Joseph Euler as a write-in candidate for Congress in the First District after Joseph A. Dixon's support was withdrawn due to his backing of President Roosevelt. In Bover Ohio William H. Miller, 46, of near Bolivar, died from injuries in a Sunday automobile collision. John Snyder of Barberton and David Gintz of Dover were injured.
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Cincinnati
National Union For Social Justice
Charles E. Coughlin
Joseph Euler
Congres
Euler
Joseph A. Dixon
Roosevelt
Grafton Township Board to recene bids for three bus garage
The Grafton Township Rural Board of Education will recene bids for materials and construction of a three bus garage up to a stated hour on November 4th 1936. A certified check of 109.60 dollars accompanies each bid to insure completion. Plans are on file with the clerk at R D 2 Grafton Ohio.
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Grafton
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