Safety pin removed from infant throat in Lima
A three month old girl Sarah Joan Hastings underwent successful surgery to remove a safety pin lodged in her throat. Surgeons retrieved the pin after it migrated downward, allowing removal. The incident occurred Friday in Lima Ohio.
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Veterans pilgrim Loewenstein aids ex service men nationwide
Sergt L B Loewenstein World War veteran has spent two years traveling across 48 states and 30 000 miles advocating for unemployed ex service men He claims to have secured jobs for 7500 and is gathering material for a book earmarked for the Legion child welfare fund He will attend the National Legion Convention in Chicago October 2 5 as a Brunswick Georgia delegate from his San Antonio Texas home He urges NRA support for better times and continues to back his national employment tour with 102 ready to file milk license proceedings in Columbus Ohio
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The Stomechat Bird Inspires Mental Life Theory
The Stomechat, a small European turboid bird, makes click and clack notes similar to stones struck together. The sonar-like sounds are described as guiding perception that links external reception to responsive movement, forming the basis of mental life.
Radio Programs on WTAM and 1070 Stations Schedule
A detailed listing of daily radio programs across WTAM and affiliates including band performances, talk segments, sports scores, dramas, and orchestras. Programs feature Gene Warner, Viennese music, Davis Band, and numerous hour blocks with walkathons, concerts, and news flashes.
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Pacific Coast football schedule opens with USC pursuit of third title
The Pacific Coast Conference racks up a 25 game slate as USC chases a third straight title. Washington State faces the heaviest load with seven conference games while California and Washington play six each. The season kicks with Montana at Oregon State and Idaho at Washington on September 30, then runs through November 30 with key matchups including USC at California, Stanford at USC, and Washington State at UCLA.
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Mat Results By United Prean Al SALEM
Salem results list fighters and outcomes including United Press reel. Names include Dropkick Murphy, Tony Pappano, Bull Curry, Jack Morean, Connelly, Wick Coste, Louis Foote, Bearcat Urich, Kine Kang, Jorn Firno. Locations cited are Natick Boston Texas Italy Washington Hollywood Argentina with draws and throws recorded.
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Big Ten football schedule carded for autumn season
Twenty seven championship games are listed for the Western conference with Northwestern Minnesota Michigan and Wisconsin each playing six games. The remaining six schools play five. Michigan is the defending champion. Pairings include Iowa at Northwestern Indiana at Minnesota Purdue at Minnesota Wisconsin at Illinois and several others across October.
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Grafton, Plays LaGrange Team In Twin Bill
Wellington Ohio hosts a doubleheader between the Grafton Bittner Cash Markets and La Grange Merchants in the Wellington Fairgrounds diamond sun dish. The first game starts at 1 PM as a replay of the protested Tri-County second half game won 8 4 by La Grange. Guyer and Stevenson pitch for Grafton while Spicer and Trastings take the mound for La Grange.
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Pitt and Colgate Again in Eastern football chatter
Shrewd followers of eastern football rate Pittaburgh and Colgate highly this year. Analysts expect competitive play as both schools project solid lineups and potential standout performers.
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Mount Union And Marietta Open Ohio Conference Football
The Ohio Conference season opened with Mount Union and Marietta meeting on the Alliance gridiron as two teams undergoing many changes. The winner would lead the standings for a week while Bluffton faced Baldwin Wallace at Berea in the other game. Xavier beat Transylvania 31 to 0, with Ken Jordan scoring three touchdowns, and Arthur Holbrook College defeated Ashland 25 to 0 in its first intercollegiate contest.
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Buffalo Is Flag Winner
Buffalo Bisons win the International League pennant by beating Rochester 2 to 1 in the final playoff, securing a trip to Columbus to face the American Association champions in the first Little World Series. The crowd of 25,000 set a league attendance record as Baltimore and Newark were eliminated earlier in the playoffs.
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College grid results from various colleges and towns
A scrambled tally of college football and basketball results lists scores for Appalachian, Bucknell, Waynesburg, Oregon Normal, Pacific of Stockton, Oregon, San Francisco Nevada, Toledo, Ottawa, and multiple Ohio colleges. Scattered locations include Jacksonville Alabama, Columbus, Dayton, and Fremont with many unclear names and stray fragments.
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Fight Results 8 United Press Boston Bout Summary
In Boston Lou Brouillard stopped Adolph Heuser in a middleweight bout. The report cites Worcester champion status and notes other references to fighters and managers, including Bill Terry of the New York Giants, described as a family man. The text records unclear bout details and random biographical notes.
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Standings and schedule with rain postponed games
Standings show yesterday as Renalta Banes. today Unicapo visits Cleveland and others host. Boston beat Philadelphia 3 0 yesterday. Only game scheduled today is Brooklyn at New York. Also listed are Pittsburgh at St Louis postponed by rain and Sattsburgh at St Leouis with two games, Cincinnati at Chicago.
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Notorious gunmen hunted in Chicago robbery case
Chicago authorities hunted three famed criminals after a gang seized four mail bags from Federal Reserve messengers and killed Patrolman Miles Cunningham. Suspects included George "Machine Gun" Kelly and Verne Miller, with links to Gus Winkler and other Chicago gang figures.
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New Tom Mix Picture Terror Trail At Dreamland
At the Dreamland Theatre tomorrow the new Tom Mix film Terror Trail will show with Naomi Judge as the leading lady. Mix is portrayed as lone hero wiping out a terrorizing county gang in this Western adventure.
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Convict Makes Spectacular Escape
James Turner alias Dan Heady, a New Orleans convict held on weapons charges, escaped from the Cincinnati workhouse Friday by seizing a delivery truck in the yard as the driver left it running. The truck was later found near the railroad yards. Turner, tied to a payroll robbery plot, was pursued by police after a tip from a youth and was known to associate with Joseph Bergl over whom the group hoped to secure a bullet-proof car.
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