Americas Unlimited to run Friday night broadcasts on national radio
New York Aug 2 labor and industry leaders will discuss the nation's economic future in a series titled Americas Unlimited. The first six programs feature labor leaders interviewed by Department of Labor officials, followed by industrial leaders. William Green of the AFL will be interviewed by Marshall Dimock. A New York regional network, NY broadcasting system, will launch Sept 5, including WINS WABC Albany and several other stations. Gene Tunney is mentioned for a possible fall radio series. Listings include many daytime and evening programs across WEAF NBC WABC CBS and other outlets with concerts lectures and talk shows scheduled for the coming days.
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America Unlimited
Weaf-Nbc
Department of Labor
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Marshall Dimock
New York Broadcasting System
WINS
WABC
Albany
WIBZ
Utica
WSYR
Syracuse
WIBO
Auburn
WSAY
Rochester
Wgrwkbw
Buffalo
WJITN
Jamestown
Gene Tunney
Tunney
Dizzy Deans Arm Trouble Spurs Cubs Past Phillies
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 6 to 2 as Dizzy Dean exits after three innings due to arm trouble. Larry French gains the win for the Cubs with support from rookie Bill Nicholson who belted a game comer in his major league debut. Final line score shows Cubs 6 Phillies 2. Scientists say Earth has a hot liquid metal core about 4,000 miles wide.
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Dizzy Dean
Larry French
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Bill Nicholson
Cubs
Phila
Highlee
Kersieck
Milles
Dean
French
Mancuso
Earth
Reds Stopped in Ninth Inning Defeat by Giants Pitcher Melton
In a tight New York at Cincinnati game Melton earned the win for New York with 2 11, delivering a 5 0 victory. Danning drove in three runs for Cincinnati, while Berger homered for the Reds. Dannon?
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Demaree
Werber
Berger
Bongovanni
Myers
Moore
Ott
Frey
Whitehead
Jurges
McCormick
Salvo
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Derringer
Dunn
Pinelli
Reardon
Iscseees
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Ripple
Totais
Hafey
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H. Oo
A. Werber
Reese
Gamble
Stdee
Bordagarar
le Waae
Lombardi
D. Hater
Wsesees
Goodman
Vedeee
C.edeaeye
DB Davase
Yanks Battle Tigers In Rain-Soaked Tilt At Detroit
New York drives in two runs in the first with Greenberg and Selkirk homering for Detroit. Ruffing and Trout held the mound as McKain closed out Detroit 5 to 2 with eight innings pitched. Greenberg, Higgins, and Dahlgren led New York with multi hit games as both clubs trouble the scoreboard through the middle innings.
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McGoy
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Seeee
Greenberg
Higgins
Fox
Tebbetts
Groucher
Trent
McKain
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A. Crosetti
Rolfe
Henrich
DiMaggio
Dickey
Selkirk
Gordon
Dahlgren
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Averill
McCoy
Croucher
Ruffing
Trout
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McKain Lin
CROSS WORD PUZZLE SAILS TO SOLUTION OF YESTERDAY
Crossword puzzle fills with scattered readable clues and partial answers. The page lists across and down prompts such as Mountains, Pigpen, Redact, and Evergreen tree, with several entries garbled, showing a mix of solution hints and misprints. An assortment of names and terms appears, including American Indian, Anglo-Saxon, and Hebrew measures, amid fragmented entries.
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Ea Fondher
Local Quotations and Umpire Names from Grain Market Report
Umpires Rue Quinn and McGowan noted for a 2.05 time event. Attendance listed as 10,382 with local quotations provided by Kilne Bros. of Benevola and Wheat. Incomplete OCR text references grain at mill and at barn with unclear terms.
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Trout
Rue
Quinn
McGowan
Kilne Bros
Yankees prep for Rodriguez with regional scouts notes
In New York on August 2, the Yankees will face veteran Joe Rodriguez with South and Central American scout Lou Nova departing for the East on August 7 to contribute training shares for Tony Galento in Atlantic City, while ex-Duke star Red Tipton is mentioned in context.
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New York
Yankees
Joe Rodriguez
Lou Nova
Tony Galento
Atantic City
Pro football tilt spurs Redskins bid as player eyes pro start
A fragment notes a player leaning toward joining the Washington Redskins. Separate items mention Goshen Horsemen predicting a Hambletonian two minute race and a best time of 2 01 4. Other jottings report Joe Louis clashing with lightweights during a Chicago amateur bout and a boxer named Um pire Makerkurth once boxing heavyweight.
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Washington Redskins
Goshen
Bob Pastor
Joe Louis
Chicago
Bill Jurges
Makerkurth
Doerr's two homers lift Red Sox past Indians in Fenway showdown
Boston defeats Cleveland 7-5 as Bobby Doerr belts his second homer with bases loaded in the sixth. Umpire Cal Hubbard ejects manager Vitt and Bruce Campbell after protests. Sammy Hale also sent off for arguing a call. Grove secures the win for Boston over Feller.
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Boston
Oscar Vitt
Cleveland Indians
Fenway Park
Bobby Doerr
Lefty Grove
Bob Feller
Cal Hubbard
Vitt
Bruce Campbell
Champbell
Hubbard
Cleveland
Grove
Indians
Doerr
Sammy Hale
Sec
Eddie Rommel
Feller
Dobson
Hemsley
Desautels
White Sox Open Series With 4-1 Win Over A’s
Chicago White Sox beat the Philadelphia Athletics 4 to 1 as Jack Knott pitched a nine hit ball in the opener of a four game series. Larry Rosenthal homered for two RBIs, following Joe Kuhl's fourth inning single.
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Jack Knott
Chicago White Sox
Athletics
Larry Rosenthal
Joe Kuhl
Chicago
Knott
Tresh
Porter
F. Hayes
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