Lovelock Mile Record Sparks Race of the Century Talk
Lovelock's 4 07.6 mile mark rekindles talk of a four minute mile with speculation on Cunningham Venzke and Bonthron possibly challenging in Europe. The piece notes historic shifts since Nurmi and Tolan, praising the mile as sport's testing balance of speed and endurance and eyeing future clashes.
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Red Cross
Jack Haxerstown
Lovelock
Paavo Nurmi
Frank Wykoffs
Eddie Tolans
Tunner
Gene Venzke
Pennsylvania
Tolan
Glenn Cunningham
Venzke
Cunningham
Bill Bonthron
Princeton Flash
Fleet Oxonian
Daniel J. Ferris
Amateur Athletic Tnton
Williamsport Notes and Local Incidents in Brief
City merchants sold Tima beans at 45 cents a quart amid bread shortages in Hagerstown. Samuel Dickerhoff of Williamsport reported robbery of 80 dollars to county officers. Wheat rose two cents to 2.22 a bushel. A 46 pound blue heron was captured alive under a Cavetown bridge. Shenandoah Junction narrowly avoided devastation when a B and O car loaded with dynamite was wrecked but none exploded. Rev John Edward Ewell of Baltimore accepted the rectorship at Thomas Episcopal Church Hancock. Weather forecaster Hicks predicted a hot dry spell. Daniel Donnelly of Baltimore, once Williamsport financier and merchant, is critically ill at Blue Ridge Summit. Al Simmons introduces a patent grip for bat handles using honey and solvents.
Crossword puzzle clues mix across and down entries
A fragmented listing of crossword clues and related hints across across and down entries. Mentions include directions, foods, musical terms, body parts, animals, and miscellaneous topics, with scattered proper nouns and potential crossword answers. The readable text resembles puzzle material rather than a complete article.
Local Notes From Sharpsburg And Nearby
SHARPSBURG Sharpsburg July 24 Miss Anne Sophia Earley of Hagerstown is visiting Miss Dorothy Poffenberger. Mrs. Leo H. Miller of Hagerstown visited Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Smith on Thursday. Joe Mouser of Washington D C spent the weekend with his family. Miss Ella Williams vacationing in Bluefield West Virginia with her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Williams. Mr and Mrs Robert Brashears Mrs Ella Brashears and Harold Sweitzer of Highspire Pa visit neighbors.
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Sharpsburg
Anne Sophia Earley
Hagerstown
Dorothy Poffenberger
Leo H. Miller
W. A. Smith
Joe Mouser
Washington, D. C
Ella Williams
Bluefield
W. Va
Robert Williams
Robert Brashears
Ella Brashears
Harold Sweitzer
Highspire
Lillian Thomas
Mary Howard
Howard Beckenbaugh
Jackie
Hyattsville
J. K. Beckenbaugh
Frank Garber
Chas, Oliver
Frances Spickler
Weverton
Piery
Martha Snagely
Sidney Hickman
David
Point of Rocks
Annie Knode
Archie Baker
McComas Avenue
Eddie Mumma
Brandywine
R. D. Earley
James
Charles Town
E. P. Harley
Conrad Kreps
George Lambert
Martha Snavely
Janice Robinson
Williamsport
Jennie Murphy
Jack Poffenberger
Leona
Hubert Stine
Frances Mumma
Philip Grove
St. Paul's
John Murphy
Washington, D.C
Alice McQuay
Winchester
Clarence Easterday
Vernon Beachley
Pittsburgh
Edgar Beachley
Lester Cook
Gon
Churchey
Howard Powell
Lucille
Mary Mongan
George Mongan
Clyde Hildebrand
Victor’ Mumma
Scott Etchleberger
Elmer Moss
Geraldine Grim
Lois Grim
Clifford Williams
Social News Highlights from Local Gatherings and Visits
Week end visitors and long weekend guests fill pages as families from Hyattsville, Washington, D C., Hagerstown, Williamsport, and Point of Rocks share meals, lakeside outings, and church events. Names include Beckenbaugh, Snagely, Murphy, Mumma, Grove, and Hoffmaster among many others.
Strike Near End in Hollywood Amid Arbitration Request
Hollywood on July 26 reports that union workers asked producers for arbitration and urged a return to vacated jobs without exception or prejudice signaling a probable end to a four day strike that threatened Hollywood film production.
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Hollywood
Horoscope for July 27 1933 predicts economic optimism
The forecast notes generative astrological aspects with influential but mixed effects on trade and confidence. Women are key in spending as home goods and art rise in demand, while outdoor entertainments and sidewalk cafes gain appeal. The Century of Progress inspires major projects, boosting American art and architecture, with slow but steady personal advancement for those born under Leo. The California fish and game commission plans silver salmon planting in Salton Sea.
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Europe
United States
New York
Chicago
Leo
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California Fish and Game Commission
Salton Sea
California
Farmer cuts costs after corn misplant in Alva July
Jack McMurphy, a farmer in Alva Oklahoma, reports he found a way to cut expenses by letting corn grow after discovering his planter cut kernels in the middle. He did not replant the damaged area. In Laredo Texas the historic home of General Julian Qué roga f, built in 1868, is being razed for a new office building.
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Okla
Jack McMurphy
McMurphy
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Julian Quéroga
Laredo
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