Intercollegiate Tennis Tourney Second Round Pits Top Players
In Harvard Pennsylvania on June 22 the National Intercollegiate Tennis Tournament advances to the fourth round with 16 stars. Notables include Karl Kamarth of Texas versus Yale’s William Bascom, Jake Hess Jr of Rice versus Tulane’s Clifford Sutter, Tidball of UCLA versus Frame of Harvard, and Gledhill of Stanford versus Williams of Texas.
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East South
Southwest
Far West
Merion Cricket Club
Karl Kamarth
University of Texas
H. J. Lynch
Pinceton
Wiliam Bascom
Yale
Jake H. Hess, Jr
Rice Institute
Clifford Sutter
Tulane
Jack Tidball
University of California At
Los Angeles
Donald Frame
David Jones
Columbia
Elbert Lewis
Tidball
Keith Gledhill
Stanford
Drew Sterling Williams
Texas
Brayn Grant
North Carolina
Martin Buxby
Richard T. Murphy
Hamilton
Claude Donmoyer
Lebanon Valley
Clayton Lee Burwell
Sewanee
Elliott Loughlin
Navy
High Climbing Snakes Described By Baltimore Geologist
New York June 22 Ed ward Richards a Baltimore geologist described a method of snakes climbing high to drop from trees after swallowing alligator eggs. He reported this after returning from oil exploration in Venezuela. The snakes reportedly smash egg shells upon release.
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New York
Edward Richards
Baltimore
Venezuela
Grant Named UNC Tennis Captain for 1933
Bryan Grant, former national clay courts champion, is elected captain of the University of North Carolina tennis team for 1933.
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Bryan Grant
University of North Carolina
Edward Young Clarke Held for Sanity Observation in Chicago
Edward Young Clarke, once a Ku Klux Klan figure and organizer of Eskaye, is committed to Cook County Psychopathic Hospital until June 30 for observation. A hearing set for June 30 will determine his sanity after a doctor diagnosed paranoid dementia. Eskaye headquarters were closed and the phone discontinued.
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Chicago
Cook County
Psychopathic Hospital
Edward Young Clarke
Dakaye
Clarke
Leonard Grossman
Eskaye
H. 8
Hulbert
Esskaye
Better Business Bureau
Belgium’s Lausanne stance echoes No No at The Hague
Emile Francqui, joined by Jules Renkin and Paul Hy mans, is set to tell the Lausanne conference Belgium cannot balance its budget without German reparations. Official circles warn against further one sided concessions as German payments under the Young plan wane. Senator Despret contrasts France’s 1871 will to pay with Germany’s reluctance, arguing Belgium should maintain claims rather than erase debt.
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Brussels
Philip Snowden
Hague
Emile Francqui
Belgium
Lausanne
Snowden
England
Francqui
Germany
Jules Renkin
Paul Hy~mans
Despret
Banque de Bruxelles
France
Filipino land title suits swamp islands courts
Governor General Roosevelt reports more than 50 000 title cases pending in a northern Luzon province. The vast majority of lands remain unsurveyed and titles not issued under the Torrens system.
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Manila
Philippines
Roosevelt
Luzon
Brazil Decree Grants Equal Pay For Women Workers
A provisional government decree in Brazil orders wage rates for working women equal to men, restricts night work between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. except in hospitals, and grants privileges to working mothers. Stewart Aiken of Cleveland Ohio received the Porter Cup for athletic proficiency at the University of Alabama this year.
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Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Stewart Aiken
Cleveland
Ohio
University of Alabama
American tennis starts in third round of tourney
At Wimbledon England June 22 John Van Ryn Frank Shields and Wilmer Allison members of the United States Davis Cup team advanced to the third round with decisive wins. Van Ryn beat J D P Wheatley 6 3 6 4 7 5 Allison defeated T Treczynski 8 6 6 3 6 2 Shields downed Taylor 6 3 6 4 6 1 Helen Jacobs moved to the third round with a 6 1 6 2 win over Ayrs Phyllis Covell and Sarah Palfrey both Americans also won their matches and Mrs Dorothy Andrus Burke defeated Dorothy Dyson 6 2 4 6 6 2 Mrs Helen Wills Moody beat Miss W M C Bower 6 1 6 0 to reach the third round matching Jacobs in women's singles.
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Wimbledon
England
John van Ryn
Frank Shields
Wilmer Allison
United States
Edlsworth Vines
Gregory Mangin
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Brazil
London
van Ryn
J. D. P. Wheatley
Allison
T. Treczynski
Poland
Shields
Taylor
Yoing
Helen Jacobs
America
Ayrs
Phyllis Covell
Sarah Palfrey
EK. M. bDearman
Dorothy Andrus Burke
Stanford
Conn
Dorothy Dyson
Helen Wills Moody
W. M. C. Bower
Miss Jacobs
Forward Georgia luncheon highlights Georgia commerce growth
In Commerce Georgia a Forward Georgia products luncheon will draw about 250 attendees. Speakers include M. L. Dickie of the U S Chamber of Commerce and Roy Le Craw of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce.
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Commerce
Georgia Products
Georgia
M. L. Dickie
United States Chamber of Commerce
Roy le Craw
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Ghouls Try to Rob Red Barker’s Grave in Chicago
A band of ghouls fought with the Mount Carmel cemetery caretaker early today as they attempted to raid the grave of George Red Barker labor racketeer and recent public enemy slain by machine guns. They escaped after shooting the caretaker’s automobile. police suspect they sought papers or jewelry buried with the gangster.
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Chicago
George “Red” Barker
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Actress Eleanor Boardman and King Vidor Separate
The Examiner reports Eleanor Boardman and husband King Vidor have separated with divorce likely. Boardman plans to seek custody of their two young daughters.
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Eleanor Boardman
King Vidor
Los Angeles
The
Examiner
Miss Boardman
Across L Flushed with success puzzle answers
Across clue solutions include Captivate and nine days devotion while down clues cover orree god of Ove and masculine names. The grid lists terms from Norse to Dutch measures and lunar months with various scientific, architectural, and social words interwoven.
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Rhode Island
United
Orree
God of Ove
Attorney John E. Mack to Nominate Roosevelt in Chicago
Poughkeepsie New York attorney John E. Mack will place Governor Roosevelt in nomination at the Democratic convention in Chicago. Mack is a prominent local figure active in party politics and Roosevelt’s supporters expect a strong showing at the gathering.
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John E. Mack
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Roosevelt
Chicago
France looks to Herriot to steer policy toward peace
Paris reports Edouard Herriot, France's new political leader, argues French foreign policy is stalled and must be reenergized. He stresses cautious diplomacy ahead of Lausanne and Geneva talks, linking reparations with debts, disarmament, and security while opposing aggressive nationalism.
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Lausanne
Geneva
France
Radical Socialists
Triot
Eal
Germany
New York Fight Critics Rally For Schmeling After Verdict
Metropolitan critics from the New York press disputed the 2 to 1 decision giving Jack Sharkey the win over Max Schmeling. W. O. McGeehan labeled the outcome the worst he had seen in 25 years, while Paul Gallico praised Schmeling’s left and finish. Mayor James J. Walker and others suggested a plot to rob Schmeling, citing prior comments about ring officials and a controversial referee.
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New York
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
W. O. McGeehan
The
Herald-Tribune
United States
Paul Gallico
the News
Schmeling
Damon Kunyan
James J. Walker
Gaepmiany
Daecobs
Newspapernen
Schimeling
Retiee
Imatch
Boxing Commission
Gunboat Smith
Bank Bandits Elude Capture After Swamp Chase
In Monroe Louisiana on June 22 a running gun battle after a Baskin bank robbery left Deputy Ferguson dead and four possemen wounded. A female companion was shot in the hip and captured as the trio fled into bayou swamps.
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Monroe
Here
Franklin State Bank and Trust Company
Baskin
Ferguson
Rayville
Warsaw
Suburban mayor in gunfight with bandits killed one
George Hahn mayor of suburban South Chicago Heights was attacked by three holdup men on a highway. He fired back as the car sped away and said one bandit fell from the vehicle. A dead man identified as Pominen Gaickino 22 of Chicago Heights was brought to a hospital.
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Chicago
George Hahn
Chicago Heights
Hahn
Chicuko Heights
Loop
Herty to Discuss Paper Discoveries at Georgia Meeting
Rone Ga June 22 Dr Charles H Herty renowned industrial chemist says he has found high grade bond paper can be made from southern yellow pine He will discuss his findings at the annual convention of the Georgia Forestry Association T Guy Woolford president will preside and welcome addresses are planned John A Davis of Albany Heral d will preside tomorrow The remarks include views on military credits and peace reflecting on Hitler.
Curtis repudiates hoax confession in Lindbergh case
Norfolk shipbuilder Curtis says his claim of contact with kidnappers and the Lindbergh baby was imaginary. In a statement through his Flemington attorney he accuses New Jersey State Police of ignoring his clues and clinging to a war scenario. Curtis’s Norfolk attorney plans to attend court to aid his client’s defense.
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Norfolk
Hughes Curtis
Flemington, Nod
Norfolk Boat Builder
New Jersey
Curtis
Pender
Bleutine
Largest cargo enters Savannah Harbor at sugar refinery
The British steamer Baron Ramsey discharges the largest single cargo ever to enter Savannah port, about 15,052,800 pounds of Philippine raw sugar, at the Savannah Sugar Refinery in Savannah, Georgia on June 22.
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Savannah
Baron Ramsey
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