Braddock Louis Fight Recap at Comiskey Park
Chicago on June 23 reports Joe Louis defending heavyweight title against James J Braddock at Comiskey Park. Promoters note 20 percent of crowd from Harlem New York. Louis touted as youngest champion and favorite, while Braddock gains praise for resilience.
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Dixisteel Baseball Dominates With 29–3 Record
Atlanta's Dixisteel Baseball team improved to 29 victories and three ties after a 12 to 2 win over Whitter Oils. The Steel team schedules a game against Convington Millis in Atlanta tonight.
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Americus Cardinals Tap Grayston as Acting Manager
Eddie Popeye Grayston, the Americus Cardinals strong first baseman, is serving as acting manager for the Gear- league team in Americus Georgia, with the club making a temporary leadership change as of June 23.
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Washington Huskies Sweep Regatta Again at Poughkeepsie
Washington Huskies win intercollegiate regatta for the second straight year on the Hudson. Records fall as 13:44 in junior varsity and 18:33.3 in varsity mark notable performances by Don Hume, Johnny White, and Cincon Adams. Navy, Cornell, Syracuse, California, Columbia, and Wisconsin trail in the varsity. Huskies dominate with consistent stroke rate and tactics.
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Physical and age limits set for state highway patrol policemen
Major John Carter announced Georgia state patrol adopts minimum physical standards for applicants. Must be at least five feet nine inches tall, weigh 155 pounds, and be 25 to 45 years old for first positions. Recruits later must be 21 to 30. Application forms distributed next week.
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Markets At A Glance Prompt Mixed On Commodities
Wall Street notes uneven bond movement with U S Louis gain bust, oils stronger, cotton steady amid weevil reports. New York cotton futures closed very steady with gains 16 to 21 points while New Orleans prices rose 17 to 22 points as foreign events and weevil infestations influence demand. grains and hogs show broader activity with wheat and corn up and cattle and hog prices firm.
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Steel market gains and government mediation lift stocks in uneven session
New York June 23 U S Steel led a broad rally with steady advances by other steels and a late pullback near the close. Brokers cited renewed federal mediation efforts aiding demand and scattered short covering as the list of issues moved, with government bonds also quoted at closing.
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Dr C C Rainey Voices Health Policy At Georgia Meeting
Dr C O Rainey of Camilla spoke at the Georgia Public Health Association gathering at the University of Georgia Institute of Public Health. He urged a statewide public health program with federal state and local support to boost economic social and political security and emphasized prevention over treatment.
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Turpentine and Rosin Market Report Savannah June 23
Turpentine firm shows sales 33 1 2 percent with receipts 22 and stock 29 060 while Rosin firm reports sales 870, receipts 2 836, shipments 177 and stock 62 123. Quotes list B to N 8.0744 WG 8.15 WW and X 9.00.
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Moultrie Hog Market Prices June 23
Soft hog market steady at Moultrie Georgia on June 23. Heavies 246 pounds and up. No 1 hogs 180 to 240. No 2 hogs 150 to 180. No 3 hogs 138 to 150. No 4 hogs 110 to 120. No 3 hogs 60 to 110. Fat sows about 2.00 under smooth hogs. stag prices around 8.00.
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New York sugar futures slip after early gains
Liquidation and hedge selling dominated the sugar futures close in New York on June 23. Sept No 3 fell from 2.50 to 2.47 and March from 2.41 to 2.39, finishing 2 to 2 1/2 points lower. July eased to 1.20 from 1.21 1/2. Chicago cash grain shows no wheat sales with various corn and oats quotations.
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Tie Breaking Set Sent for 90-Puzzle Old Gold Contest
Notice lists contestants and tied-puzzle rules for the 1937 Old Gold contest. It states a tie breaking set of 90 puzzles was mailed to perfect solvers and explains prizes and deadline for claiming. Readers urged to contact Old Gold Contest by June 26 if not received by June 23.
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Hogs and cattle move higher at Chicago market report
Chicago market notes hogs up to 11.75 with good weight groups selling 10.50 to 11.70, cattle active with grain fed steers and yearlings rising to 13.50 to 14.75 and bulls to 15.65. Memphian cottonseed meal futures closed firmer with multiple monthly bids posted.
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Budge Beats British Davis Cup Player in Wimbledon Showdown
Don Budge, top American title hope, defeated George Patrick Hughes of Britain in the Wimbledon second round. The match concluded 6-2 6-2 6-2.
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Thrifty Cash Advice Promotes Weekend Savings
A thrift focused advertisement from Consolidated Loan & Savings Company urges shoppers to pay cash on Saturday as a dollar buys more groceries than on Monday with a dollar twenty five, claiming a 25 percent Sunday advantage. The notice promotes personal and family loans and lists Brighton Building contact 620.
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Hearst's New York American to Cease Daily Publication
William Randolph Hearst's New York American will stop its daily morning edition on Friday and continue as a Sunday paper. It will consolidate with the New York Journal in the evening and with the New York Mirror in the morning. The Mirror and Journal are Hearst owned. The American's daily AP and City News Association memberships will transfer to the Mirror. The Sunday American will publish with the Evening Journal.
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Georgia Governor and family tour movie studios
Governor and Mrs E D Rivers of Georgia and daughter Geral dine visited Los Angeles studios on June 23. They watched director Henry King at work and said they would likely return to their vacation politics and school teaching.
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State's coal bill near one hundred thousand dollars
Atlanta, June 23. The state's coal bill for next winter will run close to $100,000. Contracts for 26,000 tons—10 trainloads—were let by the state purchasing department to three low bidders, the Campbell Coal Company, Walter Bledsoe and the Randall Fuel Company, all of Atlanta. Prices vary from $4.05 a ton to $5.23 a ton, including freight, and delivery will be to all state institutions.
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