Shaw and Lady Astor try aiding Yale professor's wife
In Moscow July 24 George Bernard Shaw and Lady Astor took up the plea of Mrs. Krynine wife of Yale professor Admitri P. Krynine. He says Russian officials hold her as a hostage to force his return and she lives in poverty while he seeks release to join him in America.
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Moscow
George Bernard Shaw
Lady Astor
Russia
Yale University
Shaw
Dmitri Krynine
Yale
Astor
Maxim Litvinoff
New Haven
Conn
Admitri P. Krynine
America
Krynine
Technical University of Moscow
Rusaies
Mosocow
Kirynine
Abbeville Man Suffered 150 Stitches After Slashing
Abbeville Ga July 24 physicians at Fitzgerald reported that about 150 stitches were needed to close wounds on J C Holt Jr part owner of a Rochelle store and automobile company and of another car company at Cordele Lawrence Yarbrough 30 and J Smith were held in Wilcox county jail charged with assault with intent to murder in connection with the slashing. Details of the dispute could not be obtained immediately.
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Fitzgerald
J. C. Holt, Jr
Rochelle
Cordele
Lawrence Yarbrough
J. Smith
Wilcox County
Holt
Pioneer Peach Grower L A Rumph Dies at 84
Marshallville Georgia July 24 The death of L A Rumph 84 removes one of Georgia s pioneer peach growers He originated the Georgia Belle peach naming it for Mrs Belle Hall and his wife s Elberta variety He claimed to be the first Georgian to plant asparagus as a commercial crop in the state A planter for 50 years and a former Confederate boy soldier he was wounded at Griswoldville His father Lewis Rumph helped settle Houston County in 1832.
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L. A. Rumph
Georgia
Rumph
Belle Hall
Joseph Neel
Macon
Mr. Rumph
Griswoldville
Lewis Rumph
Orangeburg
D. C
Houston County
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported for July 22
Treasury receipts for July 22 totaled 8 969 288. expenditures reached 10 674 455.84, leaving a balance of 321 286 391.14. Customs receipts for the month ending July 22 stood at 23 558 283.66.
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Treasury
Washington
Royalty Gap and Family Visa Sparks Ukridge Case Tale
A report details a man who arranged with the United States State Department to allow his wife permanent resident entry. It notes that royalties from a book he authored stopped arriving from Russia two years earlier.
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United States State Department
Russia
Flashes of Life in Patchwork News Bytes
A whimsical AP roundup from Mays Landing to Sydney. Highlights include Mrs Unterfachtberger’s pin trick at a picnic and a restuffed dummy husband, restoration of village band concerts in Burton, new rules against parking by hitching rails, a Warsaw ad touting a match-maker with a long list of professions and dowries, birching in Queensland and Victoria, and New Guinea pygmies causing a traveler’s surprise with bamboo sticks in a Sydney Museum tale.
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Associated Press
Mays Landing
N. J
Unterfachtberger
Elsie Unterfachtberger
Mullica
Sydney
Australia
New Guinea
Briggs
Sydney Museum
Lamneck Urges Lower Tariff To Combat Unemployment
Representative Lamneck of Ohio advocates revision of the Hawley Smoot tariff and prohibition laws to speed prosperity. He says President Hoover has it in his power to hasten recovery and public acknowledgment of the tariff law’s failings is needed.
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Washington
Representative Lamneck
Ohio
Hoover
South Georgia tobacco season signals money flow for Thomas County
As Georgia bright leaf markets open next Tuesday, growers in Thomas County expect good quality tobacco from the northern area and plan to sell at distant markets since Thomasville lacks a local sale. Warehouses in Pelham Cairo Moultrie Quitman Valdosta compete for shipments, boosting regional business with influxes of several million dollars.
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Georgia
South Georgia
Tobacco Belt
Thomas County
Thomasville
Pelham
Cairo
Moultrie
Quitman
Valdosta
Garrison May Know His Fate By First Day Of August
Moss and Garrison, charged with the murder of Hazel Bradshaw, may learn their fate by August 1 as Judge L N Turrentine considers night sessions to finish the trial, with the state expected to close its case today. Bradshaw testified he did not hear his daughter return home the night of the tragedy. Miss Bradshaw’s body was found May 3 in Balboa Park, stabbed 17 times.
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San Diego
Calif
Moss &. Garrison
Hazel Bradshaw
L. N. Turrentine
G. A. Bradshaw
Miss Bradshaw
Balboa Park
Blackwood Refuses to Discuss Case in Jasper County
Columbia South Carolina July 24 Governor Blackwood refused to discuss steps to force B F Spivey ousted sheriff of Jasper county to relinquish office He said he would move slowly to avoid legal entanglements Former sheriff Spivey ordered replaced by Coroner J W Smith declines to turn over keys until his case is heard and he is proven guilty
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Columbia
S. C
Blackwood
B. F. Spivey
Jasper County
Slivey
J. W. Smith
Spivey
Training of All Workers Advocated at Southern Conference
Blue Ridge North Carolina July 24 The Southern Industrial Conference heard advocate for effective worker training to raise skill levels as protection against unemployment. J. J. Robeson Jr. Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company personnel superintendent spoke among four experts in industrial relations transportation insurance and banking. He urged developing multi purpose workers to increase employability and job security during downturns.
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Blue Ridge
N. C
Southern Industrial Conference
J. Robeson, Jr
Newport News
Robeson
Unemployment Cure Suggested Through Prohibition Revisions
A speaker argued that both prohibition and its repeal have failed, and reforming one while adjusting the other could rapidly reduce unemployment. He urged targeted policy changes to stimulate jobs and end the economic strain.
Connecticut Tobacco Crops Devastated by Hail Storm
A Hartford reporting storm hit the Connecticut river valley damaging Suffield and Enfield tobacco plantations. Estimates put total losses near a million dollars with Suffield suffering about 600000 and Enfield around 200000 as wind hail and rain wrought destruction.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut River Valley
Suffield
Enfield
Hoover to Vacation Over the Week End
President Hoover plans to leave for Rapidan camp this afternoon for a quiet weekend. The party includes Mrs. Hoover, Senator Vandenberg, former Senator Baird and Mrs. Baird, Henry Robinson, Byron Price and Mrs. Price, Mark Sullivan, Lawrence Richey, and Captain Kent T. Boone the White House physician.
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Hoover
Rapidan
Senator Vandenberg
Michigan
Senator Baird
New Jersey
Baird
Henry Robinson
Los Angeles
Byron Price
Associated Press
Price
Mark Sullivan
Lawrence Richey
Kent T. Boone
White House
Ryder Cup Fashion Sparks Emancipation Debate
The article compares men and women’s fashion as golf fans discuss attire at the Ryder Cup. It notes women favor shortened skirts for practicality while men edge toward cooler slacks and plus fours as weather heats up, reflecting evolving style on the course.
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Paris
Atlantic
Sheila Tee
Slacks Prove Superior For Golfers At Inverness And The Nation
The piece recalls golf fashion from past decades noting how slacks became preferred over plus fours at Scioto Country Club with Sir Walter Hagen and Johnny Farrell on the Ryder Cup team. It contrasts British and American habits, mentions Rex Hartley’s Oxford bags attempt, and critiques sailor pants and "awful" divided skirts while observing winds favoring darker attire.
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Mr. America
Johnny Farrell
Sir Walter Hagen
America
Scioto Country Club
Walter
Johnny
Rex Hartley
Muirfield
Oxford
Harley
Paul Berlenbach Seeks Comeback in New York Clubs
Former light heavyweight champion Paul Berlenbach returns from retirement and fights in small New York clubs. The veteran seeks to revive his boxing run with bouts against local opponents.
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Paul Berlenbach
Berlenbach
New York
Byrd Tops Ruth In Golf Match With 73
New York reports Babe Ruth is improving as a golfer but cannot beat Sam Byrd the American League outfielder who edged Ruth by three strokes in 18 holes. Byrd posted a 73.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Sam Byrd
Byrd
Ruth
Ruth Hits Home Run Milestone Amid Strikeout Rate
Babe Ruth, famed Yankee right fielder, continues his power assault with more than 580 career home runs while averaging about two strikeouts per circuit. His feats underscore one of baseball’s most storied sluggers.
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Babe Ruth
Yankee
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