Rex Moore Returns and Demands Laurie Stay His Wife
Rex Moore, believed dead, returns to find Laurie Moore posing as his widow to aid her sister. He exposes the ruse and orders her to continue the pretense to maintain his standing with Albery and their future. Laurie resists but is forced into a grim, coercive bargain.
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Rex Moore
Pacific
Mark Albery
Albery
Laurie
Sydney
Warrabillo County
Mr. Albery
England
Moore
Belle Mason
Wes
Flying Keys Near Air Endurance Mark in Meridian
Fred and Al Key neared a new world endurance flight record after a month aloft near Meridian Mississippi. They must stay in the air until 2 13 12 p m CST to equal 553 hours 41 minutes 30 seconds set by the Hunter brothers in 1930.
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Meridian
Miss
Fred
al Key
Hunter Brothers
Chicago
Ole Miss
Louis Knocks Out Carnera in Sixth Round
Louis lands a decisive left hook in the sixth, flooring Primo Carnera for the first time. Carnera rises at the count of four, shocks the crowd, but collapses after a follow up blow and remains unable to continue. The bout ends with Louis in control as Carnera reels and falls.
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Primo
Louis
Carnera
Official figures on Louis Carnera bout revealed in New York
The Twentieth Century Sporting Club released figures for the Louis Carnera fight. Attendance was 57,000 with gross receipts of 328,000 dollars and net receipts of 276,000 dollars. Louis earned 49,680 dollars, Camera 96,600 dollars, and Hearst milk fund 27,700 dollars plus 50 percent of profits.
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Louis
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Jacobs
Baer-Braddock
New York
Twentieth Century Sporting Club
Camera
William ‘Randolph Hearst
Lefty Flora Loses mound duel 2 to 1
Lefty Flora falls to Americus 2 to 1 in a pitching duel. Crisler takes the loss while Dobernic and Kearns split duties for Americus. Barnes hits a home run and Sikes adds a pair of two base hits to provide the offense.
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Lefty
Flora
Page Bix
Americag
Abrhpore Anderson
Moody
Grayston
Cole
Berry
Barnes
Humphreys
Sikes
Moultrie
Duberstein
Crisler
Anderson
Johnson
Black
Knox
Americus
Dobernic
Kearns
Pirés
Wagon
Moon
Cotton and Smith Pace Setters in British Open
The article details leadership by Cotton and Smith in early British Open coverage at Muirfield and Gullane. Ernest Kenyon shot 70 with 34-36 while A J Lacey posted 71 after 35-36-. Bert Gadd started strong with 32 on the front but finished 72. A total of 109 of 250 qualifiers advanced after three days of rounds.
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Ernest Kenyon
A. J. Lacey
Kenyon
Lacey
Bert Gadd
Muirfield
Scotland
Gullane
Third Round Singles Start Delayed by Rain in Intercollegiate Meet
Evanston Illinois June 26 The third round of singles and the doubles began after rain delays at the national intercollegiate tennis championship held at Northwest University. Officials expect a reduced field by afternoon with finals set for Sunday if weather cooperates. Henry Cotton opens against John McCredit as favorites begin play.
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Evanston
Wines
Northwest University
Henry Cotton
Sandwich
John McCredit
Smokies batter Pelicans as Smokies top Pelicans 13 to 6
Knoxville defeated the Pelicans 13 to 6 with six seventh inning runs on three hits two walks a wild pitch an error and a sacrifice. Chattanooga lost 5 to 4 to the Little Rock Travelers. The Atlanta Crackers beat Birmingham 9 to 3 in eight. Today Birmingham at Atlanta Chattanooga at Little Rock Nashville at Memphis New Orleans at Knoxville.
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Associated Press
Knoxville
Pelicans
Smokies
Memphis
Nashville
Clay
White
Schmidt
Birmingham
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Little Rock
New Orleans
United States Plans Record Armament Spending
The United States maps a budget totaling 807 million dollars for the army navy and marine corps for the coming year a record sum. It includes 24 war ships 555 navy planes 400 army planes and adding 5000 naval personnel and 42000 army personnel with Navy and military funding signed by President Roosevelt.
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Washington
United States
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Roosevelt
Annapolis
West Point
Letter to Roosevelt on cotton taxes and foreign imports
Tom Linder, Commissioner of Agriculture, urges President Roosevelt and Henry Wallace to address plunging cotton consumption and rising foreign cotton and jute imports. He cites tax figures, export declines from 1932 to 1934, and a sample jute dress fabric sold at $1.90 in Atlanta to argue for protectionist measures.
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Tom Linder
Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
United States
Henry A. Wallace
Ian
India
Atlanta
Georgia
Toneka
Kansas
Secretary of Commerce
Mr. Hoover
Korea
Commissioner of Agriculture
Brantome Poised to Challenge Ascot Gold Cup Triumph
French racing experts place strong hopes on Brantome, a four-year-old chestnut with a blaze and three white feet, to win the Ascot Gold Cup on June 20. Owned by Baron Edouard de Rothschild and ridden by C Bouillon, Brantome has won 11 races from 11 starts, earning near 2 million francs by age four, with victories in the French Guineas, Prix Lupin, Prix Royal Oak, and Prix de l Arc de Triomphe. The field gains a boost as Windsor Lad is scratched, boosting Brantome’s chances amid strong French belief he can outpace England’s best.
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Paris
Brantome
Blandford
France
Massine
Edouard de Rothschild
C. Bouillon
L’indigene
Cadmus
Epinard
Zev
United States
Two Men Arrested in Taxi Driver Killing
Gainesville Georgia deputy sheriff H L Lawson announced the arrest of Arthur Thomas and Clyde Gilmer in connection with the murder of taxi operator Oren Whitmire. A hat found near the crime scene led to the arrests after tracing to an Athens cleaning establishment. Preliminary hearings are expected later this week.
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Gainesville
H. L. Lawson
Hall County
Oren Whitmire
Lawson
Arthur Thomas
Clyde Gilmer
Whitmire
Here
Thomas
Chicopee
Gilmer
Porterdale
Dewberry Church
Nazi Extremists Put Under Curb by Official Hints
Berlin officials move to prune far right offshoots as nuisance. Hitler usage in business letters is branded harmful while Heil Hitler is discouraged. Peasant style furniture and monocles face scrutiny as inappropriate for city homes.
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Berlin
Hitler
Hell Hitler
Best horse ever bred in France patent claim
A device described as a “device for producing dimpits” resembles a carpenter's trace and bit and is patened by some experts as the best horse ever bred in France.
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France
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