Bill Terry Can't Escape Managerial Role In Giants Saga
A long missive from Jack Ogden and assorted notes discuss Bill Terry's insistence on remaining in baseball, contrasting his managerial ambitions with John McGraw's ascent to Giants president. The piece blends career reflections, other players, and anecdotal sports chatter from the era, with side mentions of Orioles, Newark, and various figures in publishing and racing.
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Uroughont
New York
John McGraw
Giants
Terry
McGraw
King
Bill
Charley Gomiskey
Chick Grim
Jack Gunn
Jack Ogden
Jack
Swarthmore
Grove
Earnshaw
Jack Dunn
Orioles
Aller
St. Louis Browns
Cleclanstl
Eige
Waltimore Orioles
Jersey City
St Laightleg
Secon Place
Newark
Ogden
Thomas
Parnham
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
Richardson
Maley
Prita Matsel
Ihiré
Mtching
Allier
Jack Curley Tras
Uma
Jock
Pole Son
Curley
Roosevelt Denounces Klan Links In Supreme Court Nominee
The Washington furor over Lugo I. Biselr, named to the Supreme Court, centers on claims he was a Klan member. Roosevelt denies knowledge of any Klan ties, while opponents say the appointment could threaten impartial justice to Catholics, Jews, and Black citizens.
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Prssibent Noqosevelt Autfered
Lugo I. Biselr
Suprema Court
Kst Klux Klan
North American
Alliance
Fix
Black
Hooded Brotherhood
Dlack
Europe
Tlack
London
Mack
Clade
United States
Copeland Loses in Primary Amid NYC Election Turmoil
In New York City's spirited Mayoralty primary, Copeland, backed by Tammany Hall, lost the Republican nomination to Mayor Fiorello La Guardia. La Guardia, a fusion candidate for reelection, faced 21 arrests tied to the violence at polls. Jeremiah T. Mahoney won the Democratic nomination with backing from James A. Farley.
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New York City
Royal
Tammany Hall
Fiorella
la Guardia
Fusion
G. C. PL
Roosevelt
Tammany
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
James A. Farley
Roosevelts Return to Washington Amid War Fears
President Roosevelt cut his vacation short to confer with his cabinet and key advisers including Norman Davis and Bernard Baruch amid alarming European and Far East developments. A Geneva appeal urged action against Japanese aggression while Morgenthau announced a $300 million cash move to bolster markets. Spanish loyalists reached a $30 million claim settlement, and Czechoslovakia mourned Dr Thomas Masaryk, its founder and first president, at 87.
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Europea
Atdarge
Dernard M. Baruch
State Department
United States
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Dutchess County
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Tom
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League
Japan
Woosung-Shanghai
Shanhai
Nanking
Hi Aman
Switzerland
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Nippon
Manchuria
Spain
Valencia
Czechoslovakia
Jie Uultle
Thomas G. Masry
Republic
Pragda
Heo
Masaryl
Europa
Eduard Benes
Nazi Leader Declares Germany Busy Avoiding War
Apo WITLER, the German dictator, told foreign representatives at a Nuremberg rally that Germany is too busy to enter any war. He claimed the nation’s plans would take 20 to 40 years to complete and warned that any war would be disastrous.
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Curtey
Ray
Cureley
Miyself
Louis-Farr
Louis
Mike Jacobs
Marcellus
Denmaris
Bob Poster
Parr
tAany Arma
Atraess
Aly Gee
Twrnteth
Stallar Gate
Se & Fille
Braddock
Nixth
Fare
Brendribh
View Nlepsymawkers
Apo Witler
Nuremberg
Germany
Patterned dresses entice busy women for a stylish year
A fashion feature showcases three modeled outfits in wool and velvet, urging women to update wardrobes with versatile frocks for sports, errands, and evenings. It details three sewing patterns with sizes, yardage needs, and contrast trimming, inviting orders to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept in San Francisco.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
New Montgomery Ave
San Francisco
Cplit
Dell Syndicate
WNU Service
A Cheerful Temper Inspires Beauty Wit and Health
A cheerful temper joined with innocence makes beauty attractive knowledge delightful and wit good natured. It lights sickness poverty and allliction converts ignorance into sensible simplicity and renders deformity agreeable.
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Joseph Addison
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