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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1931

Page

4

Max Schmbling Defends Crown at Cleveland Stadium

The air view shows Municipal Stadium in Cleveland Ohio near Lake Erie. Max Schmibling will defend his world heavyweight title against Young Stribling of Georgia on July 3 as the stadium nears completion and readiness for use in coming weeks.

Municipal Stadium Cleveland Ohio Lake Erie Max Schmbling Georgia

Vanderbilt Plans Eight Month World Cruise for Rare Fish

Millionaire sportsman and Lieutenant-Commander in the Naval Reserve plans a new eight month world cruise to seek rare fish and birds for the Vanderbilt Marine Museum on Long Island New York. The voyage will begin early in July and follows a prior trip that yielded notable specimens.

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Prize Winner Mrs. Margaret Ayer Barnes Chicago Novelist

Mrs. Margaret Ayer Barnes of Chicago, author of Years of Grace, won the Pulitzer Prize as best American novel of 1930. Despite her writing, she devotes time to social life and is a renowned Chicago society hostess with three sons.

Margaret Ayer Barnes Chicago

Japanese opera star Miyakawa to sing on American radio this summer

Yoshiko Miyakawa, a renowned Japanese soprano famed for Madame Butterfly, will reach American homes this summer through radio appearances under contract to perform before the microphone.

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