Sea Soldier Eyes Grand National Glory At Aintree
Sea Soldier a Virginia bred jumper once deemed unlikely to race now makes a strong bid for Grand National honors at Aintree. Alligator, bred in Maryland and a top steeplechaser, also competes as Virginians rally to support the two hardy American entries in Britain.
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Aintree
R. T. Corbell
England
Virginia
Alligator
Bryce Wing
Maryland
Allitor
Iron Grey
Florida
America
Sea Soldier
Billy Barton
Warrenton
James K. Maddux
Maddux
Samuel Riddle
Son of Fair Play
Man O’ War
Mad
Riddle
Man O' War
J. Temple Gwathmey
Seaname
Man O’ War Court
Kentucky
Ewart Johnson
Aiken
Virginia Youth Dies Of Grid Injuries
Fredericksburg athlete John McCalla Boulware, 20, died at Mary Washington Hospital two weeks after breaking his back in a football game. He was a Fredericksburg High School standout, class of 1930, and son of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Boulware, with two sisters surviving. Funeral services were set for 3 PM at the Presbyterian Church. Boulware was quarterback for Battery F Rebels in a recent game against the Washington D. C. Stantons when he fell tackling for an off-tackle plunge.
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Fredericksburg
John McCalla Boulware
Mary Washington Hospital
D. J. Boulware
Presbyterian Church
Fredericksburg High School
Battery F Rebels
Washington D. C. Stantons
Gandhi Returns From England Amid War Threat
After seeking peace in England, Mahatma Gandhi sails home amid threats of a clash between India and Britain. The remark underscores the difficulty of waging war with patience.
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England
Mahatma Gandhi
India
Britain
Football's Aid To Charity Passes Million Mark
Football's contribution toward relief of the unemployed has passed the 1,000,000 dollar mark, largely from the Army Navy clash at Yankee Stadium. 77,000 spectators paid about 375,000 dollars, with roughly 325,000 dollars going to charity. Other results included Southern California beating Georgia 60 to 0, Oklahoma 20 Tulsa 7, and the Alabama All-Stars 7 Catholic University 0.
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New York
Army-Navy
Yankee Stadium
Navy
Price Levels In U S Become More Stable
The New York report from the Nation Foreign Trade Council states that American domestic price levels have stabilized for the first time in nearly two years, with wholesale prices within about 2 percent of last June’s index for five months. It notes world trade near 1913 volume and highlights price stability as a sign of improving business prospects, contrasting U S declines with smaller European price drops.
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New York
United States
Foreign Trade Council
Council
Reduction Scale Noted in Two Thirds Decline Report
The snippet notes a centric measure indicating a reduction near two thirds of the earlier decrease, reflecting a significant drop in the cited metric during the period. Details are sparse, but the emphasis is on a substantial portion of the prior decline.
Many Lives Lost In Sweeping Gales Across Europe
News from London reports sixty or more lives lost as gales swept three European seas over the weekend. Ships damaged off Africa, including the Italian tug Tesco, with 100 or more rescued by the cruiser Trieste. A Coast Guard Cutter washed ashore at Bone Algeria, twelve perished. Venus crew of captain and 16 drowned near the Norwegian coast after being fired on by a Norwegian guard vessel.
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London
Europe
Setapine
North Africa
Mediterranean
Tesco
Toney Puttin Oom
Trieste
Italy
Coast Guard
Bone
Algeria
Algers
Venus
North Sea
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