Louis Louis fight buildup rocked by sparring knockout
Boxing headlines swirl as Joe Louis reportedly was knocked down in training, with Bob Pastor promising to stop Louis within ten rounds in Madison Square Garden. Louis claims he slipped, while promoters and fans weigh the incident ahead of Friday night’s bout.
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Sid Feder
New York
Joe Louis
Bob Pastor
Madison Square Garden
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Eddie Malcolm
State Athletic Commission
Pastor
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Noisy finish foreshadows big gate for 10 round bout
Crowds watched as the fighter went down but rose quickly and battered Malcolm around the ring. Ringside reporters had mixed opinions while the arena looked to a possible $125,000 sell out for the ten round bout.
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Malcolm
the Garden
Record Flood Rains Hit Wide Area Dropping Records
Weather chief says this flood rainfall is the greatest in so short a time across a broad region. Johnsonville Tennessee saw 23.11 inches in 26 days, with Louisville and Clarksville posting large totals as western Kentucky and Tennessee endured heavy downpours.
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Charles C. Clark
Weather Bureau
Johnsonville
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Acre
Clark
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio
Mississippi
Clarksville
Louisville
Memphis
Little Rock
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Milk Producers Warn Protective Action Needed in Trade Deals
Charles W. Holman of the National Cooperative Milk Producers' Federation urged safeguards for dairy and livestock producers. Speaking at the Northeastern Dairy Conference in Baltimore, he said reciprocal trade agreements have raised imports and lowered prices, risking greater harm if butter is added. He cited a rise in unfavorable trade balance from 36.5 million to 94.6 million dollars in the first 11 months of the past year with six countries already in effect by 1936.
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Baltimore
Charles W. Holman
National Cooperative Milk Producers’ Federation
Holman
Northeastern Dairy Conference
United States
Court Prefers Church Chimes To Frat House
Justice Bailey refused a preliminary injunction to stop the Most Blessed Sacrament Church angelus chimes at 7 am. He favored maintaining the long standing Catholic custom and said he would hold a full hearing before deciding, with a date to be set soon.
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Washington
Jennings Bailey
District Court
Bailey
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