Washington defeats Browns amid idle Jackmen
Yesterday's results show Washington defeating Cleveland 4 to 3 as New York, St. Louis and Chicago games loom. National League standings list Washington 59 38 .608, Brooklyn 57 47, Chicago 49 48, Philadelphia 48 51, Cincinnati 48 52, St. Louis 48 59 with scheduled games today and tomorrow across major matchups.
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Jacobs Hunts Schmeling Fight Return in September
New York July 30 Joe Jacobs manager of Max Schmeling says the former heavyweight champion will fight in the United States in September with possible locations including Chicago Detroit or New York. Schmeling will sail to New York August 18 after reinstatement by the New York State Athletic Commission following suspension for remarks after the Sharkey title loss. A match with Mickey Walker at Madison Square Garden is anticipated once cleared.
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Scout Troop 1 Plans Summer Camp at Camp White Rock
Scoutmaster Cooper presided at a Boy Scouts meeting in Boyce Virginia. Plans finalize for Troop 1 and Stine led summer camp at Camp White Rock on Capon River beginning August 6 or two weeks, with 25 scouts expected from both troops.
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TODAY'S CROSS WORD PUZZLE ACROSS AND DOWN CLUES
Answer to Previous Puzzle to rotate Perhaps there is less suffering in small towns. A grocer can't say no to people who call him Billy. Aother aid to longevity is a grandson who has no job to get away from when the team plays at home.
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Papen Denies He Seeks Dictatorship in Broadcast
Berlin July 29 Chancellor Franz von Papen denied in a transatlantic broadcast that he or his cabinet seek a German dictatorship. He blamed the Versailles treaty for unrest while praising order and peace, urging unity with the world and a rebuilt future under God and solidarity. The speech came as Reichstag elections loomed and tensions with France persisted.
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Farley Reports Broad Roosevelt Support Across Nation
James A Farley, Democratic national chairman, told Governor Roosevelt that no state is conceded to Republicans based on latest reports. He and Louis M. Howe briefed Roosevelt on growing sentiment nationwide as they planned the campaign’s start in Republican territory. A campaign treasurer and other committee posts were expected to be announced in two to three days as Roosevelt prepared his first post convention remarks for a nationwide radio address tomorrow night.
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Sing Sing Prison Origins and Early Construction
Sing Sing originated as Mount Pleasant prison and is the third New York state penitentiary. Newgate in New York City, established in 1761, was the first, followed by Auburn in 1816. The Sing Sing cell block was built entirely by prisoners using quarry stones, started May 1825 and completed in 1828.
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