Congress May Not Quit Soon
Washington June 20 The looming peace time session may stretch through summer as Roosevelt seeks votes on neutrality revision before adjournment. The House will likely act next week to repeal the arms embargo and bar Americans from war zones while a lengthy Senate debate on foreign policy looms. Twenty one senators signaled for continued embargo on arms shipments to warring nations.
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Fatal boxing bout links Schaaf to Carnera death
Ernie Schaaf died following a bout with Primo Carnera, with contemporary reports tying the fatal outcome to the Carnera match rather than Max Baer.
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Wild Woman stunt victim hurt by carnival prank
William Ryan, 27, hospitalized in Beverly Mass after a carnival appearance as a Wild Woman. He blames two men who allegedly fed him razor blades electric bulbs and tacks. X rays corroborate his account and doctors expect recovery as nature runs its course.
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Dooman Warns Of Deep Concern On Japanese Blockade
Eugene H. Dooman counselor at the U S embassy in Tokyo and acting charge d affaires told the Japanese foreign office he voiced deep concern over Japan's blockade of foreign concessions in China. He will observe to see if American rights are infringed.
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Gainesboro Boys Attend Virginia Tech F FA Rally
Four Gainesboro High School Future Farmers of America members Nelson Beard Adrian Morrison Hugh Daily and E E Bayliss Jr with instructor Mr Cowles visited the four day state rally at Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg last week. Morrison Daily and Bayliss served as livestock and crops judges in their first VT trip hoping to return. About 1600 boys attended from across Virginia for the event and good time was had by all.
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Girl Reserves Feminine Right To Wed Another
SAN FRANCISCO June 20 Elizabeth Ann Tuttle 21 plans a Reno wedding to Dr Roy Barnett Cohn after recalling engagement to Clement E Smoot Jr 25 of Los Angeles. Admiral William D Leahy and Admiral David W Gagley family guests were invited to July 1 ceremony. Cohn won her over after an eleventh hour visit following Smoot engagement.
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Anne Bullitt Enrolled at Foxcroft School in Middleburg
Ambassador Bullitt's daughter Anne Bullitt is a student at Foxcroft School in Middleburg Virginia. The brief note confirms her attendance at the private girls' academy located in Fauquier County near Middleburg.
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Baseball Oddities: Centenary Celebration of the Game
Editor notes a century of baseball oddities exploring strange plays and decisions. The feature recalls unusual moments from majors to sandlots as Hal Adams provides cartoons to accompany the series.
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Hal Adams
Al Schacht Pitches Dud Ball to End Heroics
Reading Club of the International League used a dud “rocket” ball during a double header with Baltimore in 1922. Al Schacht hid the real ball in his shirt, pitched the dud, and fended off a dispute with umpire Bill McGowan before striking out Rube Parnham for the final out.
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Parham Financed For Onfield Outburst In Baltimore Game
Parham hurled the ball in anger after a play and was fined $25 by the umpire for temper as three Baltimore runners were left stranded. Schacht credited as the game’s hero.
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Financier Howard E. Young Dies After Illness
Howard E. Young aged 83, Baltimore and Hanover businessman and financier, died at his Baltimore home after a three month illness. He led the J. S. Young Licorice Company from 1899 and was active in business and civic affairs in Hanover, his birthplace born April 20, 1856.
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Red Cross Seeks Ticket Collectors At Local Pool
The Winchester Frederick Chapter of the Red Cross seeks girls to collect tickets at the American Legion Swimming Pool. Volunteers work about two hours, three days a week, with one free swim ticket as pay. Applicants should be ages 16 to 24 and apply at the Red Cross office in the city.
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New Remedy for Ugly Husbands Calotabs Ad
An advertisement touts Calotabs as a solution for biliousness and torpid liver in hot weather. It claims one or two Calotabs at bedtime purges sour bile, leaving a refreshed system and a bright spirit. Genuine Calotabs are sold in a checker-board package with the brand Calotabs.
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