Paralysis Forces Lou Gehrig to End Baseball Career
Mayo Clinic doctors disclosed Lou Gehrig has a mild form of infantile paralysis and must not play again. Yankee manager Joe McCarthy said Gehrig will remain captain. Gehrig, 36, had appeared in 2,130 straight games before stepping away on May 2.
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St Louis Mayor Dickmann Hosts Elks 75th National Convention
Mayor Ernard F. Dickmann, longtime Elks leader, will host Elks from this community at the seventy fifth national convention reunion in St. Louis the week of July 10. He chairs the executive committee arranging the gathering with Americanism as the convention theme.
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Neutrality debate gains right of way in Washington
The administration's neutrality was given right of way in the cause today and will be debated by the body next week starting Monday or Tuesday.
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German refugees may find interior homes in Chungking report
A Chinese government spokesman said German refugees might be settled in the interior but the number taken would be only a few thousand.
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Democratic leaders push to reverse army air corps expansion setback
Washington June 22 House Democratic leaders urged all party members to act to overturn a Republican victory seen as hindering the proposed expansion of the army air corps.
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Jewelers Indicted Over Stars’ Stolen Jewelry Case
In San Francisco on June 22 the county grand jury indicted two local jewelers after Ralph Graham exposed a case of costly jewelry stolen from the homes of Barbara Stanwyck Gary Cooper Carole Lombard Miriam Hopkins and Fannie Brice.
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Hewitt Sends Last Ksars to Races at Montana Hall
A. S. Hewitt, noted Montana Hall breeder, plans eight top colts by the late Ksar to train this fall. He aims for a stake winner and eventual sire status to extend Ksar’s influence. Belfonda, the 17 year old Isard II La Bruire son, now stands at Montana Hall after being imported to replace Ksar.
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Luther League president nominated for reelection
John D. Stegemann of Boyden Iowa, president of the Luther League of the American Lutheran Church, was nominated for reelection today at the league fifth international convention in College Park Maryland.
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