Tonight's Bout Likely To Bring In Goodly Gate
WYORK June 25. Joe Louis the Brown Bomber from Detroit trains to face Primo at Yankee Stadium. Tickets expected to approach 400000 in revenue with over 50000 cash buyers, aiming to see Louis’s punch bring down the 265 pound Italian challenger. A sellout was unlikely but a strong turnout could set a non-championship gate record.
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Joe Louis
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Primo
Yankee Stadium
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James J. Braddock
Max Baer
Grocerymen Have Field Day At Bat
Sarah Zane took the lead in the first inning of their softball game with the A. & P. team last Friday but the grocerymen dominated the second inning and the next five frames for the season’s high score, winning 27 to 4. Strong defense by N. Kibler and Grim aided by infield support held the firemen to one run in the last six innings. Score by innings shows Sarah Zane 300 100 0 and A. & P. 065 651 4.
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Sarah Zane
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Grim
Yesterday's Stars in Baseball Wins and Highlights
Chuck Klein and Frank Demaree fueled a Cubs win with a ninth inning home run tied game and Demaree’s single to bring in the winning run in the tenth against the Giants. Jimmy Collins connected for his 16th homer and drove in four with a double in the Brooklyn game. Vito Tamulis scattered eight Yankee hits for his seventh victory over the Indians. Zeke Bonura homered and singled for three RBIs against the Red Sox. Tval Goodman and Babe Herman each had four hits for the Reds. John Burnett doubled in the 10th to beat the A’s 2-1. Eldon Auker and Leon Goslin contributed key hits for the Tigers with Auker scoring on a long fly in the 14th and Goslin driving in five.
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British Open first round note with Cotten lead
Henry Cot ton shot 66 to lead the opening qualifying round of the British Open. The recap mentions Johnny Bronca fanning five in a game tying a major league nine inning record.
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Johnny Bronca
Gene Sarazen
Fred Perry
Wilmer Allison
Wimbledon
Jim Bausch
Maxey Rosenbloom
Jimmy Slattery
Ruth
Veneer Use Traces Across Ancient Furniture Seminal To Egypt
Veneer on furniture and surfaces appears without a defined date, emerging with earliest known Egyptian furniture. It has been widely used by civilized peoples wherever wood work occurs, transcending historical data.
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Bette Davis Star Turns in The Girl From 10th Avenue
Fans made Bette Davis a star after Of Human Bondage now she becomes a man maker in her first stellar vehicle The Girl From 10th Avenue opening at the Capitol Thursday.
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the Capitol
Snapp Foundry Defeats Friendship Fire in Softball Showdown
Snapp Foundry overwhelmed Friendship Fire Co. 8 to 4 in a lively softball game noted for sharp fielding on both sides. The rivalry was friendly as the star Friendship pitcher also works for the Foundry, yet the Foundry bats powered the victory despite the issuer’s close play.
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Local Caddies Defeat Purcellville Caddies 7 2 for Third Straight Win
The local caddie champions won 7 to 2 over Purcellville caddies, extending their streak to three straight victories and improving to 12 wins and no defeats in three years. Olinger scored 76 and 112 points, with M Howe also at 112. R Giffen 86, R Eversole 90, C Beaver 87, and C Olinger 92 each added one point to the team total.
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Gardeners Must Know Their Bugs
Gardeners should learn how insects feed to control them. Soft bodied pests suck plant juices and need contact sprays like nicotine or pyrethrum. Chewers need stomach poisons such as arsenate or lead. Slugs and snails die when lime or salt is spread around plants.
Public Sale of Frederick County Realty in Virginia
Trustee offers for sale at public auction in front of Winchester Courthouse on Saturday July 20 1935 at 11 00 A M a 1 acre parcel near Armel Frederick Co Va improved by a dwelling and outbuildings. Property conveyed in 1913 by Irvin Newcome. Terms: one third cash on sale day, balance in two annual payments with bonds, interest 6 percent, insured by a deed of trust and buildings insurance. J W Baker Trustee. Dunn & Duvall Auctioneers.
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Harry C. Newcome
Court House
Winchester
Armel
Irvin Newcome
J. W. Baker
Dunn & Duvall, Auct
Public 18 Buys Big With Bucketshop Ring Leaders Named
Attorney General Cummings warns of a nation wide chain of bucketshop swindlers draining millions from doctors lawyers and business men. He cites headquarters in New York and Chicago and says leaders’ names are known while public and legitimate brokers must cooperate to jail them. The ring operated in Kansas City Oklahoma City Houston Shreveport Fort Worth New Orleans and Dallas, using new firm names and fronts.
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Gangs Operated Widely Across Cities, DOJ Claims
Cummings testified that the group profited greatly from crime, withdrawing three to four million dollars from Kansas City before shifting to Oklahoma City where the network earned about a quarter of a million. He cited evidence of up to 150 similar gangs in New York City and about twenty gang rings uncovered in Dallas.
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Perpetual Motion Arrives Again at Inventors Congress
CHICAGO June 24 Omar Highley a 48 year old resident of Converse Indiana stands five feet tall before the Inventors Congress presenting his perpetual motion contraption a weight and counter system he calls the dream of the ages.
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World’s first display of inventive genius showcased in concrete expressions
A four week display at a Loop hotel features a new mechanical device lauded as the world’s first relaliation of a long-held aim. Alfred G. Burns of Oakland, Calif., president of the congress, notes the exhibit can “go on forever” as the last words in concrete expressions of American ingenuity are presented through Friday.
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Wheat Harvest Begins This Week
Wheat harvest opened in full swing in early planted fields in the southern part of the county yesterday. By week’s end harvest will be well along throughout the county as farmers report a fine crop expected to be threshed this year. Barley fields are mostly shocked with some still standing due to daily showers last week.
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Oil For Lamps of China At Capitel Today
Warner's Capitel presents Oil For Lamps of China a Cosmopolitan drama from First National Pictures based on Alice Tisdale Hobart's novel about American pioneers in China facing floods fires famine pestilence and bandits to aid oil firms Pat O'Brien stars as an eager American company man bringing light to China amid a cast of several hundred Chinese actors in key and supporting roles.
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Police Chief Is Suspended At St. Paul
A maneuver by City officials led to the suspension of St. Paul Police Chief Michael Culligan and four other officers after a probe into alleged connections with a race horse lottery ring. The move, tied to a broader purge, targets several inspectors and detectives with immediate resignations demanded from four more, promising further dismissals. A letter accusing police of tipping raids to criminals and profiting from vice was sent to Mayor H Gehan and County Attorney Michael Kinkead for possible grand jury action.
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Fred W. Raesch
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Michael McGinnis
Daring Young Man stars Dunn and Clarke at Hable’s Palace
James Dunn and Mae Clarke lead The Daring Young Man at Hable’s Palace for final showings tonight with action and comedy for all. The program includes a Fox News reel a cartoon and a novelty feature for family entertainment.
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Hable’s Palace
Mae Clarke
Fox News
Jack Holt
Palace
Winchester
Mona Barrie
Ralph Morgan
Jackie Sears
Frankie Darro
Stooges
Paris Creations Prize ruling on copied fashion works
The French Supreme Court declares the style creations of major Paris dressmakers as works of art. Copying these designs is considered theft, reinforcing strong protections for high fashion originals.
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Supreme Court
Bills Passed Over Veto Become Law
All bills that clear the legislature despite a presidential veto become law just as if the president had signed them. The process triggers automatic enactment without further action from the executive.
Road number changes set for July in Virginia and beyond
State officials announce a slate of highway renumbering next month. Route 340 from Berryville to Greenville becomes Route 12 while Route 5 from Richmond to Charlottesville will be Federal Route 250 after July 1. New Route 220 replaces Route 18 from the West Virginia line to Covington, Route 12 from Clifton Forge to Roanoke and Route 311 from Roanoke northward on a new Route 5 toward Yuen 21, with Fort Chiswell area redefined. A new highway map showing these changes will be issued shortly after July 1.
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Chaos Forecast by Gov Nice Warns of Spending Spree
Cumberland Md June 25 Gov Harry W Nice warned that a spending spree by the Roosevelt administration would lead to chaos worse than the low mood and national demoralization. He urged returning to sanity under the law and said the government must feed the needy while pruning the undeserving. He spoke after officiating at a Knights of Pythias initiation.
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