Louis knocks out Carnera to crown rising heavyweight hope
Joe Louis, a 21 year old Detroit native, kayoed Primo Carnera in six rounds before about 60 000 fans at Yankee Stadium. Public celebrations erupted in Detroit as Louis’s win fuels talk he could become a top heavyweight. Carnera’s career appears ending.
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Joe
New York
Joe Louis
Brown
Detroit
Primo Carnera
Yankee Stadium
Jack Dempsey
Louis
Carnera
Arthur Donovan
Primo
Black Belt
Harlem
East Side
Pat Brooks
Jim Braddock
Last Minute Pose Sugar Used in Mortar
Sugar is sometimes used to sweeten the mortar in large construction projects to strengthen the mix and improve bonding. The practice, noted in reports on big buildings and bridges, highlights unusual additives in historic masonry.
Stars Shine Across League Standouts In Ten Inning Giants Win
Hank Leiber of the Giants delivered a tenth inning single to win the opener. Billy Herman and Augie Galan of the Cubs combined for six runs on seven hits. Danny MacFayden of the Braves silenced the Pirates with eight hits and two runs. Bill Delancey homered for the Cardinals against Brooklyn. Hal Trosky tripled and scored the tying and winning runs for Cleveland against the Yankees. Jimmy Wilson led Philadelphia with a multi hit performance against Cincinnati. John Stone helped Washington’s offense against Detroit with two hits.
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Associated Press
Hank Leiber
Giants
Billy Herman
Augie Galan
Cubs
Leiber
Herman
Galan
Danny MacFayden
Braves
Pirates
Bill Delancey
Cards
Brooklyn
Hal Trosky
Indians
Yankees
Jimmy Wilson
Phillies
Reds
John Stone
Senators
Detroit
Sports milestones span birth, wins, and leadership changes
A year ago Gene Tunneys welcomed a second son. Paul Dean secured his tenth win by defeating the Giants. Five years ago Connelly won the varsity race at Poughkeepsie regatta, beating Syracuse by three lengths. Tris Speaker resigned as manager of the Newark Bears.
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Associated Press
Gene Tunneys
Paul Dean
Giants
Connelly
Syracuse
Lenaths
Tris Speaker
Newark Bears
Five Japanese airmen killed in two plane accidents
Tokyo reports the Japanese army lost five fliers and three planes in two incidents. At the Gamigahara air base near Gifu two planes collided, killing three men. A separate Kagamigahara base plane crashed in flames in Niigata prefecture, with two more deaths.
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Tokyo
Magamigahara
Gifu
Kagamigahara
Niigata Prefecture
Discount Rate Cut by Bank of the Netherlands
AMSTERDAM June 26 The Bank of the Netherlands today reduced its discount rate from five per cent to four per cent.
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Amsterdam
Bank of the Netherlands
Plans for Sewer Mains Project in City
City Manager Arthur M Field outlines plans for sewer system upgrades including additional trunk lines to serve Gerrard street and Handley School areas. The project aims to carry water underground to the Town Run and extend mains from the Town Run and Braddock street toward the post office, relieving flood conditions.
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Arthur M. Field
PWA
Gerrard Street
Handley School
Market Street
Town Run
Braddock Street
Post Office
Clifford
Plan to manufacture concrete pipe locally with A aid
The plan calls for local manufacture of concrete pipe and for assistance from the A to keep project costs within reasonable bounds.
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The
Challenge To Duel Flung At French Tennis Star
Paris June 26 A challenge to clash on the field of honor was flung today at Jean Borotra famed as the bounding Basque Didier Poulain sports writer for Auto issued the call to arms to Paris favorite tennis player Poulain accuses Borotra of insulting him in columns and Borotra declined to play singles in the Davis Cup while at Wimbledon for the All England Championships securing the row between the rivals.
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Jean Borotra
Didier Poulain
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Poulain
Borotra
France
Wimbledon
Two Civil Suits Heard By Judge Williams Today
Judge Philip Williams in Frederick county circuit court awarded H. D. Garrett of Opequon a net judgment of 98.70 against John Snyder after an auto collision at Cook's Garage on Valley Pike last October 27. Garrett claimed he stopped before entering the highway and the Snyder car struck his. no injuries reported. Harry R. Kern represented Garrett. J Sloan Kuykendall for the defendant. Evidence finished in Berryville Basket Company v Southern Chemical Company. Berryville sought about 80 for price differences on baskets. Judge Williams ruled for the defendant. Herbert S. Larrick defended the plaintiff.
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H. D. Garrett
Opequon
John Snyder
Philip Williams
Frederick County
Garrett
Snyder
Cook's
Valley Pike
Harry R. Kern
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Berryville Basket Company
Southern Chemical Company
Williams
Herbert S. Larrick
Keckley Family Hosts Relatives in Kernstown Gathering
Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Guy Keckley at Kernstown include Nannie Virginia Maxine Eliza Ervine Mary Rhoda Esther Keckley with Walter Miller Lester Ollie John William. Benjamin Carter James Jen Charles Billy and Mattie Georgia Eula Strasnider also present. Anne Brooke Kern hosts luncheon honoring Miss Jane Hastings Scully with guests Jane Scully Eleanor Gillespie Scully Mrs John Barnes Carr Virginia Tayloe Boyd Caroline Carson Nancy Gray Larrick Georgia Geddes Conrad Mrs James A Miller and Mrs J M Steck Jr. Will entertain tomorrow with luncheon honoring Miss Jane Hastings Scully for her upcoming July wedding and Mrs Thomas A Gibson. Armel Wilkins spent Sunday with his parents in West Virginia.
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Guy Keckley
Kernstown
Nannie
Virginia
Maxine
Eliza
Ervine
Mary
Rhoda
Esther Keckley
Walter
Miller
Lester
Ollie
John William Keckley
Benjamin Carter
James
Jen
Charles
Billy
Mattie
Georgia
Eula Strasnider
Anne Brooke Kern
Jane Hastings Scully
Miss Scully
Jane Scully
Eleanor Gillespie Scully
John Barnes Carr
Clarksdale
Virginia Tayloe Boyd
Caroline Carson
Riverton
Nancy
Gray Larrick
Georgia Geddes Conrad
James A. Miller
J. M. Steck, Jr
John Michael Steck, Jr
Thomas A. Gibson
Gibson
Winchester
Discovery of Paper Making Traditions
The article notes that paper making entered Arab hands through the capture of a Chinese craftsman, suggesting pathways of transmission of papermaking knowledge from China to the Islamic world.
Former Pastor James A. Johnson to Preach in Kernstown
The Rev. James A. Johnson of Lexington Virginia will preach at 8 o clock tomorrow evening at the Kernstown Methodist Church where evangelistic services are ongoing. Johnson once pastored the Stephens City charge which includes Kernstown. Many Winchester area friends plan to attend to hear him.
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James A. Johnson
Lexington
Kernstown
Mr. Johnson
Stephens City
Winchester
Local Markets Daily Markets Column Note
Local markets page notes daily corrections by The Star and disclaims responsibility for typographical errors. It references market listings and price notes without detailed figures. The item stresses accuracy but acknowledges possible mistakes in this condensed market digest.
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Prices for patent and short brand flour bags and feeds
The column lists patent brand flour prices per barrel for 98, 48, 24 and 12 pound bags, and other brand prices. It also shows cracked corn, mixed feeds, egg mash, corn meal varieties, Middlings, dairy feeds, country butter, and poultry and livestock product quotes with varying weights and percentages.
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A. PS
Brana Aera
Ian Nas
Feed Prices and Small Bag Options
A fragment lists feed products with prices per barrel or per bag, including 48 lb and 24 lb bags, corn meal, middlings, bran, scratch feed, mixed feed, and eggs. Values shown include 6.75 to 7.15 per barrel for various bag sizes and 1.75 to 2.50 for individual items.
Squirrel Case Is Continued In Front Royal
In Front Royal June 26 the commonwealth case against Everett Fox for hunting squirrels in Shenandoah National Park was continued for lack of proof the park is a state game sanctuary. Attorney Armstrong argued the state has not shown sufficient proof. Noah Walter remains jailed for unpaid fines.
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Front Royal
The
Commonwealth
Everett Fox
Walter G. Olmstead
Shenandoah National Park
William C. Armstrong, Jr
Fox
State Conservation and Development Commission
Noah Walter
Norman Shepherd
Walters
Warren County
Aso
Key Brothers Edge Toward Endurance Flight Record
Meridian Mississippi June 26 Fred and Al Key near the end of a month aloft aiming to beat the 553 hour 41 minute 30 second world air endurance record set by the Hunter brothers in 1930 at Chicago. They plan to stay up until 3 13 15 p m tomorrow as the final hours approach.
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Miss
Fred
al Key
Hunter Brothers
Chicago
Fred Key
New Russian Balloon Reaches 52165 Feet in Flight
In Moscow on June 26 the Soviet stratosphere balloon U S 8 R One Bis reached 52165 feet during a 165 minute flight and covered about 150 miles. It carried auto opening parachutes to lower the gondola if damaged. Pilot Kirstoff Zille led the ascent and called the mission scientific.
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Moscow
Russia
U. S
Livestock and Produce Markets in Baltimore and Philadelphia
Market notes from Baltimore and Philadelphia dated June 26 show cattle and calves steady with hogs down. Baltimore reports hogs 25 cents under norms with various weight ranges, sheep and lambs steady, while Philadelphia lists live poultry and dressed poultry prices, eggs and butter scores, with all prices unchanged.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Rhode Island
Long Island
U. S
Grain quotations and cash prices across markets
Futures and cash grain quotes from Chicago Baltimore and Winchester show wheat at 80 and 82 1/4 to 84 1/2 in various contracts. Corn ranges 76 to 86 3/4 with differences by delivery month. Rye barley lard bellies futures noted, and cash wheat No 2 red No 3 mixed listed with mixed yellow and white corn prices for spot delivery. Winchester market reports provide per bushel and per barrel prices for wheat and corn.
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Chicago
Lake
Baltimore
Winchester
Dragons adorn Copenhagen Bourse spire
Visitors to Copenhagen can observe four dragons spiraling at the Spirit of the Bourse. Their heads face north south east and west while their tails twist into the tip of the spire.
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Copenhagen
Stock market steadies after brief open, cautious gains
New York traders resumed an upward drift amid tax worries with small advances and wide activity. Wheat and cotton moved little while bonds and leading foreign currencies showed muted moves. Closing quotes list major stocks such as Allied Chemical 152, General Electric 26 1 8, U S Steel 33, Union Pacific 104, Penn Railroad 23.
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Chicago
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
Atch
Topeka & S. Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Corn Products
Consol
Gas of
N. Y
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Oil of N. J
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Premature Blast Kills Boy and Hurts Others
Otis Tyler of El Paso recalls a deadly blast near a quarry as police and ambulances swarmed the scene. A second explosion is mentioned, with witnesses describing a distant roar and a spreading dust cloud as authorities managed the crowded area.
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Miles
Otis Tyler
el Paso
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