Louis Knocks Out Baer in Fourth Round Chaos at New York Fight
Joe Louis delivered a brutal knockout of Max Baer in the fourth round before about 90,000 at a New York stadium. Louis lands a ferocious barrage, floors Baer three times and earns a $300,000 purse as Baer contemplates retirement after the title bout. Louis, 21, touted as boxing’s next big star, advances toward the potential Jimmy Braddock title shot.
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York
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Baer
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Max the Magnificent
Louis
Detroit
Joe Louis
Richard
New York
Boxing Commission
Marva Trotter
Chicago
Jimmy Brad
Donovan
Max
Befere Donovan
Stars Shine in Tight Pennant Chase With Lasting Wins
Bill Hallahan of the Cardinals held off the Pirates as he contributed three hits keeping St. Louis in the pennant hunt. Al Smith and Harry Daning of the Giants combined to blank the Phillies in game one while a ninth inning fly by Daning aided the Giants in game two. Nick Tremark drove in the deciding run in the eleventh to topple the Braves. Bob Grove notched his twentieth win of the season for the Red Sox in the opener against the Athletics.
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Bill Hallahan
Cardinals
Pirates
al Smith
Harry Daning
Giants
Phillies
Nick Tremark
Dodgers
Braves
Bob Grove
Red Sox
Athletics
Celebration Follows Louis Victory Amid Baltimore Rioting
Crowds along Pennsylvania Avenue in Baltimore roared over Noe Louis's victory over Max Baer. Police court hearings followed for several celebrants on disorderly conduct charges. Tomatoes flew from revelers while officers kept peace, and a newsboy was hospitalized after a clash over papers.
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Max Baer
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Max
Walter Wosk
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Language and literacy in Mexico
The article notes Mexico's official language is Spanish used in schools. It cites a large portion of the population as Indigenous or mestizo, with many illiterate and speaking native Indian dialects.
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Mexico
Former Princess Turned Communist Exposed in Leningrad
LENINGRAD September report identifies Kuklina, once daughter of a Czarist family, as a former communist party member accused of aiding in executions during 1918 19. Investigators say she and her husband supported White Guards. she led detachments and firing squads before fleeing abroad and later settling in Leningrad. Her father owned a private hospital. Party leaders expelled her. no other action announced.
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Phsher
Communist Party
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Kuklina
White Guard
White Guards
Soviet Union
Local Social Roundup From Siler Virginia Area
Miss Bertha Sine visited her parents Mr and Mrs Homer Sine. The Whitacs called on the Shirleys. Walter Shade and Miss Jean Shade of Winchester visited the Shades. Harold Lamp Paul Lamp and Earl Whitacre called on A L DeHaven. Dinner guests included Harry Kerns Ruth Kerns Myrtle Dailey and others from near Siler all on a Sunday in Siler.
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Sler
Bertha Sine
Homer Sine
Ambrose Whitac
H. A Shirley
Walter M. Shade
Jean Shade
Winchester
Philip Shade
Harold and Paul Lamp
Earl Whitacre
A. L. DeHaven
A. H. Lamp
Harry Kerns
Ruth Kerns
E. R. Dailey
Myrtle Dailey
A. V. B. Reynolds
F. O. Heironimus
Harold Lamp
Near Siler
Ambrose Whitacre
Mary Mumaw
Paul Whitacre
Katherine Whitacre
Darksville
W. Va
Kenneth Hamilton
Gerrardstown
J. R. Whitacre
Martinsburg
Louise Heironimus
Ruth M. Kerns
Whitacres and friends visit Gerrardstown kin
Residents from Darksville and Martinsburg West Virginia gather as Mr. O H Heironimus grows ill with high blood pressure and kidney trouble. Ruth M Kerns and Mrs Harry Kerns visit the ailing brother. F O Beton also stays with O H Heironimus in Gerrardstown for several days.
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Gerrardstown
Heironimus
F. O. Beton
O .H. Heironimus
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