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Braddock And
Baer Signed For
Fight on Oct. 29
(By The Associated Press)
NEW YORK, Sept. 3—Former
world heavyweight champions
Jimmy Braddock and Maxie
Baer were signed today for a 15
round boxing bout at Madison
Square Garden on October 29.
This is the first important bout
arranged for the garden by pro
moter Mike Jacobs who has as
sumed control of the sport at that
arena.
Dionnes Refuse
Half A Million
From N Y Fair
(By The Associated Press)
CALLANDER, Ont., Sept. 3—
An Offer of $500,000 for the ap
pearance of the Dionne quintup
lets throughout the 1939 New
York Worlds Fair has been reject
ed by their guardians, Dr. Allan
Roy Dafoe, their physician an
nounced today. The offer was
turned down Dr. Dafoe said to
safeguard the babies health and
“because we consider them be
longing to northern Ontario.” Dr.
Dafoe said the guardians believe
the welfare of the babies come
first.
Directors of the fair offered a
flat payment of half a million
dollars if the babies appeared. He
said they also offered to build
eact reproductions of everything,
the babies have here on the Da
foe nursery grounds and every
thing else.
1 Dead And 500
Million Damage
On Dollar Liner
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(By The Associated Press)
KOBE, Sept. 3—Minute invest
igation here today revealed that
Lionel Haskell, an American sea
man who died of the injuries he
sustained during the accidental
bombing of the Dollar liner Pres
ident Hoover, by Chinese airmen,
was standing on the upper deck
of the liner in the vicinity of the
funnel when fragments of the
shell struck him down.
The funnel of the boat, which
arrived last night was flooded,
due to big holes opened by the
bombs. The water, however, was
pumped out and all leaks were
plugged. Damage to the ship was
estimated at $500,000.
SF Again Under
Shadow Tieup
Unions Dispute
(By The Associated Press)
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3 —
The old spectre of port paralysis!
loitered today behind the stiffen-;
dng lines of a CIO-AF of L con-1
troversy which suddenly was
dumped into the lap of the Na
tional Labor Relations Board.
Waterfront authorities began
(marshalling all available cargo
epace to hold goods in shipment
pending settlement of the dispute
in which AF of L teamsters stop
ped trucking to and from the
docks in an effort to force a show
down with the CIO over the sta
tus of 75 locked out warehouse
men.
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Seek Cause of
Poisoning
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(By The Associated Press)
DETROIT— Prosecutors open
ed an investigation into the poi
soning here recently of approxi
mately 50 persons who ate food
at a concession tent at an inter
national trapshooting tourna
ment
At least 11 of the victims re
quired hospital treatment and
several others were confined to
their homes under care of physic
ians.
The caterer, Walter MaTony
and five of his employees and
associates were summoned to
testify whether Marony “has en
emies” since a similar case of
poisoning in which one person
died occurred some time ago.
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Too Tired To Dig
For Pot Of Cold
(By The Associated Press)
CRAWFORD, Neb., — Karl
Spence, editor of the Crawford
News, doesn’t believe in fairy
tales. That's why he deliberately
drove on when he discovered he
was within a few feet of the end
of a rainbow the other day.
“Driving out of Crawford,’’ he
writes, “I saw a beautiful rain
bow near some clouds over the
buttes. Then came the strange
part of the whole thing—the rain
bow’s end, stretching down the
west side of the buttes was a
strip of green like a carpet of
grass ending right by the side of
the road.”
A “tired feeling” kept him
from digging for the pot of gold,
Spence said.
Paralysis Chicago
(By The Associated Press)
CHICAGO, Sept. 3— Theatres
barred children under sixteen
years of age, Thursday in a new
move to stem the spread of in
fantile paralysis, 193 of which
were reported in August and sev
eral more Wednesday and Thurs
day.
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