davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-13

The administration board of the Salem Lutheran church will hold it's final meeting next Tuesday night at which time a final report on raising the $25, ,O00 needed for curch repairs will be made. As more than $24,OO0 has been guaranteed thus far. 1t is expected that the quota will be reached and possibly exceeded. All societies of the church have shown fine cooperation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-13
Praise Flremell

Praise Bremen
 Officials of the U. s. Rubber Com pany were loud in their praise of local firemen who worked at the boiler room and basements of the Glove Company pumping many thousands of gallons out of the places.
 That 8 fireman is 8 jack-o -all- trades and very valuable to have has been demonstrated here lately. They are expected to be adept at extinguishing fire, even though 1t means risking their lives. Recently they worked for hours in the icy waters of Hop Brook to find the body of little girl. Yesterday they showed their ability at another line. Folks may think the. fireman has an easy life, but 1t is far from being all parades and horseshoes.
 It's not unusual when a man doesn't show up at his job but when the job doesn't show up for the man, that is out of the ordinary. And that's what happened yester- day for WPA workers on the rip- rapp wall.
 The high waters in the morning were rolling over the wall and hid- ing 1t from view in some spots.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-13

Rev. William R. Erendbesg. Salem Lutheran church pastor. will speak
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-13
Service Crippled By Derby Washout
 Takes Local Toll
Firms-Rubber Workers to Make Up Yesterdays Holiday TOmOrrOw-MendelssOh Here Sunday
NAUGATUCK
Wm ,. BaxteE Congratulations NaugatuCk 672-1

in Bristol tonight. One of the so- c!eties of the Lutheran church there is holding 8 festival.
 Despite the fact that there was eight feet of water in the boiler room of the Glove Shop and all five pumps, four of which are steam pumps, the other a vacuum, were completely submerged, one pump was working as usual producing 60,- 900 pounds of steam an hour.
 Engineers considered this remark able considering. the fact that there was three feet of water above the top of the engine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-13

The Naugatuck river, usually
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16

OF an ocean liner ana accuSIOn
themselves for eight days of life
on the water.
After three turbulent days in
New York preparing to embark,
the various teams were content to
sleep late. eat a hearty breakfast
and go en- a tour of inspection.
Some, however, were UP at the
crack of dawn, pestering officers
and crew with hundreds Of ques-
ticns. Many of the athletes are
from small towns and never saw
a big ship before.
Harold Smallwood, OF Ventura,
Cal, national 400-meter champion
was the first casualty, victim of
an attack of appendicitis. and
feeling was that his chance of
competing was not good.
He was resting comfortably yes
terday and DIR. Herbert Lawson
hoped he might be able to get up
today. But later Smallwood was
moved into the infirmary because
his inside cabin on d deck was
too warm and because his tenn
peiature at II O'Clock last night
was 101.4 degrees, IL degrees
higher than 1t was yesterday af-
ternoon.
It Was uncertain whether an
operation would be necessary.
SmallWood's side was encased in
ice packs. He said he was suffer-
ing some pain but that he did not
feel SO bad.
Coach Lawson Robertson, op-
timistic yesterday about Small
woods chance of competing, was
on-commital today.
Several members of both mems
and Womens swimming teams said
they expected to give the tiny ship
pool and patent harness arrange
ments a tryOut this afternoon. A
couple of the Wrestlers and weight
lifters were seen working out, but
the majority just took it easy
he ships bar was the only place
where the athletes failed to con-
gregate. The mora than 800 regu-
lar passengers We're in a holiday
mood with Sc many youngsters "a
bout them. Sportswriters and team
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
No. 236S

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF IMPERIAL.
IN the Matter OF the Guardianship
If the Estate of
linda Lorraine SCOTT, MAR.
IN SCOTT. CORA LEE SCOTT,
NARY ALICE SCOTT ard MIL
oRED G. SCOTT
Minors.
NOTICE is hereoy given that the
1nders. ened guardian of the estate
3 Linda Lorraine Scott. Marvin
colt. Cora Lee Scott Marr Alice
scott and Mildred G. Scott minors.
ill sell at private sAla for cash
nd subject 10 confirmation BY sid
superior c urt on Tuesday the 28th
lay of July, 1886, at the hzur of
.pn o'clock AN. or after said day
1t the law offices of WhitelaW &
WhitelaW in the Rehkopf Building
Fl Centro California, County of
Imperial, State Of California. all the
right. title, interest and estate Of
aid minors in and TO that certain
eeal estate particularly described as
follows:
Lot y. Block 26, FL Centro Ad-
dition No. as per Map los 1881
Hamilton Street IN the City Of
Ell Centre, County Of Imperial,
State of California.
Bids or offers are invited for said
property and must be in writing
and Nill be received at the law Of
fices of WhitelaW & WhitelaW,
Rehkopf, Ell Centro, California, at
torneys for said guardian. or may
be filed with the Clerk of the Su-
perior Court Of the State Of Cali
fornia, in and for the County OF
Imperial, or delivered 10 said guar
dian personally, at any time after
the first publication Of this notice,
and before the making Of said sale.
Terms and conditions Of sale:
Cash in lawful money of the Unit
ed States, ten per cent Of the pur-
chase price to be paid on date OF
sale, balance on confirmation Of
sale by the Court, either in whole
or in installments with interest at
the rate Of seven per cent per an
mum upon deferred payments, and
payment to be fully made within
three years from the date of sale
and evidenced by a promissory note
9r notes and secured By mortgage
or trust deed to be executed by the
purchaser or purchasers deed and
other instruments at the expense oil
purchaser or purchasers.
Dated this 10Th day of July, 1896
CHAS. H. KNIGHTS,
Guardian Of the Estate oil
said Minors
(Jy12-24 incl.)
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16

NEW YORK. July l6. UR).NeW
York's leading Yankees held their
nine game margin in the American
league by coming back in the second
game of a double header after the
Detroit Tigers captured the first
Schoolboy Rowe was stingy with
base hits III the first game. allow
ing only seven as the Tigers won
81. Gomez and Malone combined
10 stop the Detroit attack in the
nightcap. distributing six safeties to
give he YankS a IA yicory.
Malone had to come to the relief
of Gomez when the Tigers put on
a three run burst in the fifth inning
of the second game. but he success
fully stemmed the uprising and
turned the Tigers back scoreless for
remainder of the game.
CleVeland's climbing n d i a n S
moved into third place by wallop-
inc the Philadelphia Athletics, Ga.
in the first of their three game SER
les
The Washington Senators fell in
to fourth place as they were de
feated Ga by the Chicago White
SoX.
A double win over the ST. Louis
Browns enabled the Boston Red
Sox to climb into a virtual tie with
the Senators, only one point be-
hind. The SoX won by big margins
in both games, 11-3 and 81.
The Chicago Cubs boosted their
National league lead TO a full game
over the St. Louis Cardinals by
taking a close game 30 from the
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
JEWESS CHOSEN
ON NAZI TEAM

BERLIN, July 16. (U.P)-Helen
Mayer, pretty blend Jewess, was
named today as a member of the
German Women's Olympic fencing
team by Reichs sports leaders
Hans Won Tsch3mmer Und Osten.
Fraulein Mayer won the Women's
foils 1t Amsterdam in 1923.
Paul De Bruyn, German resi-
dent of Boston, Mass, who repre-
eanted his fatherland at Los An
geles in 1892 was among the 76
entrant. named for the track and
ield events. Outstanding candi-
dates fer olympic medals were
Sans Woelike in the shotput, Viii
lie Schroeder III the discus throw
and Ludwig Long in the broad
jump.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
Kayo Expert 70 Meet
Biggest TEST Friday Mite
Yankees, Detroit Divide
Doubleheader; phils Win

Boston Bees in the first game of the
series. Tex Carleton scattered II
hits to shut out the Bees.
The Cardinals were downed "a
by the Philadelphia Phillies when
A ninth inning rally fell short after
Two runs had been scored. Johnny
Mize. rookie first baseman, ended
St Louis hopes by tanning with
the tying run on first base.
The third place Pittsburgh Pirates
remained stationary by splitting a
double header with the New York
Giants. Carl Hubbell walked Woody
Jensen in the 10th inning of the
first game with the bases loaded to
eive the Pirates a sd decision.
The Giants slugged their way to
q IA triumph in the nightcap. their
second win in nine road games. The
New Workers amaSsed 16 hits OIL
three Pirate hurlers, including Mel
OTIS 10Th home run.
Cincinnati and Brooklyn played
a night game at Crosley field.
The Reds won their fourth out
of five starts, defeating the Dodgers
So before 7,400 spectators.
Pitcher Tom Baker of the Dodg
ers threw the game away in the first
inning when he walked four Reds
in a row with only one out before
Manager Casey Stengel sent Ed
Brandt to the rescue. Billy Meyers
greeted Brandt with a single which
drove in two runs, and Tommy
TheVenoW cleaned the bags with a
fluke double that Jimmy Bucher
lost in the glare of the arcs.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16

infield The lack of barriers on
the curves was responsible for the
dust last week. league officials
said.
The surface Of the speedway
has been packed down ana as a
result the local association boasts
one o. the few hard surface tracks
IN the west.
Eight valley cars viii be entered
IN the races tonight and two cars
from Yuma and two autos IRON
San Diego will be on the starting
line.
Fred Davis, Hardin Young. Ho-
bart Herrick, Fred Soloman and
Frank Hetzel are the outstanding
favorites to finish IN the top five
spots.
Davis who is the leading point
getter al the present time, VOWS
he will cop first place tonight to
increase his lead over the other
speed demons.
Hardin Young, who drives an
cupboard special. is overdue and
may pull a big surprise by winning
the 40 lap event
A soap box derby will lie held
during the evening with six or
more drivers slated to go to the
starting line Ward Swarthout
Jr, is the fayorite to take honors
in this race but he will be hard
pushed all of the way by some OF
the leading soap box derbyists OF
Imperial Valley.
The races will start promptly
at O'Clock with the Jack Person
Trophy dash slated to open the
program.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
OAKLAND
RUIZ NECK AND NECK

games of the Seattle pace-setterS.
Sacramento defeated Los Angel
es, 6-5 as Henry Pippen survived
a three run first inning assault
to check the Angels and take
credit fer the victory.
The Portland Beavers took a
doubleheader from the Missions,
winning each time on the strength
Of last inning rallies. The scores
were 5-4 and 81.
In the windup contest, which
went seven innings, the Portland
ers nickad Ohio Nicholas and
Walter Beck for five runs in sew
enth to win after trailing in earli-
er frames. Portland garnered Is
hits in each game and the Mis-
sions got 13 in the opener and 10
in the nightcap.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
VALLEY TITLE
TO BE STAKE
FOR 1ST HALF

Two of the strongest softblll
teams groomed in the history of the
sport in Imperial Valley, the Braw-
ley Merchants and the Calexieo
Flying A. will trade base hits ON
the Ell Centro Wilson School field
Friday night to decide the first
half championship of the valley
league.
Both teams boast record of eight
wins and four losses.
Calexico, the hitless wonder team
of the valley league, is a slight fav-
orite to trim the BraWley Mer-
chants. Eddie Kelly, who has been
beaten only three times in valley
league play, will be on the mound
for the Calexicans. He will be op-
posed by Art Rubideaux, Brawley
ace hurler.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
YATES DEFENDS
HIS GOLF TITLE

HAPPY HOLLOW COUNTRY
CLUB, OMAHA, Neb., July 16. (UP)
Blond Harley Yates of Atlanta
began defense of his western anna
teur golf championship today.
Match play opened with 16 con-
tests this morning and eight more
this afternoon.
Attention of sunburned galleries
cantered on Yates, Matt zadalis,
Omaha public course star who
grabbed medalist honors with a
pair of 69's; Don Edwards, Slim
Stanford University star, and
Johnny Goodman, Omaha, favored
to lift Yates crown.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
JOE ViLLEGkS
MEETS CHAMP
ON CARD HERE

Jolting Joe Villegas. leading val
ley liehtWeight will tangle with
Don Benzor. southern California
lightweight champion. in the main
event at the El Centre Athletic
club Friday night.
Villagas has won all of his fights
in the valley via the K. o. route
and Is one of the hardest hitting
amateur fighters TO show IN the
local ring.
He demonstrated his ability last
week when he laid Phil King low
with a single right hand punch.
Ben2or. however, packs power
ful blows IN both fists. He has
had a good deal more experience
than has Villegas and IS a clever
boxer. He boasts a left jab that
has proven the downfall of many
amateur boxers.
Manuel Ortiz, sensational Mexi-
can flyWeignt. viii give Chief
Lopez a chanca to regain his fly
weight championship of the far
west in the semi-final bout.
Ortiz trimmed Lopez couple
Of weeks ago but the Chief is
confident he will beat the unde-
feated E. Centro battler.
jose Ybarra will again be seen
in action when he takes on Don
Gordon, flashy negro lightweight
in the sixth fight.
Alex Romero and Tuffy Louder
milk are slated to put on another
of their slugging matches in the
fifth bout. Loudermilk copped
decision over the Mexican in their
last match, a fight that had the
ans jumping up and down as the
two boys tried to slug each other
into insensibility.
Bert Birmingham will trade
blows with c. SandoVal and Clyde
Dilbeck will tackle Emmett Mitch
ell. The Dilbeck-Mitcheu fight
promises to be a knockdown and
dragout affair and should be a
/ crowd pleaser.
i Johnnie NeVes and Simon Vim
frido will mix in the second bout
+ of the program.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
Feather Champ to
Appear on Coast

HOLLYWOOD. July Is. O.R)-
Matchmaker Charley Macdonald OF
Hollywood Legion stadium today
disclosed he had signed Petey Sar-
ron of Birmingham, Ala, worlds
featherweight champion, 10 appear
here July 81.
The matchmaker said Sarron re-
ported he would leave for the coast
next week. No opponent has been
selected to oppose the champion IN
his local appearance.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
Storm Carries Off
Yachts Big Sail

SANTA MONICA. Cal. July 16
UP)-A temporary jury rig today
was carrying the schooner "Sar-
tartian towards Honolulu in the
Pacific yacht race after the
boats spanker boom was carried
away in storm. Owner Buck Jones
today informed friends by radio.
The western actor said the 85-
foot boat ran into the squall Tues
day evening but managed to ride
with It for a while until sudden
gust of wind carried away the So
foot sail. The crew of 13 men
hauled the mast aboard and made
temporary repairs.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
LEVIN TOSSES
JOE SAVOLDI
FOR EASY WIN

LOS ANGELES. July 16. U.P)-
Dave Levin, the Brooklyn butcher
boy who holds a portion of the
worlds wrestling championship
made his western debut last night
by easily throwing Joe Savoldi
former Notre Dame football player
Because California recognizes
Vincent Lopez. Idaho Mexican
wrestler, as heavyweight. Levin was
not introduced as the title-holder
prior to his match with Jumping
joe
The youthful Brooklynite tossed
Savoldi for the first fall with
head scissors in 10 minutes, So sec
onds and then used a body slam to
take the next fall in three minutes
% seconds.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
BORDER LEAGUE
RESUMES PLAY
THIS EVENING

Calexico Fast league softballers
will resume play tonight when the
Edgar Brothers nine will tackle the
strong Mexicali diamondeers.
Edgar Brothers is yet to win
ball game in the Fast league and
are out to knock the Mexicali team
out of any chance to take the loop
title.
Signal Oil is still leading the
league dispite defeat at the hands
of the Herman Wolves team last
week.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
More Horses to Compete
At Pomona County Fair

POMONA, July 16. = Proof of
earlier predictions that Los Angeles
County Fair horse racing at Po-
mona Sept. 18, to Oct inclusive,
would attract more and better hors-
es than ever before in its history
comes with the announcement by
Racing Secretary Frank Lieginger
of a substantial list of we'll known
stables from other states to be rep
resented for the first time on the
local track this fall
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
Californian Wins
EIks Golf Title

LOS ANGELES. July 16. up
Drian j. French, member Of the
Huntington Park, Cal, lodge yes
terday won the eighth annual
Elks national convention golf
championship when he ended the
three rounds of play with a gross
of 228.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16

Gene Ford, former Iowa State
pitcher has been given his uncon
ditional release by the Cubs. The
youngster made the entire See-Am-
erica training trip. with the Chicago
club, but saw little service because
of sore arm. Ford pitched a few
games for Peoria in the Three-I
League under the option from the
Cubs late last season.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
BY UNITED PRESS

Seattle and Oakland kept their
nip-and-tuck battle for league lead
ership on even terms as the In
dians set the San Diego Padres
down with a 2-1 victory and the
Oaks turned back San Francisco,
6-3.
Lucas halted a Padre rally in
the ninth inning as his teammates
scored in the first and third to
chalk up the Wnnng runs.
Jimmy Tobin was the hero OF
the oakland game, holding the
Seals in check while his team
mates put on two three-run rallies
in the fourth and sixth innings
at the expense of Wynn Ballou
The win enabled the Acorns to
stay within one and one-halt
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
TOBACCO HEIR WEDS

. WASHINGTON, July 16. Up
Miss Helen Fortescue, Washington
society girl, and Julian Louis Rey-
nolds, heir to tobacco millions, mar
ried here last night, left today for a
honeymoon in Bermuda.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
Bench
Warming
BY Bardette Kinne
Post Press Sports Editor

Trying to pick the winners OF
Friday nights bouts at the E
Centre Athletic club is like trying
To choose between the Chicago
Cubs and the st. Louis Cardinals
as winner of the National league
pennant race.
However, here are the Bench
Warmers predictions for this
weeks bouts
Don Benzor will retain his
lightweight title BY pounding out
a comparatively easy decision over
Jolting Joe Villegas. BenzGr has
had too much experience for the
valley lightweight and will Out
maneuver Villegas at every turn.
Chief Lopez will exc out
close decision over Manuel Or
tiz in the semi -windup to again
take over the possession OF the
championship of the far west.
Joe Ybarra will take an easy
victory over Don Gordon in the
fifth Battle and Tuffy Lauder
milk will again pound out a
win over Alex Romero in the
widest bout of the show.
c. SandoVal will take a decl-
sion over Bert Birmingham and
Clvde Dilbeck will k. o. E. Mitch
ell in the first or second round
OF their bout.
Johnnie Neves boasts too muca
experience for Simon Vinfrido and
viii k. o. the El Centro boy in the
third canto.
One of the El Centro Merchants
infielders. of all people, was cri-
ticising the play of the CaleXleo
and Holtyille players at the game
played ca the El Centre diamond
Tuesday night.
Perhaps if he listened to him
self he would profit by the advice
but we. as we'll as several OF the
fans who had to listen To III
wise one. are certain that the
leagues best teams would be bett y
off without his suggestions.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16

coaches gathered in small groups
considering events in which the
United States may triumph il,
the Olympics.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
Speedway Ready For
Tonighfs Events In
Tiny Racing Program

Prepared Midget assoa-
ton officials today the touches the oval to put the
speedway perfect shape tonights
The speedway swarthou absolutely dust
keep off the
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
Olympic Contestants
Forsake Training TO
Inspect Ocean Liner
By HENRY MeLEMORE
United Press Staff Correspondent

ABOARD THE S. MANHATTAN, July 16 UP)-Most of
Olympic explore the
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
ST Il ND s
COAST LIE AGIE
J PEfpr4luAs I{PNulti

80 ? h1F AA'HhitH
Seattle .. san Diego j.
Portland 5-9, Missions Al.
Oakland 6, san Francisco 3.
Sacramento & Los Angeles 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16

Lou Gehrig's hitting streak which
had reached 18 consecutive games,
was halted, June 20, when Tommy
Bridges turned the Yankee first
baseman without safe blow IN
four trips TO the plate.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
esterdays

Cleveland s, Philadelphia d.
New York II. Detroit 5-4.
Washington 4. Chicago 6.
Boston ll-9, 81. Louis 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
Cards Desperate
For New Hurlers

NEW YORK. July i6. UPl-Piti
ful efforts ef the St. Louis CARDINAL
MANAGEMENT to bolster its falter-
ing pitching staff left the baseball
world wondering today just what
had happened to the Cards super
ior farm system, supposed to keep
the club SO well supplied with
young talent.
Acquisition of big George Earn
shaw from the Brooklyn Dodgerz
amply revealed the desperation OF
Branch Ricky and Sam Breadon
due to the injuries of the Dean
brothers. without Diz and DAT il
the lineup. Cardinal pitching
strength is nil
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16

Pepper Martin got in Babe Her
mans way in the April % game in
Cincinnati and did so much unin-
territorial football blocking that Babe.
who was trying TO dash from third
base TO home. had to return to third.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-16
LEAGUE

New York 44l4, Pittsburgh 5-4
Boston o, Chicago 2.
Philadelphia .. St. Louis 4.
Cincinnati 5. Brooklyn 3.
4yE,HIIAN ACHE,
Evening star., 1936-08-10
SEE THESE NEW HOMES

S6,45O. EASY TERMS.
Detached Bricks 8 Rooms.
Sample Open to 9 p. M: Daily.
Is MISSISSIPPI AVE. Sc.
(Out Nichols avenue past CONGRESS Heights
at end Of bus terminal. First st. and
''-''' WAPLE e. JAMES INC.
1924 18th ST. NV. DIST. 3341.
Evening star., 1936-08-10
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

COUNTRY HOME. sIx-RooM HOUSE. /
acres land. never-failing well: suitable for
poultry: mile from hard-surface road,
Evening star., 1936-08-10
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LEND ON REAL ESTATE,
any amount FINANCIAL ADJUSTMENT
BUREAU. 600 r st. NV. National 1855.
15s
Evening star., 1936-08-10
SALE-SUBURBAN.

1O-RooM MODERN HOME. REcONDI-
toned; hardwood floors. h.-w h.. 2-car ga
rage large lot: choicest location in Hyatts-
vile; easily converted into 2-family home.
CARR Greenwood 1854. for appointment.
TAKOMA PARK MD. 3I7 HOLLY AVE
New detached brick bungalow. 3 rooms.
modern; unusual kitchen. large attic, 2-csr
1872: y block school: s5 $50; 81 900 cash
terms like rent. Owner and builder. 13'