Word: los
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Los Angeles, oldtime Actor William Faversham filed a petition in bankruptcy, listed assets of $250, liabilities...
...Reynolds published the woeful information last week, and accompanied it with hopeful advice from the head of the Albert Soiland Radiological Clinic of Los Angeles. Dr. Soiland, 61, has been using x-rays for 38 years. As a result the skin of his hands is thick and swollen. Hopeless of curing them, he long tried to soothe them with various ointments and lotions. Dr. Soiland sails yachts in his leisure time. Last year it dawned on him that his hands felt better after being doused in salt water. He at once experimented in his laboratory with wet salt dressings, found...
...gate receipts, Tilden & Vines suddenly became invincible, smashed through the next two sets, won the match 3-6, 14-16, 13-11, 8-6, 6-4. It was the longest professional tennis match on record, 14 games longer than one in which Vines nosed out Tilden in Los Angeles last year. Still fresh after it was over, Tilden and Vines repeated their victory in Philadelphia the next night and Washington the following night, lost in Pittsburgh night later. At singles, Vines beat Stoefen regularly...
Troubled with gallstones, Mexico's Boss Plutarco Elias Calles summoned Dr. Abraham Ayala Gonzalez, chief of the Federal Health Department, to his ranch in Sinaloa. Minister of Communications Rodolfo Calles chartered an airplane, flew with his father and Dr. Ayala Gonzalez to Los Angeles. There General Calles was operated upon, his condition afterwards declared "very satisfactory...
...Austin of Los Angeles invented a camera which, by changing the lens alignment, makes six small exposures on a single plate. It was awarded the loving cup for the most valuable invention of the exhibit, but attracted little attention from the 39,000 visitors to the Congress...