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June 21, 1932
On June 21, 1932, the California Golden Bears achieved a notable victory at the 4-mile intercollegiate rowing race held at Poughkeepsie, New York. Before a massive crowd of 50,000, the Bears maintained their lead from the beginning, finishing ahead of Cornell's varsity crew by 2 1/2 lengths, while the University of Washington secured third place. This event marked a significant moment in collegiate sports, showcasing the competitive spirit of American universities during the Great Depression. Meanwhile, a tragic incident occurred in New Jersey where a woman lost her life in a car crash, highlighting ongoing concerns regarding road safety. In the entertainment world, comedian Charlie Chaplin's young sons and his ex-wife entered into a contract with Fox, indicating a growing trend of Hollywood families engaging in the film industry. Such events underline the dynamic nature of American society, even in challenging economic times.
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On June 21, 1932, the University of California's crew team triumphantly secured victory at Poughkeepsie, finishing ahead of Cornell by 2.5 lengths. The event drew an impressive crowd of 50,000 spectators, showcasing the excitement surrounding collegiate rowing. In addition to California's win, Syracuse claimed victories in both the Freshman and Junior Varsity races.
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On June 21, 1932, a woman was killed in a devastating car accident in Jersey. Her daughter suffered injuries in the crash, highlighting the dangers of early automobiles. This incident brought attention to road safety and the need for better traffic regulations.
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MOVIES CALL CHAPLIN SONS; Comedian's Young Children and His Ex-Wife Get Fox Contract.
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