Dodgers Open Series For Loop Lead
Dodgers square off with St Louis tonight at Ebbets Field in a crucial three game set. Leo Durocher tabs Rube Melton to oppose Howie Pollet as Brooklyn seeks to widen their lead while St Louis hopes to rebound after recent losses.
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Ralph Roden
Presa Sporta
St. Louis Cardinal
Red Birds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Leo Durocher
Ee Rooks
St.ouis
Rube Melon
Odgers
Eddie Dyer
Dodgers
Howie Pollet
Brooks
Melton
Brooklyn
Pete Reser
St. Louis
Durocher
Reiser
Hank Behrman
Ial Gregg
Markets Noon Tocks And Any Canyon Produce Prices
Cincinnati produce market reports list wholesale eggs with standard grades and current receipts, fowl prices by weight for white and brown eggs, various chicken categories and weights, and pricing for roosters, spring chickens, and fryers.
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Cincinnati
Hemlock Vicinity Personal News Notes and Announcements
Hemlock notices announce birth of Richard Max to Mr and Mrs James McCoy dated July 45, engagement of Goldie Conn Windham to Lee BR Suiter son of Mr and Mrs R G Suiter and details of local residents travel and family events. Kenneth Stallings and David return from Coalville Utah with their brother Jack's body. Other visits and condolences noted among Hemlock residents and surrounding towns.
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Hemlock
Mrs. James McCoy
Richard Max
Arthur Essex
Goldie Conn
Windham
Lee BR. Suiter
Nashville
Tenn
G. Suiter
Miss Conn
S. T. Conn
Albany
Suit
Kenneth Stallings
David
Coalville
Utah
Corning
Jack
James
Painesville
Kenneth
Charles
Akron
Ina Musick
Lillian Musick
Zanesville
Henry Ewing
Albert Gleason
Trimble Grange Plans Thursday Work Session
Trimble Grange set an all day Thursday session to work on the new home. Four new candidates were admitted to membership and those unable to attend the full day were asked to join in the afternoon. A light luncheon was served at the close of the meeting.
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Glouster
Trimble Grange
Srange
WSCS Meeting Held at Methodist Church
The WSCS monthly gathering met in the Methodist Church Auditorium in Glouster Thursday night at 8. Mrs. Ed Kurtzman led devotions. Reports on the Lancaster ramp were given by Mrs. E. E. Munden and Mrs. M. Gamwell. Benediction by Mrs. A. Wm. Gamwell preceded refreshments in the social rooms.
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Glouster
WSCS
Methodist Church
Ed Kurtzman
E. E. Munden
M. Gamwell
Lancaster
A. WM. Gamwell
C. A. Pride
Elizabeth Ellis
Clara Golding
Byron Conway
Elizabeth Robinson Rites Are Monday
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson were held Monday at 2 p.m. in the Methodist Church. The Sunday School class Willing Workers, CTU members, and local residents attended. Dorothy Howard and Isabel Vernon sang two duets. Rev. Eugene Brown delivered a sermon titled A Christian's Death. Burial followed in Glouster Cemetery.
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Glouster
Elizabeth Robinson
CTU
Dorothy Howard
Sabel Vernon
Eugene Brown
Wuskingum Outing Planned by Lodge Members
The Past Nobles Stands Club of Marcellite Rebekah Lodge will travel to the Muskingum River on Thursday for an all day meeting at Earl Morris cottage. A potluck dinner is planned and members must provide their own transport. Those attending should meet at Odd Fellow Hall between 9 and 9 30 a m.
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Glouster
Nobles Stands Club
Marcellite Rebekah
Muskingum River
Earl Morris Cottage
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow
McGirr Shower Planned by Glouster Couple
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Clark announce a wedding shower for Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McGirr (formerly Miss Alice Clark) on Wednesday July 31 at 7 pm at the bride’s parents’ home 49 Locust Street Glouster They invite members of the 1946 Glouster High junior class graduating class the Ladies Auxiliary of the UMW of A and Rev Eugene Brown and family.
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Glouster
John F. Clark
Clarence McGirr
Alice Clark
Locust St
Clark
Glouster High School
UMW of A. At
Eugene Brown
Methodist Church
Glouster Personal News Highlights Visitor Hustle
Miss Patty Rader of Washington DC visits her grandparents Mr and Mrs W W Bryson and great grandmother Mrs C M Clark. Mr and Mrs Daryl Jones of West Lafayette spend weekend with Mr and Mrs Allison Jones. Grace Ann Kearns of Jacksonville visits the Jones home. Mr and Mrs H E Jones Mrs Fred Hamber and daughter Karla Mae travel to Columbus to visit Mr and Mrs Marvin Murphy. Their daughter Mary Louise returns home with the Joneses.
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Glouster
Patty Rader
Washington, D. C
W. W. Bryson
C. M. Clark
Daryl Jones
West Lafayette
Mr. Jones
Allison Jones
Grace Ann Kearns
Jacksonville
Jones
H. E. Jones
Fred Hamber
Karla Mae
Columbus
Marvin Murphy
Mary Louise
Mrs. Jones
Steinmetz Visits Glouster Saturday
L. R. Steinmetz of Akron visited Glouster on Saturday with his family. Former Glouster residents recall him as the former manager of the slaughter house for the late J. W. Storklein who owned a local grocery and meat store.
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Glouster
L. R
Pride couple visits Adelphi Sunday reunion with dental school mate
Dr and Mrs C A Pride visited Adelphi Sunday to see Dr Earl Swineheart of Baltimore who was visiting his father marking his 100th birthday. Swineheart and Pride were classmates in dental school.
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Glouster
C. A. Pride
Adelphi
Earl Swineheart
Baltimore
Dr . Pride
Rebekah Lodge Invited To Attend Picnic
GLOUSTER The Jacksonville Past Noble Grands Club of the Nineveh Rebekah Lodge will hold its annual picnic at Jacksonville State Park starting August 30 at 5 p.m. Members and guests are asked to bring table service and a covered dish.
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Glouster
Jacksonville Past Noble Grands Club
Nineveh Rebekah Lodge
Jacksonville State Park
Rogers Memorial Class Social at Methodist Church
The Rogers Memorial Class of the Methodist Sunday School will meet in the church social rooms Thursday at 7 30 p m An impromptu program will be presented and refreshments served.
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Glouster
Rogers Memorial
Methodist Sunday School
Dodger Win Cuts Giant Ohio Lead
Joe De Stefano delivered a 12th inning bases loaded triple to lift the Zanesville Dodgers past the Richmond Roses 2 to 1, driving in the go ahead run plus another earlier single. Hank Williams fanned 11 as Lima beat the Giants 6 to 0. Jack Trude earned his 12th win as Newark defeated Middletown 4 to 1. At Marion, the Cardinals crushed Dayton 13 to 3.
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Associated Press
Zanesville Dodgers
Springfield Giants
Joe de Stefano
Joel
Dodgers
Richmond Roses
Lima
Hank Williams
Terriers
Giants
Jack Trude
Naewark
Middletown Reds
Marion
Cardinals
Dayton
Indians
Indians Open Boston Series Amid Slump and Big Local Crowd
Cleveland faces a tough three game set with the pace setting Boston Red Sox after a double defeat to Washington. Steve Gromek seeks his fifth win as Joe Dobson starts for Boston while 60 000 fans are expected at Lakefront Stadium for the opener. Buddy Lewis delivered a 10th inning homer to win 2 1 in Washington and a seven run third helped Boston to an 8 4 win.
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Ers
New York Giants
Ken Trinkle
Don Johnson
Rod Chipman
Cub
Giants
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Earl Caldwell
Bob Kennedy
Yanks
Orval Grove
Nats
Early Wynn
Detroit
Tigers
Freddie Hutchinson
Philadelphia Athletics
Eddie Lake
Luther Knorr
Philadelphia
Yast
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Lows Browns
Red Sox
Cleveland
Indians
Tribesmen
Washington Nationals
Ted Williams
Sox
Redskins
Washington
Bill Veeck
Lakefront Stadium
Steve Gromek
Joe Dobson
Buddy Lewis
Joe Berry
PLAYERS MEET ON CONTRACT PROBLEMS
Fullerton's Roundup notes conflict between Detroit Tigers executives and the Briggs family, mentions possible Bucky Harris move, LSU eyeing Jeff Adams from Memphis, teen tennis prodigy Laura Lou John drawing comparisons to Helen Wills, Arlington Classic pace vs Derby and Dwyer, and Dixie Walker homering off Bucky Walters after NL meeting duties.
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Sid Feder
Hugh Fullerton, Jr
NEW York
Red Trautman
Briggses
Detroit Tigers
Bucky Harris
Louisiana State
Jeff Adams
Messick High
Memphis
Laura Lou John
Jersey
Helen Wills
Baseball moguls mull minimum wage pension and reform plan
Baseball owners and players map a five point reform program including a $5,500 minimum wage, a pension fund, and contract guarantees. National and American League delegates outline details, seek grievance procedures, and plan joint talks before Labor Day as they push toward direct negotiations rather than unionization.
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Jack Hand
NEW York
Leoagus
Chicago
Dixie Walker
Brooklyn
Marty Marion
St. Louis
Billy Herman
Boston
A. B. Chandler
Johnny Murphy
Joe Kuhel
Mel Harder
Cleveland
Ford Frick
National
Will Harridge
Mallon
Roy Hughes
Phillies
The
Legion Play Moves Into Second Day
The 17th annual Ohio Junior American Legion baseball tournament entered its second day with 12 district champions at stake. Teams defeated yesterday joined today’s openers, with two losses wiping a club from championship contention. Cleveland beat Columbus 14 to 3, Cincinnati downed Pemberville 10 to 4, Akron topped Springfield 5 to 2, Zanesville beat Lisbon 4 to 0, Portsmouth routed Delphos 23 to 0, and Mansfield defeated Lancaster 3 to 0 as Mansfield, Cincinnati, Zanesville, Delphos, and Cleveland Akron slated midday and afternoon games.
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Delaware
Lisbon
Portsmouth
Springfield
Lancaster
Pemberville
Columbus
Mansfield
Cincinnati
Zanesville Delphos
Cleveland
Delphos
Indians Win Fourth Game From Brewers
Ed Klieman pitched a four hitter to lead the Indians to a 6-1 victory over Milwaukee. Chet Wieczorek had three hits in the series to bolster the Tribe as they push toward the American Association pennant. Burwell plans Derringer or Hutchings to face Ewald Pyle tonight. Louis villy also won 9-6 and St Paul defeated Columbus 8-2.
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Associated Press
Paul Derringer
Milwaukee
Indianapolis Indians
Brewers
Bill Burwell
Derringer
Chet Wieczorek
Tribe
Louisville
Minneapolis
Jack Albright
St. Paul
Columbus
Tom Sunkel
Saints
Johnny Rizzo
Genell Mauch
Toledo
Kansas City
Earl Jones
Extra Day Added To Swimming Class
The swimming class for non-swimmers in Athens County will have a third day, with sessions on Wednesday added. Harry Lackey, recreation director, announced the extension due to high turnout, with 30 participants already enrolled. The program, funded by the recreation department, covers instruction while students pay for pool entry at Crystal pool.
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American Association
Pat
Indianapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Aransas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
ATL
Teledome
Columbus
IL Pet
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Mers
Harry Lackey
Recreation
Cincinnati
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Lackey
Pittsburgh
Wed
Crystal Pool
York
Washington
Athens County
Cleveland
Boxing Draw After Knockdown In Canton Ring
Harvey Dubs of Detroit floored Vince Turpin of Canton for a nine count in a ten round bout last night but the fight ended in a draw. Turpin built an edge in earlier rounds while Dubs rallied in the final moments.
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Canton
Harvey Dubs
Detroit
Vince Turpin
Turpin
Evicted Man Moves Into Center Field
Cleveland Indians add an outfielder after housing shortage. William Stengel, 56, claiming kin to Casey Stengel, moves a tent into League Park center field where the Indians’ swing band performs. President Bill Veeck offers shelter with no rent. Stengel says he will stay until another home is found.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
William Stengel
Casey Stengel
Brooklyn Dodgers
League Park
Indians
Bill Veeck
Stengel
Butler County schools report 14 vacant teaching positions
Butler County schools superintendent Carl H. Shanks announced 14 vacant teaching posts across 11 rural high schools. The list includes anticipated openings in core subjects as the district seeks qualified staff to fill the gaps.
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Butler
Wilmington
Carl H. Shanks
Butler County
Radio Highlights Show FM Gains Lag AM Promise
Postwar interest in FM broadcasting remains limited versus AM. FCC data show similar license activity in both bands, with 232 AM construction permits issued this year and 456 FM conditional licenses, 68 as construction permits. FM home receivers lag despite output, June production at 17 273 units blamed on wood cabinet shortages. Evening radio lineup includes NBC CBS ABC and Mutual programs with music drama and talks.
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New York
Federal Comunications Commission
Washington
Radio Manufacturers Association
Turing
NBC
Margaret
Whiting and Frolics
Judy
Fred Waring
CBS
Godfrey
China
ABC
Sum
Abner
Sammy Kaye
Nick Carter
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Ouffelder
Carden Gillenwater
Boston Raves
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Cooper
Whitey Kurowski
Gillenwater
Tommy Holmes
Johnny Beazley
Cubs
TOCKS
Tel
Anaconda
Bald Loco - Balt
Ohio
Beth Steel Borden Co
Ches. & Ohio
Chrysler
du Pont
Elec
Gen. Motors - Int. Harvester
Interlake Iron
Nat. Buscast
B. Y. Cent
Penn, R. R
Procter & Gar Pullman Me
Repub. Steel
N. J
U. & Rubber U. S. Steel
Nelsonville
Utica
Tate
Amesville
G. L. Hines
Amesville, Ohio
Union Grill
Union St
Athens
Harold Goddard
Reppert
Bartlett
PHI Delta Theta
Auto Service
C. A. Daugherty
DODGE
N. Court ST
Stella Walsh
Oslo
Norway
Miss Walsh
Buffalo
York Township
McGirr
L. R. Steinmetz
Mrs. C. A. Pride
Rogers
Charles Urshel, Jr
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Port Aransas
Tex
Dodger
Giant Ohio
Fullerton
Bucky Walters
Dixie
Bucky
Legion
Justin Woolworth
Dial
Mary Lillian Smith
Franklin Ave
Everett Cap Jinger
UW Automobiles
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Naval
Ava Gilkey
Harrisonville
George Tucker
Long Run
Clarks Chapel
Schulte
Harry E Powers
McArthur
Logan- McArthur Rosd
White's Mil
Rosenbergs Athens Junk CO
Shafer
Roy
Auto Supply
Grestiz
Athens Tire
Caart St
Shouse Auto Service
Carley Bros
Carpenter and Grogvenor Dial
Athens Willys CO
W. Washington & Phone
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Parkersburg
W. Va
Superior Electric CO
Wast Sand and Co Evel
Dirk
Wesley ‘Thomas
Jenco Machine and Welding Company
Richland Ave
Wm. P. MacDonald
Glenn V. McConkey
Shannon Ave
Tal
Modern Appliance CO
Mullins Refrigeration Service
Union Street
Beasley’s Mill
State St
Guy Glover
Walker St
Strawn Plumbing CO
Court St
Electric Motor Service
F. C
Weber Heating
Athens Maid
DAVIS
Gt Anywhere
Richland
Earl F. Mathews
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