Write-in Vote Planned in Athens May Move Nominees
Athens council prepares for next Tuesday's town election with no official nominees. A writ of mandamus was denied, the May term adjourned, and a write-in option will let voters name mayor and council members. A previously held convention was ruled invalid after venue changes.
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Prank Outright, Sr
Athens
D. M., Easley
Easley
Hartley Sanders
John R. Pendleton
W. Broughton Johnston
Masonic Hall
Hell
D. M. Easley
Payton Evangelist To Lead Salvation Army Service Tonight
The Rev Harry Payton of Hin ton, evangelist of the Christian Nation church, will preach at the Salvation Army tonight. If weather permits, the lawn at Fifth and Mercer streets will host the meeting with a public address system to manage Mercer traffic. Payton will broadcast from 3:20 to 4 p.m. on WHIS before evening Army hall services, with several co workers in attendance.
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Harry Payton
Hinton
The
Christian, Nation Church
Salvation Army
Fifth
Mercer Streets
Mercer
Payton
WHIS
Army Hall
Red Sox shellack Tigers with 19 hits in 14 to win
Boston slugged 19 hits for 31 bases to beat Detroit 14 to 0. Elden Auker, facing former teammates, yielded eight hits including Hank Greenberg’s tenth homer with two on in the first. Foxx and Doerr led Boston’s attack with multiple hits as Williams, Cronin, and Walker contributed. Attendance 6,874.
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Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Elden Auker
Tiger
Hank Greenberg
Boston
Hoa Doerr
Ag Cramer
Vosmik
Foxx
Williamn
Cronin
Tabor
Peacock
Piso Auker
Jseseseeeves
Fox
Walker
Genringer
Greenberg
York
Bell
Newsom
Thomas
a-McGosky
Thomas In Ltd
Zaitan
McCosky
Aes
BOO
Errate
Doerr
Williams
Cramer
Gboutla
Gehringer
Kress
Biaton
Letroit
OM Auker
Newsam
Auker
Imninune
Eisenstat
Desingelieher
Gelsti
Solls
Basil
Mackmen Coast To 10-7 Verdict
Philadelphia Athletics defeated the St. Louis Browns 10 to 7 in the series opener as George McQuinn and Bob Johnston homered. Harris pitched for Philadelphia with Kramer taking the loss. Nelson the winning pitcher.
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St. Louis
Jack Kramer
Bob Harris
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
George McQuinn
Bob Johnston
Phladelphia Aba Hoa Gantenbain
Zai
Miles
Rf Saree
Ambler
Wtgt Hayes
Marcum
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Philadelphia
McQuinn
Johnson
Banente
Hayee
Nelson
Spindel
Joyce
Sullivan
Stolan
Thompson
Harris
Cutt
Bergidino
Christman
St. Touls
Fhanes
Bala
Deeg
AnneMer
Eira
Mit
Nelson I
Deanny Kramer
HiteOff Kramer
Tnninga
Marocum
Soyer
Doan
Wid
Kyramer
Kramer
Ormaby
Pipgras
Summera
National League Continues With Pitching and Errors
The page shows a baseball box score summary with pitching and fielding notes. Key items include winning pitcher Thompson and losing pitcher Harley, with lines for doubles and trips, left on base counts for Cincinnati and Boston, walks by several pitchers, and strikeout tallies. Attendance is listed as 2,175.
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Frey
Myera
McCormick
Cincinnati
Boston
Vander Meer
Derringer
Sulivan
Thomtpoon
Bailey
Lanning
MacFayden
Thompson
Earley
HiteOff Vander Meer
Sia
Sullivan
Barley
Sullivar
Harley Amplss
Reardon
Pinelli
Mize Delivers Cardinals 1 0 Victory Over Giants
Johnny Mize produced a decisive ninth inning, beating out a bunt and a close play at first to spark the St Louis Cardinals to a 1 0 win over the New York Giants. Rookie Manuel Salvo, solid through eight, issued a wild throw on the crucial play allowing the run. Umpire protests and ejections punctuated a tense finish.
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New York
Johnny Mize
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Bill McGee
Cardinals
Manuel Salvo
Mize
Zeke Bonars
Mel Ott
Giants
Bill Campbell
Joe Demaree
Whitehead
Lynn Myers
Salvo
Enos Slaughter
Speed
Don Gutteridge
Slaughter
Jurges
Moore
Danning
Wwersedser
Horura
Demaree
Ripple
Erseeeer Lazzery
Seune Whitehead
Owen
Luft
Baxea
St. Louis
Balla
McGee
Fal
Princeton Personal Notices Highlight Local Moves and Travel
Miss Mildred Hadden arrived from Charleston to spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs. C. Hadden on Hale Avenue. Harry Hadden, a high school teacher of New Kensington, sails on the S. S. Hamburg for Germany for the summer. Mrs. Dewey Bailey and son Dickie and Betty Carter plan a six week visit with relatives in Winston Salem. Angie Lambert spent a weekend in Charleston attending an event. Eloise Fry, librarian in Kingsport, is connected with Kingsport High.
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Mildred Hadden
Charleston
WH. C. Hadden
Hale Avenue
Harry Hadden
New Kensington
Hadden
S. 8
Hamburg
Germany
Dewey Bailey
Dickie
Betty Carter
Foray
Winston Salem
Angie Lambert
Uyod
Walnut Street
Kingsport
Eloise Fry
Kingsport High
Trainwreck on the Road Amid Narrow Escapes
A chaotic incident disrupted travel as multiple vehicles collided on a highway causing injuries. Emergency crews arrived quickly and transported victims to nearby hospitals. Investigations into the crash are underway to determine cause and liability.
Piano Recital By Mrs Ray Bailey Pupils
Piano pupils of Mrs. Ray Bailey will perform in recital tonight at the Memorial building at o o clock. Participants include Barbara West Rose Garner Billy West Carol Anderson Phylis Thompson Virginia Roland Richard Bird Lois Noonkester Mary Lou Hoke Jean Epling K C Roland Marl an Smith Pauline Bird Virginia Lee Basham Kathryn Blanton Joyce Pendleton and Leela Hoke. Public invited.
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Ray Bailey
Memorial Building
Barbara West
Rose Garner
Billy West
Carol Anderson
Phylis Thompson
Virginia Roland
Richard Bird
Lois Noonkester
Mary Lou Hoke
Jean Epling
K. C. Roland
Marl~an Smith
Pauline Bird
Virginia Lee Basham
Kathryn Blanton
Joyce Pendleton
Leela Hoke
Railway Pipe Stolen and Sold to Junk Dealer
At Ingleside last Saturday night a large cast iron pipe was taken from a Virginian Railway culvert and smashed. Officers investigating the sabotage learned that 1,240 pounds of cast iron had been sold to a junk dealer for three dollars and some cents while the railroad valued it at twenty one dollars and some cents.
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Ingleside
Princeton Society events and club notices
Princeton Society Mrs. Harry Karnes hosts a second anniversary dinner at 7 o'clock with capsule tastings and gifts. The Business Girls circle and Daughters of Ruth join at First Church home. Various church groups and clubs meet with readings and auxiliary activities across town. Ansted politics show shifting alliances as mayoral race unfolds.
Blue Grays Rally In Five Inning Slugfest
In a lengthy bottom of the fifth Blue Grays forged ahead with a three run rally as Tuffy Mitchell tripled then Cash and D Antonio produced run scoring hits. Guinther added a homer and the inning helped tilt the game in their favor amid a sequence of defensive and baserunning miscues.
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Logan
Gramek
Sweetko
Gulnther
Hayden
Kvedar
Milnarstk
Holland
Bluefield
Jordan
Mitchell
Cash
Ab Bantone
Gibbs
Oakley
Gakin
Marlin
Oakley Inith
BLUES
Fleider
J Tuergens
Mimnarsik
Bluefiald
Goldbhein
McNabb
Bluefeld
Tuffy Mitchell
Leff
Tuffy
Milnarsik
D‘antonio
I & One
Beager
Fielder
Dan
Guinther
Jong
Lost keys on Fifth Walnut street reward Princeton
Lost bunch of keys found between Fifth and Walnut streets with a promised reward. Return to Princeton Bureau of the Daily Telegraph for the reward.
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Fifth
Walnut Streets
Princeton
Bureau
Daily! Telegraph
Pirates Triumph Over Phils 5-2 at Shibe Park
Wilbur Brubaker hits eighth inning homer to break 2-2 tie as Pirates top Phillies 5-2 in Bright game at Shibe Park. Truett Sewell out pitched Walter Higbe, who walked eight and hit another, while Higbe fanned eight. Pirates score twice in first and two more in ninth, with Rizzo and Brubaker driving runs. Attendance 8,060.
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Brooklyn
Gene Moore
Brook Dovers
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Chisago
Hack
Herman
Gleeson
Galan
Ita
Reynalds
Russell
Wy Ve
G. Bartell
Mancuso
Garbark
Liliard
Passeau
Senene Wragenen
Hartnett
Rosen
Moora
Camilll
Phelps
Durachet
Hudaun
Stalnvack
Ve . Hamil
Hutch'nson
Tamuig
Inlige
CHICA
Serrara
Hudson
Reynolds
G. Russell
Moore
Lavagatto
Camilli
Lavagetto
Durocher
Mungo
Hamlin
Hutchinson
Tamulls
Root
Tamuils
Hita
Ir Hutchingon
Hamiln
Tamulis
Ft. Winnin
Barr, Moran
Sears
Thedance
Philadelphia
Wilbur Brubaker
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phillies
Shibe Park
Truett Sewell
Phils
Walter Kirby Higbe
Higbe
Pirates
del Young
Gil Brack
Pittsburgh
Floyd
Nauenan
Johnny Rizzo
Pitteourah PB
Winer
I Rizzo
Bell
Brubaker
Suler
Handley
Barra
Bsewal
Philadelp
Martin
Muefer
Brack Ib
Arnoview
Scott
Younk
Milles
Hilgbe
Millies
Rizzo
Young
Brack
Vaughan
Hahiley
May
Tighe
Suhr
Sewell
Nitcher
Berrés
Stark Magerkurth
Stewart
Lewis Plans New CIO Expansion Drive
John L. Lewis, returning from a coal field triumph, called the CIO executive board to meet June 13 to expand organizing activities. Reports hint the drive may target AFL strongholds especially in building trades, with no mention of postponed CIO AFL peace talks. A Roosevelt delegation to Geneva labor talks lacked CIO presence, which aides deem a slap at CIO. Separate note: 108 miles of tunnels form part of an aqueduct bringing Colorado River water to Los Angeles.
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Washington
Triumpha
John L. Lewis
CIO
AFL
Lewis
Cio-Aftl
White House
Roosevelt
Geneva
Los Angeles
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Holston
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Fred D. Wagner
Montcalm
Harriet Bailey
White
Wagner
Methodist Church
Lelia C. Sutton
A. M. Sutton
Aginst E. C
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John Bowles
Bettie Lee Hedrick
Bernard F. Hedrick
County Court of Mercer
Charles E. Barker
Charles T
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West Virginia
Clarence Painter Young
Paul Mills
St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company
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Tawelek
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Carman
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Princeton Society
Harry Karnes
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First Baptist Church
Mercer V. F. W. Post 2703
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Quota Club
G. G. Anvil
Smith
Betuah Meador
W. R. Turner
Blake Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
L. A
B. of L. E
D. A
Elizabeth Dejarnette
Center Street
Ansted
W. C. Cole
Brandon Ferguson
Cole
Ferguson
Ing
Conaster
Charley
Jergens
Eekin
Sweetka
ROYAL
Bobby Breen
Charlie Ruggles
Delores Costello
Irene Dare
Sonja Heine
Nelson’s
Lake Mead
Boulderani
Santon
Beinberg
Bemnberg
Hollywood
Jolene
TOM Sawyer
Dept. Store, Inc
Princeton, W. VA
Coats
Knox
Princston
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