Correction Please opens with Flippen as host replacing Duffy's Tavern
Veteran comic C. Flippen debuts as master of ceremonies on Correction Please a new weekly inter rogation show originating from New York. The program features five studio audience members competing for cash with true or false questions to win ten dollar prizes. Music by Jerry Sears and a packed radio schedule follow including Dunninger and Preakness coverage.
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Elsia Thomas
Duffy's Tavern
Ay C. Flippen
New York
Duffy
Rwice
Jerry Sears
Bill
Cbs
Jack Armstrong
Mbs
Farrell
Captain Midnight
Hop Harrigan
Quincy Howe
News Time
Walter Kiernan
News
Kay Armen
Tom Mix
Mbs- West
Como
Nbc
Jack Kirkwood
Cbs News
Blu Fulton Lewis, Jr
Raymond
Basic Dancing Music Orchestra
Lone Ranger
West
Blu
Ee V. Kaltenborn
Nbe
Paul Lavalle
Henry Aldrich
Dbes
Melody At Buffalo
Cecil Brown
Curt Massey Broadcasting
Abe
Musiec
Dunninger
Nbe Moore
Nben James
Cbs the
Billter
Rinso
WHIS
Miner’s Friend credited for relief in West Virginia miner case
Richard 8S. Word of Stotesbury WV describes chronic constipation and related symptoms before using Miner's Friend. He reports improved appetite digestion and relief from gas and heartburn after using the laxative and says all in the mine talk about Miner's Friend. He notes the product is available at Goodykoontz Drug Stores and others.
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Richard
Stotesbury
W. Va
St. John the Baptist Church
Miner
Goodykoontzner
Greenberg Ready to Rejoin Tigers Amid Contract Talks
Tigers expect Hank Greenberg back in the lineup soon after a contract dispute. General Manager Jack Zeller assures no trouble over pay while Greenberg, 34, recently returned from overseas service in the China Burma India theater. He led the league with 58 home runs in 1938 and 1940 and was MVP in 1935 and 1940 across three world series appearances and two all star games.
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Greenberg
Tigers
Chicago
Jack Zeller
Detroit
Fort Dix
China- Burma-India
China
United States
Air Corps
Miami Beach
Fla
Detroit Star
Dark Horse Contender Looms in Preakness Field
Dark Horse Looms as Hoop Jr. paces Preakness favorites with Pavot and Polynesian close behind. Adonis, son of Reigh Count, draws attention after strong Withers effort. Darby Dieppe and Alexis also considered, with Albert Snider set to ride Hoop Jr. in Baltimore.
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Livie
Hoop Jr
Walter M. Jefford
Pavot
Withers
Belmont
Morris Dixon
Wayne Wright
Adonis
Reigh County
Count Fleet
Polynesian
Darby Dieppe
W. G. Lewis
Charley Gentry
Christiana Stable
Alexis
Pimlico
Sea Swallow
Howard
Pentagon
the Doge
Albert Snider
Phillies and Red Sox Orchestrate High Scoring Tilt
Philadelphia powers past Boston 13 to 8 as Wasdell drives in five runs and DiMaggio adds six RBIs. Repeated lead exchanges highlight a game marked by home runs by Wasdell and Holmes and a string of late scoring bursts.
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Elmann
Phil Masi
Yuna
Mancuso
Odrews
Daniels
Shroull
Oearley
Cuffman
Fette
Judd
Ocozart
Nieman
Shacker
Tobin
H'thehs
Cozart
Shocker
Philadhia Oo
Boston
Asavee
Finger
Antonelli
Crawford
Monteagudo
DiMa
Coffman
Culler
Holmes
Mass
Prea
Wietelmann
Wasdell
DiMaggio
Workman
Drews
Molmes
Wietelman
Coffsman
Plager
Philadelphia
Sproull
Barly
Early
Fa We Gees
Braves
Andaee
Ott
Giants
Kurowski
Cardinels
Etten
Cuccinello
Senators
Lombardi
Eee
Phillies
Weintraub
Steee
Reneeree
Aeeee
See
Adams
Cardinals
Seenenee
Stephens
Browns Johnson
Hayes
Indiana
Heath’s Late Double Sparks Cleveland Comeback
Jeff Heath sparkles with a late double after a holdout, joined by Frankie Hayes and Groves crew as Cleveland overcomes Chicago 4 3 in nine innings on a misty board. Meyer, Rocco, Heath, Mos and Schalk produce the offense for Cleveland while Cuccinello, Schalk, Tresh and Michaels drive runs for the White Sox.
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Jeff Heath
Frankie Hayes
Grove
Cleveland
Meyer
Omoses Rf
Cihocki
Hockett
Secrey
Ofar
Cichock
Bagby
Gheicado
Rocco
Heath
Mos Cuccinello
Schalk
Michaels
Hayes
Cuccinello
Tresh
O'Dean
Ross
Farrel
Chicago
Agby
Pipgras
Passarella
Rue
State Golfers Name Officers and Clubs
Charleston's Meadowbrook club presides as president succeeding Brown ing. Jules Blanton of Kanawha Country club Charleston was reelected secretary treasurer while three vice presidents chosen were Baker Reposkey and Reggie Spencer of Fairmont.
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Charleston
Meadowbrook Club
Browning
Jules Blanton
Kanawha Country Club
Baker, Reposkey
Reggie Spencer
Fairmont
Baseball Leaders Williamsburg June 14
Dave Bucher, regular halfback on William and Mary’s 1942 southern conference championship football team, has received a medical discharge because of a hand injury in France and will enroll here in the second semester of summer school August 9.
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Williamsburg
Dave Bucher
William and Mary
France
Hines Leads In Par 70 Round With Notables At Course
The field featured Hines and a caddy pairing achieving a 70. Toney Penna, Ky Laffon, Ellie Goggin, Bruce Coltart, Felix Serafin, Henry Pickard, and Ed Purgol also posted 69. Sammy Byrd shot 71, Craig Wood tallied 83 in a one day appearance before some 10 000 spectators as Crosby sang to the crowd.
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Toney Penna
Vton
Ky Laffon
Chicago
Ellie Goggin
White Plains
Bruce Coltart
Absecon
N. J
Felix Serafin
Pittston
Henry Pickard
Harrisburg
Ed Purgol
Detroit
Sammy Byrd
Craig Wood
N. Y
Crosby
Recreation Center to be named amid ballot box vote
The recreation center will offer indoor facilities during rainy days with registrants using the center. Sponsors plan to name the center and ballot boxes will be placed in the auditorium tonight.
Center names sought from visitors with a prize reward
Visitors asked to send suggestions for the center name. A prize will go to the person whose name is finally accepted for the center.
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Cnet
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Bob Stanton
McCarthy
Fred Waring
Gordon Goodman
Joan Wheasley
Jimmy Atkins
Jane Wilson
Sunrise Bottling Co
Barney Nash
Morning News
Harry R. Peyton
Tennessee Hoedown
Chattanooga Medicine Co
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Chicago House Furnishing Co
Victorious Living
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Ray Clarke
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General Mills
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Rene
Santo Happiness
Sterling Drug Co
Stella Dallas
Otis Dee
Nee Fee
Young "Widder Brown
News of the World
Miles Laboratories
Feuchtenberger
H. V. Kaltenborn
Red Top
American Red Cross
Bristol Myers
Ba& W
Dunniger
Lever Brothers
Masterworks of Music
Nbc—News
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Tiger
Dick Wakefield
Navy
St. Louis Browns
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al Benton
Les Mueller
Newhouser
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Mueller
New York Yankees
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U.S. Treasury Department
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Emil Jannings
Europe
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Germany
America
Dark Horse
National League
Norfolk
Lynchburg
Newport News
Portamouth
Richmond
Selznice International Presents
Ginger Rogers
Kitty Foyle
Joseph Cotten
Shirley Temple
W & M Star Out
Elliott
Lombardi Giants
Red Sox
White Sox
Hines Hot
Elonial
Devs Mowe Clark
Massey
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Pre
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Patricia Dane
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Dennis O'Keefe
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