Six Homers Set Record At Philadelphia Night Game
The Philadelphia Phillies hit six home runs in one night at Shibe Park, a new major league mark. Andy Seminick hit two, Willie Jones Del Ennis and Schoolboy Rowe each homered once, as Cincinnati was defeated 12 to 3 under the lights. The night tied the prior record of five homers in a game shared by the New York Giants and New York Yankees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Tang
New York Giants
New York Yankees
Tan Giants
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Braves
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Phils
Andy Seminick
Utter Romers
Eluh
Nning
Willie Jee del Ennis
Schoolboy Rowe
Phillies
Cincinnati
Shibe Park
Huntington Man Crowned Fightingest Fighter in Alaska Arena
Pvt. Hubert Hockaday of Huntington West Virginia was crowned the fightingest fighter in the Alaska armed forces boxing finals. He captured the 256 pound class title with a third round knockout of Sgt Harl Wilkinson of Islin Kansas and received a special trophy from Lt. Gen. Nathan Twining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeewas
Aleske
Pune
Hubert Hockaday
Huntington
W. Va
Alaska Armed Forsay
Nathan Twining
Alaska
Heckaday
Harl Wilkinson
Islins
Kas
Warning Issued Over Bogus Checks At Local Firm
The Burroughs Adding Machine at 217 Hale St reports five counterfeit checks totaling 78 each written since last Friday. Manager R C Wasner says forged drafts issued on Kapawa Valley Bank payable to J A Swipson Jr and signed by M R Hicks. The firm has no such employees and does not maintain a local account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burroughs
Hale St
R. C. Wasner
Kapawa
Police Probe Bombing During Franco Visit
Police search for terrorists after two bombs exploded in Barcelona during a Franco visit. The first blast damaged the St Pancras Chapel altar at Barcelona Cathedral, injuring worshippers. A second explosion nearby struck the police headquarters area, with a person reported injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olice
Barzelouna
Spain
Sncralisimn
Francisco
France
Barcelona
St. Pancras
Arcelonz Cathedre
Nome
Frenco
Aneez Nunez
Model Student Held In Classmate Death Case
Roanoke Va June 2 A Jefferson High School athlete described as a model student was bound over to the jury in a juvenile domestic relations court after appearing in close custody. Dana Marie Weaver's body was found at Christ Episcopal Church Parish House after a date with two young couples on May 10, linking to a fatal shooting investigation. The report also notes wartime loan policy approval and several marriage applications in the same regional brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Cinsi— Xe Scott
Hich
Model Etudent
Ely Dana ‘Uaris Weaver
Scott
Juve~ Bud Domestic Relations Court
Jefferson High School
Dana Marie
Christ Episcopal Church
FE. B. Chaney
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans Administration
Chaney Sai
G. I. Loatis
Jin Maron
Cabell, Clay
Lincoln
Ku|wawks
Putnam
Waybe
Raonpet
City Tennis Tourney Set for June 18 25
The city tennis tournament will be held at Edgewood Country Club from June 18 to 25. Robert Spitman Jr. chairs the event with entries due by June 15. Edgewood pro Russ Wolfe serves as director while a committee includes Spitman, Harris and Manese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Annal City
Edgewood Country Club
Robert Spitman, Jr
Committer, Flay
Tune
Russ Catherine Wolfe
Edgewood
Bealdey Spilman
V. 5
Bocy] Harris
Charleston
Tenisclus
Ast Manese
Pequot
Gordon Richards Aims for Derby Victory With Royal Forest
Veteran jockey Gordon Richards rides Royal Forest in the 179th Derby at Epsom Downs. Richards seeks a fifth Derby win after a string of recent successes, aiming to end his drought in the classic race as the field of four dozen plus two favors 42 37 vales? vies in the one and a half mile contest. The crowd hopes Richards can deliver England’s Derby win tomorrow.
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London
Gordon Richards
Epcom Downs
Aga
Hoppa
Royal Fores
Vals
Richards Rovet Gas Geer
Fet
Dom
Max
Richards
Gordon
Royal
Forest
England
Quarrels Said To Impair Child Reading By Neurologists
Three Philadelphia doctors told the American Academy of Neurologists that family quarrels or emotional stress can interfere with a child's reading ability. They described specific reading disability as linked to psychological, emotional, or physical causes and noted frequent reading errors among affected children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resch Suum
INS
Philadelphie
Joseph Hughes
Richard Leander
Gilbert Ketchum
American Academy of Neurologists
Greeks Cross Into Bulgaria, UN Says
Athens reported on June 3 that Greek troops crossed into Bulgarian territory on May 7 and neutralized guerrilla fortifications that had fired on Greek soldiers. UNSCOR observers noted violations of the northern order by Greek forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
United Nations
Balkans
Unscor
United States Rejects Soviet Plan On Atomic Controls
The United States formally rejected a Soviet bid at the United Nations to force disclosure and destruction of atomic stockpiles. Frederick Osborn called the proposal inadequate and premature, arguing it allowed secret theft before effective international controls. Britain and China backed the U S stance while the Soviet delegate accused the U S of bad faith and pressed to proceed with Soviet drafted conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars Suvusas
United States
United Nations
U. S
Frederick Osborn
Hussias
J Osborn
Flan
Britai
China
Paris
TTF
Vsiang
James Matik
Matik
New Officers Appointed By Wheeling Huntington Group
New officers named include president Helen W Sehast of Wheeling treasurer M V Blankenzhi of Huntington and corresponding secretary Mrs Robert Higging of Hecking with recording secretary appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen W. Sehast
Wheeling
M V. Blankenzhi
Huntington
Coyrespondig
Robert Higging
Hecking
Bus Lines Seek Tax Cuts Amid Passenger Declines in Kentucky
Bus lines across Kentucky request reductions after persisting passenger declines. Consolidated Bus Lines seeks to lower its tentative $3,400,000 asset value to $2,000,000 and Eureka Line and others press for smaller assessments. Charleston Transit and Atlantic Greyhound push for $1,000,000 totals, with various regional operators asking cuts to tentative figures amid hearings by the Board of Public Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Paint Creek Transit Co
Eureka Pije Line Co
Ferm
Board of Public Works
Western Union Telegraph Co
State Tax Department
Giso
Ncwol
Charleston Transit Co
Atlantic Greyhound Corp
Charleston Transit
Greyhound
West Virginia, Inc
Reynolds Transportation Co
West Virginia ‘Transparta* Linn Co
Southendian Griwhound Lines
Finance Board Heads For School Parleys
The Board of School Finance briefed itself on questions expected at conferences with enemy board of education members and school superintendents. The first conference will be held here today with others scheduled for Clarkburg on June 9 and Romney on June 20. Supt. W. Trent said the conferences were arranged to permit discussions on the 10,090,000 school construction program and other important state aid legislation.
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Board of School Finance
Iself
Enlmiy Board of Education
Clarkburg
Romney
W. Trent
State Charters Granted For Several Firms In Charleston Area
State charter approvals were granted yesterday for Brass Rail Inc a pool room at 157 Summers St with 50000 capital stock and 15000 paid in incorporators Eyelacos Vassilion Flora Vassiliou and Novifeios Vasiliou all of Charleston Pine Grove Drive In Theater Inc Martinsburg authorized 75006 capital stock 1000 paid in incorporators Henry W Aikens June S Aixens both of Clearbrook and Charles R Beall of Martinsburg Follanshee Cab Inc Follanstec authorized 3000 paid in 1000 incorporators Carl Boffo Vera Hunt Boffo and Joseph V Botin all of Weltsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brass Rail, Inc
Summers St
Aree Eyelacos
Vassilion
Flora Vassiliou
Novifeios Vasiliou
Charleston
Pine Grove Drive-In Theater, Inc
Martinsburg
Henry W. Aikens
June S. Aixens
Clearbrook
Charles R. Beall
Follanshee Cab, Inc
Follanstec
Carl Boffo
Vera Hunt Boffo
Joseph V. Botin
Weltsburg
Miss Woodrum Wins DAR Scholarship at West Virginia University
Alice Woodrum of Stonewall Jackson High School earned a DAR scholarship of 250 toward tuition books and fees at West Virginia University funded by the West Virginia Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution. She also won the Stitch and Stir club gold emblem for the home economics showing and the state DAR menu making contest. Woodrum served as editor of the Jackson Journal and is a National Honor Society member. Church events note annual completion service at Mammoth Baptist Church with ministers from Mammoth and Big Chimney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Woodrum
DAR
Alice Woodrum
Stone- Walt Jamison High School
West Virginia University
Woodrom
Stonewall Jackson
Jackson Journal
Presid
National Honor Society
Mee Eliureh
Lewis
Mam
Floyd Stone
Mammoth
Nak
IL & m
AG. Wolfe
Bell
Hoge
Big Chimney- Puskas
Anti Communist Plotters Nabbed By French Police
Paris police arrested eight people connected to an anti-Communist plot and seized weapons and ammunition. Charges include piracy to demoralize the army with several named as followers of Gen Charles de Gaulle. A spokesperson linked the group to anti-Red activities and a former undergraduate fighter figure led the operation. convictions would carry penalties described by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Prynch Poice
Sama
Charles
I deGaulie
Sallie
Relly
RPE
Jin Warood deGaullisis
Amol
Sltn
Borspiracy
Dean Detore
Tsus
Dolev
Art Fuemeih
Droup" Wong
jHeart
Court Will Test Pension Dispute Before Supreme Court
Retired University of Wisconsin faculty members seek extra pension payments in a dispute to be taken to the Supreme Court. Attorney said the case would involve the university board and State Auditor for authorization of supplemental payments beyond standard pensions. Forty two former faculty members are affected as the dispute centers on eligibility for these additional salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic
Pia
Supreme Court
Attys. Gon Ra
Partiow
Universit
Board of Governors
Coul
Eagle B. Sime
Univers
Br . I. Townsend
U. S. Public Health Service
Industrial Hygiene Division
Iho Valley
Dr. Ashe
Doomed Malmedy Killings Trials May Trim Death Sentences
A Senate armed services subcommittee probes methods in the Malmedy massacre case where six German storm troopers faced death sentences after World War II. Reports say some are nearing life terms as the panel reviews trial procedures and potential adjustments to verdicts and sentences.
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Washington
Wunc Sm-We
Edward L. van Reden
Malmery
Pennsylvania
the Bulge
Senate
West Virginia Public Health Association elects officers
The West Virginia Public Health Association elected its officers at the sixth annual state hygiene conference held yesterday at the Daniel Boone hotel. Dr A Glenn Evans of Marion county was named president, with others including Miss Wilema Bieinseugdh of Mortamtown as delegate-at-large and R Lyons of Morgantown as president. New section officers cover clerical hygiene, sanitation, venereal disease control, public health administration, and health education, with members from Marion, Fairmont, Charleston and Charleston area counties.
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State Council
The
West Virgins Council of Church
West Virginia
Sith
Daniel Boone Hotel
A. Glenn Evans
Marion Colls
Strong
Mise Wilema Bieinseugdh
Mortamtown
delagate-at-Jarse
R. Lyons
Morgatown
Robert Cochran
Charlesto
Ith Association
Sam
Olive Snyder
Marion County
Tident
Annett King Charlesnim
Charles A Lively
Charlezton
Louise Tustin
Buckhennon
Atmospheric pollution debate in Charleston discussed
Dr Hebley explains how temperature layers trap pollutants near the ground and how sulfur dioxide forms sulfuric acid in fogs. Townsend notes laws as the only practical control while industry gradually addresses pollution efforts and public health implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uomusuyu
Dr. Hebley
Bovonte
Hebley
Tod & m
Charleston
Arra
Hebtey
U S Bases Face possible atomic strike over wage dispute
Oak Ridge diffusion plant workers seek 15 cents an hour for 2,000 employees at the federal plant managed by Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corp. A federal Atomic Energy Labor Relations Panel may handle the case, potentially preventing a strike. Local and national unions press for panel authorization as they await its decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oak Ridge
Pavel
Wiliam H. Davis
Lane
U Ik
Obly Pation
Haseaus Diffusion Transway
Tonn
Hiss
Carbide and Carebon Chemicals Corp
National Union
Warner
Truman
Atomic Energy Labor Relations Panel
New York
War Labor Board
Uniass
Atore
CIO Chemical Workjrs
Four Hanged in Kanawha County Robbery Case
In a cross county case, Cano and Leo Frazier faced life and lesser terms after a July 25 chase and gun battle with deputies. Frazier and Charles Harper were hanged in Ripley, while Mrs. Frazier and other co defendants received prison sentences. Taylor, another convict, died after a 25 year sentence for armed robbery. Other involved were convicted or pleaded guilty with sentences from 22 months to 25 years.
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Rey L. Sham- Blin
Harner
Eillet
George L. Dudley
Leo Frazier
Charles Harper
New Rochelle
Cano
Frasier
Charleson
Henna
Ripley
Frazier
Taylor
Kanawha
Cyri W. Hall
Andrew Hudnall
Putney
Abut Slim
Weant Charles BR Derry and others jailed in 10 genre case
Charles Weant of Derry aged 25 along with Cecil Young Edward Beaver and Dixie Harliss face jail terms in a 10 month case involving multiple named individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles BR
Derry
Cecil Young
Edward Beaver
Dixie Harliss
Repairs Planned for Federal Building in Philadelphia
Bids for restoration and repair on the U S federal building project will be opened June 22 at the Public Buildings Administration office in Philadelphia. Superintendent Eugene Caste announced plans to clean all stonework repaint exterior iron and woodwork repair concrete and reseat the entire fourth floor roof. Building work is slated for July and August.
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Oiders Cailing
Capitol St
Philadelphia
Public Buildings Administraation
Eugene Caste
Castle
Fragmented OCR listing prices for eggs and other goods
A garbled OCR note shows various item prices and vendors. Mentions eggs, pork, butter, and assorted produce with inconsistent spellings and unclear quantities. Likely a scanned market or store advertisement with outdated or corrupted data.
Cattle, Produce Prices and Market Totals From Pittsburgh Reading
A chaotic livestock and produce market report details weights, prices, and lots for cattle hogs and sheep with scattered figures. It notes Pittsburgh and nearby markets, including equilibrium bids, salable lots, and fluctuating wholesale prices across multiple commodities and items in late spring markets.
Auction notice of estate in Kanawha County
Court led notice for sale of the estate of Robert James Sadler and Sallie Cotton Donsally in Kanawha County West Virginia. Creditors and beneficiaries are invited to present claims or exhibits by date, with specifics on location at 100 Walton Building, Charleston WV. Also includes Treasury report data and notices for related accounts and public authorities.
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Esse
West Virginia
AucHon
Yoon Geerie
Willys Seces
Beriel
Bond
Eala Calate
Preeiaue
Mornor Davis
Ena
Kanawha County
Stork
Terss
Petia
Charieten
Giron
Ang
Treasury
Aornor Davis
Washington
Aiedeets Force Treasury
Ey Aude
W. Yo
Beane
PSM
Uscate
Union
Tie Cis
West
Amlsit
Market Slips to Lowest Level Since February Last Year
New York market declines to the lowest average since February of the previous year with the Dow Jones industrials around 603, leaders such as General Motors and Chrysler tumbling while utilities stay steady. Bond market activity slows as Treasury notes drift and week totals show thinner turnover.
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New York
Aris
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
General Motors
Chrysler
U. S. Rubber
Sears Roebuck
Schenler
American Telephone
Kennecott Copper
American Smelling
American Can
Dow Chemical
American Woolen
Southern Pacific
Union Carbide
Jhhus-ManyEfe
U. S. Gypsum
Atlantic Coast Line
Nickel Plate
Continental Oil
Gulf Oil
United Air Lines
Twentieth Century-Fox
U. S. Steel
U. S. Treasury
Poth
Fittsburgh
Cintinnati
Chisago
St. Louis
Virginia
Southwestern Railway
Grain and Provisions Trade Notes and Prices
Grain buyers and merchants report shifting prices and provisions amid mixed market signals. The ledger shows bid ranges with commodity names, regional references, and varying percentages, reflecting temperate demand and seasonal stock movements. Significant entries include heat related costs and desertion of prior price marks, with mentions of September and November adjustments.
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Charleston Gazette
Charles Seoardeee
Ste Delemare
Tarte
Saale
Betsie
Bieta
Ned Louise Batya 'Plekel
Grimuel Hid
Alum Creel
Seenue
Ive McGuee
Ruth
H Noble
Canhetn
Aissonville
Golele Mar Castle
Garrison
Willa Lae
Beaday
Flazencestigel
Golden “Blazer
Soit
Peart Smazen
Onko TR
Botn
Sibert
Duhers
Deri
Ane
Zaens
Oapenton
Carpe
Anime
Ena Lee Rensey
Nera
Richards’ Aim
Bulgar Line
U.S
U.N
Fres
Werite For Information Risputcer
Men C Building & Loan Association
Eavemswoowd
Ottis Swiger
Salem
Muredoch MacLeod
New York City
J. M. Laird
Chartestin
I Stock Exchange
Agiasa Das Jones
Brinstoria
Focus
Plymouth Oil Pond
Fea
Gtreraient
Gonerey Corsera
Tarsus
Otis
Bolt
Iduwater
Sissiat
Bistilace
New York Centrat
Commerc Bargelle & Weatary
United Corrnets
Commonwealth & ‘Son
Gale Hama
B.S. Mui
Nais Sanel
Consol
Edikon
Motors
Ohio Valley
Townsend
Congress
Indusny
Indus Nous
Veron
the Industria? “Hygiene Foundation
Libbey-Owens-Fors
Owens - Ints
Family Wailers
Tel Clo Chemical Workers
Wail
Ieee
Federal
Butler
Chicago
Tomep
Shate
Yover
Beaver
Jowechowester
Cannes
Spargely
Pittsburgh
Sauegte
Usda
Sue Hataudla
California
Soe
India
Wee
Tega
SSS
Soman
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