Senators Rally To Edge Cleveland In Ninth For 7 5 Victory
Washington overcomes a late Cleveland barrage with a three-run ninth to beat the league leaders 7 to 5. George Archie sparked the win with a late single, stealing second and scoring on Buddy Lewis' hit as Washington snaps a skid. Cleveland's Keltner and Walker provided the offense with multiple runs, while Carrasquel earned the win in relief and Brown took the loss. Attendance about 2,000.
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Washington Senators
Cleveland
Senators
Gee Walker
Jeff Heath
Clarence Campbell
George Archie
Buddy Lewis
Joe Cleveland Washington
Ly Weth'ry
Hudson
Eisenstat
Ol Welalz
Oj Brown
Carsquel
Fiederin
Smith
Keltner
Walker
Heath
MacArenle
Lewis
Case
Bloodworth
Bondress
Russ
Campbell
Hemsley
Vernon
Ardhle
Masterson
Brown
Garrasquel
Carrasquel
Wild
Carrasanel
Biperas
Ormesby
Hubbard Hee
Misendonce
Two Sides To The West Virginia Seal Observed
Dr Roy Bird Cook told Rotarians that the official West Virginia seal has two sides but only the Montani Semper Liberi obverse has been used for years. He noted no reverse imprinting mechanism in the capitol and that the Great Seal and the Libertas fidelitate are kept by Secretary of State W S O Brien. He praised pioneer designer Joseph H Diss Deber, an Alsace Lorraine immigrant.
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West Virginia
Roy Bird Cook
Rotarians
Union
Capitol
Cook
W. S. O Brien
Joseph H. Diss Deber
Alsace-Lorraine
Mechanization Seen as Future of Coal Industry
Huntington report quotes H. B. Busband of Consolidation Coal in Jenkins Ky saying a sign of the times points to coal regaining its place as a major industry. He spoke at the West Virginia Mining Institute session noting coal’s price competition with other fuels and predicting modernization will transform the mine, or it may disappear if it cannot be modernized.
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Huntington
H., B. Busband
Consolidation Coal Company
Jenkins
West Virginia Mining Institute
Fair Enough Continues With Local Officials
The narrator recalls being brushed off by officials while seeking information from the county clerk probate judge and road commissioner. After frustration, they plan to resume independent legwork and express disappointment that a colleague did not share the same access or diligence.
You've Gotta Be Mean In The Ring Says Lou Nova
New York June 20 Lou Nova, preparing for a possible September title bid against Joe Louis, discusses the hard edge of boxing. He rejects the idea of being a "nice guy," describes a fighter's killer instinct, and explains his plan to stay in shape and fight on his own terms.
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Jins
Lou Nova
Toe Louis
Westchester- Biltmore
Dori
Conn
Louis
Joe
Max Baer
Baer
Billy
Theo
Galento
Gene Tunney
Dempsey
Zou
Buddy Baer
Buddy
Nova
Ray Carlen
Jae the King
Sacobs
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Carlen
Ray Arcel
Accel
Gafento
Tony
Lyon
Ree Sage
Poughkeepsie
Wisconsin
Maine
Mike Jacobs
Pete Beyer Victor In Caddy Tourney
White Sulphur Springs June 21 Peter Beyer defeated Jonas Sparks 5 and 3 to win the final, defending his state caddy title as 16 top contenders prepare for the playoff. Seger shot 271 for the final 18 holes, Sparks 76, last 18.
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Peter Beyer
Beyer
Jonas Sparks
Seger
Sparks
Conn Cancels Wedding Plans
Billy Conn, the boxer who nearly beat Joe Louis, called off his engagement to Mary Louise Smith after five days of talks with her father James Smith and the family, canceling the wedding planned at St Philomena's Church. Mary Louise, 18, faced parental opposition due to youth and Conn's boxing career. Father Anselm attended the scene but the ceremony was canceled.
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INS
Billy Conn
Joe Louis
Mary Louise Smith
James &. Smith
Mary Louise
St Philomena’s
Conn
Father Anselm
Smith
Louis Damages Wrist In Defending Title Against Conn
New York report says Joe Louis injured his right wrist while defending his heavyweight title against Billy Conn. X rays to be taken in Chicago. Louis sought medical help to sleep after Thursday night pain. He hopes to fight again in September, pending doctor approval.
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Louis Damages
Billy Conn
New York
INS
Joe Louis
New York Daily Mirror
Chicago
Tommorrow
Mirror
Louis
DuPont to Meet Miners in Kanawha Park Doubleheader
DuPont baseball team to play Barton Miners in a Sunday twin bill at Webster Springs Kanawha Park with first game at 1 pm. Admission free for youths up to 16. DuPont split a northern road trip last week, beating United then losing 9-6, with Morgantown game rained out. team heads to Harrisville for State Semipro tournament starting July 12.
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Tom Lambert
duPont
Barton Miners
Webster Springs
Kanawha Park
Ducos
Lambert
United
Morgantown
Harrisvile Uly
Ten West Virginians Assigned to Army Units
Ten West Virginians recently drafted into the Army have received assignments, announced for Fifth Corps headquarters in Columbus Ohio. Assigned branches include Air Corps with the 46th Pursuit Group at Bowman Field Kentucky, Coast Artillery in Hawaii, Infantry in Panama, Coast Artillery in Panama, and Engineer Detachment in Panama. Names listed include Walter E. Hicks Moundsville Patrick D. Farmer Raymond City Joe Clear Jr Ottawa Henry B. Hearn Charmee Ted Kirk Del Barton William Wright Tanner Herbert B. Britt Kingston Russell C. Springer Elm Grove Haden M. Lemon East Buckley.
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West
Charlotte
N.C
William Wii
Judina
Park
Infaniry
Panama
Herbert B. Britt
Kingston
Coast Artillery
Russell C. Springer
Elm Grove
Haden M. Lemon
East Buckley
Knox Press Relations Sour In Late 1930s Controversy
In Allentown Pennsylvania in fall 1936 Knox blasted Alsop and Kintner over a report that an American destroyer attacked a German submarine. The Navy secretary defended press ethics after questioning whether Navy information reached the journalists. He refused to confirm the disputed story, saying No comment.
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Roosevelt
Nessid
Allentown
Knox
Pennsylvania Secretary of Banking
Pennsylvania
Secretary of the Navy
Alsop
Roosevelt Roush Rider
Giants Rally To Beat Cardinals In Night Game
New York Giants defeated St Louis 6 to 2 as five eighth inning runs broke open a tight game before 19 152 in a St Louis night contest. Carpenter settled after a shaky start earning his fourth win as Warneke took the loss. Danning and Young drove in the tying and go ahead runs with a decisive eighth inning surge.
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St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Carpenter
Bob Carpenter
Cardinals
Lon Warneke
Harry Danning
Babe Young
Joe Moore
Bill Jurges
Barcess
Whitehead
Warneke
Dick Bartels
Brooklyn Dodgers
Redbirds
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Louis
Dartall
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Danning
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D. Moore
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Marlon
Marvin
Mine
Garpenter
Bartell
Mize
J. Moore
Jurpes
Crab
By Caspented
Jarda
Sarr
Belle Slams Reds In 22-2 Legion Game
Belle American Legion crushed the Reds 22 to 2 at Kanawha Park. Ken Amick held Charleston Reds hitless for six and two thirds innings before easing after two outs, allowing three hits and taking the loss. Ferrell and Jimmy Jones led Belle with strong hitting as eight Red errors aided the victors in a six run first, six in the third, five in the fifth, and five in the sixth.
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Charieston Jurior Reds
Kanawha Park
Belle American Legion
Riordan
Buececker
Page Miller
Ferrell
Jimmy Jones
Belle
St. Reds
Amick
Chapman
Akers
Sheets
Hades
McCormick
Bankrupt Petitions Filed In District Court
Two voluntary bankruptcy petitions were filed yesterday in district federal court. Cullie Carpenter of Eskdale, a miner for Wyatt Coal, listed assets of 185 and liabilities of 1678.04. Edward Q. Carwile of Sandstone, a civil engineer for Hercules Powder in Radford, Va, listed assets of 200 and liabilities of 1404.
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Cullie Carpenter
Eskdale
Wyatt Coal Company
Hercules Powder Company
Radford
Tennis and golf style results from local tournament flights
In the three farmer champions flight Gay Carper defeated Carl Leachman four and three while Andy Brawley defeated William Tawney six and four. Brawley and Carper set a 4 15 p m match today. In third flight Bill Ford beat Harold Beaver three and two and Jack Petrokubi beat J R Pierard three and two to clash for the title at 2 30 p m. In fourth flight N J Eastman trimmed Dalton Farrell two and two and Robert Wolfe beat Lou Cometti five two with Eastman and Wolfe delaying their final until Sunday morning.
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Gay Carper
Carl Leachman
Andy Brawley
William Tawney
Brawley
Carper
Bill Ford
Harold Beaver
Jack Petrokubi
J. R. Pierard
N. J. Eastman
Dalton Farrell
Robert Wolfe
Lou Cometti
Eastman
Wolfe
Neely Joins Pythian Ceremonies in West Virginia
Elizabeth West Virginia grand chancellor Harry M Love supreme keeper of records and seal Gov Neely and Chancellor Garber and Y W Scott of South Charleston state representative to the supreme lodge. Love administers the obligation to candidates from the state's 125 lodges using the Rathbone Bible founded by Justus Rathbone in 1664.
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Brue
Neely
Garber
Waldo
Order
Supreme Lodge
1Ith Pythian
Kanawha
Boone
Rostte
iGazette
Gov. Neely
Knights of Pythias
Capitol
Charleston High School
West Virginia
Ray O. Garber
Des Moines
Wea
Truslow S. Waldo
U S Opinion Held Voiced On Roosevelt Message
Washington report summarizes congressional reactions to President Roosevelt s plea after the Robin Moor incident. Senators Pepper Wheeler Ball and others express support for taking a hard line against Germany, noting the danger to freedom of the seas and the need to deter Hitler. House Foreign Affairs Chair Bloom says the message speaks for itself.
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Roosevelt
Robin Moor
Sen
Byrnes
Wheeler
Bent
Germany
Emerces
Pepper
Adolf Hitler
Bender R. Chiel
German Reich
Congress
Gurney
Glia
Hitler
Eliender T
Hiller
Ball R
Thomas Id
Bloom
N.c
Tthe House Foreign Affairs Committee
George
Gad
State Foreign Relations Committee
Church events and sermons fill Sunday schedule
Dr Charles A Logan missionary to Japan will speak at 10 a m service at Lae First Presbyterian Church tomorrow Dr Wallace M Alston pastor will begin a series of sermons titled Highways to Happiness at the 7 p m service Emmanuel Baptist building fund grows under committee chair C L Baker Largest contribution last Sunday 1000 total 937 70 The Young People choir of Emmanuel Baptist 34 voices directed by Mrs Fred Glover Jr will provide special music for Sunday services Sunrise prayers meet at 6 39 a m all attenders provided transportation The second annual Elkridge homecoming opens Sunday at 1 p m with services continuing through day Committee includes Rev Jesse Hoffman D V Shaffer and Carl Adkins Special music planned Mrs B T Gray entertained the Latries Aid at the First Baptist Church with a party Rev Hugh D Pickett executive secretary of the West Virginia Baptist state convention will speak at Calvary Baptist Church tomorrow at 11 a m Dr Pickett recently earned a doctor of divinity from Alderson Broaddus College and served as acting president to assist West Virginia Baptists during wartime distress
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Charles A. Logan
Japan
Lae
First Presbyterian Church
Wallace M. Alston
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Pom
Fred
I Glover, Jr
Elkridge Durel
Jesse Hoffman
D. V. Shaffer
Carl Adkins
Hugh D. Pickett
West Virginia Baptist, State Convention
Calvary Baptist Church
Pickett
Alderson-Broaddus Cmlege
Leir
West Virginia
Aviatrix Cochran Breaks Silence on Transatlantic Bomber Flight
Jacqueline Cochran, the first woman to pilot a bomber solo across the Atlantic, delivered an American Hudson to Britain and challenged official attempts to hush the feat. She praised the aircraft, cited her navigating captain, and shared details amid rationing and press attention.
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London
Jacqueline Cochran
Great Britain
Miss Cochran
Carlisle
Grafe Car Msley
Atlantic
Ministry of Aircraft Production
Floyd Odlum
Stage Union Leader Warned by Judge in Extortion Case
George B Browne president of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees faced extortion charges in New York and pled not guilty. He and associate William Bieff were warned that a $50,000 bail could be revoked and they risk jail if witnesses are intimidated. Their trial is set for August 18.
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New York
JINS
George B. Browne
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Exployes
William Bieff
Sears and Ward to cut installment terms on major appliances
In Chicago two major retailers Sears, Roebuck and Company and Montgomery Ward announced steps to ease credit by shortening maximum installment periods for refrigerators and gas and electric ranges from three years to two years. Other lines keep 19 month terms with larger down payments required.
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Chicago
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Ard
Montgomery Ward
Compary
Baxter
Garden Pool Captures Race at Charles Town
A crowd of 7,000 watched John Alle gier's Garden Pool win six and one half furlongs in 1 2 0 1 5 to take the Waynesboro purse, defeating Pimien Lady as Welch Lad led much of the way. Maryland horses dominated the day with four of five races won. Clifton's Dawn won the opener, Oswaller led the second, and Part One captured the third. The daily double paid $79 on the 6-5 combination.
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Charles Town
John Allegier
Garden Pool
Waynesboro
West Virginia
C. G. Waugh
GH. Fear
Welch
Jorkey Eddie
Churchill
LM. Allen
Clifton
Dawn
Oswaller
L. Friedman
Charlie Beal
Baltimore
H. T. Borgbaugh
Supreme Kin Captures Race at State Track
In Wheeling, Supreme Kin won the opening race at state track meet paying 13.20 to win, 720 exacta, and 3.40 for the trifecta. Star Magic won the second with payouts 3.40, 2.40, and 0.60 to backers. Blind Brook captured the sixth, returning 7.60, 2.80, and 3.20. Keswick Hill paid 3.00 and 2.60.
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Supreme Kin
Star Magic
Wheeling Downs
Blind Brook
Keswick Hill
Todard Games National League Baseball Matchups
National League listings show Philadelphia at Pittsburgh with Gris som 0-5 facing Bowman 2-1. Brooklyn at Cincinnati with Hamlin 4-3 facing Riddle 15-0. Boston vs Chicago features Posdel 3-2 against Mooty 44. New York at St Louis Melton 4-5 meets White 3-1. American League games list Detroit at New York eTrval 4-2 versus Donald 2-1. Cleveland visits Washington Milnar 6-7 against Chase 2-8. Chicago visits Philadelphia Hallett 2-3 against Hinstt 2-6. St Louis at Boston R Warris 2-7 versus Grove 4-1.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Hoston
Pittsburgh
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Aue
Broolyn
Bostoney
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Bostor
Washington St. Louis
Grissom
Bowman
Wyaltey
Hamlin
Riddle
Posedel
Mooty
Melton
White
Receipts Soar Above Estimate in US Treasury Report
Washington June 20 The U S treasury will end the fiscal year about a billion dollars above expectations with total receipts estimated at 8.5 billion dollars, fueled by record tax intake. Income tax collections have broken prior records as spending trails projections, and lawmakers prepare a defense revenue program with new excise taxes to raise 3.5 billion.
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Washington
UNS
U. S. Treasury
Roosevelt
the Treasury
John L. Sullivan
Treasury
House
Ways and Means Committee
Doughton
D-N.c
Coughton
State Police Searched For Cambridge Girl Missing Since June
Cambridge resident Anne Marston Greene a 19 year old Vassar student has been missing since June 11. A report of a sighting at Welch West Virginia on June 15 prompted Cambridge Police to alert state troopers nationwide. Greene is daughter of Harvard associate professor William C. Greene and drove a blue 1933 Ford sedan Massachusetts 716-076.
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Anne Marston Greene
Cambridge
Mass
West Virginia
Timothy F. Leahy
John W. Bosworth
Miss Greene
Welch
Bosworth
William C. Greene
Harvard University
Vessar College
Massachusetts
Fewer West Virginia doctors amid license delays
The West Virginia Public Health Council faces a shrinking pool of prospective medical licensees as only 20 applications for practical licenses have been received. Health Commissioner F McClintic notes the usual mid summer influx from medical colleges. The council, led by Dr Walter E West of Huntington, also reports 20 reciprocity requests and eight wants to convert temporary permits to permanent licenses. The Public Health Council meets in Wheeling July 7 to 9.
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West Virginia
State Health Department
Public Health Council
Wheeling
F. McClintic
Walter E. West
Huntington
Hotel Meeting Set at Kanawha Hotel Tonight
The Charleston Post Office Party club holds its monthly meeting from 10 to 2 tonight at the Kanawha hotel. O Henry Geene is named master of ceremonies.
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Charleston Post Office
Kanawha Hotel
O. Henry Geene
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