Steel's Progress Encourages Street
New York reports fresh foreign confusion and the steel industry’s program holding attention as a new week begins. Analysts focus on devaluation of the franc, possible removal of Italy sanctions, and Far East military rumors as key factors shaping markets and trade prospects.
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Late Steel Magnate Leaves Fund to Aid Needy
Weirton and Steubenville receive more than $806000 from the will of John C. Williams. Income supports the poor, health, education, recreation, and the elderly during Mrs. Williams lifetime and beyond to the two communities. The fund extends through Weirton area to Hollidaysport and Brooke County.
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Baseball Clash at Valley Bellpark This Evening
Curley Harper's team hosts the Old Timers at Valley Bellpark in a today game. Harper will pitch for the Harpers while Lewis starts for the Old Timers.
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Leagate Sabdeers and Albany Lose Pitchers Duel
International Leagate Sabdeers suffer a 3-1 defeat while Albany falls 6-2 as Rechaster bests Tereate 14-4 in a trio of baseball scores.
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Schedule change noted in premspertation lineup
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Tornado insurance recovery tale and loyal dog story
A Phoenix Insurance report from Hartford recounts a Tupelo Mississippi home policy blown 105 miles by a tornado. The brick foundation stood while household goods scattered. the policy was recovered by J T Alexander near Tuscumbia Alabama and returned to B Armstrong. Mary the dog, star of a Danville streetcar tale, died in August 1935 after guiding a car and waiting at Booth’s business.
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Paint and Varnish Sales Rise Reflect Industry Tie
Boston June 21 The paint and varnish industry shows stronger activity as April sales exceed last year's by 10.5 percent and near double 1933 figures. First four months of this year report nine percent higher paint sales than 1935 months, with every gallon bought linked to employment for painters.
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New Years Eve Wedding Prelude and Farewell to Independence
A couple prepares for marriage at a country club with festive, hopeful tones. Sue-Marie warns of a busy two weeks ahead while the bride, Frances, enjoys a last moment of freedom and a shimmering evening dress. Bill questions if Frances will understand the life change as Paul Harrison hints at romantic rivalries and love.
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Frances Marries Bill in Simple Kansas City Ceremony
Frances and Bill wed in a modest home ceremony with a minister and witnesses. Frances recalls Estelle next door, yet feels fully integrated into Bill's life and family as they pledge their future together. The couple plans to announce the marriage to Frances’s mother, reinforcing their grown, independent stance.
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Mutual Credit Team Defeats Hansford 15-7 in Charleston
In HANSFORD on June 21 the Mutual Credit Clothing team of Charleston scored a 15-7 victory over Hansford. Sparks homered in the eighth inning as Mutual outpaced Hansford 15 to 7. Osborne Nunley Rutherford Graham Oliver and McAllister contributed to the win. CHESAPEAKE also posted an 18-5 victory over Mahan with Woodrum and Joe Lavender homering. Chesapeake seeks a game for next Sunday, new manager New ard Scott in Chesapeake.
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Senators Split Narrow Southern League Game
Charleston collected two runs in the eighth on Walter’s single and a wild throw, while Portsmouth answered with a late run. Box scores list multiple players with hits, including Walters, Noonan, and Dugan, with Turner taking the loss after a rough outing and the teams leaving several runners on base.
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Two Are Tied In Skeet Meet At Kanawha Club
Earl Morford and Dr. Preston Champe shared top honors in the Kanawha Skeet Club shoot with 48 of 50. Plans for the state meet at White Sulphur Springs September 6 and 7 were announced with Carl Bradshier of Greenbrier present. scores listed include Morford 45, Champe 40, Tompkins 46, Bradley 47, and several other shooters.
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Giants Top Cardinals Behind Jacksons First homer Of Year
New York Giants defeated the league leading St Louis Cardinals 4 1 with Travis Jackson's homer his first of the year aiding Al Smith's seventh win Jackson, Moore and Martin connected for extra bases as New York built a lead. Smith pitched into relief in the sixth as Heusser exited after allowing three runs.
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Bees Beat Reds 23 7 Behind Ber Ker’s Eighth Homer
Boston Bees defeated the Cincinnati Reds 23 to 7 as Wally Ber Ker belted his eighth homer of the season, driving Buck Jordan home in the ninth. Ben Cantwell held Cincinnati to seven hits while Esme Lombardi left the lineup for at least three weeks after an injury in the first inning.
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Universal Consensus eres 1098 by Ctzerval Service
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Browns and Red Sox Split in Tight Game
Hogsett and Knott limited the Red Sox to seven hits as Boston and Cleveland traded runs. Key players included Foxx, Werber, Carey, Pepper, and Bell along with Pawtucket pitchers Ostermuhler and Wilson. Indians offense featured Earl Averill driving three hits in an 8-3 win over Washington, with Chapman and Knickerbocker contributing multiple RBIs.
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Wimbledon Meet Opens With U S Hopefuls
London June 21 The Wimbledon championships begin tomorrow with fifteen American players among the entrants. Don Budge of Oakland leads the American challenge as they seek to end the country’s Davis Cup drought since 1932 while seeded stars Perry von Cramm Quist Allison Crawford Austin Grant pose formidable hurdles at the world’s premier grass court event.
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Lea Again Tops Weekly Charleton Rifle and Pistol Shoot
Lea wins top honors at the Charles ton Rifle and Pistol club weekly shoot scoring 897 in rifle and 279 in pistol. Mrs Lea posts high women score with 103 total. stores results list top marks for 50 and 100 yard events and pistol totals across competitors.
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Walker Flashes Roll In Nonleague Win At Home
Johnny Walker led the Walker Owens-Mlinois softball team to a 17 to 1 home field victory in a nonleague game. The Lif ting squad announced open play within a 30 mile radius and provided contact at the Armory.
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Charleston Tigers Defeat Ward Team 11 to 7 at Valley Bell Park
The Charleston Tigers colored baseball team defeated Ward 11 to 7 at Valley Bell Park yesterday, extending their winning streak to five. Star hitter James Henderson led the effort with a home run and strong batting, while pitchers and teammates contributed in a high scoring contest.
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Unclear Classified Notice with Mixed Fragments
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Legal Advertisement of Trustee's Sale in Kangwha County
Public notice of a foreclosure sale under a deed of trust made by J B Mower and Minnie Mower to Walter with Sattar Baas as Trustee. The notice states default on payments, describes the real estate parcel of about 43 acres in Kangwha County, and lists sale details and recording references from 1918.
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Notice of Trust Deed Advertisement
By virtue of authority vested in the undersigned as trustee, C J Roehrig and Julia E Roabing executed a deed of trust dated February 4 1836 securing payment of a note. Default having occurred the trustee will proceed to sale of the parcel in Malas District as described on the map, with sale to occur at the courthouse.
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