Dodgers Yanks Lead Drab Pennant Races as Wins Pile Up
The Yankees after a five game slide still hold seven game lead in the AL while the Dodgers surge past the Cardinals in a crucial NL series. Browns Athletics Red Sox Tigers Reds Giants Cubs and Pirates all post wins and losses in a busy day of baseball action with several doubleheaders and shutouts.
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New York
Yankees
Dodgers
Cardinals
Indians
Yanks
Cleveland
Hank Borowy
Joe Gordon
Mort Cooper
Ebbets Field
Cards
Athletics
Browns
Boston Red Sox
White Sox
Ted Lyons
End Sox
Tex Hughson
Tigers
Senators
al Benton
Washington
Phils
Cincinnati
Hans Lobert
Tommy Hughes
Ray Starr
Reds
Cliff Melton
Giants
Cuus
Hi Blthorn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Braves
Large Draft Board List Of Inductees Shown Saturday
A lengthy roster of men transferred in for induction is listed, with names tied to places such as Riverside Corona Elsinore Arlington and San Bernardino. The document cites numerous individuals including Arthur Clifton Farrand Riverside Jack Walter Tague Arlington Eugene Maxwill Baroni Arlington and Harold Zeller with scattered notes on transfers and processing.
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Stitute
Ralph Victor Scamara
Corona
Alfred Munar Nisperas
Los Angeles
Percy Bramlett
Riverside
Roy Herman Taylor
Arthur Jay Norris
Norco
Laurence Ortega
Casa Blanca
Roland Sidney Mindeman
Rafael Ozuna Marrujo
James Boasberg
Arlington
Owen Edward Kincheloe
Charles Eli Ray
Elsinore
John Patrick Keily
Salt Lake City
Samuel Walker
Sherman Institute
Darrell Jerome Morris
Henry Clark
Harry Clifford Marr
Newton Everett Abbott
Trena
Thomas Ralph Faragher
San Diego
Clarence Andrew Busier
Gomez Jim Waddell
Jim Donald Morgan
Victor Joseph Kay
Wilbert Mil Peterson
Luciano Aguilar Diaz
Carl Bernard Brunhofer
Pittsburg
Calif
Manuel Rigonan Carpaz
Cordon Robert Knuppenberg
Les Paul
Raymond ‘Moore
Les Sever
Hall
Pro tennis aims for glory at Forest Hills championship
The 16th annual professional lawn tennis championships open six days at Forest Hills with top stars Riggs and Budge favored to reach a dramatic finals duel. Budge, Riggs and a few others headline a field bolstered by past legends now sidelined, while competition centers on money and prestige in a changing, clubby era.
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New York
Acr
Forest Hills
C. C. Pyle
Suzanne Lenglen
Cafe Society
Lex Thompson
Bobby Riggs
East
Riggs
Don Budge
Budge
Frank Keynes
Wayne Sabin
Bruce Barnes
Frank Hunter
Berkeley Bell
Meards
Japanese Occupy Second Island in Aleutians
Allied reports note Japanese forces occupy a second Aleutian island with small invasion elements at Kiska harbor. Prior naval communiques cited damage to three cruisers and a destroyer while Henry H Arnold confirmed sinking a cruiser and hitting an aircraft carrier. Weather remains the main factor limiting actions.
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Kiska
Aleutian Chain
Navy
Attu
Aleutians
U. S. Navy
Grandfather Joins War Band in Australia
Granfather John Roasi, 60, Italian immigrant and former World War I would be joined with his family, now serves as bandmaster of an American infantry division stationed somewhere in Australia during World War II.
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Methuen
Mass
John Roasi
Australia
Gutteridge Becomes Browns Second Baseman Sensation
Don Gutteridge, a St. Louis Cardinal castoff, emerges as a standout second baseman for the Browns. With only three errors in 60 games and 346 chances, he challenges long standing fielding records, impressing manager Luke Sewell who converted him from shortstop to fortify the middle infield.
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Browns
Don Gutteridge
St. Louis Cardinal
Joe Gordon
Bobby Doerr
Pittsburg
Kansas
Charley Gehringer
Gutteridge
Gordon
Yankees
Doers
Red Sox
Luke Sewell
Sewell
Cardinals
Sacramento
Apri
Den
Ernie Lombardi
Shortstop
Junior Stephens
Bible Students Link Rationing Passage to Garment Conservation
Harrisburg observers say the Bible foretells current clothing shortages citing Isaiah 18:38d and 38th chapter phrases about removing ornaments and changing suits of apparel. They read these verses as prophetic support for rationing and conservation of garment materials.
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Harrisburg
Army warns civilians to evacuate Hawaii after Midway
Lieut Gen Delos C Emmons urges non essential civilians including women children and dependents to leave Hawaii immediately fearing a Japanese attack. He notes evacuation of military dependents is nearly complete and limited steamship space will be available briefly. Registrations with the army transport service are urged for booking and aid.
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Honolulu
Delos C. Emmons
Hawaii
Midway Island
Emmons
Midway
Army Transport Service
Iial
Navy
Hawaiian Department
Monofolies on Highways Fearful Widening Monopolies
Assistant Attorney General Thurman W. Arnold warned at the Robert La Follette memorial service that private trucking monopolies could seize control of highways turning them into an economic toll bridge. He cautioned the same risk extends to rail, water, air and pipelines, saying proactive steps are needed to prevent postwar monopolization. A brush fire near Elsinore scorched 15 acres and required about 50 firefighters to stop it, with a second fire starting nearby but limited damage.
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Madison
Wis
U.P
Thurman W. Arnold
Arnold
Robert la Follette
Elsinore
Germans Press Advance Near Egyptian Frontier
British and Commonwealth forces faced a potential Rommel drive as Afrika Korps threatened eastern Egypt while unidentified planes prompted air alerts from Nicosia to Malta. Parachute troops from Crete landed behind British lines in a widening Axis threat.
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el Gobi
Bardie
Erwin Rommel
Afrika Korps
British Empire Army
Neil M. Ritchie
Nicosia
Cyprus
Freee French
Syria
Egypt
Malta
Sicily
Crete
Modern wall cupboard eases ironing routine
A compact wall cupboard design helps with ironing chores by allowing the iron board to drop from hinges when the door opens and the cord to be attached to a nearby outlet. This convenience aims to reduce clutter and extra work in crowded kitchens.
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Aiatsar Care
Brother and sister dedicate mile swim to boys in service
Corona siblings Harriet K. Wilson and her brother Torgy Wilson completed a mile swim at the local pool on Saturday. Harriet dedicated her effort to Lieut. Louis Keiler, a bomber pilot in the U S Army Air Corps, while Torgy honored Bill Reed, now an aviation cadet.
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Corona
Harriet K. Wilson
Torgy
C. W. Wilson
Harriet
Louis Keiler
U. S. Army Air Corps
Bill Reed
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