Southeast League standings and results with upcoming games
The Associated Press reports Gadsden beat Selma 13 to the Meridian game. Pensacola topped Vicksburg 42 to 7 as Stevens limited the Mississippi squad to seven hits. Anniston won 5 to 1 over Montgomery, with Meridian at Vicksburg and other showdowns listed for tonight. Lost grave of Col. Jackus Van Schoonhoven found in Waterford, New York. Crane's Canary Cottage in Cleveland, famed for American cooking, has been closed since 1942 due to rationing. Italy started production of Teg cream in 1600.
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Associated Prees Aman
Meridiam
Gadsden
Selma
Albertson
Jackson
Meridian
Pensacola
Vickeburg
Stevens
Mississipplians
Sullivan
Anniston
Montgomery
Perisacola
Vicksburg
Scleveland
Crane’s
Canary Cottage
Atlanta Falls Behind In Four Contests As Chicks Win
Memphis Chicks beat Atlanta 12-4 to pull within four games of the league-leading Crackers after eight runs in the sixth inning. New Orleans and Nashville split a doubleheader 5-4 and 2-1. Mobile Bears closed to within half a game of fifth place Nashville with a twin bill sweep. Little Rock Travelers beat Birmingham 7-2 in the series finale. Tonight’s games: Atlanta at Little Rock Birmingham at Memphis Chattanooga at New Orleans Nashville at Mobile.
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Associated
Memphis Chicks
Atlanta
Chicks
New Orleans
Nashville
Jesse Danna
Pete Mallory
Pelicans
Mobile Bears
Nashville Vola
Chattanooga Lockonte
Bruins
Frank Laga
Jos Smolko
Invaders
Little Rock Travelers
Birmingham
Sid Peterson
Peterson
Barons
Little Rock
Memphis
Chattanooga
Mobile
Earthquake Restarted Northwestern Clock in New Westminster
An earthquake in the northwest started a clock in New Westminster, B C. Staff Sergeant Alfred Law’s old pendulum timepiece, stopped for years, began running as the quake struck, marking a rare instant of timekeeping revival during the tremor.
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New Westminister
B. C
Alfred Law
Law
City seeks opinion on curb for skyway political stumping
Olympia officials asked City Attorney Tom O'Leary for guidance on legal steps to stop candidates using loudspeaker planes to drop pamphlets from the air. The practice disturbs residents as political aspirants ply their message from aircraft.
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Olympia
Wash
Tom O'Leary
Woman faces public nuisance charge over 58 pets
Mrs Winifred Wright in Zanesville Ohio is charged in municipal court with creating a public nuisance for attempting to dispose of 40 dogs 15 goats and three horses kept at her home. She was ordered to dispose of her pets.
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Zanesville, D
Winifred Wright
Seaside Farm Cart Wheel Linked to Jap Plane Debris
Newport Oregon reports Walter Oja found a single wheel from a troll fisherman’s cart that once helped land gear on a Japanese aircraft. The tire, still inflated, was American made and covered with barnacles, while the wheel appeared to be of Japanese manufacture.
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Newport
Ore
Walter Oja
Oja
Pacific
Japan
Royal Plating Co Closes For Tuna Fishing Break
Pittsfield Massachusetts workers enjoyed a three day shutdown at the Royal Plating Co to allow the employer to pursue tuna fishing. The decision highlights a lighthearted workplace pause during the fishing trip season.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Royal Plating Co
Motor seize ends in theft after long wait
Vancouver man John Mulford finally received an outboard motor after the war, but his boat was stolen the night before the purchase. Police investigate the theft as Mulford faces a double setback in his pursuit of maritime mobility.
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Vancouver
Wash
John Mulford
Shirt mishap costs man $900 in laundry loss
William HL Hall turned himself in at a laundry to fetch a bundle of soiled shirts. He recalled too late that nine $100 bills were in a shirt pocket. Police located the shirts but the pocket remained empty.
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Phoenix, Ariz
William HL Hall
Hall
Texan lands state lake trout record in New Mexico
A Texas angler crossed into New Mexico and caught a 20 pounds 4 ounces lake trout, the biggest on record for the state, at 36 1 2 inches long.
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Santa FE
N. M
Cup
New Mexico
Roller-skating clerk speeds through store aisles in Marietta
Louise Anderson, a clerk at a 10 cent store in Marietta Ohio, decided to speed up sales by donning roller skates and gliding through the aisles. The incident blends humor with a lighthearted take on consumer sales.
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Marietta, O
Louise Anderson
Patty Berg Battles For Women’s Open Quarterfinal
Patty Berg, Minneapolis pro who has earned 850 dollars in the 19 700 National Women's Open Golf Tournament, tees off today in Spokane for 750 more against Honolulu’s Mrs Jackie Pung in an 18 hole quarterfinal. Also in the round of eight are Betty Hicks and Betty Jameson who have each won 850 to date, with Hicks facing Betty Jean Rucker and Jameson meeting Ellen Kieser. Dot Kielty of California State faces Clara Callender Sherman in the other match.
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Spokane
Wash
Lide Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Husky
Jackie Pung
Honolulu
Betty Hicks
Betty Jameson
Betty Jean Rucker
Pacific Northwest
Ellen Kieser
San Francisco
California
Hope Seignions
Grace Lenczyk
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Miss Hicks
Miss Rucker
Dot Kielty
Long Beach
Clara Callender Sherman
Pasadena
Calif
Dot
Clara
Rise of the Soya Bean in American Agriculture
The text notes that though soybeans arrived in the United States in 1804 they did not gain significance until more recent years, signaling a shift in agricultural focus and crop importance.
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United States
Shorty McWilliams May Leave West Point for Mississippi State
West Point football star Thomas Shorty McWilliams reportedly submitted a third resignation request seeking departure from Army life. Jackson Clarion Ledger editor Purser Hewitt said the latest move aims to return McWilliams to Mississippi State, where he can attend, play football, and live more freely according to his column.
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Jackson
Miss
Thomas
Shorty” McWilliams
West Point
Army Life
Sootner
Mississippi State
Purser Hewitt
iMiss
Clarion Ledger
McWilliams
West ‘Point
Hewitt
Hudson
Shorty
Mississippi
West Point Faces Hoarding Charges Amid Resignations
In defending itself against hoarding charges, Hewitt cited recent claims that West Point refuses to acknowledge requests for resignation by athletes who wish to attend other schools or pursue different opportunities. The remarks underscore tension over athlete transfers and institutional control.
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Hewitt
West ‘Point
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