Standings and Scores From Yesterday and Today Games
Yesterday results show Philadelphia 3 Detroit 4 and Washington 5 St Louis 3 with New York 2. Today matches list Philadelphia at Washington Boston at New York. Other games scheduled include Brooklyn at Philadelphia St Louis at Cincinnati Chicago at Pittsburgh and New York at Boston.
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Philadelphia
Atroit
Washington
Ston
New York
Thers
Tafladelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Knoxville
Nashville
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Little Rock
New Orleans
Memphis
Birmingham
Weakest railway line strengthens Soviet military posture
Moscow reports the Trans Siberian railway as both weak and strong for defense. The single track end to end from Chita to Vladivostok could hinder invasion but helps supply troops at need. Officials note Japan’s Manchuria moves test Soviet readiness and warn any assault would face transport bottlenecks.
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Soviet Union
Baltic
Pacific
Manchuria
Manchua
Harbin
Far East
Russia
Japan
Red Army
Chita
Vladivostok
Sariat
Sovitt
Siberia
Hartford and Montgomery Residents Visit Relatives Paired Social Calls
Hartford Mrs. Lewis Windham and Miss Jean Windham of Montgomery guested Hartford relatives. Miss Mellisa Williams stayed with kin in Dothan. Miss Dorothy McGee visited Tallahassee and Wauchaula and returned home. Several families from Florida and Georgia traveled and hosted relatives, with Mrs. Harold Edwards recovering from appendicitis in Dothan hospital.
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Lewis Windham
Jean Windham
Montgomery
H. T. Holman
Mellisa Williams
Dothan
Dorothy McGee
Tallahassee
Wauchaula
Fla
Little Dorothy
Dick Black
M. L. Black
Clearwater
Guy Hardwick
Tuscaloosa
University
C. J. Williams
Little Son
Jacksonville
Hartford
Harold Edwards
Lloyd Watson
Dorothy
Mary
Moultrie
J. T. Holman
John Ragan
John Jr
Joe
Goodwater
J. F. Ford
M.L. Black
Mary Black
Troy
Olin Jackson
Gerald Chaney
Fred Borland
Doris
Nellie
Elva Holman
Fernandino
Fie
Billie Hightower
Geneva
Genla Hardwick
New Hurlers Reshape National League Pennant Chase
Major League managers hail spring's new pitchers shaping the race as rookies Lon Warneke Bill Swift Bobby Brown Huck Bett and Dizzy Dean bolster Cubs Pirates Braves Dodgers and Cardinals while Ed Holley Roy Hansen loom for the Phillies Giants rely on Schumacher and Gibson to avoid cellar.
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New York
South
California
Lon Warneke
Chicago Cubs
Biz Arkansas
Cubs
Bill Swift
Kansas City
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bobby Brown
Boston Braves
Binghampton
Huck Bett
St. Paul
Brooklyn Dodgies
van Mungo
Hartford
Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Nationals
Ed Holley
Roy Hansen
Calalas
Giants
Hal Schumacher
Bridgeport
Sam Gibson
San Francisco
Hartford Visit Notes Include Ford Family Travel
Miss Grace Ford and Mrs J M Ford with children left Hartford this week for a visit with friends in Macon and other points. Miss Rosemond Hatcher has returned from a visit with friends in Geneva.
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Hartford
Grace Ford
J. M. Ford
Macon
Rosemond Hatcher
Geneva
Alabama Education Purposes Consolidation urged by Brookings
The Brookings Institution survey on Alabama government urges appointive state education leadership and unification of higher education under a single board to reduce duplication. It calls for broader professional representation on the board and recommends consolidating divisions within the department while controlling costs and taxation.
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Montgomery
Brookings Institution
Alabama
Leerning
University of Alabama, Auburn
Alabama College For Women At
Montevall
State Normal Schools
State Board of Education
State Department of Education
Higher Institutions of Learning
Sweetheart O Mine Duo Teams Up In Rainy Day Song
Cleveland players Mel Harder pitcher and Eddie Montague infielder wrote a waltz Sweetheart O Mine with music by Henry Timperle. The Blec introduced the tune over a local radio station as a novelty pairing in a dream big league context.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Mel Harder
Eddie Montague
Henry Timperle
Blec
Magee Quits Golf to Band Birds at Sault Ste. Marie
M J Magee leaves golf to devote himself to bird banding in Sault Ste. Marie Michigan. He believes bird work is a better sport and takes all his time now. He is proud of one notable achievement with birds.
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Sault Ste. Marie, Mich
M.J. Magee
Magee
Finch Visitor Marks 41st Return Since 1926
A man reports a purple finch has visited him 41 times since 1926. The ongoing appearances chart ongoing small bird sightings and community interest in local wildlife behavior.
Texas governor candidates split on anti boxing law repeal
In San Antonio AP reports agitation to repeal Texas anti boxing law prompts requests for all gubernatorial hopefuls to state their positions. The article notes lines of debate with candidates urged to clarify stance.
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San Antonio
Texas
Local Shoe Shine and Small Goods Notice
Advertises shoe shine service and sales of 10 cent or more items with a contact phone 820.
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