Cardinals Beat Yankees In Slugging Exhibition
Cardinals rely on Musial and Kurowski for key hits as Sanders and Litwhiler pace a 9 to 5 win over the Yankees. Borowy matched early punch with a double and running catch. Gordon and Johnson sparred with sharp defense in a game marked by five errors and a series attendance record of 69,000.
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Dickey
Sanders
Litwhiler
Borowy
Marion
Keber
Yankers Litwhller
Gor Jon
Hime
Kiein
Ettem
Kurowak
Crecetti
Musiat
Hkurzewski
Pike Banders
Atwhiler
Merion
Bragla
Etten
Cardinal
Crosett
Klein
Pearth
Crosetti
Johnson
Keller
Brazle
Yankees
Gordon
Etta N
Mar- Ton
Short
Lindell
Cardinale Kurowski
Litwhier
Yankee
Litewhiler
Musial
Stainback
Linwthier
Adadel
Naget Southwirth
Howes
Krist
Peason
Cardinals
Lunhing
John
Stoand
Southworth
Harry Brechees
Fitten
Sendera
Tindell
Officials Outline Police Department Autonomy
Commissioner Clyde L. Coa grants Chief Draughon full control of department operations to preserve efficiency. The commissioner says he will not interfere with department personnel or functions. The fragment notes a translucent chorus frog body as a stray detail.
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Draughon
Clyde L. Coa
Ny Chorus
Eight Plead Guilty In Common Pleas
Defendants in a Common Pleas proceeding pled guilty while others faced delays as court attendance irregularities and scheduling issues surfaced. The proceeding touched on estates and procedural matters, with implications for future filings and potential sentencing outcomes.
Lawmakers debate military allotment and draft policy
House and Senate actions address wartime pay and dependents. The committee estimates add 652000 yearly to the cost of allotments, while monthly checks for service members remain 322 with dependents. A Senate plan to curb father drafting fails 48 to 26, and the final bill tightens federal employment rules for draft-age non fathers.
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May
D.-Ky
Service Wen
McCormack
Massachusetts
House
Senate
Wheeler
Congress
Stores Asked No To Litter Streets Downtown
Sanitation chief J Parrish Jr urged Sil merchants to keep curbs clear after morning trash pickups. He advised each merchant to have a trash can for debris and to pile empty boxes at rear until closing, to be curbside for trucks. Empty containers must be kept off the curb in the future.
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Sil
Bambers
J. Parrish, Jr
Sanitary Department
Scout Meeting Recap and Penalty Debate Highlight
Twelve members of Scout Troop A met at the Street Methodist church with Joe Cutchens assisting. The session covered advancement tests and a plan for a November Board of Review while noting a guest, Toby Sullivan, who aims to join Troop 22 at age twelve. Jefferson's salamander is named after Thomas Jefferson.
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T. Street Methodist
Ted
Joe Cutchens
Gerald Hicks
Jenny Harrison
Porty Howard
Bitly Gregory
Billy King
Heywood Sulliven
Charles Lewis
Tommy Cree
L. C. Smith
Tim Hippins
Dirk Tassor
Fally Farber
Toby Sullivan
Russians See U. 5 Style Football Game
In Moscow the U S style football match drew odd notes on play and crowd reaction. The event ended with a ball knocked into the Volga Canal. the score was 18 to 1 in football, while the baseball outcome remained unknown.
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Horn Waldron
South Orange
N. J
Kremlin
Wounded in Pacific Private Searcy Reported
Private James L. Searcy, son of Mrs. Jewell Searcy of Newton, has been wounded in action in the South Pacific theater. He has served twenty one months in the Army and has been overseas fifteen months.
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James L. Searcy
Jewell Searcy
Newton
Searcy
Front Report Indicates No Major Changes As Weather Delays Offensive
The Moscow counsel said there were no serious changes at the front. They noted heavy fighting paused as weather conditions hinder further large offensives. Russian forces claimed gains near Garnel and positions around Lodevigel Raul center, with Hessians involved in a recent dislodge and minor advances.
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Garnel
White Russia
Lodevigel Raul Center
Moscow
Return of Machinists Shaped by AFL Leaders
A report notes the machinists' return to the union fold with President William Green giving a hearty welcome. The convention praised tolerance and fairness and effectively secured Harvey W. Brown's seat on the AFL executive council.
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The
Carpenters' Usion
Executive Council
William Green
Harvey W. Broan
Machinists
AFL Executive Council
Japanese Move to Break Central New Georgia Hold
Allied air forces sought to disrupt enemy shipping around Bougainville as Japanese efforts to withdraw from the central New Georgia area continued. The scene suggests ongoing combat operations and shifting positions in the Pacific theater.
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New Georgia
Bougainville
Choiseful
Cemetery Working Reported at Rehobeth Cemetery
A cemetery working was held at Rehobeth cemetery today, according to Vo Hl Hadden. The report notes a yield of fibers with about 2000 species useful to mac. A tong consumes about 10.00 during the summer.
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Rehobeth
Vo HL Hadden
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