Giants Rally For Second World Series Win Over Senators
In New York on October 4, the New York Giants beat the Washington Senators 6 to 1 to take their second straight World Series game. Hal Schumacher limited the Senators to five hits including Goose Goslin’s solo homer in the third. Crowder delivered the pivotal sixth inning with a bases full single driving in runs.
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Washington
Crowder
Goslin
Senators
Schumacher
Nationals
Tolo Grounds
Newfork
Frank (Letty) O'Doul
Pines
Alvin Crowder
Giants
Hal Schumacher
Goose Goslin
Alain Gould
Associated Press
Polo Grounds
New York
Washinston
Abrhpore
Myer
Gostin
Manush
Cronin
T. Schulte
Og ' Suhel
Oo. Thomas
Rica
B'vege
Oth
Sewell
Cere
Thomas
Abrhpore Moore
Critz
Terry
Davis
O'Boul
Peel
Jaskeson
Mancusy
Ryan
Weather Glitch Teases Warmer Thursday In Vicinity
Weather forecast notes fog and flurries tonight into Thursday. A warmer trend is expected by Thursday in the area with light southeasterly winds and higher temperatures.
Young Schumacher Shuts Down Cronin Sluggers in Tight Bout
In a compact gray-sheet recap text, Cronin’s sluggers are contained by young Schumacher. Key plays include a two-base hit by Terry and a home run by Goslin. Jackson and Mancuso feature on sacrifices as the defense tests Washington runners.
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Goslin
O'Dout
Jackson
Mancuso
Schumacher
Moore
Terry
Cronin
Myer
Kubel
Fackson
Crite
Washington
New York
County Faces Estimated 57000 Deficit in Audit Report
An audit report indicates a possible county cash shortfall around $57,000 by year end. The deficit projection covers Oct 1, 1932 through August of the current year, with the figure based on the latest half year data.
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D. Gent
Marines Leave U S For Cuba Amid Calm Before Storm
A battalion of marines departed Quantico bound for Cuba after farewell salutes and chants of see you in Cuba as Secretary Hull asserted unchanged U S policy. Havana meanwhile endures a gale that halts commerce and sparks power outages, with 54 dead in recent street clashes.
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Wyoming
Cuba
Quantico
Hampton Boats
Cvchlt
Hull
State Department
Havana
Belen Observatory
Matanzas
Florida Straits
United States
Sumner Welles Wison
Welles
Relief Work Delayed as Agencies Assess Need in Dakotas
Pierre Oct 4 The emergency relief program planned for two South Dakota counties to aid drought and grasshopper victims is temporarily delayed. Governor Beran says the halt allows agencies to assess who is truly in need and ensure aid goes to those requiring sustenance.
Norbeck Endorses Boy Scout Drive In Huron
Senator Peter Norbeck backs the Huron Boy Scout drive as volunteers report strong early results on the third day. Campaign supporters note blue lapels and smiling scout pins on locals, with E. J. Calendine and J. P. Walsh leading the first section in cash paid and total received.
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Adata
Peter Norbeck
Huron
E. J. Calendine
J. P. Walsh
Uipom
Norbeck
Central South Dakota
United States
Wiley to be Installed as Beer Legion Commander
Wiley, commander elect of the Beer Legion post, will be installed at the regular meeting tomorrow night with other new officers. Retiring Commander McKenzie is absent. McKenzie will report on 1932 activities under Commander L. H. Cornell, Finance Officer A. B. Blake will also report.
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BR Wiley
Beer Ae ‘Legion Post
McKenzie
B. B. McClask Sth
L. H. Cornell
A. B. Blake
President's trip plans tied to Legion prearrangements
Washington dispatch notes that the president's press agents coordinated details with American Legion leaders weeks in advance. The article suggests cautious handling reflects ongoing alignment on itinerary and messaging for the upcoming presidential visit.
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Drummar
Washington
Dincy
Legion Ap
Boy Tries To Show Game Warden How To Drop Pheasants
Aberdeen reports deputy game warden George Woods patrolled Sand Leake area when he encountered a local boy who rode with him after school. The youth carried a large slingshot and, seeing a flock of pheasants, urged a shot claiming he had done it before.
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Aberdeen
George Woods
Sand Leake
Here
Relief Mass Meeting Set in Daums Auditorium
Lieut. Governor Hens Ustrud of Hu ron State's Attorney Leo A. Temmey County Judge H.W. Markey and Charles Worrall head the speakers lineup for a relief meet at Daums auditorium on Thursday night at 8 PM. The event is sponsored by Beadle county Farmers Union Huron Central Trades union and the Constructive Standardization Movement with Fluron's unemployed group and City Commissioner Walter T. Green listed among organizers.
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Hens Ustrud
Huron
Leo A. Temmey
H.W. Markey
Charles Worrall
Beadle County, Farmers Union
Daum
Huron Central’ Trades Union
Constructive Standardization Movement
Fluron’s Organization of Unemployed
Walter T. Green
Synod Sessions Open in Huron Presbyterian Meet
The Synod of South Dakota begins Thursday at First Presbyterian Church in Huron with Rev Welz of Rapid City presiding. A memorial service honors Rev Harlam Page Carson. D.D. dignitaries from Presbyterian circles are expected including North De St. Louis foregin missions director and Iowa synodical executive Rev Lyon Boozer.
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Synod of
South Dakota
First_Presbyterian church of
Carson
Sddreas
Presbyterian
Ot Farshaw
de St. Louis
of Foreign: Missions
Lyron Boozer
State of
Iowa
Huron
Young
Eetae
Hilla
More Than 50 Believed Perished In Canyon Fire
Grim searchers recovered 36 bodies in Griffith Park canyon with 20 to 95 more feared in a deep ravine as a brush fire swept Riverside and Los Angeles areas. About 100 were hospitalized amid chaotic efforts to identify victims. Fire Chief Ralph Scott blamed lack of brush fire experience and ordered risky actions that led to many deaths.
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R. C. Bus‘ton
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Park
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the Park
Lars
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