Cubs and Yankees Lead Busy Baseball Card
Veterans Ed Brandt and Elden Auker starred as the Cubs and Braves won. The Yankees routed Boston 12 to 4 after strong hitting in a high scoring day. Al Lopez hit a ninth inning homer for the Dodgers in a 8 to 7 win over the Phillies. Pirates crushed Reds 13 to 3 while Browns beat White Sox 9 to 3 after a late rally. Washington-Philadelphia game postponed due to rain.
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Giants
Braves
Mickey Cochrane
Indians
Elden Auker
Tribe
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al Lopez
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Dodgers
Red Sox
Bill Lee
Woody English
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St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Pirates
Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Browns
White Sox
Tiet
Deny Thornton Fire Brick Plant Closure Report
An out of town story claimed Thornton Fire Brick Company's plant near Thornton six miles east of the city would close due to a lack of orders. A company official told Sentinel that the plant has run well for months, employs about forty men, and will continue operating with on hand orders.
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Thornton Fire Brick Company
Thornton
Sentinel
Boxers and local clues mix in town sports notes
Primo Carnera seeks a title rematch amid speculation on his plans and mood. The Carr China and Laughlins Pottery teams prepare for a Twilight League game in Grafton, while Giants enjoy a record season with strong attendance. Maple Avenue hands Brownton an away game as gum shoe talk lingers. A bridge proposal prompts Parkview residents to push for a site near the municipal park, and city tensions flare as martial law shadows New Orleans politics.
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Laughlins Pottery Company
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Grafton
Carr China
Laughlins Pottery
Newell
W. Va
State Road Commission
Parkview
Joyce
Carr China Company
McEnteer
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Clues Mixed Text
Puzzle shows across and down clues with numbers and garbled phrases. Reads like clipped entries for a historic crossword page with scattered fragments and irrelevant strings included.
Huey Long Turmoil Grows as Martial Law Tightens
Martial law tightens as sixty five militiamen man machine guns in the zone and one hundred police finger rifles and riot guns around city hall. Tension rises as the situation intensifies in the city.
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T. Semmes Walmsley
Jackson Barracks
Sen. Long
Walmsley
Long
O. K. Allen
Huey Long
Page One
Johnson Defends NRA Policy On Prices In Emergency
Johnson states NRA will not seek general price controls but will act against practices that create an emergency. He argues the approach varies by industry and cites past actions in coal and retail for a floor against loss leaders and price cutting, while maintaining support for small businesses. The remarks frame NRA as flexible within crisis limits.
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Johnson
Ane
Industry Costs and Labor Standards Debate
A fragment discusses whether saving an industry requires certain actions to preserve labor standards. It weighs the necessity of measures to sustain production against the impact on workers and operating costs, signaling ongoing policy considerations.
Baseball standings and results from yesterday games
National League results show Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 13 to 3 while Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 8 to 7 and Boston topped New York 8 to 4. Detroit blanked Cleveland 3 to 0 and New York beat Boston 12 to 4. St Louis defeated Chicago 9 to 8 with several matchups scheduled today including Pittsburgh at St Louis and Chicago at Detroit.
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Cleveland
Washington
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Pet
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Judge Sewell Denies Involving Affidavit in Grand Jury Selection
Contested court drama centers on a questioned affidavit bearing Judge Sewell s name. He says no involvement in grand jury candidate selection, noting he named none this year and did not express interest, amid ongoing controversy over the case status.
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Sewell
Legal feud heats as judges clash over resignations
Presiding Judge Collier warned a political opponent of removal from office. Judge Sewell accuses Collier of overstepping authority and calls for resignation. Sewell missed the bench three times last week citing bronchitis per his physician. A medical committee examined the physician and nurse to explain the Payne trial postponements.
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Judge Collier
Sewell
Payne
Tennessee Senate Races Narrowly Split in Primary Returns
Vote counting in Tennessee Democratic primary shows Bachmann leading Browning early as results from 2 227 precincts indicate McAlister 155106 Pope 113129 for the senate long term 1598 precincts show McKellar 147917 Neal 21578 while short term Bachmann 124376 Browning 92619. GOP results limited with McCall 24526 Clarke 18869 from 4601 precincts.
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Chattanooga
Gordon Browning
Huntingdon
Bachmann
Associated Press
McAlister
Pope
Senate
McKellar
Neal
Browning
John E. McCall
Memphis
Will H. Clarke
Jonesboro
McCall
Clark
Circus Returns to Grafton This Month
Fred C. Kilgore of the Downie Brothers circus visited Grafton to arrange the summer show under Charles Sparks management. The circuit will feature Jack Hoxie, a noted western film star, along with other top SPangled World names. Advertising cars with posters will arrive soon for the event appealing to audiences from six to sixty.
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Grafton
Fred C. Kilgore
Downie Brothers Circus
Charles Sparks
Mr. Kilgore
Jack Hoxie
Legion Nominations to Be Made Wednesday
Tay lor County Post No. 12 American Legion will nominate officers at the Moose home Wednesday evening August 8. Elections for the coming year are set two weeks later and will fill posts including commander, vice commanders, adjutant, financial officer, service officer, historian, chaplain, sergeant at arms and seven executive officers.
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Taylor County
American Legion
Moose Home
E. G. Kuhn
Relative of sed from page one life work noted
On the ground where the post office now stands, the relative of the sed from page one continues. Rev. Father Goshorn, born and reared in Chicago, has many relatives and friends here who are interested in his life work and have visited him on numerous occasions.
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Father Goshorn
Chicago
Classified Ad Rates and Instructions in The Sentinel
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