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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1933

Page

5

Pirates doubleheader snatches wins over Phillies in finale

In Philadelphia on August 29 the Pittsburgh Pirates snapped a losing streak with a 5-2 victory and a 9-1 win over the Phillies. Lindstrom and Vaughan homered for the Pirates, while Spud Davis homered for Philadelphia. In St Louis the Cardinals beat the Giants 12-8 with a seven-run ninth. The Braves fell to Cincinnati 2-0 as Red Lucas shut them out. Detroit topped the Yankees 6-1 behind Vic Sorrell, and Philadelphia defeated Chicago 7-2 as Ted Lyons wore down.

Philadelphia Pittsburgh Pirates Phillies Gibson Elliott Berry Spud Davis Phils Pirates Holley Lindstrom Vaughan ST. Louis New York Cardinals Giants Braves Cincinnati Bill Terry Bud Parmalee Hal Schumacher Reading Bob O'Farrell Ethan Allert Slade Cindy Blanks Boston Fred Red) Lucas Hafey Reds Lucas Berger Maranville Detroit Vic Sorrell Yankee Sorrell Dixie Walker Babe Ruth Chicago Philadelphia Athletics Sam Jones Ted Lyons Chicago White Sox

Peterson Shuts Sox For Victory To Even Series

Jim Peterson held the Sox to three hits over the final four innings and earned the win, helping his team even the series.

Jim Peterson Sox

OKLAHOMA Leads in Decrease of Oil Output

Tulsa report notes Oklahoma contributed to a national drop in daily crude oil production last week. U S output fell from 2 791 727 to 2 771 865 barrels per day. Oklahoma declined from 620 815 to 605 740 barrels daily while eastern production fell 1 000 barrels to 11 000.

Tulsa Okla Oklahoma United States The Oil and Gas Journal

Guard Boats Hunt Overturned Yacht

Coast guardsmen from Michigan City and Chicago searched Lake Michigan eight miles east of Gary for a capsized yacht. One man swam ashore to notify authorities while two companions clung to the craft by ropes.

Michigan City Ind Chicago Lake Michigan Gary

Processing tax causes worry for cotton and wool goods

A national Agricultural Adjustment Act tax on lint cotton and on cotton in processed products, set to start August 1, triggers concern in communities like Grafton. Dry goods merchants audit stock to compute cotton content and tax obligations, affecting wool blends and fabric inventories.

South Grafton

Tax on flour and cotton taxes hit bakeries and mills

The report notes September 1 as the deadline to file tax reports. Bakers, mills, and feed stores face a processing tax of 1.98 dollars per barrel of flour and 17.12 cents per sack, adding to flour prices. S. J. Walter Jr of Kleen Krust bakery cites a carload tax of 325 dollars and rising flour costs from 800 to about 1600 dollars per car due to wheat price increases, blaming mill and elevator interests for price benefits. B. F. Poe discusses cotton tax complexity and warns that selling multiple seed classifications could incur substantial costs, signaling distress as garden season ends.

S. J. Walter, Jr Kleen Krust Bakery Sentinel Walter B. F. Poe Poe

Tobacco prices fall from last week in Georgia sales

Atlanta Georgia August 29 tobacco sales in Georgia last week totaled 10 728 002 pounds at an average price of 74 7 cents a pound a much lower figure than the previous week due to the closing of sales and market activity.

Atlanta Georgia

State markets close with record weekly cattle sales

Figures show a season record with 20,053,604 pounds sold and an average per round of 9.80. All markets were closed last year with no comparable 1st week figures. H K Ramsey, official statistician, noted several markets have already closed this year and most will suspend by August 31.

H. K.ramsey State Department of Agriculture

West Virginia Upcoming Events List Through Oct

A compiled schedule of civic, religious, and festival events across West Virginia and nearby areas. Highlights include Bunton Baptist Association August 29 30 Oglebay Autumn Festival Wheeling August 29 30 31 and many county fairs and homecomings in Parsons Graf ton Mooley Maysville Glandeeville Buckhannon Parkersburg Morgantown Newton Camp Dawson Sutton Clarksburg Wheeling Parkersburg Moundsville New Martinsville and Fairmont through October. The notices also list labor day Chicago World’s Fair excursion and regional conferences and reunions.

Baptist Association Bunton Oglebay Park Wheeling Board of Governors of West Virginia Society Sons of the Revolution Fairmont Taylor County Sunday School Association Grafton Tucker County Parsons Shinns Ton Elkins Maysville Grant County Roane County Glandeeville Bailey Church Upshur County Fox Uunt Buckhannon American Legion Headley Braxton Camden Park Sutton Clarksburg Picnig Ohio West Virginia City Park Parkersburg Green Valley Church Batam Preston County Marshall County Moundsville Wetzel New Martinsville Camp Dawson Kingwood United Daughters of the Confederacy Morgantown Kiwanis Clubs Educational Association

Giants Manager Bill Terry Slips From Top Rank

Bill Terry, manager of the Giants, fell out of the Big Six after failing to hit safely in four attempts. Only Wes Schulmerith of the Phillies matched his performance, as top hitters faltered and standings remained unsettled.

Bill Terry Giants Gee Cardinal Wes Schulmerith Phillies Mera

Ashland Refinery Opposes Chain Store Tax in WV Case

In Charleston West Virginia a federal judge granted a temporary injunction blocking the state tax on gasoline stations as chain stores. The Ashland Refining Company of Kentucky seeks to halt tax collection while the suit proceeds. Arguments set for September 25 before a three judge panel. A similar Standard Oil Company of New Jersey suit is pending.

Charleston Temorary Ashland Refining Company Kentucky West Virginia George W. McClintic Fox Refining Company McClintic Morrin A. Leer Fourth Credit W. Colvin Chestnut F Federal District of Maryland Standard Oil Comany of New Jersey

Fire destroys three houses in Pittsburgh district

A blast and subsequent blaze in Pittsburgh's Northside destroyed three homes and damaged four more across the street. One resident Mrs. Catherine Wittler, 39, was hospitalized in serious condition. Joseph Garber, 48, and his wife Monica suffered cuts and received first aid. The blast reportedly originated in the home of Sam Lintni, who was away visiting Greensburg.

Pittsburgh Northside Sam Lintni Greensburg Lintni Catherine Wittler Joseph Garber Monica

Fake Certificates Used By Teachers In West Virginia

Investigators for the state department of education say certificate mills operated in West Virginia over the past two years. They report teachers obtained credits from colleges not attended and that the problematic stationery could be duplicated outside the college.

Charleston State Department’ of Education West Virginia

M DEAN DIES IN ELK GARDEN PROMINENT COAL OPERATOR

Elk Garden August 29 Marsh Dean a prominent Mineral founty coal operator and former member of the West Virginia house died Monday after two years illness at his home here. He was 61 years old. His wife died months ago. Surviving are two sons two sisters and a brother.

Elk Garden Marsh Dean Mineral Founty West Virginia House Petelord Derogates Klein Phillies Foxx Athletics Davis Phillies Ange Simmons Manush Sen Ter Schulmerich

Famous grid mentor near death may survive final whistle

Mansfield Massachusetts August 29 time ran fast in the last quarter for Frank W Cavanaugh doctors say it would take a major effort to save the gridiron legend from death He lies critically ill with war wounds and the aftermath of surgery His wife nine children and his oldest son David are at his bedside After a recent abdominal operation his health had improved but a shock yesterday left him unable to recognize David Cavanaugh coached before and after the war at Holy Cross Worcester Academy Denver A C Dartmouth and later Boston College Fordham He is 57 and a noted figure in football history

Mansfield Mass Frank W. Cavanaugh Massachusetts South Shore David Cavanaugh Holy Cross Worchester Academy Denver Athletic Cub Dartmouth Boston College Fordham

Grand Jury Orders Records From Two Detroit Banks

A one man Detroit bank jury calls for records of Union Guardian Trust Co and Detroit Trust Co. Conservators with state officials will examine books amid charges by Senator James Couzens that local banks moved funds to boost cash positions. Arthur Lacy denounced New York bankers as cold blooded while defending bankers before the panel.

Detroit James Couzens Mich Michigan Harry’ B. Keidan Arthur J. Lacy Couzens New York Lacy Union Guardian Trust Co The Detroit Trust Co Reidman Detroit Trust Company First National Bank Childrens” Fund

Pittsburgh and rivals clash in early baseball schedule

Summary lists Pittsburgh beating Philadelphia 9 to 1 and 9 to 6 in separate games, with Chicago Brooklyn rainouts, St. Louis 12 New York 8, Cincinnati 2 Boston 0, and Detroit 6 New York 1 among results. Others include Montreal 8 Buffalo 11 International League, and home run leaders O Farrel Collins O Doul Lindstrom Vaughan.

Vofeiar Res Pittsburgh Ite Bey Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston St. Louis New York Chicago Brooklyn Ie Sosteraers Beales Detroit Washington-Cleveland Boston-St. Louis Washington Cleveland Steeging New York U

Chinese Bandits Free Americans Happy Ending Tale

A message from Major William L. Fisher reports a World War II era encounter near Wangtao where a detachment including a sergeant was captured by Chinese bandits but remained unharmed and held only briefly before release. The note comes through the army chaplains office detailing resilience and safe return.

Washington Army Bries of Chaplains William L. Fisher Prankford Pike County Missouri 1Bth Ghisna Wangtao

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