Baseball Trade Winds Shake Major Leagues
Connie Mack toppled the Athletics famed lineup as Washington star Goose Goslin was swapped for Detroit’s Johnny Stone. Carl Reynolds moved from Browns to Red Sox in a flurry of deals raising talk of a farm system with Kansas City. Managers push for a livelier ball amid league-wide trading.
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Connie Mack
Leon
Goose" Goslin
Washington Senators
Jonathan
Johnny” Stone
Detroit Tigers
Carl Reynolds
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Ivy Andrews
Smead Jolley
Roger's Hornsby
Browns
David Harums
Jolley
Wallace Herbert
Levey
Hollywood
Allen Strange
Peck
Pilot Blues
Roger Peckinpaugh
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City
Red Sox
John Heydler
National League
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Charlie Grimm
Cubs
Allen
Dusty) Cooke
Roy Johnson
Bill Walt
Bill Digsell
Max Bishop
Rick
Major League Trades and Open Golf Winners
Major league players figure in trades as Goslin Steele and Stone Young join teams, while Willie McFarlane wins $2,500 in the Miami Biltmore open. Reynolds posted strong seasons with White Sox and Browns, and Andrews, a right hander, adds pitching depth. Alumni and scholastics face off in a Friday night game after a series of practices and lineup changes.
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Willie McFarlane
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Coral Gables
Fla
Associated Press
Grafton High Opens Season with Alumni
Grafton High opens its 1933 34 basketball season Friday night against the alumni. The McKinneymen bring conditioning from football season and solid form, while the alumni have loaded up for a potential upset as they face the season opener with renewed vigor.
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Harry Donnachie
Grafton High
McKinneymen
McKinney
Icy Roads Postpone Frat Game Between St Augustine and WVU Alumni
Icy road conditions from Morgantown forced postponement of the St Augustine versus Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity basketball contest scheduled last night. The St Augustine High School team rescheduled a separate exhibition against the Alumni, who won 20 to 17 in a closely contested game.
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Trish
St. Augustine
Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity
West Virginia University
Morgantown
St. Augustine High
Daily Crossword Puzzle Incomplete Clues and Garbled Entries
A fragmented crossword puzzle page presents jumbled Across and Down clues with numerous garbled words. It lists number labels, mis-spaced phrases, and partial entries lacking coherent definitions, suggesting OCR damage on a routine puzzle page from a daily newspaper.
Fliers Die As Planes Collide Over Virginia
Newport News December 14 A combat night crash near Curry House claims the life of Lieutenant Duncan H Lap of Northeast Pennsylvania. Lieutenant Edward J Allen of Boston bailed out and survived in a parachute, while the body of Lieutenant Dun was found among wreckage near Bacon's Castle in Surry County.
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Newport News
Des
Duncan H. Lap
Northeast
Manruger
Curry House
Edward J’. Allen
Boston
Lieuten Dun
Lleyfield
Bacon's Castle
Surray County
Allee
Labor Board to monitor PTOS bay UAE election at plants
Labor Board officers to be stationed at PTOS bay UAE and Weirton during the election. Elm Grove near Wheeling to move operations to Weirton as Clarksburg votes are cast by Weirton Steel workers. Shingleton says extra forces not expected. troopers to concentrate on duties at scattered points.
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Elm Grove
Wheeling
Weirton
Clarksburg
Weirton Steel Company
Shingleton
Wireless Aids in Big Theft at Unity Trust Bank
A seven man wireless equipped gang stormed the Unity Trust and Savings Bank in Chicago taking thousands in securities jewelry and cash. Five people were robbed at gunpoint and 90 of 385 safety deposit boxes were smashed. Police say the raid was by professional safe crackers aided by an inside Confederate. One bandit used a wireless receiver to monitor police calls.
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Chicago
Unity Trust and Savings Bank
Gi En
Hails F. D. R. Continued from Page One
Johnson endorses the Roosevelt program and its leveling aims. He argues the 1929 financial gods were dethroned and that labor and humanity deserve a fairer deal, warning of economic hell if goals aren’t pursued.
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Johnson
Roosevelt
Berry Rides Herd On State Winterin For His Dogies
Tom Berry South Dakota cowboy governor faces a hard winter with drought and grasshopper plagues. He aims to protect his herds and secure relief funds for people, arguing for expanded public works and unemployment aid while opposing farm strikes. Berry notes low cattle sales and seeks measures to reduce costs and support rural families.
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Pierre
Tom Berry
Wen
Cra
South Dakota
Wiaterin
Washington
Ber
Sixty Lumbermen Taken To Jail In Airplane
Sixty striking lumbermen, arrested after a clash with police at Rouyn Quebec, were brought to Ville Marie Ontario by four airplanes making three trips each. The prisoners did not object to the ninety mile flight and the transfer was completed without difficulty.
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Hese
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Peters
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Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Tom Beery
Sentsar
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W. Va
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Gene Raymond
Carole Lampard
William Powell
Jane Alice Peters
Fort Wayne
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