Arnold Reaches Finals In National Clay Court Title
In Detroit, June 11, Miss Arnold upset Doris Hart of Miami 6 1 to reach the finals of the national clay court women's tennis championship following pattern set by Bundy Calif who defeated defending champion Pauline Betz in the semifinals. Hart seeded second, two notches above Arnold. On June 17 a three alarm fire at the Michigan state fair grounds destroyed two barns, killing horses including Bell Buzzer and Diamond Dick. Bell Buzzer, runner in this year’s Kentucky Derby, was owned by David Ferguson of Detroit and Diamond Dick by George C While of Hendersonville Tennessee.
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Michigan State Fair Grounds
Bell Buzzer
Diamond Dick
David Ferguson
George C. While
Hendersonville
Tenn
Calamity House saga unfolds in Wrightsville party
Ellery Smith visits Wrightsville amid romance and intrigue. Nora Wright, the bride-to-be, stirs envy as Hermione Bluefield unveils a new treasure. Carter Bradford, Frank Lloyd, and Pat Wright mingle with publisher Lloyd and others at a dinner that ends with Nora abruptly leaving the room.
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Wrightsville
Nora
James Haight
Lola
Ator
Wright
Patricia
Carter Bradford
J. C
Smith
Hermione Wright
Hermione
Judi Judge
Clarice Martin
Dee Willoughby
Tabitha Wright
John F
Wight
Hermione Bluefield
Frank Lloyd
The
Record
Lloyd
Carter
Pat
Ellery
Frank
Jim
Bradford
Milo
Ellery Smith
Hering
Dec Willoughby
Dr. Dafoe
Indy
Wright County
Dr Willoughby
Judge Martin
Clarice
Judge
Arthur Train
Mr. Tat
Eli Martin
Clarke
Mr. Smith
Hermy
Tabitha
Garing
Eli
Martin
Lloyd Nora
Nora Wright
Clarige Martin
Rose
Fee
Help Needed to Store Eggs During Emergency Shortage
Announcement urges every home to buy an extra dozen eggs and store them in refrigerators to prevent spoilage. It notes 25 million dozens and 1400 carloads lacking cold storage, with production ahead of demand this spring and commercial space at capacity. Family refrigerators are proposed as the solution to preserve surplus for future needs.
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America
Tailor's Progress review by Benjamin Stolberg
The Literary Guidepost reviews Stolberg's Tailor's Progress on the ILGWU. The review highlights the union's female leadership, internal left versus center tensions, and its pivotal role in developing the cloak and suit industry alongside manufacturers. It notes public fascination and the book’s clarity on industry evolution and union influence.
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Tailor's Progress
Benjamin Stolberg
Doubleday
Doran
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Publi
ILGWU
Stolberg
General Motors
Duponts
Kup
Landings credited to guts valor of parachute troops
A wartime report praises American doughboys and parachute troops for a successful landing. The speaker credits extreme bravery and guts, highlighting the rear parachute troops who aided the beach assault and made the mission easier.
Admiral Nimitz to Speak From Honolulu Sunday
Admiral Chester W. Nimitz commander of the Pacific fleet will address NBC from Honolulu on Sunday at 2 p.m. The talk titled The Church at Work Among the Armed Forces forms the first in a series on The Church in Action. The station will also air a full Fifth War Loan broadcast lineup later.
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New York
Chester W. Nimitz
Honolulu
NBC
MBS
Rear Admiral Ramsey
National Press Club
Chicago Theater Symphony
Dave Elman
Pittsburgh
Abie
CBS
Groucho
Harpo Marx
Kenny Baker
Inner Sanctum
Jessica Dragonet
Gov
Bricker
Music America
Boston Pops
Guy Lombardo
Army Service Forces
American Eagle Club
Now You Tell One Now You Tell One Choline Vitamin Used To Treat Liver Ills
A study reported at the American Institute of Nutrition shows choline, a B complex vitamin, aiding nine cirrhosis patients. All received standard diets. seven improved, three only after adding the vitamin. Physicians suggest choline reduces excess liver fat.
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New York
The
American Institute of Nutrition
A. H. Russakoff
Sinai Hospital
Harold Blumberg
Johns Hopkins University
A Fish Story, But Frightful
In Kansas City J G Ellis and Richard Staley with Staley’s son Billy watched a commotion in the river. A large fish chased a one pounder, the little fish leapt toward shore and died upon landing with no visible injury. The fishermen concluded the smaller fish died of fright.
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Kansas City
J. G. Ellis
Richard Staley
Staley
Billy
Milo Candini Ends Boston Nine Game Winning Streak
Washington righthander Milo Candini pitched his first complete game of the season to blank Boston 4-0, halting the Red Sox five game run and lifting Washington into the first division. Stan Spence drove in two, George Case swiped two bases, while Milt Byrnes and Mark Christman drove in three for Detroit?
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Boston
Red Sox
Milo Candini
Washington
Candini
Sox
Stan Spence
Senator
George Case
Don Gutteridge
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Milt Byrnes
Mark Christman
Bob Muncrief
Bengal
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Anning
Hank Borowy
Gordon Maltzberger
Orval Grove
Lou Boudreau
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Hal Trosky
White Sox
Pate Hose
Brooklyn
Philadelphia Phillies
Dixie Walker
Dodger
Rube Melton
Les Webber
Baseball Scores and Schedule Highlights
AP provides yesterday results in both leagues with key matchups. NL results include Cincinnati 10 over Chicago 5 and Brooklyn 5 Philadelphia 4. Today’s games feature New York at Boston, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Chicago, and Pittsburgh at St. Louis with night and afternoon starts. All teams scheduled for two games tomorrow in the doubleheader slate. MLB action continues in the American League with New York 6 Philadelphia 1 and St. Louis 14 Detroit 1 among others with Boston and Washington also playing.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphi
Clevelaad
Nazis New Robo- bombs threaten Britain amid air defense
British defenses faced German rocket drones as RAF Spitfires tackled the buzzing rockets. American bomber formations pounded Pas de Calais targets believed to be the launch grounds. At least three people died when a rocket crashed, with reports describing orange flames and red tail lights as the weapon sped low across the sky. British papers claim morale remains steadfast despite the new threat.
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Pas-De-Calais
Britain
Stockholm
Schedule of Today’s Baseball Doubleheaders in Major Cities
Philadelphia plays New York in two games at 1 30 and 3 30 p m. St Louis meets Detroit at 3 p m. Boston visits Washington with two games on tap. Chicago at Cleveland also listed as a doubleheader in a compact sports brief.
Allied forces push Japanese from Kohima Imphal road area
War bulletin reports Japanese positions cleared in a wide Kohima Imphal corridor amid monsoon delays in the Imphal sector. Allied air supply remains steady as Japan reinforces north Burma garrisons, while some battalions are reduced to a fraction of strength.
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Kamaung
Parenta
Mogaung
Kohima
India-Burma
Kohima-Imphal
Imphal
Abie
W Pet
St. Louis
India
Boston
Imphals
Detroit
Kohima- Washington
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Nagaung- Myitkyinn
Burma
Night Air Raids Hit Pas De Calais Berlin Duisburg
Allied air forces launched 2500 sorties in a night operation striking Pas De Calais installations Berlin targets with Mosquitos Lancasters and Halifaxes. Americans led a twilight bombardment while RAF and other units targeted a synthetic oil plant near Duisburg Sterkrade and surrounding fighter traps.
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Pas-De-Calais
Duisburg
Berlin
Pas de Calais
U. S. Thant
French Units Press West Front Amid Retreats
French units pressed along the western front as German forces withdrew from Montelconé, with the British seizing three barges intact. Allied Adriatic patrols met Italian partisans near Teramo, while the fifth army advanced along the west coast overrunning Grosseto opposite Elba and about 100 airline miles northwest of Rome.
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Brages
Adriatic
Teramo
Fifth Army
Grosséto
Elba
Rome
Service men dominate A A U track meet field
About 85 percent of entrants are service men shaping the field like peace time. Texas Charley Parker is a slow starter who finishes fast. Alva Phillips chose pro baseball over college scholarships. Milt Rosner pilots the Camp Wheel unit and J Wallace Hibbs notes local athletic trends.
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Hugh Fullerton, Jr
New York
A.A. U
Texas
Charley Parker
Gills
Alva Phillips
Greenville
S.C
Cubs
Nashville
Ob Steuber
Iowa Navy Flight School
Spounertes
Bob
Great Lakes
Milt Rosner
General Hospital
Charleston
J. Wallace
J.hibbs
The War Today and the Pacific Endgame
A fragmented wartime column contemplates a potential climax in China and the Pacific war. It notes convoys must move westward rather than eastward, warns of losses to ships and men, and signals an impending shift toward the war's final phase.
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Guthes
China
Hwe
Finnish Fequest Continues On Page One
Fragmentary notes show a pursuit involving Finnish figures with names T. O, Urho Tolyola, and Risto Sotana. Readable lines hint at ongoing events or discussion continuing from page one, with limited verifiable details in the accessible text.
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Loay
Urho Tolyola
Risto Sotana
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