Standings and Schedule From Baseball Day Card
Standings today show Boston leading Cincinnati while several games are delayed by rain or cold. Yesterday's results include Boston defeating St Louis and various league postponements across the American and International leagues. Home runs yesterday feature Knothe of the Braves.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
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Brooklyn
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Tugwell Urges Freeing Tech to Shape Policy
In a discussion of postwar economic reform, Tugwell argues for freeing technical ability to cooperate with workers and government. He favors price control, reduced competition, capital allocation, and national planning, warning impatience fuels revolutionary attitudes and urging selective experimentation before it is too late. The piece frames a call for reconstruction in policy areas that limit progress.
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Nigues
Tugwell
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues and Fragments
Puzzle filled with scattered clues and partial word fragments across many categories. Includes references to places, numbers, and items such as Florida, West Indian, India district, and chemical hints. reads like a damaged page with compact hint lines and stray characters.
Riverside Road Project Advances Amid Welfare Funding Hurdles
Riverside progress on a 20 foot wide road with rock base continues within city limits. Welfare labor will build the road but no graveling or brush clearing this summer without additional welfare funds. The project aims to ease railroad grade crossing danger and traffic on West Main Street, with a scenic route and shade trees proposed by the Chamber of Commerce. Funding cuts have delayed completion, though steam shovel work from the fair grounds toward Route 60 at Fetterman is nearly finished.
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Taylor
Chamber, of Commerce
Fetterman
Main ‘Street
Fair Grounds
West Virginia Seven Sectionals Preview State Meet
Morgantown May 4 West Virginia high school track and field athletes prepare for the Sixteenth Annual Scholastic Meet to be held May 13. Seven sectional sponsors include Martinsburg Elkins Washington Irving Charleston Oak Hill Greenbrier Military Academy. Parkersburg High defends title, Triadelphia and Huntington show strong form, with Charleston and Washington Irving noted as top contenders.
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Morgantown
West Virginia
Martinsburg High School
Elkins High School
Washington Irving High School
Clarksburg
Wheeling High School
Charleston High School
Oak Hill High School
Greenbrier Military Academy
Lewisburg
Parkersboro
Big Reds
Triadelphia
Wheeling
Huntington
Charleston
Oak Hill
Mountain Lions
Ohio Valley A. A
Moundsville
Intelligencer
Washington Irving
Elkins
Parkersburg High School
Marietta
Roosevelt to Open Exposition May Twenty Seventh
President Roosevelt accepted an invitation to open Chicago's center of progress exposition on May 27. The announcement dates from Washington on May 4 and confirms the planned opening in Chicago.
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Roosevelt
Washington
President Roosevelt
Chicago
West Union youths held on liquor and DUI charges
Five West Union youths were stopped on the Fetterman bridge by Set Duckworth and Constable Pierpont. Two and a half gallons of moonshine were found. Fleming drove the car while intoxicated and Chumley claimed liquor ownership. Fleming bonded at 500 dollars, Chumley at 1000, others released. The case now goes before the federal grand jury in Elkins.
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Winchester
Duckworth
Pierpont
Fetterman Bridge
Cleo Fleming
Kenneth Davis
Eugene White
Brady Sutton
Boyd Chumley
Chumley
Fleming
Eddy
Fairmont
Federal Grand Jury
Elkins
Stocks Forge Upward Again
New York May 4 After early uncertainties stocks forged upward today gaining momentum as heavy buying in oils and rails appeared in the late dealings Advances in these groups rose from one to more than three points Industrials were less responsive Turnover about 4 500 000 shares Sante Fe Union Pacific and Delaware Hudson gained about three points United States Steel American Telephone Standard Oil of New Jersey New York Central and Seaboard Oil rose one to two points
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Sante Fe
Union Pacific
Delaware & Hudson
U.S. Steel
American Telephone
Standard Oil
New Jersey
New York Central
Seaboard Oil
Oliver Twist Star Dickie Moore Shines In Monogram Film
Dickie Moore, aged about a year in the picture, stars as Oliver Twist in Monogram’s three day Opera House run. He is described as modest and democratic, with no ambition to become an actor, preferring plans to be a garbage man or later a traffic policeman. Moore’s close friends include “Stymie” and his pets Scotty the dog, a Persian cat, rabbits, goldfish, and a chameleon. The Herburt Brenon Production, directed by William Cowen, was supervised by Herbert Brenon.
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Monogram
Pickie
Screenland
Herbbert Brenon
Wm. Cowen
Herbert Brenon
Belgian Girl Crowned Queen of Shenandoah Apple Festival
Miss Francoise May daughter of Belgium's ambassador was crowned Queen Shenandoah the Tenth at Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester Virginia. Secretary of War George Dern crowned her as thousands cheered on the Hansley High School campus.
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Francoise May
Paul May
Shenandoah
George Dern
Hansley High School
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Massanutten Military Academy
Cadets of
Woodstock
G Guard
Harrisonburg State Teachers College
R. Gray Williams
Wincester
Virginia Bar Association
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Dern
Charles R. Anderson
Virginia Seal of
Washington
Army
Navy
Mary Boyd
P. W. Boyd
Westwood Beverly Byrd
Harry F. Byrd
Harry C. Stouffer
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Collegiate Forty Niners Mine Gold On Colorado Campus
Boulder May 4 students at the University of Colorado turn to hard rock and placer mining to fund their education as town jobs shrink. Betty Co ed and campus boyfriend dig, while Gil Beck of Ogden Utah leads the Collegiate Forty niners, earning six to ten dollars weekly and up to nineteen dollars daily with luck.
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Boulder
Cole
Betty
University of Colorado
Hills
Pard
Colorado University
Gil Beck
Ogden
Utah
Beck
Colorado
Ralph Blakey
Casper
Wye
Myers Baumgardner
Col
Patricia True
Great Falls
Mont
Betty Russ
Albany
Margaret’ Barnum
Pueblo
Safe robbery solved pair held in jail
Fairmont May 4 Officers last night announced a solution to a safe robbery at the Cash and Carry Market in which nearly $1,000 was taken. Two men are held in the county jail awaiting court action as investigators complete the case.
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Lloyd
Red”) Vandergrift
Clarksburg
Pasco Oliverto
Fairmont
Adams Street
Vandergrift
Jong
Felix Vanero
W. C. Huff
Vandegrift
Oliveto
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