National League standings and results recap
Yesterday's NL games show Boston 5 Pittsburgh 3 and Philadelphia 5 Cincinnati 4 with New York St Louis 8 and Brooklyn Chicago rain. Standings list Pittsburgh 69 games won 13 lost with a .? New York 10 6 29, Brooklyn 13 11 542, Cincinnati 4 500, St Louis 15 500, Boston 17 469, Chicago 12 0 17, Philadelphia 9 21 300. Today New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago Boston at Pittsburgh twice.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York St. Louis
New York
St. Loui
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago Ale
Southern Association Scores From New Orleans To Huntington
Scores from games across the Southern Association include New Orleans 5 over Chattanooga 3, Atlanta 5 over Little Rock 3, Memphis 4 over Knoxville 3, Birmingham 2 over Nashville 1, Charleston 8 over Wheeling 2, Johnstown 8 over Beckley 3, Zanesville 12 over Springfield 5, Dayton 3 over Huntington 1 in the first, and Huntington 9 over Dayton 8 in the second.
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New Orleans
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Atlanta
Memphis
Knoxville
Birmingham
Nashville
Charleston
Wheeling
Johnstown
Beckley
Zanesville
Springfield
Dayton
Huntington
Baseball Stars Shine In Early Season Highlights
Baseball statistics show Gabra Frederick Dod Frederick and West Browns among leading hitters with high averages. Martin Cards trails with 24 runs driven in as Chapman and Dickey contribute steady numbers for their teams. Traynor Pir sinks into the pack with 41 RBIs and 363 batting average reflecting strong overall performance.
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Gabra Pet
Frederick
Dod
West
Browns
Martin
Cards
Chapman
Dickey
Yanks
Traynor
Pir
Leaders and players listed with teams in early season totals
A fragmented sports summary lists players and teams including Klein and Lazzeri with the Yankees, Ott and Gehrig with the Giants or Yankees, Hartnett with the Cubs, Berger with the Braves, and others alongside league totals for American and National. A separate note mentions widespread use of sulfuric acid by French farmers to control weeds in wheat fields.
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Berger
Braves
Gehrig
Yankees
Hartnett
Cubs
Klein
Phillies
Lazzeri
Radio Programs Saturday May 20 on NBC and CBS
A listing of Saturday broadcast schedule for NBC WEAF and CBS WABC networks with hour by hour programs from 4:30 PM to 6:45 PM including orchestras talks and variety acts such as Lady Next Door, Five Messner Bros Orch Meyer Davis Orchestra Raschel Carter Soprano Burton Holmes talk and more across both networks.
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Nbc-Weaf
Messner Bros. Orch
Meyer Davis
Raschel Carter
Bert Lown
Orchestra
Burton Holmes
Elgin Allman
James G. McDonald
Ortiz Tirado
Zora Layman
B. A. Rolfe
Francs Langford
Nat Brandwynne
Harold Stern
Ralph Kirbery
Johnny Johnson
Art Kassel
Radio Schedule Highlights and Performances
A detailed broadcasting roster lists multiple programs, orchestras, and soloists across the day. It includes 15 Magic Voice 0 Belasco Orchestra, Easy Aces, Boswell Sisters, Gertrude Niesen, Ted Florito Orchestra, The Honolulu Serenade, Ben Pollack Orchestra, Irene Bordoni and Orch, John L. Fogarty Tenor, and various talk shows, educational segments, and cultural pieces scheduled from 4:00 PM to 11:30 PM on NBC WJZ Network.
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Magic Voice
Belasco
Easy Aces
Boswell Sisters
Public Institute
Gertrude Niesen
F. Martin
Ben Pollack
Ted Florito
Honolulu
NBC
WJZ
Sherman Orchestra
Neil Sisters
Orphan Annie
Dan Bestor
Lopez Orchestra
Am'n Taxpayers League
Everett Marshall
Paul Vistorine
Irene Bordoni
Orch
Emergency In Education
the Cuckoos
Kuku
the Buccaneers
John L. Fogarty
Don Pedro
Lowe's
Crumit
Dick Daring
Dr. H. W. Haggard
Will Rogers & Orchestra
Walter Winchell
Phil Dewey
Evening Radio Program Schedule Listing
A chronological listing of radio time slots featuring various acts and programs. Performances include orchestras, talks by Kaltenborn and Winchell, dance groups, humor acts, and musical segments from 3:00 to 11:30 PM with multiple repetition blocks and a late night symphony schedule.
Top Notch Traces Thief to Hidden Cave
In a playful tale, Willy Nilly urges Top Notch the Rooster to search the bears cave for a thief. Top Notch finds Jelly and Honey Bear’s sign, enters cautiously, and spots a crouching suspect awake. A wild cat with green eyes confronts him as he senses danger inside.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Rip
Willy Nilly
Top Notch
Jelly
Honey Bear
Willy NiMy
Top
Detectives Note The Thief Found By Bold Claim
The narrator recalls bones and a cave scene where a thief is said to be found. A bravado shout from a roosterish voice proclaims, Come quickly, everybody, I have found the thief and the prof is right here. Top Notch, though frightened, shows pride in proving himself a capable detective despite fear. Monday Captured Top Notch
Ferris Wheel Set for Grafton May 24 to Decoration Day
The J. A. Glaze Amusement Company of Keyser will bring a ferris wheel and merry-go-round to Grafton for Decoration Day crowds. The attraction, among the region’s cleanest, arrives May 24 and stays through the holiday, near Beech Street Bridge on the West Side, following its eighteen year pilgrimage.
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Grafton
J. A. Glaze Amusement Company
Keyser
Beech Street Bridge
Glaze Amusement Company
Ten West Virginia Prohibition Agents to Lose Jobs
Clarksburg reports that about half of the prohibition agents in the northern West Virginia district will be discharged July 1 under an order from Major J W Dalgrymple head of the federal prohibition. Ten of twenty three agents in the state to be dismissed, with notices pending for names. The action also includes many assistant district attorneys and deputy marshals involved in prohibition work due to beer law changes and limited appropriations.
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Clarksburg
Federal District
West Virginia
J. W. Dalgrymple
Prohibition
Washington, D.C
Harvey Ruble
Dalgrymple
Sucker and scheme tied to Ridley case in police report
Assistant District Attorney P Francis Marro met suspects who described defrauding Ridley after Weinstein began the scheme. They claimed three dummy corporations officer roles and cashing $35 weekly salaries into new accounts at Central Hanover to fund repairs never done. Police found a $2,000 car bill of sale in a hotel room tied to Weinstein’s secret marriage as John Lee.
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Ridley
Marro
P. Francis Marro
Weinstein
Herman Moench
John Lee
Repeal Club Advocates Restoring Normal National Tone
The group argues against Prohibition laws as a threat to the republic likening their effort to historic Pentecostal unity. They seek to restore normalcy in the country, focusing on social reform through repeal.
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United States
Republic
Prohibition repeal group forms in Taylor County
A Taylor County Prohibition Repeal council is established with Dr. Dorsey C. Peck as president and Michael Murray as secretary. The group plans countywide organization, chairs a resolution committee, and invites Patrick D. Koontz to speak next Friday. Women are urged to participate.
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Taylor County Council For
Patrick D. Koontz
United Repeal Council
West Virginia
Oil and Gas Bill Seeks Federal Regulation of Prices
The bill backed by Marland would, if approved, run two years and let the secretary of the interior fix maximum and minimum petroleum and gas prices to curb unfair competition and consumer exploitation. It would require affidavits from interstate shippers on regulatory compliance, impose fines for violators, and allow pro rationing of credits or setting production limits. The secretary could control imports and propose uniform state legislation while studying monopolistic practices and pipelines.
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Roosevelt
Garner
Rainey
Marland
Secretary of Interior
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of Labor
Express Fear Over Future Farm Work
A dozen farm representatives led by G. L. Hively of Walton urged Governor Kump in Charleston to discuss the future of the state farm extension system. The group, while not protesting, opposed removing Nat T. Frame from head of the extension division. John K. Burdett and others gathered over the weekend in Davis to visit friends, and a note mentions Greece demanding bakers sell one loaf of bread for every three loaves as part of a curiously mixed paragraph.
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Charleston
Kump
G. L. Hively
Walton
The
Livestock Association
Nat T. Frame
State University
Greece
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Toronto
Rochester
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Kansas City
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Southern Association
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Stalin
Associated Press
Ott
Giants
Ryan
Garms
American National
Cbs-Wabc
Tony Wons
Duchin
Skippy
Tito Guitar
Tremaine Orchestra
F. W. Wile
Gypsy Nina
Jack Dempsey Gym
Melody
Big Shot
Patter
Jack Torrance
Louisiana
Italy
Clyde Doert
Jimmy Melton
Joe Moss
Seth Parker
Don Hall
Ted Black
Charlie Kerr
CBS
WABC
Detective Top Notch
Helene Madison
Agua Guitente
Mexico
Margaret Lavir Rence
Los Angeles
Prohibition Bureau
France
Repeal Club
Pave One
Central Hotel
Latrobe Street
WORX
W. E. Rightmire
Berkeley Run Springs
Berkeley Ram Springs
Simpsom
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Senat
John K. Burdett
Davis
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