Standings Today and Yesterday in Major League Baseball
Standings show Mesveraay's xesuns Pittsburgh 3 Brooklyn 0 New York 6 Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 9 Chicago 5 Boston 3 St Louis 1 10 innings Games Today Boston at St Louis Brooklyn at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago Yesterday's results New York 8 Cleveland 6 Detroit 7 Washington 1 Philadelphia 8 St Louis 6 Chicago 7 Boston 0 Johnson Athletics Simmons White Sox English Cubs Parmelee Giants Whitney Phillies The Leaders Berger Braves Klein Phillies Gehrig Yankees Hartnett Cubs Lazzeri Yankees Foxx Athletics League Totals 3 118 anit 223
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Berger
Braves
Klein
Phillies
Gehrig
Yankees
Hartnett
Cubs
Lazzeri
Foxx
Athletics
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Browns
Martin
Cards
Chapman
Yanks
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St.Louis
Simmons
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Baseball's Big U Changes—Simmons Sees 364 Average
After a day's absence Al Simmons of the Chicago White Sox returns to the Big Six and lifts his batting average to .364 while climbing to third in the American League. Dickey loses a spot to teammate Chapman. Frederick fails to connect. Standings show New York atop the league, with Chicago and St. Louis nearby. multiple games listed, including matchups in the American and Southern associations.
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al Simmons
Chicago White Sox
Bill Dickey
Ben Chapman
Johnny Frederick
Solon Seeks Impeachment of Several Federal Officials
Washington May 24 The House referred to the Judiciary Committee a McFadden resolution calling for an investigation of the conduct of current and former federal reserve officials. Named were Secretary Woodin and figures such as Eugene Meyer Roy Young Eugene R Black Ogden Mills Andrew Mellon and F H Curtis plus others with claims they violated the Constitution and laws and took Treasury funds not appropriated by Congress. Representative Mapes tried to halt the reading of the resolution.
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Judiciary Committee
McFadden
Federal Reserve
Woodin
The
Treasury
United States
Congress
Eugene Meyer
Roy Young
Eugene R. Black
Ogden L. Mills
Andrew W. Mellon
F. H. Curtis
Mich
Inventor of Safety Glass Dies at 66
George G. Roberts, a noted mechanical engineer and inventor behind safety glass for Libby Owens-Ford, died at his Moundsville home at age 66. A Ford body division consulting engineer earlier and Wilson era Bureau of Research veteran, he had been ill for years and is survived by his widow and four brothers.
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Moundsville
George G._ Roberts
I Roberts
Libby~ Owens-Ford Company
Toledo
Ford Motor Company
Bureau
Reesearch
Woodrow Wilson
Roberts
Question on Official Names and Federal Reserve Notes
Speaker Rainey addressed a House decision on officials not in office. McFadden accused these men and other federal reserve agents of putting federal reserve notes into circulation without obeying the law.
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Marianna
Michalska
Poland
Rainey
House
McFadden
Federal Reserve
Gas Used To Quell Textile Strikers at Amoskeage Mills
Manchester May 24 National guardsmen used tear gas bombs to break up a milling crowd of strikers outside Amoskeage Manufacturing Company mills. A police car was pelted with stones, shattering windows as officers faced the mob near the West Central street gates. The plant employs 7,800 workers on strike since last weekend. The company had announced a shutdown may 28 until July 31 with a 15 percent wage increase slated.
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Manchester
National
Amoskeage Manufacturing Company
West Central Street
Oregon Man Wins Academy Honors
Annapolis Maryland May 24 Naval Academy authorities announced Carl K Newport of Portland Oregon will be the honor graduate in the 1933 class He will be the first to receive his diploma from President Roosevelt who is to present the graduating certificates June 1 The next four receiving the highest scholarship ratings are to be in the order named Robert B Madden of Sharon Pennsylvania Robert A Gallagher of West Pittston Pennsylvania Harold G Bowen Jr of Washington District of Columbia and Raymond W Thompson Jr of Baltimore
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Robert Bowman Madden
Sharon
Frederick Neuport
Portland
Ore
Robert A. Gallagher
West Pittston
Associated Press
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Carl K. Newport
Portland, Ore
Roosevelt
Robert B. Madden
West Pittson
Harold G. Bowen, Jr
Washington, D. C
Raymond W. Thompson, Jr
Baltimore
Gilda Grey Weds After Three Weeks Courtship
New York May 24. Dancer Gilda Grey married Hector Bricene De Sara on leave from his Havana post as secretary of the Ven[ezuelan] legation. He is her third husband after a prior divorce from Girl Boag. Grey listed her age as 32 on the license.
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New York
Gilda Grey
Hector Bricene de Sara
Venenlean Legation
Havana
South Sea Island
Broadway
Milwaukee
Girl Boag
Boag
Port Washington, Wis
Miss Grey
Deer Killed Near Curve Bridge By Railroad Engine
A large buck deer was struck and killed by an eastbound railroad engine near the curve bridge east of the city around 2 30 am Sunday night. Three deer were on the B and O tracks. two fled into the hills while the buck stood and was hit, possibly blinded by headlights. State Trooper Debendarfer investigated and arranged for burial of the carcass.
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Debendarfer
Dupont Buys Control of Remington Arms
The DuPont company announced it purchased a controlling 51 percent stake in Remington Arms, with the deal likely funded by cash. No purchase price was disclosed, and M Hartley Dodge noted the transfer as a transfer of majority control to Wilmington based DuPont.
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New York
M. Hartley Dodge
Remington Arms Company, Inc
E. I. duPont de Nemours Company
Wilmington
Del
Remington
Remington Company
duPont
Post Office Reverses Closure Order for Pindell MD
Washington reports the Post Office Department rescinded its May 15 closing order for the fourth class post office at Pindell in Anne Arundel County Maryland. The reversal removes plans to shut the Pindell facility and restores its operations pending further action or review.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Pindell
Anne Arundel County
Lewis County Song Writers Honored at County Camp Festival
More than 500 residents gathered at the Lewis County Four-H camp assembly hall to honor local song writers. The event, led by Mrs. Jamies A. Norris and Miss Alpha Hartley, featured sheet music by Lewis County artists including Gospel Melodies by Robert McCray and Blue and Gray March by Charles Holt.
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Jackson's Mill
Lewis County
Jamies A. Norris
Valley Chapel
Alpha Hartley
Robert McCray
Roanoke
Lena Pettit
Weston
Charles Holt
Mary Malooley
Ottie R. Lawson
Gaston
Porter Smith
Robert L. Bland
Farley to Lead Repeal Movement at WV Medical Alliance
Washington reports Postmaster General Farley, chair of the Democratic National Committee, will send letters urging campaign workers to work for repeal of the 18th Amendment. The West Virginia State Medical Association meeting adjourns tonight after a convention banquet. The move aligns with the Roosevelt administration and Chicago party platform pledging repeal.
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Charleston
Post
West Virginia
Farley
Medical Association
Alhjer
O Rosevelt
White House
Chicago
Roosevelt
New York Voters Back Repeal By Wide Margin
Albany reports New York State leans toward repeal of the 18th Amendment with a 50 to 1 tally in New York City. Early returns show 1,724,368 for repeal to 153,413 against from 6,942 of 8,120 districts across upstate counties and city areas, as rural and urban areas trend together.
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N. Y
New York City
Empire State
Upstate
Daily Crossword Puzzle and Medical Delegates Named
The page lists a daily crossword puzzle with clues and answers and notes medical delegation details for an American Medical Association convention. Delegates include Dr. James R. Bloss of Huntington and Dr. R. H. Walker of Charleston, with alternates W. E. West of Huntington and Howard T. Phillips of Wheeling. A scientific investigations committee features Dr. R. J. Wilkinson, Dr. E. B. Henson, and Dr. C. J. Reynolds.
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B.S. Clements
Matoaka
Rutherford
American Medical Association
James R. Bloss
Huntington
R. H. Walker
Charleston
W. E. West
Howard T. Phillips
Wheeling
R. J. Wilkinson
E. B. Henson
C. J. Reynolds
Bluefield
Band Stand To Be Built At Grafton Park
City commissioners decided to erect a band stand at Grafton Park with work starting immediately. The 25 by 30 foot structure will be four and a half feet high, roofed and enclosed. Rotary Club to furnish seating. R F C labor to construct, with a few skilled city workers. Bee growers from Sacramento Valley move colonies to the High Sierra cedar belt for summer range.
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Grafton Park
Park
Rotary Club
Sacramento Valley
Calif
High Sierra Mountains
Cedar Belt
West Virginia State Medical Association Elects Officers
Dr. R B Miller of Parkersburg is elected president succeeding Dr. D A McGregor of Wheeling. Officers include Dr A G Rutherford Welch and Dr G H Barksdale Charleston as vice presidents, Dr T N Barber Charleston treasurer, J W Savage Charleston secretary. New councillor appointed with six district holdovers: Dr R A Drinkerd Wheeling first district, Dr G R Maxwell Morgantown second, Dr M T Morrison Sutton third, Dr R M Bobbitt Huntington fourth, Dr W B Steele Mullens fifth, Dr G A Smith Montgomery sixth.
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Charleston
R. B. Miller
Parkersburg
West, Virginia State Medical Association
D. A. McGregor
Wheeling
A. G. Rutherford
Welch
G. H. Barksdale
T. N. Barber
J. W. Savage
McGregor
Albert W. Hoge
Bluefield
R. A. Drinkerd
G. R. Maxwell
Morgantown
M. T. Morrison
Sutton
R. M. Bobbitt
Huntington
W. B. Steele
Mullens
G. A. Smith
Montgomery
Freshman Class Achieves Perfect Final Exam Pass Rate
H Page Williams of North Carolina State College reports that for the first time this year a freshman class achieved a 100 percent pass rate on the final examination.
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H. Page Williams
North Carolina State College
List Vets for Forestry Jobs Charleston May 24
Charleston May 24 The Charleston office of the veterans bureau was told to register unemployed veterans seeking enlistment in the civil service conservation corps. A telegram from General Frank J T Hines advised those considering joining to stay at home and await complete plans.
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Veterans Bureau
Civil Service Conservation Corps
Frank J T. Hines
Veterans Administration
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