Babe Zaharias Golf Champ Dominates Western Open
Babe Zaharias won the Women's Western Open and will face top professionals in the Chicago victory national tourna ment feature. She averaged about 265 yards per drive and built a wide margin, though several drives landed in the rough. The event served as a tuneup for medal play as the field prepared for the national championship.
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Freee-Oicago
Babe Zahariag
Chicago
Edgewater East
Babe
Wales
Habe
Ken Porothy
Philadelphia
Gundar Haege Sets New World Mark in 400 Meters
Stockholm reports Gundar Haege clocked 59.6 seconds for 400 meters, smashing his own prior record and posting strong season times of 2 06 for 200 meters and 2 01 for 1500. He toured the United States last summer and was scheduled to meet Arne Anderson in an 800 meter race on Wednesday.
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Stockholm
Gundar Hacer
Oesteraunt
Tory Thee
zHinege
United States
Arne Anderson
AP Jet Bomb Photos Are Almost Too Clever
London June 26 The Associated Press photographer Mike Nash waited three days in southern England for a German flying bomb action. He captured dramatic close shots of the three spouting Pebot bomb as it fell with a vertical dive. The images graced London front pages and drew large crowds to the AP office display.
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Associated Prem
London
Associated Press
Mike Nash
England
Wiler
Nash
Associated Press Office
Baseball results from a chaotic 1920s box score page
A dense recap of National and American League games with partial inning scores, player names, and line scores. It lists Chicago, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Washington, Boston, Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit, New York, and Philadelphia matchups, with batters and pitchers mentioned across both leagues and multiple games.
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St. Louis
Black Sunday Hits Germany After Cherbourg Loss
Berlin correspondent reports Germany faced a Black Sunday as Cherbourg defeat and Russian break in. The line notes a grim mood and military reversals in the latest dispatches from the Berlin desk.
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Germany
Cherbourg
Aftenbinder
Berlin
Union Pacific Receives Safety Award Again
Union Pacific is honored with the Harriman Memorial Medal for safety, marking the eleventh award in the series. W M Jeffers, president, notes the railroad’s ongoing commitment as he travels to New York for the June 38 dinner where the medal will be presented along with other top rail honors.
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Omaha Neb
W. WM. Jeffers
Iatan Pacific Railroad
Wng
American Museum of Safety
Union Pacific
Luce
Union Pucila
Raina Company
Cecelan
Jaftern
New York
Dalulah
Minaho
Iron Range
Charlestown
Western Carolina Railway Company
Roundup of Coast to Coast Baseball and Track News
Pacific coast conference forms committee to study intercollegiate baseball championship possibilities and plan cross region consultations. Oklahoma and M M plan to urge Missouri Valley to host a bare ball tourney. national collegiate A A A may resist a baseball ban. Rumors of Gunnar Häerg Andersson preparing for indoor trials surface. other notes cover suspensions for bat thefts, wartime golf ball rules, Willie Pep bidding war, and Notre Dame center fielder All America nod.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Pacific Coast Conference
War and O
Oklahoma
Missouri Valley
A.A.A
Raphi Colon
Trom
Boston
Cwic
Sweden
Gunder Haerg
Baseball Standings And Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues
Daily baseball roundup lists American Association results with Toledo plus 7 to 11 and Kansas City 6 St Paul 66. St. Louis 1 4, Indianapolis 0 4, Minneapolis 4 2, Louisville 11 7, Columbus 24, Milwaukee 1 2. Pacific Coast results show San Diego 2 7 Hollywood 1 6 first game 10 innings, Los Angeles 12 Portland 54, Oakland 6 6, Seattle 3. San Francisco 106, Sacramento Ad.
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American Association
Toledo
Kanasa City
St Prul
Indianapolia
Minneapolia
Louisville
Columban
Milwaukee
Pacific Coat League
San Diego
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Portland
Fires
Cherbourg Duplicate Accounts From Tunisian Finale Confuse War Report
A garbled dispatch compares Cherbourg to the Tunisian fighting, noting German withdrawals to Cap Bon and Cap La Hague. Gen. Omer N. Bradley shifts focus to Cherbourg while Thunderbolt Group commander Lt. Gen. Lew H. Breretoh is announced for the Ninth Air Force in a separate note.
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Allied Expeditionary Force
Cherbon
Cap ‘Hal
Hague
Cap Bon
Neo
Can, Bon
Alves
Tunis
Iie
Cap. Bon
Dombttal
Loos
Cap de
la Hage
Omer N. Bradley
Bourg
Von’Schileban Reriin
Sete
Thunderbolt Group
Londos
Fast basketball training at Keesler Field
Territorial Army Air Corps teams at Keesler Field Mississippi prepare for exhibition games as plans unfold for more practice. Notable players include former Cardinal Terry Moors and William Bald, with Montgom ery and Zivic among the replacements, reflecting a reshaped roster amid furloughs and reassignments.
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Bobcat
Bob Montgomery Haw
Himwy Bryios
Fritsis Zivic
Keesler Field
Miss
Biving
Zivic
Mme
Air Corps
APO
Terry Moors
Werdom Gilebrimer
Okie
Memipro
United States
Rationing notes and stamps amid wartime shortages
Fragmentary wartime clerical note references Mie Soo stamps four and nineteen and five pound fees. Mentions Bugar-Rook stamps 4 32 23 year terms and a canning through ata 1 Pook. Indicates northeast zones and local rationing boards posting coupons and rules.
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Fight Looms Over Foreign Policy At GOP Convention
A New Jersey meeting of GOP delegates debated the party foreign policy plank. Edge pressed for a strong peace forces stance to deter future aggression while opposing broader international cooperation. A clash emerged over the farm plank and Seaway endorsement, with Dewey and Bricker on the presidential ballot. Simms warned of a real old fashioned confrontation likely Monday.
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Edge
New Jersey
Téntillva
Dota
Wwe
Billy
Plank
Lawrence Seaway
Thomas E
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Women and war shift vote hope in coming election
Chicago story outlines how World War II service and home front roles may limit women’s vote share while still mobilizing civic effort. It profiles Emily Douglas and Paul Douglas with ties to the University of Chicago and international work, noting women’s war duties and potential political engagement.
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Adelaide Kort
Chicago
Douglas
Wis
Ilinoie
Doupiadis
Paul Dougis
University of ‘Chi
Will
Emily
University of Chicago
Xouall
Jean
Internations
Beli Kane Council
Congress
First National Bank
Fragmented OCR: Local Notice Without Clear Details
A damaged OCR text fragment provides unreadable details about a local notice. No definite person, place, date, or action can be determined from the readable portions.
Izaak Walton Urges Year Around Fishing and Kelley Head
Izaak Walton calls for year round fishing and elects Kelley as head. He proposes ending arcane bunting directions for antlers elk and deer and suggests broadening rules to antelope and mountain sheep. He urges federal extension of migratory waterfowl regulations.
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Izaak Walton
Kelley
Tiso
Colorado
Yankee Attack on German Oil Plants Most Effective
Washington reports a war department summary stating that the American air attack on 12 German synthetic oil plants last Tuesday was the most effective single blow against the Nazi war machine. Col. Albert L. Warger, chief of the war intelligence division, described explosions, smoke and flame cracking storage tanks and power points during the Army Hour broadcast.
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Washington
Japan Reports Heavy Losses To U S Fleet In Battle
Tokyo broadcast claims U S forces suffered severe losses in the Marianas and Bonin islands campaign. It asserts 11 aircraft carriers, four battleships and six cruisers were sunk or damaged, with more than 460 planes destroyed, and notes Allied landings near Beipas while exaggerating Japanese fighter successes.
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Tokyo
United States
AF Ted
Torves
Biak Island
U.S
Balenly
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