Ruffing Halts Dodgers 3 2 in Pitching Duel
Yankee pitcher Red Ruffing stifled the Brooklyn Dodgers in a 3 2 World Series opener at Yankee Stadium. Gordon homered for the Yankees and drove in another run, while Joe DiMaggio added a double and triple as New York built a lead before Dodgers rally efforts. Timely hits and Ruffing’s steady mound work secured the win before a record crowd of 85,40 spectators.
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Reese
FDR Likely Seeks Slow Neutrality Act Change
Washington reports indicate President Roosevelt may curb congressional conflict by seeking only partial changes to the Neutrality Act the plan to arm and sail American merchant ships remains debated. Democratic leaders expect a large majority in favor of arming merchant ships while some fear a full repeal could trigger a heated constitutional fight.
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Roosevelt Praises Unfettered Press in National Week
President Roosevelt urged unfettered journalism as essential to democracy during Newspaper Week. He said a free press informs and defends American liberty, and its preservation is a patriotic duty. Officials from State and War Departments joined observers in promoting the program under the theme The Newspaper Lights the Way to Freedom.
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M. Hardy
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Ascociation Monagers
Box Score Summary of Series New York Brooklyn Duel
The official box score shows New York and Brooklyn in a tense game with Meckown and Sturm contributing for New York while Gordon and Rizzuto anchor the Bronx lineup. Batting stats include Owen and Dickey with two base hits and a three base hit, plus errors by Rezulo. Final lines show Brooklyn 6, New York 8 with nine runs driven in by key hits and pitching notes for Muffage and Davis.
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Pinel
Grieves
Goelz
Weather Locul Update for 24 Hours Ending Night
Weather forecast for multiple states with cloudiness and showers. Wyoming Montana New Mexico Nebraska Nebraska prognostic notes include cooler north central areas and widespread showers southern portions. Temperatures vary with late day readings and regional adjustments across states.
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Pharmacists to Meet in Denver Convention Headsed
About 1 000 pharmacists are expected at the Denver convention August 10 to 22. The American Pharmaceutics Association will be represented by President Monny Tutte Man and Visitas Muell Wastoillet, who spoke yesterday about plans and attendance.
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Four out of five coeds wear stockings at CSCH campus
Tribune notes survey on campus fashion finds four of five CSCH coeds wear hosiery. Reporters observe coeds from freshmen to seniors, noting silk stockings rise in cost and affect campus budgeting. The piece details hosiery trends, economic considerations, and wartime wear adaptations among students and staff.
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Seybowares
CSCH
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Tare
CCR
Lis Economie Jirokien
Walter Gerald Woad Dies at Four Months Old
Walter Gerald Woad four months old son of Mr and Mrs Waller I Wagof of 715 Eleventh Street died early Wednesday morning after a brief illness due to a glandular ailment. Survivors include the parents grandparents Mr and Mrs Denilta Wood of Chicago Illinois and Mr and Mrs Jolank of Bader Oklahoma. Arrangements for the funeral will be announced. Macys.
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Jolank
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Okla
Macys
WPA Workers Go Off Rolls for Farm Jobs
Brisk demand for WPA labor prompts Homer Hamilton to announce removal of WPA workers from the Delaware Bay project. He expects most able workers to shift to private farm labor by October 8 while urging all labor seekers to register at the employment office. Roy Seaman notes water department plans to replace job losses and cites ongoing ration curtailment despite shortages.
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Roy Seaman
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City Invites Expert To Outline Rat Extermination Drive
Weld county officials announce a joint plan to curb rat infestations after health department findings. They will seek U S Biological Service aid, improve garbage collection, and clear ditch areas near No 3 ditch to prevent plague spread.
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Reds Claim Big Nazi Loss At Leningrad
Soviet dispatches from Veal recount heavy German losses near Leningrad and Kharkov, with tanks, planes, and artillery decimated. Allied reports note RAF raids on German targets and continued heavy fighting along the Crimean and Polish fronts as Soviet forces claim strategic advances and defensive holds.
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Knox Gives First Hint U S Navy Battles Nazi Raiders
Secretary of Navy Knox indicated the United States and Britain aim to deter Axis aggression postwar. He urged an Anglo American Peace Union to police the world and warned of distant wars rather than home conflicts. He outlined naval plans to defeat Germany and Japan and to keep freedom of the seas, while cautioning against alliances affecting defensive postures. The remarks, made at the American Bar Association convention, touched on postwar strategy and naval strength.
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Pension May Be $45 for This Month
A historical notice reports pension payments rising to about 45 dollars this month, with administrative transfers and funds totaling over 1.05 million for department administration. It notes prior payouts in January and February, and an average pension around 35 dollars with adjustments for income.
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Roosevelt Plan Would Extend Social Security To Farm Labor
President Roosevelt signaled a broad push to expand social security to farm laborers and domestic workers, self employed persons, and other groups not currently covered. He said expansion could curb inflation by spreading benefit costs and protect against hardship during the transition, with coverage potentially rising from about 41 million to 80 million people.
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Manslaughter Charged in Crash Death in Alva Oklahoma
Arthur F. McPherson of Keenesburg is charged with involuntary manslaughter in a traffic death near Alva. The collision involved Dent Cooper of Colorado Springs and a pickup truck, injuring Soph 22 and others. Court actions include warrants and fines, with total damage reported as about Gib.
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Mrs FUL Mivelshaan Dies At Mead
Mead Sept 30 Aha Fanny Markhaan 4 wits af. HL Mark hows Wed at her Torn Nope north wel of Mead Tuesday afternoon Mrs Markham born Aug 11 1872 Tillgmway Mich. She had Wyed to the Mead district nearly 50 years. Survived by husband and Thur children Robert Dut and Puanels and Starziett. Grandchildren Punelal servives will be il day 1 afternoon at 2 ociovk from the Bivvy mornary we Lastygnony MM veriont Mountain Fer cou ery Longinent.
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Elton Ray Sees Strong Recovery Hope After Accident
Walger September 9 Elton Ray 23 son of Mr and Mrs Frey Ray Windsor sustained injuries in an accident Sunday. Doctors say he has a good chance for a quick recovery though some facial and head injuries require careful care. His lead injury forced hospital stay. others involved include patients with facial fractures and a broken arm. Local doctors report improving condition as family and residents await further updates.
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Rocky Mountain Park Record Is Established
A rugged, early report notes Rocky Mountain National Park opening amid fireside figures. It cites 689,898 visitors last night, led by Colors, Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, with motor traffic and timberline concerns. Park officials consider trail access and timberline closures within weeks.
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Brazil Signs Major U S Lend Lease Agreement
The United States signed a lend lease pact with Brazil valued around 90 million to 110 million dollars. The deal aims to secure Brazil's strategic proximity to Dakar and bolster Latin American ties amid ongoing global tensions.
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Bohemian Moravian Emergency Decree Expands in Prague Era
Reports from Prague tonight describe a three section expansion of the emergency decree amid upheaval in Bohemian Moravian governance. The Prague court sentenced former premier Generstt Alvis Bling to death on treason charges, while General Ellis' orders were announced by a press bureau in London.
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