Marvin Jones as War Food Administrator Seen as Rising Talent
Washington’s pundits debate Marvin Jones as the third War Food Administrator and potential vice presidential candidate. Jones, a longtime Texas rancher and former House Agriculture chair, is praised for pro-farmer legislation and steady leadership.
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Baseball Results and Tonight's Schedule From Yesterday
Yesterday's MLB results show Louis beating Cleveland 2 to ? Philadelphia defeated New York ? Boston edged Washington 3 to 4 and Chicago won 7 to 3 over Detroit. Today features matchups including Philadelphia at New York Morris versus Bonham and Boston at Washington Terry. Other games include Cleveland at St Louis and Brooklyn at Boston with pitchers listed.
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Press Meeting Opened in Winston-Salem North Carolina
North Carolina Press Association opened its annual meeting in Winston-Salem with Alan Gould describing Pacific war logistics and Eddy Gilmore detailing the Russian food crisis. AP club officers were named and war correspondent hardship noted as a sympathy resolution covered local losses.
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Major League Leaders for American and National Leagues
A summary of top players in batting runs and RBIs across the American and National Leagues. Notable figures include Stephens and Laabs of St. Louis in the American League, Musial and Herman of St. Louis and Brooklyn players dominating the National League, with leaders in doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases. Pitching leaders include Grove and Krist, with Southern Association standings also listed.
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