Swiss Economy Struggles With Scarcity Amid Industrial Boom
Zurich dispatch notes Swiss unemployment is nearly non existent yet imports 20 000 to 40 000 Italian workers to meet textile chemical and machinery orders. Embroidery exports to the United States reach fifteen million dollars with St Gall a major center. tourism rises as shops replace sights with shopping while hotels renovate.
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Hal Boyle
Zurich
Switzerland
Zippel
Federal
England
Radio Schedule Notes Changes and Time Shifts
Radio listings for Wednesday June 19 show network corrections too late for changes. Daylight saving rules noted with Eastern daylight and central adjustments. times reflect network data with local relay variations. The schedule includes news, serials, dramas, music, and variety segments across CBS and other networks with repeats and late-night variety.
Red Shield league results and box scores from yesterday
Exchange defeated Rotary 6 to 2 and the American Legion beat the Lions 10 to 4 in Red Shield league play. In Junior Red Shield Emma Blair Tigers won 10 to 6 over Baystreet White Sox with Powell the winning pitcher and Robertson the losing pitcher. Hooper and Gammon had three base hits for the Lions.
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Exchange
Rotary
American Legion
Lions
Emma Blair Tigers
Baystreet White Sox
Hutchins
Powell
Robertson
Hite
Hooper
Gammon
Martin
Overby
Smith
McFarland
Deal To Purchase Cleveland Tribe On
Chicago June 19. Will Harridge president of the American league said there is a deal on to purchase the Cleveland Indians by Bill Veeck Jr and Harry Grabiner. Harridge added the details must be worked out and a completion is hoped within a week. Veeck once led the Milwaukee Brewers and sold his AA stake last winter. Indians president Alva Bradley and stockholder John Sherwin Jr denied knowledge earlier, but Harridge and Grabiner confirmed ongoing negotiations.
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Chicago
Will Harridge
American League
Bill Veeck
Harry Grabiner
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Harridge
Veeck
Grabiner
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee Brewers
Oscar Salenger
Alva Bradley
Indians
John Sherwin, Jr
Yesterday's Stars Buck Walters and Browns Clip Sox
The report notes Walters and Rush delivering shutouts as stars return to form. Walters defeats the Reds 7-0, while Emil Rush shines in a first start. Bob Munecke beats Ferriss 1-0 as the Browns cut the Sox lead and push the Yankees further back.
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Buck Walters
Reds
Gianita
Emil Rush
Walls of Artist
Phillies
Bob Muneckef
Browns
Dave Ferriss
Red Sox
Thie Yanks
Fights Last Night From Associated Press
Boxers across cities faced off in a series of bouts last night. Notable results include Buddy Scott topping Bill Petersen in Oklahoma City, and Enrique Bolanos stopping Jackie Wilson in Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Buddy Scott
Dallas
Bill Petersen
Chicago
Hartford
Conn
Tonny Falco
Middletown
Henry Jordan
Philadelphia
Drew
Binghamton
N. Y
Frankie Best
Fredonia
Jimmy Reeves
Cleveland
Elizabeth
WN. J
Harry Preston
New York
William Harrison
Dempsey McPhail
Detroit
Park Arena
Buddy Garcia
Galveston
Tex
Maurice “Lefty” Lachance
Lisbon
Los Angeles
Enrique Bolanos
Mexico City
Jackie Wilson
Pittsburgh
San Jose
Calif
Lorenzo Safora
Havanna
Mickey Quack
Southern tennis championships enter third day in Louisville
Play began in four more divisions as the southern tennis championships move into the third day in Louisville. All seeded domestic entrants kept winning toward the title rounds. A note mentions about 4,000 products derived from coal tar including perfume and aspirin.
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Louisville
Langley Gains Quarter Finals In Golf Meet
In Greensboro on June 19 Frank Brooks Jr and Billy Aldridge advanced to second round match play in the Carolinas junior golf tournament. Brooks defeated George Jackson 1 up while Aldridge beat Malcolm McLean. Quarter finals set for morning with Brooks facing Tommy Langley after Langley beat Rodney McKnight 3 and 2.
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Frank Brooks
Billy Aldridge
Carolinas
Roth
Brooks
Siler City
George Jackson
Aiken
S. C
Aldridge
Burlington
Malcolm McLean
Charlotte
Greensboro Country Club
Tommy Langley
High Point
Rodney McKnight
Major League Leaders by Associated Press
The American League leaders include Vernon of Washington batting .372 with 54 runs by Williams of Boston and 55 RBIs by Doerr, Pesky 76 hits, Vernon 17 doubles, Edwards 7 triples, Williams 15 homers, Case 13 steals, and a 4-0 1.000 pitching mark shared by Ruffing and Caldwell. In the National League Walker of Brooklyn hits .343, Mustal of St Louis leads with 42 runs and 74 hits, Slaughter 46 RBIs, Ennis 16 doubles, Cavaretta and Musial 5 triples, Mire 11 homers, Reiser 12 steals, and Higbe 6-0 1.000.
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Boston
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Edwards
Cleveland
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Ruffing
New York
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Chicago
Walker
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Mustal
St. Louis
Slaughter
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Ennis
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Cavaretta
Musial
Mire
Reiser
Higbe
Golf match result from yesterday reported
Yesterday Aldridge faced Roy Hayes of Durham and defeated Karlow Farrell of Greensboro by one hole.
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Aldridge
Roy Hayes
Durham
Karlow Farrell
Greensboro
Just Before The Battle Just Before The Battle
New York June 19 Joe Louis and Bill Conn offer pre fight statements. Louis vows to knock out Conn and cites corner history while predicting a decision if stretched. Conn says he will be on time and push at top speed to seize victory in the upcoming clash.
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New York
Joe Louis
Bill Conn
Louis
Conn
Joe
City Golfers Begin Qualifying For Meet At Blair Park
Qualifying opened today in the annual city golf tournament at Blair Park municipal course. The opening tee off featured the city’s top golfers and pro Al Gerring predicted the event would be the most successful in the tournament’s history.
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Blair Park Municipal
al Gerring
YMCA Softball League Opens Friday at Post Office Park
In line with seasonal leagues, newsboys Hi Y clubs Mercury athletic juniors and Clara Cox apartment teams will inaugurate a softball league to be played each Friday on the post office playgrounds. Games start at 5 p.m. with
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Newsboys
Hi-Y
Mercury Athletic Juniors
Clara Cox
Post Office
United States Davis Squad Named for North America Finals
The United States Davis squad has been added to the North America zone finals facing Mexico at Soul Orange New Jersey from June 28 to June 30.
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United States
North America
Mexico
Soul Orange
N. J
Patterson Named New President of A B Club
Charles W. Patterson Jr was elected president of the American Business club at the semi annual officers election last night He succeeds A Glenn Smith who led the club for the past six months Other officers elected include C L Grey Tom Ragsdale Arthur Fidler John Herndon Fernley Fawcett George Stewart Mac Moore Bill Sheloff Sam Strickland and M Z Peterson who will serve three years on the scholarship committee
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Charles W. Patterson
American Business Club
Patterson
A. Glenn Smith
C. L. Grey
Tom Ragsdale
Arthur Fidler
John Herndon
Fernley Fawcett
Bulletin
George Stewart
Sgt
Mac Moore
Bill Sheloff
Sam Strickland
Board of Governors
M. Z. Perkinson
YMCA invites more teams to meeting for boys' games
The notice states games will be under YMCA auspices and invites all teams not yet named to join a meeting in the YMCA lobby Thursday at 7 pm to discuss entry.
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A. Newsboys
Y.M.C.A
Tennis Veteran Don McNeill’s Career Highlights Noted
New York report recalls Don McNeill, a tennis veteran who has held or shared national outdoor and indoor singles and doubles titles across a varied career. The piece underscores his longevity and impact in American tennis circles.
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New York
Don McNeill
Administrator's notice for Adolphus M. Cable estate
Weldon Cable named administrator of the estate of Adolphus M. Cable. Creditors must file itemized verified claims within one year from June 12, 1946, or be barred. Notice dated June 11, 1946, attorney J Alien Austin.
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Adolphus M. Cable
Weldon Cable
J. Alien Austin
Atty
Peterson's Ointment Promises Pile Relief
Ad promotes Peterson's Ointment as quick relief for piles with a cooling soothing formula. Claims thousands benefited over 40 years and offers 35¢ per box or 60¢ with applicator, with money back if not delighted.
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Peterson
Peteson
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