Roosevelt to Hurl First Ball Monday
President Franklin D. Roosevelt plans to throw the first ball to open the baseball season Monday with the Washington Senators and Philadelphia Athletics facing off. Connie Mack’s Athletics and Bucky Harris’s Senators, plus Westey Ferrell vs Almon Williams as likely pitchers, set a ceremonial start. The Yankees visit Boston for a pennant opener and Fenway expects around 25,000 including Governor Hurley and Mayor Tobin, though rain is forecast.
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White House
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Groton
Washington Senators
Weuter
Bucky Harris
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Connie Mack
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Athletics
Harris
Westey Ferrell
Mack
Almon Williams
Boston
New York Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Tony Lazzeri
Chicago Cubs
Boston Red Sox
Fenway Park
Charles F. Hurley
Maurice E. Tobin
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Yankees
Behind the Scenes in Washington by Rodney Dutcher
Washington coverage outlines spring contests shaping national races across 23 states. Democratic primaries draw interest through Roosevelt influence as party factions and coalitions form while incumbents face multiple challengers in Illinois Florida Indiana and Dakota races.
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Alexander Gordon
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Richard Wills
Ralph Gates
Wtsom
Dakota
Herbert E. Hitchcock
Hildebrandt
House
Progressive Law
Tom Berry
Hitchcock
Berry
Hildebranely
Neem Steen
Old King Cole ends tale with a modern stage revue
Fragmentary account describes a performer's career and a political campaign, naming Dr. Willer and Phipps among others. It mentions Batesville, Arkansas College, and a 1920 Cheverier Parliament diploma context amid a satirical revue about a king and his court.
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Republican hopes rise in SD and PA primary duel
In a fragmented report, Leslie Jensen and Chancler Gurney plot for the GOP nomination after a close 1936 race with Senator Bulow. The piece notes a looming Pennsylvania primary on May 11 and hints at broader GOP strategy amid Roosevelt era elections.
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GOP
South Dakota
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Vermont
Alice
Hitchcock
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Civil Service Exam for Local Operator Position
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a competitive examination for an operator bulldozer (Diesel) to fill a local position. Applications close May 9, 1988 in Hope Arkansas and at the Ninth Floor Civil Service District office in St Louis Missouri. Military service requirements apply. applicants must have at least 10 months of experience.
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Feo of & Gye Rewvice Minela
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Civil Service Cinter Us
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Unclear OCR Narrative on State Speech and Policy
Fragmented readable phrases describe a political program and public speech. Mentions Albany or state names, highway funding, refunds, and future governance. Entities are garbled and uncertain, but imply a formal governmental address and policy outline.
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Landis Fines Giants and Indians in 200 Dollar Dispute
Commissioner Landis imposed a 200 dollar fine on both the New York Giants and the Cleveland Indians after an investigation into disputes during a game in Houston. The action followed reports of bench and team conduct, with penalties aimed at conduct by players and staff including managers.
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