Rock Defeats Barens in Ninth In Wild Ball Game
Rock collected 20 hits led by Nashville and toppled Baren off the hill in the ninth. Rensa's single followed by Dwyer's scoring shot sent Leo to the showers. Poffenberger earned the win as Jim Jergast relieved, while Jim Jergast broke his left arm earlier in the summer.
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Timidly Timely Ore Processing Note from Cartel
A cryptic note mentions Nigerian or Malayan ore processed by a costly lysis method to yield first and second place results. Bolivian ore often underperforms Mas, and is restricted by the tin cartel.
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FHE Standings And Tuesday Games In Early Baseball Schedule
Monday results show Chattanooga 9 Birmingham 3 Nashville 10 Little Rock 9 Vita 8 New Orleans 2 Ville 7 Memphis 1. Tuesday games include Ville at Little Rock Cincinnati 3 1 Philadelphia 2 6 York 10 Chicago 5 St Louis 1 and Brooklyn at Pittsburgh New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Cleveland 4 Washington 3 Boston 7 St Louis 6 Trost Philadelphia rain Scage New York rain Chicago at New York Cleveland at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Louis at Boston.
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Tin supply in Bolivia limits United States needs
Observers attribute tin shortages to unstable Bolivian economics and high reserves. Bolivia may produce about 50,000 tons per year, barely two thirds of U S normal needs. America faces risks if shipping lanes close, but recovery via scrap tin, domestic smelters, and Bolivian ore imports could meet vital tin needs under any circumstance.
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Tension Rises From German Air Attacks Across Britain
Reports detail continued German air raids on southern England and Portsmouth bases, with London enduring its longest air assault. Berlin claimed heavy destruction in Britain as German planes roamed Kent and the southeast, while Scottish and coastal convoys faced bombardment.
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Mind Your Manners Quiz on Social Drinking Etiquette
A reader submission presents questions on hosting guests when some drink or abstain. It asks whether hosts should serve non drinking guests and if one should urge a drink, plus whether sociability requires drinking and etiquette about cigarettes and coat removal on hot days. The excerpt ends with an answer: Yes, it is hospitable.
Arkansas Coaching School Opens With Record Attendance
In Little Rock 83 coaches and 51 football players registered for the first Arkansas Coaching School, a joint effort of the University of Arkansas and the Little Rock Chamber of Commerce. Classes on pass offense and line play were led by University of Arkansas coaches Freel Thomson and Glen Rose. Star seniors from 1039 state high school teams were divided into North and South squads training for the all-star game at the Little Rock stadium with daily afternoon sessions.
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Confine Troops to Western Hemisphere in Draft Bill
The Senate restricted peacetime conscript service to the Western Hemisphere by a 39 to 32 vote, rejecting a move to limit service to the continental United States and possessions. The chamber approved amendments including a cap of 900,000 conscripts in training, aiming to maintain Army and reserves of about 4,000,000 by 1945. The Lodge amendment, confining one year of service to the Western Hemisphere, passed 67 to 4 after debate over constitutionality, with dissenters warning against constitutional overreach.
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I Offer Myself in Marriage to a Patriot Young American
A 21 year old woman in Hope Arkansas asks patriotic suitors to enlist in the military and offers herself in marriage to a loyal American. She notes she earns from orchestra singing and seeks others to bolster national spirit by marriage pledges. Jeanne D Arcy signs the letter urging enlistment and patriotism.
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Pennsylvania Highway Opens
The 160 mile toll highway from Harrisburg to Pittsburgh tested under rain and fog before 165 officials. Demonstrations showed all weather capabilities as cars reached speeds near 100 mph. Military experts praised the new road dubbed the mother of highways.
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President’s plan to direct army operations questioned
The proposal to direct army operations faced congressional disapproval with critics arguing it had little practical effect. Senator Ashurst backed the interpretation that it limited moves to deploy soldiers abroad, while Clark and Senator Adams contended Congress already held power to set rules governing armed forces use.
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Chamois Leather Origins and Notable Animal Facts
A brief note explains chamois leather derives from Alpine antelope now nearly extinct and now from sheep skins. It mentions underpinnings of chamois production. The text also states a kangaroo can leap 20 feet and introduces the tiny vigmy marmoset weighing under one pound.
Lawmakers Tour Adolf Hiller Highways Before War
Representative Cartwright leads Roads Committee inspection of Adolf Hiller's seven-timbled four lane divided road hailed as superior to German builds. Brig Gen. Devers and Maj. Harrison emphasize its strategic value for Army supply transport ahead of the war.
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Stephens Clan Holds Reunion
The fourth annual Stephens family reunion was hosted at First Methodist Church grounds in Blevins on Sunday August 25. About fifty seven relatives attended, with speakers including HH, M. Stephens and Mr Cannon, and the reunion honored oldest Sue Stephens and youngest Danny Petty. Welcome visitors from Arkadelphia Texarkana Ashdown Lufkin and Prescott joined the event.
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