Camden triumphs 2 0 over Wil diamas Lumber in pitcher duel
The Southern Kraftsmen of Camden beat the Wil diamas Lumber company team of Hope 2–0 in a pitcher’s duel between deck Hodge and Carroll Schooley at Camden. Hinton doubled and Lampkin scored on a single in the first inning, with Lampkin driving in another run in the fifth after an infield error. The Lumberjacks threatened in the seventh but failed to score. Hope opens a three game series Sunday with Hubert Bhackie Eliott to pitch, followed by a doubleheader on Monday July 4.
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Deck Hodge
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Foch
Hinton
Lampkin
Napkin
Camden Core
Lumberjacks
Lloyd Coop
Schooley
Chop
Okay Cementers
Hubert Bhackie
Eliott
Hope-Camden Game; Hope AB RH OH Weants, Sseer
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Shmex
He & Oo
Russell
Messer
Ramsey
Ye Robins
Comden
OH Collins
Bowns
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Lumpkin
al Robertson
Haynes
Bo McDonald
Gilliland
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Jaz
Talabani
Totnes
Joe Louis to Meet Farr in America in September
Report says Tommy Farr will be Joe Louis opponent for Louis's first defense of his heavyweight title in New York. Mike Jacobs arranged Farr's trans Atlantic call and the plan is to stage the bout in a New York ball park early in September after failing to land a Schmeling decision.
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New York
Tommy Farr
Max
Reforestation Efforts Grow in Missoula Nursery
In Missoula Montana federal forest service nursery workers transplant and plant about 10 million trees yearly for the northern Rocky Mountain region. The project faces sensitivity to temperature, disease risk, and wildfire damage. current planting covers around 1,000 acres, with a yearly output of 31,750 acres to reach over ten years of planting goals.
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Missoula
MontPi
Federal Forest Service
Rocky Moutlin
Thursday Results and Friday Schedule Across Cities
Thursday results show Memphis 8 Chattanooga 1 Nashville 3 New Orleans 0 Knoxville 3 Birmingham 2 Lille Rock 9 Atlanta 4. Friday fixtures list Lite Rock at Chattanooga Memphis 1 Atlanta Birmingham at Nashville.
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New Orleans
Knoxville
Birmingham
Lille Rock
Atlanta
Southern Association
L. Pet
Lite Rock
Atlan
Chattoyoopy
Get in the Swim! Safety and Fun at the Beach
An article by Jack Poruk promotes combining exercise with beach play to prepare for potential emergencies. It describes corks as a buoyant game where players dive from a float to retrieve corks, with rules adjusted by the players, emphasizing fitness and safety.
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Jack Poruk
Quotes on danger and governance from public figures
A compact collection of remarks by Wilbert E. Longfellow Alfred E. Smith Lady Astor Bernard Baruch and Sanford Bates highlighting life saving cautions democratic values and critique of county jails.
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Wilbert E. Longfellow
Red Cross
Europe
Alfred B. Smith
Russia
Lady Astor
House of Commons
Bernard Baruch
Sanford Bates
Counry
Mrs Dean Lays Down Law and Plays Ball With Dizzy
New York Jerome crowds note Patsy Dean wife of Dizzy Dean of the St Louis Cardinals shapes his schedule and supports his career. She travels with the team, breaks up card games with Jay and insists on late hours, while handling finances and advising on moves. Other baseball wives, Quy Bush, Wally Moses, and Gerald Walker, also influence their husbands careers with management, records, and scouting the opposition.
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Texas
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Cardinals
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Chicago
Boston Bees
Wally Moses
Philadelphia Americans
Commodity Prices Off in 2nd Quarter
New York reports commodity prices fell back in the second quarter of 1937 from first quarter highs. Markets were influenced by European speculation, Britain's rearmament program, and rising industrial demand, with copper and lead showing notable gains while other metals fluctuated. The Associated Press index climbed toward prewar levels as wholesale commodities advanced overall.
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New York
Britain
London
Industrial Leaders in News Spotlight 1937 Rise of CIO
In early 1937 the Committee for Industrial Organization emerged as a major force guiding labor capital relations. Led by John L. Lewis it pressed into the automotive sector causing a 40 day shutdown of General Motors and secured recognition in bargaining.
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New York
Committee For Industrial Organization
John L. Lewis
General Motors Corporation
N Us
Org Steel
Tom Mercer Girdler
Republi Steel Corp
CIO
American Iron and Steel Institute
Stege Workers’ Organizing Committee
Girdler
Lewis
William &. Knudsen
Roosevelts warnings burst metal price surge in spring
The article details a dramatic price swing across sectors from metals to textiles and food. Metals and non ferrous goods led a peak rise of 35 percent, while staples like steel scrap and billets rose 15 percent. agriculture gained 10 percent, textiles barely held, and food fell 8 percent before a market downturn. The Associated Press index fell through mid year as fear and warnings cooled the speculative frenzy.
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Roosevelt
Associated Press
Fight to end in steel wage talks and union ties
In Florence a student lawyer industrialist shaped a formula for settlement as U S Steel moved toward recognizing the CIO. Myron C. Taylor urged free representative bargaining while Lewis pressed for a fight. Negotiations began in Washington and ended March 1 with U S Steel signing with the CIO.
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Florence
Myron C. Taylor
Quakler
U. S. Steel
Taylor
Washington
U.S. Steel
CIO
Crathers rally tops Memphis in five inning upset
Chattanooga scores slip by Memphis as the Crathers win in five. Keith Frazier shines with three runs on three trips to the plate. Memphis pitcher Webb allows the decisive runs while Birmingham edges past with late scoring.
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Memphis
Chattanooga
Tent
Keith Frazier
See Your Dentist at San Francisco World Fair
The Francisco world’s fair manager invites global visitors to view dental exhibits at the 1939 event. Affected by the fair, about 10,000 practitioners may be away temporarily as the International dental meeting is held in conjunction with the Golden Gate International Exposition.
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San Francisco
Francisco
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