All Star Game: National League Dominates American League 4–0
National League pitchers stifle American League to win 4 to 0 at Sportsman’s Park in St Louis. Max West’s errorless, H reappearance cited. Arky Vaughan sparks a lead with a first inning single. Gloomy numbers reflect a crowded 32,473 crowd as NL bats click and Ott, Ott, and Kell turn in strong plays.
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Sportsman's Park
ST. Louis
Hare Atin
Max Weal
Destin Bees
Paul Deyringer
Bucky Wallera Andl Company
Luke Appulin
Chicago White Sox
Piteler
Buck Newson
Detroit Tigers
Jensly
Seyion
New York Yankee
Rit Roffiur
Vaughan
Arky Vaughan
Plutshytegh Pirates
Yont
Nolan
Teak
Stmmer
Aymuingl
Jon Gord
Gilly Herion
Chictin Cubs
Ping
Rune Dief
Apylite
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Wes
Bobby Feller
Cleveland
Roe Fell
Seceiver
Wil McKechnie
The
Nutignals
Don Cette
Uae
Amur( ii) Sen
Visitors and Relatives Gather in Tyler and Arkansas
Miss Marie Ward of Arkadelphia and Kip of Little Rock visit friends in Tyler Texas. Several relatives, including Misses Stead Ward and Mrs Worle, travel from Arizona and Burt, Texas. Local families hosted kin from Missouri New Mexico and Gale vestih Texas with plan to punctual visits starting in December.
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Marie Ward
Arkadelphia
Kip
Little Hook
Mer
Tyler
Texas
Micy
Page Ward
Arizona
Cecil Mire
Burt Sil
Ola
Hix
Mist
Bibel Gayl
Jon Chilliewlly
Kanuyeh
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Rantalpl Haneda
Dan Hun
Ol ‘Tyler
Tesas
PM. Honea
Williaim Cummings
Chntdher
Busi
Thi
B. Cummings
Aubrey Pawy
Army of
Standings and Schedule From City League Games
The standings note Atlanta top with a 1 to 3 loss for Kajexville and Gene Weilirsitay Lite Towle in New Orleans. Adlintt plays Nashville while Chalpoung faces Knvexville. Memphis travels to Biupingla. Mupilias notes no games scheduled. Ginns, Mondays, and Tuesdays show no games.
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Gene Weilirsitay
Baer Eyes Galenta Rematch in New York Showdown
Sports editor Maxie Adelbert Baer faces a looming clash with Tony Galenta after a tumultuous period. The piece notes Baer’s fears, past missteps, and tactical doubts about meeting Louis or Braddock, with Chicago and Detroit as possible locales for upcoming bouts.
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NEA Service
Maxie Adelbert Baer
Ditile
Sially Tiddibs
Tony Galenta
Ghalenta
Mike Jiends
Chart
Mies Baer
Guiuther
Jaelantis
Septenwr
Anne Padi
Jacobs
Louis
Chicaga
Fragmented OCR History Snippet on War Tech and Odd Inventions
Readable fragments mention warships with planes and tanks, a mouse tray preventing cheese theft, and a satire deceitful line about food substitutes from wool. Other garbled phrases reference burglary, a victim’s house, and an Anatolian webbing bite.
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Vietim
Texarkana Sports Shut Out Bruner
The Rosehill Sports of Texarkana defeated Bruner 4 to 0 Tuesday night in a pitching duel. Mackie and Ferguson limited scoring until the fifth inning when Texarkana rallied with four hits to push four runs. Blackie allowed Bruner two hits while Ferguson gave up four hits to Texarkana.
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Rosehill Sports
Texarkane
Bruner
Mackie
Ferguson
Bruneo
Semiet
Blackie
Texarkang
Pruner
Texarkann
Home appliance choices for farm households in Hempstead county
Mary Claude Fletcher advises farm families to consider refrigeration to sell dairy products, a water system with pump to ease chores, a washing machine and electric iron for efficiency, and an electric churlt and grill for income through meals. Ida A. Fenton of the University of Arkansas emphasizes prioritizing equipment that increases income and reduces labor during hot summer months.
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Hempstew
Ida A. Fenton Lof
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Mind Your Manners TI Reg U S Patent Office
A fragmented piece discusses home equipment to save time and boost family efficiency. It covers top stove cooking, coffee maker capabilities, and a social etiquette quiz about dinner manners and receiving line conduct. It ends with a note on a 1900s decorative quill pastry item.
Minnesota professor builds inside refrigerator house project
Professor Frank B. Rowley of the University of Minnesota reverses insulation science by placing three full sized rooms inside a laboratory refrigerator. The 22 foot wide unit vents lower temperatures to study moisture in walls and how to prevent condensation with vapor barriers and removable insulation sections. An elaborate wiring system allows control of temperatures to test various conditions.
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Minneapolis
Kitthen
Frank B. Rowley
Tr Jsity
Minnesota
Uni
Thich
Rowley
Hope Baseball Team to Play Thursday Afternoon
The Hope Robins baseball team will meet George Harper’s Magnolia team Thursday afternoon at 3 in Pair Park. Hope has won one of three games this season, while Magnolia has faced different opposition, with inconsistent outcomes.
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Hope Robin’s
George Harper
Magnolia
Pair Park
Tal
Magi
Helicopter Will Redefine War With Vertical Lift Promise
Igor Silursky unveils a three blade helicopter lifting vertically and hovering under pilot control. He envisions vast air cavalry behind enemy lines, with military uses including artillery spotting and reconnaissance for navy craft and submarines. The craft uses a Lycoming engine and multiple rotating airscrews for vertical takeoff and tilt.
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Germany
Norway
Jolland
Belgium
Igor Sikovsky
Silursky
Parachutea
Lycoming
Fiyver
Twa
Aviation
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