Early Baseball Results Across Cities
Monday results show New York 4 Pittsburgh 3 and Cincinnati 3 Boston 2 with Brooklyn 3 Chicago 2. Upcoming games include Boston at Pittsburgh and New York at Cincinnati while Chicago and Philadelphia meet.American League matchups list Boston Cleveland Detroit New York Chicago Washington and Philadelphia St Louis with several Tuesday games planned.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Louis
New ‘York
Filadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Termites Defeat McRae Millers In Big Win
The Allison Termite softball team defeated BicRae Millers 16 to 4 on Monday night. Bruner and the Society Steppers also fared well, with Bruner striking out six and allowing three hits as they beat Snow White II. Bruner faces Magnolia Oilers of Texarkana Tuesday at 7 45 PM seeking revenge after last week’s late inning win.
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Allison Termite
BicRae Millers
Bruner “Society Steppers
Snow White
Q. Ferguson
Bruner
Magnolia Oilers
Texarkana
Oilers
Paris bombings prompt rescue and retaliation threats
Rescue workers work to remove bodies after Nazi skyraider raids on Paris. Eyewitnesses say over 1100 bombs fell on the French capital. Allies pledge retaliation on Berlin. Names listed include Mr and Mrs W H Mann and Mae Blackard Rey Powell.
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NEA
Paris
Berlin
W. H. Mann
Mae Blackard Rey Powell
Albert My
Rey Johnson
J. E. Hasnut
Garland Pate
F F A Meeting Opens at Hot Springs June 5
HOT SPRINGS Advance guard of the Arkansas Future Farmers of America moved its headquarters at Coachdale on Lake Hamilton Tuesday and began arranging for the annual session opening Wednesday and continuing to Friday. It will be the 13th annual meeting with Gov Carl E Bailey and other officials invited to speak. Delegates will approve 10 candidates for the American Farmer degree and state Farm degree. The summer camp program will start after the convention and run through August 24.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas Future Farmers of America
Coachdale
Lake Hamilton
Carl E. Bailey
T. H. Alford
Stitt
Fred A. Smith
T. H. Barton
el Dorado
Lion Oil Refining Co
J. W. Hull
NYA
Arkansas Milk Industry Output In Dairy Month Report
A New York based Milk Industry Foundation report cites Arkansas as a leading milk producer with 472000 cows valued at 16.52 million and annual production of 622 million quarts. The state also produced 7.588 million pounds of butter, 3.012 million pounds of cheese, and 1.056 million gallons of ice cream in 1934, with milk the third largest farm cash income source in 1933. Dairy Month highlights emphasize the food value of dairy products amid summer season.
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New York
Arkansas
Robison's Team Wins City Bowling Championship
George W. Robison's squad defeated Kraft Cheese and S. C. five to clinch the city bowling championship on Monday night, concluding the league season with the title.
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George W. Robison
Kraft Cheese
S. C
Rev Ward to Speak Again at Garrett Memorial Church
Evangelist Roy Ward returns Tuesday night to Garrett Memorial Church to discuss The Devil's Attempt to Effect a Universal Blackout. The prior sermon titled The Church Is One Possession urged believers to carry the message, not seek riches or prestige. Ward delivers two sessions daily at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. in the ongoing revival.
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Roy Ward
Garrett Memorial Church
Mr. Ward
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Beaver Pests Threaten Model Forest Nursery
Hundreds of mountain beaver threaten Oregon forestry department 1,000 acre model nursery in Clatsop county. Pests ignore poison, raising fear of pelts from outside regions as 80 percent of about 400 000 young trees may be damaged in the nursery.
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Astoria
Oregon Forestry Department
Clatsop
Charles Henrys
Limber
Cruis
Erg
Top Student Writes With Toes
Pueblo article highlights Edward Higgins a Verd school graduate as top honor student vale dictarian and best penman using his feet and toes. He pursued excellence early and earned national welding contest recognition for expert penmanship despite physical challenge.
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Pueblo
Colo
Edward Higgins
Rural Verd
Vale
Edward
Week Offering Colors Beyond Red Brown or Black
A brief note states that the subject is available on a week as long as the color chosen is not red brown or black. The remark implies a color constraint guiding selection. No further details on location date or participants are provided.
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Atlanta
Nashville
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Jewel Payton
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T. C. Calloway
Jim Stroud
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McKinley Cooper
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B. B. ‘Boyd
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Ray Johnson
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Werley Powell
E. L. Brosius
Jack Simpson
Red Cross Drive
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Clifton Whitten
G. E. Anderson
Buster Rothwell
J. W. Ames
C. L. Skinner
J. G. Ferguson
Don Griffith
Edith Robertson
Erma Jean Russe
Norma Stroud
Anne Huckabee
Sybil Griffith
Eva Nell Moxley
Virgie Brown
Hazel Simpson
Blanch Smith
Hazel Guthry
Jessie Hunt
Rosa Lee Mullins
Elva Key
Mildred” Bonner
Dorothy Dodson
Gertrude Smith
Roma Nell Mullins
Doris Cash
Lillian Rogers
Ruth Bowden
Gussie Anders
Rosa Lee Goynes
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