Dodgers Top Cardinals In Tight NL Tilt As Race Tightens
Brooklyn’s Mars Macon beat the Cardinals to even their four game series and move the Dodgers within a game and a half of first. The Dodgers and Cardinals split the set as Brooklyn won 3 2, while the Yankees and Senators fell in a night game keeping New York narrowly ahead in the American League race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson
Robert Hyland
Dodgers
Cardinals
Southworth
Max Lanier
Outhpaw
Brook
Leo Durocher
Mars Macon
Acon
Brooklyn
Bitas
Phillies
Dee Moore
Lanier
Asain
St. Louis
Curt Davis
Chicago
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
Yanks
Senators
New York
Report of Prisoner Exchange Is Untrue
Rumor of a pending prisoner exchange between the American and Japanese governments circulates in Mope. The Washington AP bureau and the War Department denied any exchange or plans, noting there is nothing on the subject and no progress on repatriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Washington
Associated Press
War Department
War Department Ag
Paul Miller
Washington AP
Aetter
Hope Library to Sponsor Program in Hope City Hall
Jimmie Davis the You Are My Sunshine author and western star will appear with the Hill Billy Jamboree at Hope City Hall Friday night June 4 at 3 45. Also on the bill are the Shelton Brothers Bob and Joe the Sunshine Boys Charlie Mitchell Moon Mullican Curly Perrin Frankie Covington Sonny Gimble and others. The balcony will be reserved for the colored people. Sponsored by the Hempstead County Library Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Davis
Hope City Hall
Mr. Davis
Louisiana
Shelton Brothers
Bob and
Joe
Sunshine Boys
Charlie Mitchell
Moon Mullican
Curly Perrin
Frankie Covington
Tennessee Traveler
Sonny Gimble
Kid Fiddler
Hempstead County Library Association
Yankees beat White Sox as Bonham notches eighth win
AP sports mirror recalls past games with the New York Yankees defeating the Chicago White Sox 4 1 0 1, Ernie Bonham earning his eighth victory. Also notes Dizzy Dean traded to Tulsa in minor league waiver move and Walker Cup golf lead by Britain with a match halved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Today
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Ernie Bonham
Chicago Cubs
Dizzy Dean
Tulsa
Fights Last Night in Elizabeth New Jersey
Lulu Costantino of New York knocked out Gus Levine of New York in a bout at Elizabeth. Levine paused at ten seconds into the fourth round before the referee halted the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Elizabeth
Nol
Lulu Costantino
New York
Gus Levine
Dixie Loop Play Features Fights in Three Games
Verbal and physical clashes erupted in three Southern Association games last night. Memphis manager Doc Prothro and first baseman Erwin Janasiak were ejected after disputing a call. Knoxville outfielder Garret McBryde was tossed for his clash with Umpire Red Jones. Little Rock shortstop Fred Yankevich and Atlanta catcher Bobby Dews tangled when Hancock crashed into Dews. Birmingham added 22-year-old infielder Matthew Usgink to the roster to cover for Johnny Conway's injury, as top teams Birmingham and Knoxville posted wins to stay atop the standings. Memphis edged Chattanooga 4-3. Little Rock defeated Atlanta 4-0. Birmingham beat Nashville 5-0. Knoxville beat New Orleans 12-6. Doubleheaders scheduled at Atlanta-Little Rock, New Orleans-Knoxville, Chattanooga-Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Southern Association
Memphis
Knoxville
Red Jones
Little Rock
Fred Yancock
Atlanta
Bobby Dews
Hancock
Dews
Birmingham
Paul Florence
Matthew Usgink
Norfok
Johnny Conway
Barons
Vols
Nashville
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Little Roth
Lopat
Hawley
Speed up baseball plan stirs mixed views from league figures
New York news round up notes strong opinions on speeding pace in baseball. Drexy Will Uarridge doubts the idea but hints umpires will struggle to curb pitcher antics. Billy Evans proposes a left-on-base pitcher go to the mound, while weather and fan ire shape reaction. Other notes mention track talk, horse farms, and boxing chatter across American sports in a brisk, era-tinged column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Drexy
Billy Evans
Flinger
Will
Rielly
Hatridge
Jin
Mottard
Nurses Overseas Enjoy Work in Africa War Zone
U S Army correspondent recounts North Africa evacuation hospital life. Officers and nurses move through canvas wards under the hot sun. Orphy Warner and fellow nurses adapt to field conditions, tending patients amid a bustling tent city from a converted wheatfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Whitehead
North Africa
Orphy Warner
Wichita
Morocco
United States
Atlantic
Orpha Warne
Nurses Embrace Frontier Duty with Army in Field
American nurses adapt to pioneer life in the field joining Camp Crowder companions. They live five per tent under mosquito nets and form strong friendships. They say the work is rewarding though not easy and many would trade home life to stay in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie, Hoyal
Bloomington
Neb
Sally Nortcutt
Wendell
North Carolina
Camp Crowder
Foreign Service
Average Family Budget Overhaul Planned by Morgenthau
Secretary Morgenthau urged a major reshaping of the typical family budget by year’s end, recommending one fourth of income be invested in war savings bonds to share the war burden. A 20 percent withholding tax on salaries is proposed, effective July 1 pending Roosevelt's approval, with exemptions cushioning families like a $2,400 earnings couple and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. Ta
Treasury
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
Official table of consumer point values for meat and cheese
The document outlines the official point values for meat fats fish and cheese in issue No 3 effective June 6 1943. It lists spiced ham chopped ham and related weight measures as part of the point value schedule.
Morgenthau Predicts Bond Drive Beats World War I
Treasury plans nationwide streamlining of the war bond sales campaign. Morgenthau says initial resistance due to the withholding tax will fade as understanding grows. He notes individual investors, especially those earning $1,000 to $5,000 net, can supply a large share of 1943 financing, with eight billion dollars or about 24 percent of annual income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgenthau
Treasury
Parole List From Ouachita and Jefferson Cases
Paroled convictions include Daisy Burn Ouachita voluntary manslaughter May 4 142 three years Andrew Harvey Ouachita burglary and grand larceny March 16 1942 no years James Williams Quaechita grand larceny May 6 1842 three years Tom Wyatt Jefferson second degree murder January 26 1940 ten years
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leslie Howard
Lisbon
London
Ireland
Spain
Portugal
Sports Mirror
Aly
Your McCormick-Deering Dealer
Arkansas Machine Specialty Co
Vv. C
North Walnut—Hope
Arkansas
Hope Retail Lumber Yard
Hope, Askanses
Dixie Loop
Bagh
Fullerton, Jr
Gil Goods
Boston
Gunder Triege
Charley Jones
Sammy Angell
Goshen
Hoss Farm
D Johnstown
Sonny Herne
Niles
Ohio
McKinley
Herb Kopf
Manhattan
Herb
Buck
Louisville
Tinaves
Kenneth Jones
Peorla
Mia Journal-Transcript
Jimmy d Johnston
Johnny Dimdec
Tel Kid Lewis
Harry Greb
Pete Tatay
Mike McTigue
Vive
U.S
Parthy
San Anne
Chile
Gouda Jn
Ucle Eoiaining
Stale Parole Board
Thane
Botany
Talbot
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!