New York Society Notes and Public Notices Blend In Article
The piece critiques a New York Herald Tribune society column on May 4 about Mildred Bailey at Cafe Society Downtown and references on Leon Josephson’s illicit ties, plus a legal notice under Public Notices about Harold Hartsfield’s estate with administrator Florine Martsifield in Hope Arkansas.
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New York
Department Ay
Jean
Robert Boardman
New York Herald Tribune
Iiree
Cale ‘Society
Mildred Bailey
Cale Society
Lalianne Boyer
Cafe Society Uptown
Lucy
Bernard Josephson
Leon Josephson
Notoristis
Libau
Soviet Russia
Lallyvia
Leon
Milian
Thomas Committee
House of Representatives
Gerhardt Lister
United States
Gerhardt
Hans
Eleanor Roosevelt
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Herald Tribune
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Arkansas
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Lucy Josephson
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Union Voice
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Cate Society
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New York Journal-American
Daily Worker
Barry Josephson
Spain
Gerhardt Bister
Howard Fast
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Rushmore
Isaac Romai
V. J. Jerome
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Communist Party
Cafe
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New Yorker
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Communist Brigade
Jeraime
Barney Josephson
Art Shields
James V. Bennet
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Allrvanc
Leona Josephson
Danbury County Club
Princess of Privilege
Willian St. Gallntier
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Kremlin
Jine
Juseph Hergberg
Herald ‘Pribune
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Liett
Memphis Wins to Move Up in Standings
The Memphis Chicks beat the Birmingham Barons in a twi nbeat to climb to third in the Southern Association, 11-8 and 4-3, while Birmingham dropped to fourth. Mobile defeated Chattanooga, and Little Rock and Atlanta split their pair, with Nashville and New Orleans also splitting. Tonight's slate features Memphis at Atlanta and other league games as the season progresses.
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Memphis
Associated Press
Memphis Chicks
Birmingham Barons
Birmingham
Mobile
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Atlanta
Crackers
the Rocks
New Orleans
Nashville Vols
Pels
Vols
Red Mathis
Tharnie Logan
Charlie Glock
Carl Lindquist
Nashville
Softball Loop Play Opens Week With Pair of Showdowns
The third week of regular league softball begins at Fairpark Tuesday night with Rockets versus Brevins and Busybees against Tel-E-Tex. Wednesday features Tel-E-Tex versus Roosters and Frigidfires versus Busybees. Friday hosts 164 against Belvins and VFW versus Tol-E-Tex as full-season Wednesday play continues. Two games occur on Tuesday and Friday each week.
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Brevins
Busybees
Tel-E-Tex
The
Roosters
Frigidfires
Belvins
VFW
Tol-E-Tex
Close National Pennant Race Almost Sure Close
The tight National League pennant race has New York Giants, Boston Braves, and St. Louis Cardinals within a game and a half of each other with Pittsburgh a game back and Philadelphia two and a half behind. The Braves rebounded to tie the lead after sweeping Cincinnati while the Giants and Cardinals split two games. Ralph Kier fueled the Pirates with a 92 victory over Philadelphia, and Johnny Schmitz led the Cubs over the Dodgers. In the American League the Yankees beat Cleveland as DiMaggio and Berra sparked a comeback. The Athletics split with St. Louis, and Detroit moved above .500 with doubleheader wins over Washington. Rain postponed a White Sox–Red Sox doubleheader.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
National League
New York Giants
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Braves
Cincinnati
Giants
Reds
Cardinals
Harry Brecheen
Ralph Kier
Pirates
Philadelphia
Phils
Johnny Schmitz
Brooklyn
Cubs
Dodgers
Chicago
New York Yankees
Bob Feller
Tribe
Feller
Joe DiMaggio
Yogi Berra
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Indians
Tigers
Senators
Washington
Invaston
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Red Sox
Hot Springs Becomes Standings Contender in Cotton States League
Hot Springs Bathers beat Greenwood Dodgers 8-4 to move within reach of the top in the Cotton States League as a doubleheader opener was completed amid a rain delay. Natchez swept Helena, Clarksdale edged Dorado twice, and Greenville split with Pine Bluff as nightcap games were halted by darkness and the schedule shifted.
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Hot Springs Bathers
Greenwood Dodgers
Natchez
Helena
Clarksdale
Dorado
Greenville
Pine Blur
Bucks
Greenwood
Hot Springs
Bathers
Indians
Joe Rullo
Clarksdale Planters
el Dorado Oilers
Planters
Oilers
Wo Botlam
Cardinals
Pine Bluff
Mack Comes Up With New Trouble
Philadelphia Athletics manager Connie Mack faces multiple crises as Bill Dietrich requests an unconditional release, Nelson Potter is briefly fired and then reportedly reinstated, and three frontline pitchers Marchklon, Pawl er, and McCahan suffer sore arms amid a rough twin bill against the St. Louis Browns.
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Connie Mack
Hurling Corps
Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Bill Dietrich
Nelson Potter
Dietrich
Jeague
Potter
Art Marrow
Philadelphia Inquirer
Chicago
West
St. Louis Browns
Lou Brissie
Brissle
Joe Schultz
Paul Lehner
Fotter
Morrow
Phil Marchkldon
Dick Pawler
Bill McCahan
Ruth's Uniform Moved to the Hall of Fame
New York on June 4 Ruth's number three uniform was retired by the Yankees. Babe Ruth wore it last yesterday at Yankee Stadium and the uniform was donated to the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown N Y along with Ruths bat from 1927. Ruth attended the 25th anniversary celebration of Yankee Stadium with living members of the 1923 World Champion Yankees as a 50 000 strong crowd gave him a thunderous ovation.
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New York
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Baseball
Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
Babe
Yankees
Citation Points for Next Big Racing Stake
Racing notes place Citation at Arlington Downs July 21 for the Dick Wells Stake with a westward push toward Arlington Classic on July 31 and American Derby on August 28. Trainer Jimmy Jones plans Chicago prep, with Eddie Arcaro to ride, following Belmont Stakes glory and Preakness and Derby wins. The Belmont triumph boosted Citation’s earnings to 544 500 dollars.
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Arlington Downs
Chicago
Jimmy Jones
Dick Wells
Calumet Farm
Eddie Arcaro T
Eddie
Southern Association
Memphis
A. Su Vu
Birmingham
Better Self
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Voceae
Escadra
Chattanooga
Little Rock
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W. L. Pet
Cleveland
Whirlaway
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Boston
St. Louis
Ony Cane
New-York News
Bittsburgh
CBS
Greenville
ABC
Helena
Ijie
Ted Malone
Pine Blut
Shady Valley
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights for New York
Central Standard Time lists NBC 7 profiles William Powell in Chau tauqua Fable and concerts by Voorhees Con cert with W Kapell at 8 30 p m also CBS with Jerry Wayne Show at 6 30 and Godfrey Talent Scon s Radio Theater Jane Ayr Screen Guild Love Affair ABC offers Waran s Sound of 1 6 Margo Whiteman Talent and 9 Arthur Geath Cantinent MBS The Falcon 7 33 0 Charlie Chan at 8 20 Quiet Please Drama
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NBC
William Powell
Voorhees
W. Kapell
CBS
Jerry Wayne
Godfrey Talent Scon
Rdio
Jane Ayr Screen Guild
ABC
Waran
Margo Whiteman
Arthur Geath
MBS
T the Falcon
Charlie Chan
League Leaders American and National Baseball Stats
League leaders across batting, runs batted in and other categories for both leagues include Williams of Boston leading several lists with high averages and counts. DiMaggio and Boudreau are prominent in multiple categories, with Musial and Kiner also high on the charts across the National League. Pitching leaders feature Raschi Bearden and Jansen among top win loss records and strikeouts.
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Associated Press
Williams
Boston
Boudreau
Cleveland
DiMaggio
New York
Maggio
Bostion
Coan
Washington
Keliver
Dillinger
St. Louis
Brissie
Philadelphia
Lemon
Raschi
Bearden
Mussial
Holmes
Sauer
Cincinnati
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Runns—Musial
Kinex
Lockman
Musial
Ashburn
Gustine
Russell
Schenz
Chicago
Marshall
Mize
Waitkus
Radio Schedule Dense with Programs and Musical Guests
A lengthy broadcast timetable lists daily shows, music acts, news, and talks from morning to late night. Entries include Adventure Parade, Captain Midnight, Gabriel Heatter, Gabriel Cugat, and various orchestras, with times and stations across multiple days and programs.
Wolves Seek Sound Dress to Entice Men
Hollywood designer Ilyena advises using clothing that rustles and swishes to attract male attention. She cites taffeta and layered skirts as effective, predicting future fashion will feature more audible fabrics. The strategy aims to trigger desire and secure purchases, with men driven by visible and audible style cues.
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Ilyena
Tyana
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