Travel Notes on Pirates Rainy Day in Pittsburg
Our Daily Bread travel notes recount a damp Pirates game against the Phillies at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh. The narrative highlights attendance, a rough first inning, reflections by Hamey and Crosby investors, and a weather interruption that paused play as the team pursued second place in the National League.
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Alex. H. Washburn
Pittsburgh Pirates
Giants
New York
Forbes Eld
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Pirates
Tor
Cheshes
Chesnes
Hamey
Andy Roy
Pittsierah
Roy
Pittsargh
Philadelphiag No. 15
Choolboy Rowe
Rowe
el Dorado Daily News
Tope Rotary Club
Philadelphia
Dutch Weeward
Bing Crosby
Intsburgh Athletic Co., Inc
Frank E. Memney
Crosby
Mr. Johnset
John W. Galbreath
Forbes Field
Mahager H
Joy Hamey
Launches Attack on Senate Foreign Aid Bill
Washington reports the House refused to accept the Senate foreign aid fund of 6.1257 billion and sent the issue to a joint conference. Rep Taber condemned the Senate increase as excessive while the Senate's action boosted aid funds, restoring a 12 month spending period and drawing criticism from Taber and some columnists. The Navy appropriation and TVA measures also moved, with votes and proposed increases returning to the House.
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Washington
House
Senate
Taber
House Appropriations Committee
New York Herald Teisune
New York
Seater Vandenberg
Reich
Marshall
Vandenberg
Chapman Bridges
R-Nh
Caolinterpart
Rep
Vyaber
RNY
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Capehart
Kem
Seqaic
20 Years Ago Today Mess Sergeant Barney Hamimn Details Feed
A fragment notes a July 3 event aiding the American Legion with a mess sergeant named Barney Hamimn detailing a feed. The entry mentions large HOPE letters on City Hall Brooks Hals and a gubernatorial candidate speaking that night. The White River flood covers thousands of acres leaving 700 homeless. A film, The Patent Leather Kid starring Richard Barnheimy Jr., played at the Saeuger.
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Barney Hamimn
American Legion
Brooks Hals
White River Flond
Richard Barnheimey Jr
Saeuger
Sigler Sees Vandenberg As Possible GOP Nominee
New Castle New Hampshire June 16 Gov Kim Sigler of Michigan says he is convinced Senator Vandenberg is available for the Republican nomination. He notes party leaders expect an announcement but doubts Vandenberg will actively seek the office, though this would not hurt his chances. Sigler chairs Michigan GOP convention delegates amid a crowded national GOP scene.
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New Castle
N. H
Kim Sigler
Michigan
Vandenberg
Republian
Sigler
GOP
Vandunbere
Yight Douyay the Bey
First Director of Women in Air Corps Named
Lt Col Geraldina P May, 53, designated as the first director of women in the U S Air Force. Swearing in planned in Air Secretary Symington's office after passage of the Women's Regular Service bill. May, from Albany New York, rose from Des Moines WAC class of 1942 to Air Force duty. later WAC staff director for Air Transport Command.
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Washington
Geraldina P. May
U. S. Air Force
Air Secretary
Symington
Army
Air Force
May
WAC
Des Moines
Iowa
Air Transport Command
Albany
E Y
University of California
San Francisco
Sacramento
Tulsa
Okla
California
House Passes Bill Over Veto in Key Vote
Washington June 18 The House passed over President Truman's veto to shift the U S employment service from Labor to the Federal Security Agency with a 208 to 113 vote, surpassing the two thirds needed. If the Senate overrides, the measure becomes law despite objections.
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Washington
Ifruman
U.S. Employment Service
Federal Security Agency
Truman
Labor Department
Senate
House
Camden Man to Address Medical Meet Speech Declared
Camden man to give speech at the American Medical Association meeting on the legislative political responsibilities of the hour. Dr Robins, a Benneratie national congressman from Arkansas, is slated to speak in Chicago on June 16. England introduces new compact furniture for small houses including an aluminum moving day set with a dressing table and wardrobe chest.
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Camden
Cabsdict
Rehns
Priday Chicaeo
Armerican Medical Association
Roblns
Benneratie National
Arkansas
England
Vandenberg Seen as Key GOP Influence Before Convention
Philadelphia report details Vandenberg’s bid to shape a foreign policy plank and block isolationist drift as the Republican convention nears. Talk of deals among Taft Stassen Dewey and Warren circulates, with Stassen enroute to headquarters and Williams under pressure to clear a No. 2 slot.
Malaria Control Outpost Planned for Helena Area
Heath Department and Public Health Service outline rebirth of a joint malaria control post to reduce mosquito infection rates. Official says the initiative targets high risk areas and aims to lower disease spread as area agriculture remains heavily affected.
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WPI
Heath Department
Pubic Health Service
Jour
Helena
Ovar
TT Ross
Shale
Tuy
Strike Enters Nationwide U S Aluminum Plants
The United Steelworkers ordered a strike at Aluminum Company of America affecting about 20,000 workers in nine plants across nine states. Negotiations over a 15 cent hourly wage increase broke down after the firm offered an 8 percent raise and a contract extension. The AFL union planned a parallel strike for June 23 at other Alcoa plants.
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Pittsburgh
CID
United Steelworkers
Aluminum Company of America
AFL
Alcoa
East St Louis
Ill
Massena
Fayeble Tud
Cresosna
James ‘Thimmel
Thimmel
Lhe Alcoa
Tenn
New Kingsington
Cio-Usw
CIO
Mobile
Ala
Baden
N.C
Eqiciwater
N. 1
Bauxite
Ind
Bridgeport
Conn
Kingston Focal
International Union
Steelworkers Union
AFL Aluminum Workers
Eta
East St. Louis
Laffayette
Cressona
Arabs Reject Open City Plan Amid Jerusalem Row
Cairo June 1 11 Arabs rejected a UN mediation proposal to declare Jerusalem an open city. Fawzi Mulki Pasha said such a move would violate ceasefire terms and prompt Arab forces to evacuate positions they held last month. The Arab League political committee also rejected attending peace talks with Jewish negotiators.
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Aras
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Jerusalem
Fawzi Mulki Pasha
trans-Jordan
Arab League
Patrie Bernadotte
League
Palestine
Old City
Funeral for X. B. Miller at 4 Today
Funeral services for X. B. Miller who died yesterday at his home near slope about Neon were to be held at 4 p.m. today at Herndon-Cornelis Funeral Home. Burial in Tose Lit cemetery. Active pallbearers: Walter Miller, Hugh Reese, Juvk Buller, Bill Miller, Doe Patterson.
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Miller
Suds Wently
Slope
Neon
Herndon-Cornelis Funeval
Tose Lit
Walter Miller
A. Hugh Reese
Juvk
Charles Buller
Bill Miller
Doe Patterson
Hope Police Chief Resigns as City Accepts 750 Acres
W. T. Tate resigns as Hope police chief after directive. J. W. Jones to direct department until new chief named. City accepts about 750 acres northeast of the airport from the government for airport upkeep funds. annexation talk focuses Magnolia Addition Hempstead Heights. Council approves $150 for airport legal services and allocates bond proceeds to water and light plant. several bills for damages and property trades are considered with limited action.
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W. T. Tate
Tate
J. W. (Son) Jones
Pew
Brown
Proving Ground
Hope Municipal
City of
Hope
Magnolia
Hempstead Heights
If Is
Hope Brick Works
Talbot Feild, Jr
Airport Committee
John P. Cox
Crt
Stuart
Police Department
Recre
Hope Development Corp
Kelly Bryant
Cily
Train wreck in Rives leaves one dead and others hurt
A Streight line collision between two northbound freight trains in Rives Tennessee killed Engineer W F Boyd of Fulton Kentucky and H T Douglas of Memphis while H L Newton of Fulton was also killed. Brakeman missing and several injured were taken to a Paducah hospital as cars derailed and the local freight station burned. Officials cite about 19 cars derailed and 300 yards of track torn up with $45000 in equipment damage.
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Rives
Tenn
Streight
Wilnois Central Railroad
W. F. Boyd
Fulton, Ky
H. T Douglas
Memphis
PSR EE
H. L. Newton
Fulton KY
Stephenson
Fulton
W.C. Leake, Jr
Leake
Whitfield Lodge Elects Officers for 60th Year
Whitfield Lodge No 289 elected officers last night with Rufus Hern dow as senior warden and Clyde Zinn as junior warden. A. G. Rives serves as secretary with Bat Palmer as tyler and Bob Griffins also noted. Treasurer A Anderson to serve the 60th year. installation scheduled for June 24. Also mentions 24 percent of US urban dwellings in slum areas in 1940.
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Whitfield Lodge
Woershyt
Rufus Herndow
Drt
Clyde Zinn
Marywmauy
Ienior
A. G. Rives
Massey
Anderson
Rb. Grigsby
Johnson
Bob Griffins Tyler
Bat Palmer
Finlce
Russia Rejects Plan for West German Rule
A Soviet embassy spokesman announced that Russia cannot accept the six power London agreement to establish a separate west German government. Moscow had warned during talks that the plan would violate the Potsdam pact, making today’s official rejection unsurprising. The move targets Britain, the United States, and France’s occupied zones, with France’s assembly still debating the matter.
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Rusia
Britain
Georgi N. Zarubin Ald
William Strang
Russia
Moscow Radio
France
United States
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Zarubin
Strang
Foreign Office
Salvation Army Drive Workers Named for Kickoff Breakfast
The Salvation Army in Hope named campaign workers and a $2400 kickoff breakfast planned for tomorrow at the Hotel Barlow. Guy I. Basye, chairman, said division captains met to assign duties and will brief workers on procedures, urging strong attendance to ensure a one day drive finishing Thursday.
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Salvation Army
Barlow
Guy I. Basye
Basye
Mr. Basye
Claude Tillery
Rotary Division
Chas, Armitags
Terrell Cornelius
Jack Cleary
Paul Klipsch
Earl Clifton
Royce Smith
Geo. Robinson
James Cale
Albert Patton
DeWitt Floyd
Lions
Foy Hammans
Byron Hefnet
J. Boswell
C. D. Lauterbach
R. C. Daniels
Frank King
W. C. Gentry
Pete Shields
Cline Franks
W. A. Horn
Kiwanis
Fred Ellis
Hervey Holt
Charles Routon
Fom Fulton
Franklin Horton
Cecil Weaver
Bill Roberts
Syvelle Burke
Jack Lowe
Henry Hitt
Henry Haynes
American Legion
E. P. Young Jr
Buddy Evans
Vincent Foster
Dorsey Fuller
Oscar Greenberg
Franklin McLarty
Steve Bader
LaGrove Williams
Norma Lewis
J. W. Jones
Annie Sue Andres
Emelene McDowell
Ruth Eilen Boswell
C. C. Thomas
Kathleen DeLaney
Citizens of Hope
Leyal
Homecoming Day Planned at Hermanny Church Near Hope
The Hermanny Methodist Church near Hope will hold Homecoming Day on Sunday June 20 with Rev. Edgar Waddle delivering the sermon. The public is invited to attend.
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Hermanny Methodist Church
Hope
Edgar Waddle
Foes May Delay Drafting for Another Year
Draft foes in the House push to delay conscription until January. Rep Shafer leads opposition, supported by Rep Short, with plans for ongoing selective service and enhanced recruiting. Proposals include pay increases, lower aptitude minimums, and enlistment terms up to two years. Senate action mirrors, targeting 18 to 25 year olds with exemptions for veterans and reserve members.
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Howard Dobson
Washington
Shafer
Reich
Rep
Short
R'Mo
House
Drews
R-Ny
House’ Services Committee
Andrews
Gai
Rk-Pa
Senate
Congress
Ipaces
Thi
National Guard
Air
Jobs Open in Automobile Field at River Ordnance Plant
Employment Security Division reports acute shortage of automotive mechanics and analysts at the RB River Ordnance Plant near Tex ANT. Over 50 jobs available. recruitment at local offices June 21. Wage scales: automotive mechanics 1.18 to 1.61 an hour, analysts 1.24 to 1.51. temporary appointments pending civil service. Contact Lace Employment Security Division, 201 East Second Street.
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RB River
Tex Ant
jMechanics
Todd
M. Jones
Hope Fhe
Ordnance Plant
Intervi
Civil Service
East Second Stree
Hope resident Mrs Brummett dies at 82
Mrs W M Brummett a resident of Hope for 32 years died about 11 a m today at her Foster Avenue home. She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Hope. Survived by two sons Fred Brummett of Lit? and a daughter Mrs Ler lon of Texas. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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W. M. Brummett
Hope
Foster Avenue
Fred Ot P Brummett
Lit
Ler Lon
Texas
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