Yanks Bring Two Prospects into Major League Fold
The New York Yankees swapped outfield and catcher Myril Hoag and Joe Glenn for pitcher Oral Hildebrand and Colonel Mills. The move clears room for minor leaguers Charles Keller and Buddy Rosar from Newark, who recently topped the International League batting race. Keller led the league in 1937 and Rosar hit near .387 this season.
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New York
Yankees
Charles Keller
Buddy Rosar
St. Louis Browns
Myril Hoag
Joe Glenn
Brownies
Oral Hildebrand
Browns
Colonel
Buster) Mills
Boston Red Sox
Newark Bears
University of Maryland
Keller
Rosar
Yankee
Bladder irritation warning and 4 day test offer
A promotional notice urges readers to try Bukets to flush excess acids from the kidneys warning that irritation can cause waking at night frequent or scanty urine and back or leg pain. It lists Briant's Drug and John S Gibson Drug Co as local outlets.
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Briant's Drug
John S. Gibson Drug Co
Prescott Wolves Meet Bearden Bears Thursday Night
Prescott Arkansas previewed as the Curly Wolves seek a fifth win in eight starts at Camden against Bearden. Eddie Danner is out with a knee injury. F Stuart will replace him. The team aims to rebound from a 28 point loss to Bearden last season and regain form through strong blocking and tackling.
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Prescott
Ark
Curly Wolves
Camden
Bearden Bears
Wolves
Eddie Danner
Ster
F. Stuart
Bears
Oklahoma Prohi Graft Probe Opened By Governor Marland
Oklahoma Governor Marland asked for a grand jury or court of inquiry in Atoka County to probe reports a protection payoff deal for bootlegging entered Oklahoma during a September 1937 clubhouse party near Stringtown. Tulsa World documents, presented by Tulsa County Attorney Dixie Gilmer, prompted the inquiry context. A separate note mentions unarmed dives for octopuses by a Oregon youth.
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Oklahoma City
Marlend
Atokal
Oklahoma
Stringtown
Marland
Dixie Gilmer
Tulsa County
Gilmer
Tulsa World
Walter Biscup
Capitol
Tulsa Newsman
the World
Fort Worth
Texas
Fort Smith
Fayetteville
Ark
17-Pound Baby Reported In U S In Miss
HATTIESBURG Miss April 4 Dr R R McNease of Sumrall said he attended the birth of a 17 pound son to Mrs Alex Dement of Bassfield Miss born October 14 the baby was perfectly formed and the largest at birth he had seen in 26 years of practice The mother and infant were reported to be doing well Also Dr H B Alsebrook of New Orleans noted the birth weight and cautioned about scale accuracy saying two sets of approved scales are needed for a true record.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
R. R. McNease
Sumrall
Alex Dement
Bassfield
McNease
QO. K
Dement
de. H. B. Alsebrook
New Orleans
Germany and Italy Mediate Czechoslovak Hungarian Border Talks
Czechoslovakia and Hungary neared agreement on the border dispute after Czechoslovak mediation proposals received by Hungary. Germany and Italy accepted arbitration in principle, but Prague and Budapest differed on whether occupation of disputed Hungarian areas should wait for arbitration decisions. Hungary pressed for plebiscites in eight districts, including four major towns, while Czechoslovakia urged settlement by arbitration.
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Budapest
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Germany
Prague
Washington and Texarkana Social Visits Reported
Washington Mrs Doyle Crittenden of Hartford visits her parents Mr and Mrs Jasper Lively and Mrs O A Williams and daughter Gwendolyn spend weekend with relatives in Texarkana and attend circus. Mrs C C Stuart and Buddy Stuart of Hope visit here Saturday. Mrs H C Casey of Butterfield guests this week of her parents Mr and Mrs A P Delany. Mrs Earl Bruce spending several days in Hope. Miss Fannie Jane Elmore of Brinkley spends weekend with Rev and Mrs W E Elmore. Lee McDonald and George Rowe visit Nevada county this week. Miss Mary Catts visits from Mope Saturday. Mrs Lee Holt weekend with Miss Kathryn Holt in Texarkana then visit Rudessa La.
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Hartford
Jasper Lively
O. A. Williams
Gwendolyn
Texarkana
C. C. Stuart
Buddy Stuart
Hope
H. C. Casey
Butterfield
A. P. Delany
Earl Bruce
Alma Gluck Zimbalist Dies at 44
Famed opera singer Alma Gluck Zimbalist, 44, widow of Efrem Zimbalist, died Thursday in New York. The brief obituary is accompanied by news of social visits, local events, and community notices, including Halloween plans and a Presbyterian Auxiliary meeting in Hope. Gen. Robert E. Lee started the first journalism classes in the United States.
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New York
Alma Gluck Zimbalist
Efrem Zimbalist
Robert E. Lee
Journalism
United States
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