Yankees Hold Advantage Over Browns In Pitching Clash
New York Yankees enjoy a clear edge in pitching over the St. Louis Browns as the series concludes. Urban Shocker tops the American League in right handed prowess, but overall team success hinges on support and development of hurlers. Critics note Huggins’ influence on pitcher performance and suggest the Browns may need more deep season assistance to restore form.
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Davin 'Z. Walsh
Avi
N.S. Star
SW York
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Browns
van Gilder
Pratt
Kolp
Yankees
Kilop
Huggis
Jenry
Batttle
Lee Fohl
Huggins
Hoyt
Mays
Osborne
Davis
Pruett
Bayne
Shocker
St. Louis
West Bank
Mississippi
Yarkees
Legion committees push for war trophies bill report
American Legion National Legislative and Military Policy Committees moved to secure a favorable House Military Affairs Committee report on a bill for equitable distribution of war trophies to states. Action aims to enable a vote during the current session.
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Washington
National Legislative and Military Policy Committees
The
American Legion
House Military Affairs Commission
Man to retire C. J. Gregory from postal service at Blairs ville
C J Gregory of Blairs ville will retire from the postal company after three years of service. Reaching the age limit, he leaves his post on September 1.
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C. J. Gregory
Postal Company
Blairsville
Hae
Retirement of Blairsville telegraph worker C J Gregory
C J Gregory of Blairsville retires September 1 after 31 years in Blairsville with the Postal Telegraph Company, now age 70. He earned up to 50 dollars a month, built several homes, and recalls hourly bricklaying rates shifting from 90 cents to 1 25 with union rules. Other local industries report rush orders and water scarcity issues.
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Blairsville
C. J. Gregory
Postal Telegraph Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gregory
Merest County
South Bend to see large new oil refinery project
Consumers Service Company plans a modern refinery beyond city limits offering gasoline and other products. The $200,000 program covers 10 acres with storage, lubrication oil production, and by products facilities. Executives Woolums Patchin Morse spearhead effort, aided by local dealer Heller and Indiana link. Pension examiner Talimade reports in town today.
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South Bend
Ind
News-Times
Middle-West
Consumers Services Company
Indiana
W. H. Woolums
A. E. Patchin
C. V. Morse
A. H. Heller
Consumers Company
Indianon Corporation
Woolums
New Music Director Named at Pennsylvania State College
Richard Grant of Somerville Massachusetts was appointed director of music at Pennsylvania State College replacing C C Robinson who left to become dean at Ohio University. Grant, 8 years as school music director in Winchester and Lexington Massachusetts, will start September 13. He studied at the Peabody Institute and New England Conservatory and has toured Panama and the Pacific Coast with ensembles appearing in many eastern cities. Mrs Grant is an organist and pianist.
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Goodyear
State College
Richard Grant
Somerville
Mass
Pennsylvania State College
C. C. Robinson
wWo
University of Ohio
Grant
Inchester
Lexington
Mags
Panama
Pacific Coast
New York City
Hollis Dann
State Department of Public Instruction
Eastern Music Supervisors’ Conference
Pulse Club
Organisation of New England Directors of
Local visitors and shoppers make rounds across towns
Miss Monna Rittenhouse and others from Virginia Indiana and Edin visited Chestnut Grove for a Sunday service. Ruth Bartholomew stayed with Merle Bartholomew in Marion Center. P Lee Fletcher and C W Stineman each made Indiana trips. Bartholomews and families hosted and hosted visitors from Rochester Mills Homer City and Johnstown.
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Monna Rittenhouse
Virginia
Charles Emmerich
Mieg Hazel Kinter
Grace Williams
Indiana
Freeteffy
Edin
Chestnut Grove
Mins Bartholanes
Ghevy Chase
Misa Ruth Bartholomew
Merle Bartholomew
Marion Center
P. Lee Fletcher
Business Legliard
C. W. Stineman
L. M. Bartholomew Sens
Ray Kinter
Rochester Mills
W.E. Kinter
Will Livingston
Earl Jivingston
Derry
John Keller
Earl Bartholomew
Marion
Cramer
Robert
Johnstown
W. H. Bartholomew
Charles Emamerich
Homer City
Kenwood Dots of Willet Area Attend Institute and Events
Miss Ids Kottaring of near Willet attended the Teachers Institute in Indiana last week. Ethel and Iva Emigh joined Nora Emigh and Hazel Buterbaugh at singing school at Manor. Mrs Jennie Stephens visited Mrs Zenas Sta ena. Mrs Sherman Barnett went to Indiana for her father’s funeral. Susan Henry, with grandson Perrin Huston, traveled in Indiana. Pearl and Harold Gray of Machaneisburg stayed with Frank Emigh’s family. Robert D Holmas Jr with grandfather Mr Holmes in East then. Mrs C A Conner and Miss Elizabeth Elwood called on Sadi and Fligsbeth Dinwiddie Friday. Mrs Frank Emigh and Mem pane Mizu Learn spent Saturday at Patterson.
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Ethel
Iva Emigh
Teachers’ Institute
Indiana
Nora
Emigh
Hazel Buterbaugh
Manor
Jennie Stephens
Zenas Staena
Sherman Barnett
Susan Henry
Perrin Huston
Pearl
Harold Gray
Machane Isburg
Frank Ema
Mem Pane Mizu
Ear Patterson
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National Plate Glass Works
Silk Mill
Nelson
Brown Packing House
Pension Examiner
Theodore Talimade
Special Pension Examiner
Pittsburgh
Ada
J. M. Stewart & Co
J. L. Culp Rising Bros
Philadelphia St
Sixth St
Indiana, Pa
C.C. Mellor Co., Inc
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
C. C. Mellor Co., Inc
C. C. Mellor Co
Indiana County
Frank H.rees
Punxsutawney
Steinway
Vose
Pianoias
Chauncey
Krakauer
Round House
Fair Grounds
Elbert
Silas C. Streams
Philadelphia Street
Penna
Sema
Bolt
Fenn
Ee A
Kenwood
Ids Kottaring
Willet
Waa
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