Auction sale and buy sell positions from Missouri ad page
An early spring classified page lists an auction at 1204 Moreland Avenue on Thursday June 7 1945 at 1 00 p m with household goods furniture radios books and more including a piano desk spinet desk lawn furniture and kitchenware sold by Mrs Florence Hyde with auctioneer G E Kyger Also numerous buy sell trade ads for concrete blocks crushed stone furniture and rentals across multiple local addresses and services noting economic activity and lodging options in the area.
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Moreland Avenue
Florence Hyde
G. E. Kyger
G. E
Singer Sewing Center
Dunklin
Sherwin Williams
Scruggs-Guhleman
Vista
Hobart
John Adcock
McKinney’s Cafe
Ferriss and Mueller Spark Early Baseball Wins
Dave Ferriss of the Boston Red Sox and Les Mueller of Detroit led a wave of early season wins in a chaotic day across the league. Ferriss, unbeaten in seven starts, delivered a five-hitter in a 6-2 Red Sox win over Cleveland as Mueller blanked the Yankees 2-0 at Yankee Stadium to keep Detroit competitive. Brooklyn and St Louis won in tight finishes, while Chicago, Philadelphia, and Washington faced setbacks and injuries impacted pitching staffs across several clubs.
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Dave . Ferriss
Les Mueller
Ferriss
Army Air Corps
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Senators Sre
Detroit
al Benton
Cleveland
Tribe
Red Sox
Mueller
Newark
Yankees
Tiger
Steve O'Neill
Mircéller
Tigers
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Braves
Ob. Walter
Phillies
Incinnati
New York
St. Louis Browns
Mickey Haefner
Brownies
Bobby Estatella
Philadelphia
Chicago White Sox
A’s
Don Black
Cal Hubbard
Jack
Connie Mack
All-American Golf Tourneys Set Cash Prize Record
Chicago June 1 AP reports a prize purse of 60,233 in war goods and stamps will be awarded at the 1945 All-American golf tournaments. The event runs July 23 to 29 at Tom O'Shan ter country club, marking an all time tournament high.
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Chicago
Tom O'Shanter Country Club
Cochran to Fight Lello in Non-title Bout Tonight
Freddie Red Cochrane welterweight world champion from Elizabeth New Jersey is expected to be in top condition as he meets Pete Lello of Chicago in a 10 round non-title bout in Jacksonville Florida tonight.
Baseball scoreboard from The Associated Press
National League results with Cincinnati routing Philadelphia eight to one and St Louis defeating Boston nine to four. Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh six to four and New York won over Boston? The Chicago rain affected games. American League scores include Boston six Cleveland two and Philadelphia three Chicago two, Detroit two New York zero, plus St Louis at Washington two.
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Pet
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Weekend Fishing Outlook Shows Poor Conditions
Reports from the Conservation Commission forecast overall slower fishing in Missouri this weekend with some improvement in the southern part of the state. Bass season opened with spotty success statewide, lake fishing likely fair to good at the Ozarks, Niangua and Big Niangua arms clearer for plug casting and bait. Crappie and white bass reported in Niangua arms and Gravois arm creeks, bass and crappie fair below dams. Taneycomo region seeing falling and clearing water, fishing poor on opening days. Wappapella Lake muddy and falling. St Francis River and upper lake muddy with good crappie and bass on live bait.
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Missouri
Conservation ‘Commission
Ozarks
Gravois
Taneycomo
White River
Wappapella
St.Francis River
Sports Mirror: Year-Old Inductions and Historic Trades
Today a year ago Beau Jack and Bob Montgomery joined the United States Army. Three years ago the Red Sox sold first baseman Jimmy Foxx to the Cubs after all American League clubs waived him. Five years ago Pitt won the IC-4A title with 29 points at Cambridge Massachusetts. Ten years ago Babe Didrickson turned golf pro.
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Associatedo Press
Beau Jack
Bob Montgomery
United States Army
Red Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Chicago Cubs
Pitt
Cambridge
Mass
Babe Didrickson
Appropriations For War Born Agencies Trimmed
Washington June 1 AP The House Appropriation Committee cut sharply into 1946 funds for war born agencies calling the measure the beginning of the end of such bodies Most agencies already trimmed by Truman were reduced further with one exception the operation of state marine schools kept intact The bill totals 769 764 850 and leaves OPA FEPC and FEPC funds in question FRA hold until lend lease figures arrive Largest allotment went to the War Shipping Administration 437 325 000 with a 48 270 000 cut below budget estimates and 367 000 000 for its revolving fund
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Washington
House Appropriation Committee
Truman
Office’ of Civilian Defense
War Relocation Authority
Office of Price Administration
Foreign Economic Administration
Fair Employment Practices Committee
OPA
FEPC
Congress
FRA
White House
War Shipping Administration
Drury Professor Joins Missouri Historical Society
Dr Dorothy Penn chair of modern languages at Drury College Springfield joins the Missouri State Historical Society staff for the summer to research original materials on French settlers in Missouri and the life of early explorer De Bourgmond in the Missouri Valley.
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Columbia
Dorothy Penn
Department of
Drury College
Springfield
State Historical Society
Revival meeting to boost college baseball gains momentum
A Colgate coach led survey shows only 242 of 682 American colleges list baseball officially, sparking a revival meeting with Penn State’s Joe Bedenk to revive the sport. Also notes multiple sports figures and events from dogs and pheasants to college football and naval air station baseball.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Eppie Barnes
Colgate
Eppie
Penn State
Joe Bedenk
Mutual Program Schedule on KWOS Radio June 1 1945
Radio listing for KWOS shows an afternoon and evening 1945 schedule with Mutual network programs and performances by Curt Massey Gabriel Heatter and various bands including Bobby Sherwood Guy Lombardo and Art Mooney among others. The timetable spans 6:00 AM to midnight with news reports sports and music blocks.
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Chick Carter
Superman
Tom
Fulton Lewis Jr
Roddy Kilowatt
Mutual
Curt Massey
Gabriel Heatter
Tami Mauriello
Steve Dudas
New York
Bobby Sherwood
del Courtney
Guy Lombardo
Elton Britt
Dick Brown
Capitol
Bill McCune
Hal Aloma
Bud Waple
Halloran
Johnny Richards
Memo
Art Mooney
Gene Krupa
Carleton Hauk
Hawaii
American Eagle
Britain
Musical Sports Page
Frank Singiser
the News
Jean Goldkette
Shady Valley
Fights Last Night by Associated Press
Fragments report boxing results with Mau rice Lachance and Vince DellOrto going 10 rounds at FT Hamilton. Abie Kaufman stopped Jimmy Mills in Fall River while George Butler defeated Chuck Ackworth by knockout in Fall River.
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Associated Press
FT. Hamilton
N.Y
Maurice
Lefty) Lachance
Lisbon
Vince Dell’Orto
New York
Fall River
Mass
Abie Kaufman
Philadelphia
Jimmy Mills
Newark
George Butler
Waterbury
Chuck Ackworth
London
Ont
Derby announcer Ted Husing to host year’s Kentucky Derby
Renowned radio sportscaster Ted Husing is chosen to describe the 14th consecutive Kentucky Derby on air this Saturday June 9. Husing first covered the turf classic in 1929, marking a long tenure with the event. A note mentions robber fly anatomy with curved leg hooks enabling midair prey capture.
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Husing
New York
Ted Husing
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IA Buescher Funeral Home
New
Bloomfield
Business’ Service
Singer
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Central Trust Bank
Hither
Sondermeyer Farm
Callaway County
Reau Drive
West High
Cherry
Shieles Motor Company
Broadway
Chevrolet
E. McCarty
Heisinger Motor Co
Sappenfield & Sims
E. High
OAK Lumber
Farmer Lumber CO
Tennyson
Jefferson, Maytag
Gene Schneider Refrigeration Company
Woodman Engineering
Capitol Avenue
Paul Barry
E. Capitol
Atlas Material Co
Cummins Cafe
McKinney’s
Selmier Peerless
Missouri Hotel
Miss Gibson
Warwick Village
Ralph Scott
W. Dunklin
WMG
United States Employment Service
Connie’s
Clark Avenue
Handyman
Ott
Porter
Central Hotel
Jefferson City Baking Co
Mr. Russell
Black & White Cab Co
Leonard Fagen
N. Dunklin
O. W. Smith
E. Dunklin
Black
Jefferson City Roofing Co
B. Loethen
J. W. Mohr
Skelly Station
Henry Talken
Schuberts
Rt. 3
Scales
Jefferson City
Oliver Leach
E. Ashley
Clark Jewel
Haviland
George Bordeaux
Geo. W. Rudy
Boys Scout
Phonograph
Capital Coal Co
McCormick
D. C. Smart
Tebbetts
John Deere
Palomino Farms
New Bloomfield
Brown Feed & Produce Co
Eggs & Staley’s
W. Main
Zeigler
Franklin County
J. D. Reed Coal CO
West Main
F. M. Stamper Co
Jefferson Phone
Stanley Shaw
E. Miller
Busch Florist
Madison
Kolkmeyer
W. McCarty
Sudan
Schrimpf
Lespedeza
Hammer Flour & Feed
Harrison
Bishop Florist
RANCER SHOE _ CO
Durham
N. C
Sterling Feather. CO
North Broadway
BENZ
Jefferson Street
Milo Walz
Monroe
McCarty
Moreau
Algoa Road
Jefferson Heights
Jackson
Mulberry
VOSS
St. Mary’s
Southside
Maytag
Hoover
Southside Building & Loan
Court House
Gundelfinger
Moreau Park
C. S. Hudson
South Jefferson
Woodcrest
East Circle
Frank Newham
Cole County Abstract Co
Fulkerson
Decker Insurance Agency
Hazelton
North
Hazelton Drive
Lafayette
George Rehagan
Clark
Miller Street
Robert Walker
Hermann, Mo
Adams & Oak Streets
Huegel
Bald Hill Road
Elston Coleman
Renick
The
United Pras
Sports Mirror
Historical Society
Orrin Benson
Eagle
Wis
Fargo
N.D
Benson
DeWitt Coulter
West Point
Jersey Jones
Baltimore
William Helis
Jack Pa»lozzolo
Newark Dodgers
Georgia
Texas Christian
Charley Gehringer
Jacksonville Naval Air Station
Fountain of Youth
St. Augustine
Henry Gladstone
Leonard Stokes
Rotary
Montgomery Ward
Duke of Stonewall
Stonewall King
Ralph Taylor
John Burris
Ashland Ground Road
Columbia, Mo
W.P.B
Monroe Calculating Machine Company, Inc
East High
Rey
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