Yankees Triumph In Ten Inning World Series Thriller
In St Louis on October 7 1939 the New York Yankees defeated the St Louis Cardinals 3 to 2 in ten innings after a pitchers duel between Hugh Pondd Sherdel and Lefty Pennock. Measured at bats and strategic plays shaped the tense contest with key moments including Meusels later game heroics and a decisive late rally by New York. The game featured tight defense and timely hitting as the Yankees pulled ahead in extras to seize a pivotal World Series game.
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A.P.J
Sherdel
Pennock
Yankees
Cardinals
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St. Louis
Bottomley
Pen C Bell
Gehrig
Sagrifice Mensel
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Hornsby
Yalls
Ruth
Combs
Holm
Pennvell
Bell
Botteley
Shardel
Sherdell
Zella
Dineen
O'Bay
Kiem
London coal strike fails to end long stalemate
London Oct 7 The government new bid to settle the coal strike failed as a miners federation delegate conference unanimously adopted a resolution rejecting the proposals after a district vote showed 737000 to 42000 in favor of rejection.
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London
Miners, Federation
Kill Falls City Bandits, Pony City? (adjusted)
Officers in Winfield Kansas believe two men killed in Pueblo last week were the slayers of Cedarvale city marshal Hazel Casebolt. Photos of the dead men, Roy Anderson and Roy Patterson, are tied to the Grahm store robbery near Winfield and a car stolen at Eureka, Kansas. Charles Gable of Cedarvale may identify the suspects as Casebolt’s killers, with Gable present at Falls City shooting.
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APS
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Colo
Hazel Casehall
City
Cedarvale
Falls Cuy
Met
Ae Needle
W. J. Watson
Ito
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Graham Offelé
Casebolt Monsder
Antare
Roy Anderson
Roy Paterson
Casebolt
Eureka
Kan
Charles Gable
Falls City
Rainbow colored cigarettes captivate French smokers
A.P. report notes the state tobacco monopoly in France introduced rainbow colored high priced cigarettes to test demand. The vivid hues like amethyst and emerald drew interest among women, while the monopoly plans broader color varieties under new packaging. The piece blends a consumer trend with a brief sports interlude and a local illness notice, then ends with unrelated ad lines.
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A.P
Fifth Avenue
Bond Street
Rue de la Paix
France
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Emerald
Umonopoly Inter
Armour Grain Co seeks stay to block Oct hearing
Washington Oct 7 A P reports Armour Grain Co asks the DC supreme court to prevent the October 11 Chicago hearing on charges of violating the grain futures trading act. Secretary Jardine designated Fred Lees to hear the case. The company seeks an injunction against the grain futures act commission, including Jardine, the Chicago Board of Trade, and Lees.
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Armour Grain Company Today
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Chicago
Jardine
Fred Lees
Grain Futures Act
Secretari Jardine
Board of Trade of
City of
Lees
Doubts Her Story at Los Angeles Hearing
In Los Angeles on October 7 AP reports Aimee Semple McPherson's preliminary hearing on criminal conspiracy resumed. Murchison, a Douglas police officer, testified about the evangelist's kidnapping story, contrasting his timid voice with his large frame. He traced her desert footsteps toward Sonora on the day she reappeared, while McPherson maintained she was never more than five miles from the boundary line.
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Los Angeles
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Douglas
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Sonora
Mars
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Agua Pieta
Appeals for Clothing Aid From Social Service League
The Social Service League appealed today for shoes and underwear. People with such apparel should call the League to arrange pickup. Clothing in real need will be distributed to relieve hardship.
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Social Service League
Verdigris River Flood Reaches Historic Levels at Coffeyville
Verdigris River rose to its highest stage on record here, about 11 inches from the 1804 mark, with a levee leak in Coffeyville's east bottoms repaired near midnight. Missouri Pacific lines resumed service across the southern division as trains returned to normal operations.
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Missouri Pacific
Southernansas’ Division
Prosecutors Clash Over Miller Daugherty Case
In New York Oct AP coverage of the Miller Daugherty conspiracy trial, attorney William Rand argues Miller committed no crime while releasing assets to Richard Merton. Rand minimizes the champagne dinner timing, and Max D. Steuer counterpoints, criticizing political patronage and defending Daugherty amid testimony about a reform era staff overhaul.
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Thomas ‘W. Miller
Harry M. Daugherty
Today
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Merton
Ritz-Carlton
Daugherty
American Metal Company
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Washington
John T. King
Jesse W. Smith
Department of Justice
Steuer
Harding
Guy D. Goff
Dauygherty
Cohns See President at White House Visit
W H Cohn reports a son Marcel wrote of a near view of President and Mrs. Coolidge at the White House during a Philadelphia Sesquicentennial visit. The Co hns, strolling past the mansion, spotted a gold braided guard and obtained a rare close-up of the two famous figures before continuing to New York City.
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Cohn
Coolidge
Marcel
White House
Haskell Orders Buffaloes for Big Pow Wow Feast
Haskell authorities plan to import four buffaloes from Wichita Mountain game reserve in Oklahoma near Lawton and Fort Sill. The animals will be fenced and transported to Lawrence to be sacrificed for the Pow Wow dedication of the Haskell stadium. A Comanche Kiowa joint committee will select the buffaloes and oversee their journey, with Louis Bighorse expected to lead preparations for the feast on October 30.
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Wichita Mountain
Oklahoma
Lawton
Fort Sill
Haskell Stadium
Lawrence
Louis Bighorse
Osagg
Douglas County to Open Bids on Two Bridges Near Lawrence
The Douglas County Commission will open bids Friday October 29 at 2 PM for the construction of two bridges on U S Highway 73 south of Lawrence. One bridge replaces the old Dutton bridge over the Wakarusa River with a reinforced concrete arch and approaches, the other is a new steel structure about a quarter mile from the Franklin County line. Funds come from the county bridge fund with gasoline money slated for road work. Plans are on file with the engineer and county clerk. Work on related North Side project and hard surfacing near Lawrence progresses with contracts signed and slated start in a week or ten days.
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Ers
Lawrence
Dutton
Wakarusa River
Franklin County
County Bridge Fund
X. J. Kennedy
U. S. 23
State Highway Commission
Threj
North Home Burns in 412 Mile Northeast of Lawrence
A house fire destroyed the Tohn North home located 412 miles northeast of Lawrence early today. Mrs. John North noticed the flames around 5:80, waking six children and evacuating them with a few belongings. The seven room two story dwelling was largely burned. cause unknown but suspected defective flue. Mr. North was away in Leavenworth on business and Insurance was minimal.
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Tohn North
Lawrence
John North
North
Rotary luncheon to feature University tumblers act
Members of the Rotary club will host a luncheon next Monday featuring a tumbling act performed by four University students. Herbert Allphin, director of gymnastics and swimming coach at the University, will supervise. A letter from Rotarians in New Zealand will be read by John R Barnes, Memorial High School principal, who will speak on New Zealand after the reading.
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Herbert Allphin
the University
Mets
Newpacetland
John R.’ Barnes
Memorial High School
Night classes planned at Liberty Memorial high school
Night school will assemble at Liberty Memorial high school next Monday at 7:30. Home economics will meet in the study room while shop mathematics and allied subjects meet in the mechanical drawing room under Superintendent H. F P. Smith.
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H. F P. Smith
Ae Pen
Daylight Your Kitchen IT Best Ratio Service
Partial OCR lyric style snippet mentions daylight and kitchen with unclear branding. No clear event people places or dates features. Summary focuses on fragmentary product phrasing rather than a definite reportable item.
Play by Play Report on Wisconsin Game Fans Invited
Fans are urged to join the crowd Saturday afternoon in front of the Journal-World building for a live play by play of the Kansas Wisconsin game. The Journal-World will wire from the press box and an operator will tick off plays. the account will be announced from the second story window.
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Lawrence concert schedule from University of Kansas offerings
Dean Swarthout announces a Lawrence concert series featuring Genevieve Rice Cowden soprano with the Kansas City Little Symphony, plus guest artists such as Efre Zimbalist violinist Maria Kuslenko soprano, Richard Croaké tenor, and Percy Grainger with Manhattan Opera. Wide lineup includes broadcasts, security with pre-sale mail orders and in-store tickets at Bellis Music and Roumi Corner.
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Lawrence
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Manhattan
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Chicard Son
Kansas City
Maria Kustenko
Atwater Kart Corporation
Carter
Pacific
Richard Croaké
Percy Grainger
Manhattan Opera Company
Swarthont
University Rac Arts
Bellis Music Store
Roumi
Kiwanis Talk on Organization and Service
Des Howard Hill head of the public speaking department at the State Agricultural College addressed the local Kiwanis club on organization membership and club management. He warned that clubs failing to find a definite program tied to community effort struggle and urged focused community service to ensure members have active roles. In other news Commander Richard Byrd began a nationwide tour promoting commercial aviation aboard the airplane fAick.
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State Agricultural College
Kiwanis Clubs
Kiwanis Club
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Cuic
Byrd
Washington
fAick
Richard
Aviatii
Redskin Dancers Set For World Championship Pageant
The article notes that top Indian dancers led by Haskell are preparing for an international championship in the near future. Dancers from Fort Thompson and Okla rock the stage with rhythmic routines and a variety of named performers listed among participants. The event is billed as the world's premier display of indigenous dance with a focus on traditional regalia and ceremonial movement.
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Richard to Speak on European Conditions and War Debts
Pastor A Richard, member of the Sherwood Eddy party, toured Europe last summer studying conditions. He will speak on the war debt reparations and Europe’s future, comparing dictatorship and democracy, at a Chamber of Commerce event and a Merchants Bureau meeting in Lawrence.
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