Big League Scores From Yesterday and Today
Yesterdays results in the American League include St Louis 3 over Detroit 2 in eight innings to allow St Louis to catch a train. Chicago 3 beat Cleveland 2. Boston and Washington postponed by agreement as Boston heads to Detroit. Today New York meets Chicago and other pairings follow in Detroit and St Louis. National League results show Pittsburgh 12 over St Louis 7 and New York 2 Philadelphia 1 24 game. Brooklyn-Boston and Philadelphia-New York first game postponed due to wet grounds.
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Local Gan Club Holds Last Indoor Shoots
The Middle town Rifle Club held its final indoor shoot on a Friday evening with high scores listed. Notables include John Gal Draith 72 HD Parker Tl F N Jordan 69 William Beers 69 and Jos Schramm 63. The indoor season ends and outdoor shooting on the Niagara Peninsula course is planned for July.
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Ellenville Quietly Observes Memorial Day
Ellenville marked Memorial Day with a toned down program. Ward Post members decorated graves by car, then returned home. Services were held at St John’s Episcopal Church with a nation-focused prayer. Local figures and staff changes were noted, including educators and military assignments.
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Meeting of War Stamp Captains In Goshen June 5
County Director Leander Purdy has called a county meeting of War Savings Stamp captains for Wednesday June 5 in Goshen to discuss plans for the intensive drive to reach 320 per capita. State committee plans for the drive will be presented. June 22 28 set for oversubscription efforts in Orange County.
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Salisbury Mills News Brief Moves and Tragedy
Salisbury Mills reports Patsy Baccaro a young Italian employed at the paper mill was called away with the selects from Goshen last Monday. Mrs Clarence Dewitt of Port Jervis visited her mother Mrs Jas Johnston last week. Charlie Barry a 20 year old paper mill employee was called away by his mother's death this week. Egbert Seaman the road com mis- sioner was mentioned in the excerpt.
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Fire losses in Jeffsonville insurance adjust losses
In Jeffsonville on June 1 the fire damage from May 10 destroyed six properties and damaged others. Insurance adjustments show many victims fared worse than expected as insurers will average less than half of the losses on the destroyed properties.
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Phoenix launches 1300-ton tank ship sponsored by Mrs Harriman
Chester Pa June 1 The Phoenix a 1300 ton tank ship built by the Chester Shipbuilding Company was launched yesterday Mrs E H Harriman of New York served as sponsor The vessel was contracted for by the Cunard line but was commandeered by the Emergency Fleet Corporation Read the Times Press Want Ads.
The Landloper at Stratton Tonight
Harold Lockwood stars in Metro's Holman Day adaptation The Landloper with Pauline Curley and Stanton Heck in supporting roles. Bert Starkey and William Clifford also appear. two showings tonight at 7 and 9 with 15 cent admission plus a Smiling Bit Parsons comedy and a Mutt and Jeff feature.
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Show Shop Tonight and German Intrigue Featured
Advertisements preview three daily performances at 3215 with general admission at 25 cents and a Dee Shop screening tonight. The second ad touts a German intrigue plot and a Pathe Weekly segment, with performances at 7 and 9 and a 10 cent visual admission.
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