Castoff Pitcher Sees Senators Rally Past Indians
Jim Bagby faltered in the ninth as Washingtons lineup struck for three runs to edge Cleveland 3 to 1 and clinify the series two games to one. Vernon started the ninth with a flyout before three straight hits scored, sending Bagby to the clubhouse. Box scores detail late offense and key plays with Bagby fanning seven over eight and a third. Attendance noted as 46,000.
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Esaeeeeees
Jim Babgy
Washington Senators
Jem
Bagby
Jim Vernon
Cleveland
Ashington Arbah
Lesesacysnee
Snence
Varnon
Ibae Johnson
Ballivan
Leonard
Ees
Clary
Hackett
Rf Boudreau
Edwards
Eveee
Washington
Rune Balted
Guilivan
Hocker
Boudreau
Priddy
Barri
Neex Priddy
Verdon
Iacuare
Bulliven
Ith van Te Verner
Denning
Bas
Lennard
Bagoe
Vie Mings
Naymeck
Pareed
Batly
Lavita Piu Bagty
Bommel
Lookouts Triumph Over Crackers 9 5 in Fifth Straight
Chattanooga Lookouts beat the Atlanta Crackers 9 to 5 to sweep a series, ground work laid in the first inning with five runs. Guin Creason started, Ed Chitwood relieved, and final line shows four from Lookouts on eight hits while Crone, Chitwood, Corart and Lautz contributed. Travelers chase next game after differing scoring in Little Rock action.
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Lookouts
Chattanooga
Chattanooga Lookouts
Ax Shooter
Atlanta Crackers
Rita
Guin Creasoc
Ed Chitwood
Chitwood
Cathey
Iimings
Atlanta
Crone
Corart
Lautz
Fouthey
Lane
Little Rock
Ark
Bargham
Rubpe Garce
Reece Farogent
Hhota Do Owath
Moran
Lethe Rock
Barros
Husk Faucett
Ounearnet
Dake Baker
Baron Moundeman
Sitration Weil
Mit
New Orleans
Vanderbilt Takes Third In Row From Wildcats
Vanderbilt wins its third straight over Kentucky at Lexington after a strong hitting day. Commodores collect ten hits while holding Kentucky to seven, with Vanderbilt’s standout Bengelicon homering to highlight the contest.
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Lexington
Kentucky Wildcats
Waterestt
Lecay
Commodores
Kentucky
Natsville
Vanderbilt
Wildcat
Graham
Bengelicon
Commodore
Aderbalt
Chucky
Iaham
Owen
Herbert
Tian
Lee Hicago Hospital Appointment After Tough Season
Thornton Lee of the White Sox is headed to the hospital for an arm procedure aimed at curing lingering adhesions in his left shoulder. The left-hander, who previously won 22 games, will undergo manipulation and rest before proving his form again next season. Beecher reference appears as unrelated stray text.
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Thornton Lee
Ungo White Sox
Lee
Major Morris Promoted at Selman Field for Bombardier Proficiency
Captain Jack E. Morris of Los Angeles has been promoted to major and assigned as bombardier proficiency officer at Selman field Monroe Louisiana. He will aid in maintaining proficiency of bombardier officers training as air navigators. He joined the service in 1940 and has instructed at Ellington Midland and Big Spring bombarder schools. He is a 1938 Los Angeles City College graduate and 1943 Central Instructors' School graduate. He was born in New Mexico and previously supervised the typing section for the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power.
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Jack E. Morris
Los Angeles
Calif
Selman Field
Monroe
Morris
Los Angeles City College
Lowry Field
Cole
Randolph Field
Tex
Ellington Field
Midland
Big Spring
Texas
Central
Carlsbad
N. M
New Mexico
Lt Adams Leads Officers Golf Tourney With Stevenson Close
Lt F C Adams remains medalist and leads the first round at Municipal Golf Course as Capt Stevenson and others trail. Results from last week show multiple flight matchups including Goree, Gibson, Culpepper, and Young, with new pairings listed for this week.
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Lt. Adams
Capt
Stevenson
F. C. Adams
M. Schmid
Municipal Golf Course
BR. J. Stevenson
W. C. Gibson
A. M. Culpepper
W. A. Marr
Fo, Adame
R. J. Steverison
R. BD Goree
WC. Gibson
D. L Fowler
W. O. Stelz
J. Ro
G B Weiler
R. Merenda
D. A. Hoy
Ler. Freydberg
R Morteth
Ro Thompson
Ca W. Carter
H. J. Wagner
Ad. Sweeney
FO Manorie
Ho W. Rawstram
A. R Shelton
Leroy Boeb
Ltd
Higdon
Steape
le Dom Mark
Washington
C. R. Widdecombe
B. Cesolina
J. J. Sullivan
A. B. Cleveland
H. & Westcott
J. A. Prugh
H. W Cann
P. &. Stonerock
E. W. Beck
J. Beattie
L. L. Reinsmith
R. Moas
Officers Athletic Area
Officers Club
Wives of Officers Plan Tennis Play
Tennis event organized by wives of officers set to begin at 1 o clock on Monday afternoon. Attendees urged to join at North Fourth Street and participate under the direction of Miss Hairy Hawkins with telephone contact for details.
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Ullicers
Wees
Theosy
Hairy Hawkina
Seer
Warn of Imminent Clothing Rationing In U S
Nelson, production chief, warns Congress that rationing of clothing and textiles in the United States is imminent unless industry and facilities are fully utilized. Testifying before the House Appropriations Committee on a deficiency bill, he said rationing could be avoided but many disagree. The textile division is doing all it can to avert rationing, a task he calls one of the world’s hardest. He notes European countries have rationing, and the U S is trying to dodge it.
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Washington
Congress
Donald M Nckion
United States
House Appro- Poatens
Nelson
WPS
Finland to make June payment on WWI debt to U S
Washington May 14 Finland prepared to meet its June 15 payment on its first World War debt to the United States. A moratorium ended last December and the amount due is 165 945 dollars, with possible inclusion of remaining principal. Urho Taivola of the Finnish legation stated the government will pay.
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Washington
Finland
United States
Helsinki
Urho Taivola
Unrest and German Reaction Rise Across Europe
The report notes growing anti Allied sentiment amid German cooperation with Axis forces, with French resistance linked to De Gaulle and Doer’s navy command moving to Kiel as unrest spreads in France and Belgium. The Fighting French claims a central resistance council formed and sent a message to De Gaulle before his Algeria talks with Giraud.
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Borys
Driteh
Patriota
Atu
Geran
France
Gestapon
Viens
Aiied Ars
Karl Doers
Tie Cheet
Prria
Kiel
Graups
Counteu O
Charles de Gaullle
de Gautle
Algeria
Henri Giraud
Roosevelt Considers Prisoners From Axis Powers to U S
President Roosevelt said a large number of Axis prisoners captured in Tunisia might be brought to the United States but plans are not yet final. He noted the priority is removing prisoners from Africa, avoiding cargo ballast issues, and possibly separating Italian and German prisoners for safety.
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Washington
Troosevelt
Asis
Tunuia
United States
Roosevelt
Africa
Ceggio Calabria
Messina
Naples
Europe
Mount Vesuvius
Sicily
Algiers
Jurgen von Armin
North
Red Cross Aids Military In 1942 Efforts Range Wide
The American Red Cross aided over a million service men and families in 1942. Overseas it opened 130 clubs and test centers for troops and supplied 75 hospital recreation buildings and 1,765 sunrooms. It distributed nearly 2,600 radios 325 moving picture units 51 blood donor centers 365 nurse recruiting stations and produced 570 million surgical dressings.
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American Red Cross
International baseball leagues formed in postwar Britain
London reports plans to expand the sport as eight leagues emerge in England and one in Northern Ireland, signaling baseball’s growing international footprint after the war.
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London
NEA
England
Northern Ireland
Attu Landing Signals Shift in Aleutian Campaign
The navy confirms U S forces landed on Attu on May 11 and are engaged with Japanese troops. Officials outline a strategy focusing on Attu while continuing air attacks on Kiska and preparing Amchitka as a base for future long range operations toward Tokyo and northern Japanese holdings.
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Navy
Attu
Tokyo
U. S
Aleutians
North Pacific
Aleutiana
Dutch Harbor
Kiska
Amchitka
Japan
Kisga
Amer Cay
Midway Island
Central Pacific
Tokyo Steels
Kukiles Isiatretching
Ruaias Amchatka Peninsula
Deaths across towns report multiple obituaries
Pauline Weis 59 died in a Monroe hospital after residencies in Crockett Texas. Funeral planned in Baton Rouge by Mudhearn Funeral Home with daughter Mrs. David Aron as survivor. Celestine Trichel 65 died at home in Fairbanks. Funeral at Saint Matthew's Catholic church with interment in Catholic cemetery. survivors include three sons and four daughters plus many relatives. J M Steen Kelly Albertsons parish report shows Mrs. J M Steen 74 died at home with funeral at Old Bethel church and burial at local cemetery. she leaves five daughters two sons and multiple siblings and grandchildren.
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Pauline Weis
Iol
Crockett
Monroe
Mudhearn
Baton Rouge
David Aron
Celestine Trichel
Fairbanks
Andrew Trichel
Str Matthew's Catholic Church
N. F. Vandegaer
Dixie Funeral Home
Trichel
Paul
Andrew
Vance Trichel
Mra
Eva Baskin
Evie Perot
Ethel Perot
Fostere
Ollie Mae LeBrun
Collinston
Susie Trichel
Bob
Jim
Eunice Trichel
Oak Grove
Joe Trichel
Fondale
John A. Davis
Wiley LeBrun
Frank McMillon
Lawrence McMillon
Leve Trichel
Yancey Perot
J. M. Steen Kelly
J. M. Steen
Old Bethel Church
Hardy Carroll
Wisner
Hart
Tullas Baptist Church
Riser
Pallbeareys
Steen
Bombing Blitz Expands Across Europe In Heavy Night Raids
Allied air forces report heavy losses for enemy interceptors as US bombers crash fighters over Antwerp and strike key targets including Duisburg Meaulte and St Omer. Russian and RAF raids join in the surge, with Berlin and Czechoslovakia also attacked amid vast tonnages of explosives.
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Rayal
Duisburg
Ruhr
Armerian
Meaulte
St. Omer
Naz
Warsaw
Poland
Rabenzechoslovakia
Berlin
Europe
London
Air Medal Given to Turner Field Navigators in World War II
The War Department announced awards of the air medal to 11 graduates of the Selman field advanced navigation school for anti submarine patrols over the Atlantic. The ceremony honored navigators plus other aircrew, with citations praising hazard filled missions and meticulous care. Names and addresses of the Turner Field graduates are listed with hours flown.
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The
War Department
Advanced Navigation School
Selman Field
Turner Field
Albany
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Paul R. Badger
Main Street
Manchester
N. H
Warren X. Boney
Church Street
Biloxi
Miss
Edward M. Brewster
Andover
N. Y
John S. Hunter, Jr
Moreland Avenue
Newton Center
Mass
Charles F. Jennings
Westminster Avenue
Arlington
Hugh A. Moffitt, Jr
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
Francis KE. Skipp, Jr
212Th Street
Queens Village
Queens
New York City
Peter J. Stampen
Orange Street
Portland
Lester Weiss
Post Street
Yonkers
Edward F. Witsell, Jr
Fairglen Road
Bethseda
Marvin D. Zick
Liberty Street
Ripon
Wis
Turner field-Seiman
Edward L. Anderson
West Broadway
Fulton
Private Earl Stovall Donates Pool Digging Equipment
Private Earl Stovall donated his digging equipment to create a pool area. The act shows civic spirit and supports community recreation needs.
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Earl Stovall
Africa freed elements surrender after hours aid
Aled communique states the last remaining elements surrendered at 1145 hours May 13, ending a period of hostage tensions in Africa. No further combatants remain in the area and the immediate danger has subsided.
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Africa
Askman Bones And King Get Captaincies And Lieutenants
Seven Selman field promotions include three captains and four first lieutenants. New captains are Nils M. Askman Beverly Massachusetts engineering officer of the 720th Navigation Training Squadron 1938 Lafayette College graduate James C. Bones Shamrock Texas assistant director of academic training of Group IV former Texas Tech student Howard D. King Columbus Ohio courts and boards officer 1929 Ohio State graduate 1936 Cleveland Law School graduate and Ohio bar member Lieutenants are Lionel C. Cox Anadarko Oklahoma Pre-flight school mathematics instructor master of arts 1927 Southwestern School of Technology William P. Duff Raleigh North Carolina assistant post S-4 former North Carolina State College student Harold D. Frederick Rockford Minnesota physics instructor Pre-Flight school BA from Macalester MA University of Minnesota Stanley L. Hawley Lincoln Nebraska mathematics instructor Pre-Flight school MA University of Nebraska and Nebraska Wesleyan BA
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Nils M. Askman
Beverly
Mass
Lafayette College
James C. Bones
Shamrock
Tex
Group IV
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Howard D. King
Columbus
Ohio State University
Cleveland Law School
Ohio Bar
Lionel C. Cox
Anadarko
Oklo
SouthWestern School of Technology
William P. Duff
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina State College
Harold D. Frederick
Rockford
University of Minnesota
Stanley L. Hawley
Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Roosevelt reports conferring stage on postwar plans
President Franklin D. Roosevelt said at a press conference that allied conferences have not reached decision stage and no news developments are expected until Winston Churchill’s visit ends. He noted Axis prisoners from North Africa may be brought to the United States for further handling, possibly farming.
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United Nations
China
Roosevelt
Churchill
North
Africa
Home Guards
Mutual
Blue
Michigan students taught to swim under compulsory program
Since last June more than 1,000 Michigan students have been taught to swim as part of the compulsory physical training program.
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Ann Arbors
Nea
Michigan
Tax measure battles over 1942 income levies in senate
Senate debates a complex tax plan with votes on withholding levies for wages and 1942 income liabilities. The Rumi provision faced strong opposition while the George plan sought to base current-year taxes on earlier high-income benchmarks, with key divisions between Democrats and Republicans and a Burnside-like cross-party bloc defeating it.
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Senate
O'Daniel
Texas
Connally
House
Ways and Means
Ellender
Louisiana
Bankhead
Alabama
Forand-Robertson
Senate Committee
George
la Follette
Progressive
Wisconsin
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