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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1934
Page
7
veteran baseball observer reviews how Cincinnati Reds under Crosley and Isphair may adopt Giants style. Dressen’s candid approach and farm system focus are praised as key to rebuilding, with references to roster turnover and past Cardinals connections.
The passage from Nashville discusses a ballpark event at Crosley Field and the influence of managers. It mentions Charley Stoneham and Memphis Bill in control of hiring firing and salaries, with Terry's attitude summarized as "T suits me."
Good defense is the key to solving complex bridge problems says WM. BE. McKENNEY, American Bridge League secretary. The column analyzes a recent duplicate game where West's defense and East West cooperation determined the outcome, with discussion of opening leads and strategic discard decisions.
Government forecasts higher food prices in fall and winter due to general trends and drought. Nine staple foods should stay normal or above, including cereals and sugar. potatoes and legumes may drop, with pork possibly 30 percent below normal. Citrus supplies rise, beef and lamb stay above normal but dip in winter. Households can counter higher costs by cooking shifts and using fish, cheese, and canned meats. dried milks offer alternatives if milk prices surge.
Washington reports on government efforts to curb price rises in food and to control producer profits under the Agricultural Adjustment Act. Officials discuss licensing powers, potential minimum and maximum prices, and NRA code enforcement while avoiding broad price fixing.
In Poolesville Aug 29 William Schaffer of Seneca hosted F A A Club members and M M Wilson at dinner. Master Jack Cissel of Silver Spring visited Woodward brothers. Maynard Luhn family spent days with Baltimore relatives. Roger Sellman of Harrisburg Pa visits brother Charles Sellman. Poolesville Barnesville Young Men’s Democratic Club met at Waverly Hall with speakers Robert Peter Jr and Judge D A De Lashmiutt. Miss Rowe of Frederickshoro Va and R V Cooney of Bethesda were guests of Mrs D A.
A brief item notes a person staying recently at a Southern Methodist church and overnight guest H W Spurrier. It also records R W Jones returning to work in Washington after vacation with his aunt Mrs Charles Elgin.
The passage blends quotes from figures like Jess Willard and Walter Fo Schmidt on boxing and industry revival, plus C Ray Hansen on crime and public protection. It mentions Father Charles E. Coughlin and missionary work by Elder Allen Benson, while sports figures Clark Griffith and Joe Cronin discuss Albany assignments and Benson's pitching duties with two games lost.
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