Soft ball gains foothold as amateur sport nationwide
Laws announce George Harold Sisler promoting soft ball as an amateur game with the American Soft Ball Association forming standards and rules. Leaders include Ian Y. Griffith and John Stroud Jr., stressing accessibility, safety, and wide participation across ages and genders.
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Laws
George Harolder
Wis
American Soft Ball Association
Amercan Fe Bal Association
Suler
Ian Y. Griffith
Soner
John Stroud, Jr
University of California
R. W. Berson
St Louis
Theerican Institute of Park Executes
Junior Todd
San Diego
Sister
America
hAwe
Belleview Girls Quartet Render Selections Across Maryland Assembly
The Bellview Girls Quartet from Memphis Tennessee render selections at each service during the Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly, which gathered at Braddock Heights beginning July 3. Singing has been a featured part of recent meetings, enjoyed at several large venues.
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Belleview Girls
Memphis
Tenn
Eaca
Maryland
Braddock Heights
Andy Time
Asseen
Muuch
Cardinals and Beattie Feathers Join Reds This Spring
The piece notes Beattie Feathers and Cardinal players will join the Cincinnati Reds this spring after failing to make the grade in Ohio, with Hale Haas facing a tough series in Philadelphia. Centerfield banter from fans underscores a lively, period-voice ballpark scene.
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Cardinals
Beattie Feathers
Tennessee
Cincinnati Reds
Ohio
Hale Haas
Philadelpha
Quaker City
Centerfield
White Sox
Local Social Notes From Baltimore Trip Weeks
Mrs Thelma Barnes served as bridesmaid in Winfield. Raymond Jenkins spent a day in Baltimore. The Pickers of Philadelphia enjoyed a week’s vacation at home. Exmer Jeniors and Charles Jenkins hosted a weekend gathering. Wiliam Pickex and Joseph Pickex families shared a weekend near Frederick. Laura Coveremacs and Sturrar visited New Market. Gereidmine Frizz returned home after time with grandparents and George Koung. Marshall Buckingham near Westmin. Miss Gladys Willas continued social visits.
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Baltimore
Thelma Barnes
Raymond Jenkins
B. Pickers
Philadelphia
Exmer Jeniors
Charles Jenkins
Wiliam Pickex
Frederecx
Joseph Pickex
W. F. Barnes
Jeannene Conoway
Westmins
Raymond Frack
Jay Conoway
Laura J. Coveremacs
Sturrar
New Market
Gereidmine Frizz
George Koung
Rober
Hat
Ety Road
Edgar
Ower
Pavemts
Amd
Marshall Buckingham
Westm
Gladys Willas Cenimnes
Winfield Homemakers Club Plans July Meeting At Mrs Grimes Home
Winfield Homemakers Club resumes after a June gathering at Mrs Farrer’s home near Gypsy Hot. The group adjourned in absence of the president and appointed July 18 at Mrs Roland Grimes’ residence. Members listed include Mrs Olen Wilson Mrs Howard Horton and others. A drama program Romance of Methodism was presented and members prepared plans to attend Epworth League Institute at Minnuia Lake Park.
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Winfield Homemakers Club
Roland Grimes
Winfrex
Clayton Bloom
Kester Myers
Thomas Koomz
H. Graham
William DePree
Olen Wrles
Edward Vooght
How- Horton
Edgar Peckett
Ckett
Sewell Easton
Roland Gimes
Mamie Farrer
Baker
Dorothy Friz
Eid Ch Yohn
Crew Drama
Epworth League
Momuiam Lake Park
Funeral held for Walter B Powers Jr in Arizona
Walter B Powers Jr 22 died July 4 from injuries in a truck accident near Coolidge Dam Globe Arizona. Funeral services were held in Phoenix. A coroner's jury ruled the death an unavoidable accident caused by brake failure and truck loss of control. Driver Wise and passenger James Aroun were injured. Powers survived by five brothers and four sisters.
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Phoenix
Anr
Walter B. Powers, Jr
Coolidge Dam
Globe Ariz
Walter B Powers
Brunswick
Iverg
Buck” Powers
Coromer's
Powers
Cooldge Dam
Jwy
Ag- Wise
Sas
T He
Wise
James Aroun
Ames
Richberg Links Economic Planning to Self Government
Donald R. Richberg, NRA general counsel and executive director of the National Emergency Council and the industrial emergency committee, told the Institute of Public Affairs at the University of Virginia that economic planning must harmonize with political planning for self-government and coordinating government industrial policies.
Baptist Speaker Series Promises Weekly Sermons
Dr Sperks Ww 305 Stet sembatts opens Monday at 1229 hours with A Lost God in Baptist services. Rev Dr Meton will speak daily through the assembly period with themes Lifes Reservations Humang Region and others. Evening services at 730 as Dr Meson also appears on the same dates.
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Sperks
O'Clok
Meton
Wil
All Nations
Meson
Surret
Fragmented Quote on Ideals and Government
A fragment argues that a form of government not Fascist or Communist aligns with the founders of American independence and the U S Constitution, suggesting harmony with those ideals. The text remains unclear but references liberty and constitutional principles.
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Momy
United States
Carpenter dies after fall from Potomac bridge
Lloyd Weaver age 59 of Hardstown fell about three feet from the Potomac River bridge at Williamsport and died tonight at Washington County Hospital. He suffered a fractured skull while a carpenter with the firm laying concrete on the driver. He stepped or lost his balance and struck concrete on the riverbank.
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Hagerstown
Jay
Lloyd Weaver
Hardstown
Williamsport
Washington County Hospital
Weaver
Putteburgh
Laying & Cone
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Dorothy F. McBride
Arthur HF. Doll
Frank V. Staub
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Pearre’s Modern Pharmacy
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Hillside Coal Co
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Guy Caldwell
Central’ Trust
Makkret Street
OLD Company
Lehigh
GEO. S. Rodock & Son
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Penns
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McCleery’s Jewelry Store
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Detroit
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Albaugh
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
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