Night baseball ushers in 1936 season with record crowds
In Cincinnati the inaugural nocturnal major league game between the Reds and Phillies drew over 80,000. Commissioner K. Prick hailed the new era while noting proper pace and sunlit play can be preserved. players and umpires reported some visibility and misplays but praised the spectacle and potential of night baseball.
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Ford Prick
Prick
Reds
Philies
Cincinnati
Phillies
Wl Harridcse
Crosley Field
Dasepall
Harridge
Elem
George Watkins
Billy Myars
Watkins
Hghis
Paul Derringer
Priliies
Deger
Lew Risgs
Columbus
Elon W.toul
Fragmented French Crisis Notes and Cabinet Talks
Fragmentary OCR text hints at French financial crisis discussions and cabinet formation. Mentions Fernand Bouss, peace vacated, Laval, and unnamed politicians debating reshuffle and strategies amid tense political climate.
Court News and Licenses Move Through Orphans Court
Court news reports marriage licenses and accounts filed in the Orphans Court. The notice lists Susie 7 20 ar Srevers and 4 trices of t as part of the docket, reflecting routine archival entries in civil proceeding records.
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Orphans Court
Susie
Fragmentary Tacoma News Clues Point to Suspected Theft
A terse Tacoma report dated June 5 notes investigators widening their search for a suspected suspect. The article mentions two carloads and references multiple clues as authorities pursue leads related to a theft case.
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Tacoma
Wash
Seattle
Tve
Maryland to Get Bureau of Fisheries Laboratory
Park Jane reports the U S Bureau of Fisheries Laboratory now at Gloucester Massachusetts will be moved to College Park Maryland. The change aims to attract interest from Maryland North Delaware and New Jersey and continues experimental work in cooperation with the Federal Laboratory at Gloucester. The move signals expansion of Chesapeake Bay related studies and fisheries research tied to University efforts.
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Maryland
Bureau OF Fisheries Laboratory
Park
Jane
U. S
Bureau of Fosh
Gloucester
Mass
College Park
Tnd
North
Delawarte
New Jersey
Aca
Federal Laboratom
A Book A Day and Bruce Catton Review
A fragmented critique discusses a book by Bruce Catton and its view of Roosevelt era politics. It notes liberal reactions and the piece’s focus on reform ideals and left-of-center tendencies. The analysis highlights portraits of key figures and a sense of broader public sentiment.
Thought provoking critique on current politics and publishing
A provocative critique notes the value of penetrating analysis and its departure from trends, praising the work published by Simon and Schuster. The comment suggests a reader named Frederick may shape opinion about places and ideas beyond the obvious choices.
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Simon and Schuster
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