Tiny Bonham Shuts Out Browns in 2-1 Yankee Victory
In a tight major league schedule, Tiny Bonham limited the St Louis Browns to four hits as the New York Yankees edged them 2-1. Bonham earned his fifth win, striking out six and walking two, with George McQuinn hitting a four bagger for the Browns lone run.
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United Press
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New York Yankee
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Bob Muncrief
Bill Johnson
Charley Keller
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Rudy York
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Murty Dickson
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Rip Sewell
Pirates
Pittsburgh
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Cincinnati
Reds
Braves
Eric Tipton
Lonnie Frey
Second Raters Win By United Press
Two second division clubs defeated contenders in the American association. St Paul exceeded with eight hits and eight runs to down Toledo 8-7, Frank Drews homering with two on in the fifth for the margin. Minneapolis edged Columbus 7-6 as Frank Danneker homered off Fran cis Barretts in the final inning, Johnson also delivering a sixth inning hit. All other games were postponed with night games scheduled: Louisville at Milwaukee, Indianapolis at Kansas City, Toledo at St Paul, Columbus at Minneapolis.
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United Press
American Association
St. Paul
Toledo
Frank Drews
Niccholas
Frank Merriwell
Minneapolis Millers
Columbus
Frank Danneker
Francis Barretts
Johnson
Millers
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columat
Minneapolis
Fish at Home Ickes Advises
Washington headline reports L. Ickes, coordinator of air and housing programs, stating that it is sensible for people to fish when possible where they can without extra aid or restrictions.
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Ickes
Washington
Harmid L. Ickes
Aherios
Battabatn Ad
Inistrator
Government Ration Chart Notes Point Values and Dates
The document lists point values for the most popular sizes and directs readers to the official chart at grocers for other sizes. It covers dates from May 24 through July 7 and through June 7 to determine surrender requirements for Blue Stamps, leafy greens, tomato and other juice products, and 2 can sizes.
Stamp Gifts Aid Meat Black Market Reported
Des Moines reports reveal stamp gifts to butchers fueling black market activity as farmers with own rations exchange red stamps for meat butter and lard. OPA cites a butcher who gained 400 points enabling access to prime cuts. Also noted are weekly Band Concerts at Court House square by West Union High School and local musicians under Harvey Smith.
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Des Moines
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Court House Square
West Union High School
Harvey Smith
Summer Band Concerts Begin in West Union
West Union hosts a string of summer band concerts starting this week with local ensembles performing in the park. Nearby schools and community groups join in, inviting residents to enjoy free outdoor music under clear skies.
Warn of Potato disease threat amid ideal weather
County Extension Director M C Wangsness warns that this spring's conditions favor seedborne potato blight. Many fields and home gardens may harbor last year's infected seed potato pieces and cull piles. destroy volunteer sprouts. Bordeaux mixture spraying remains the proven control, with lead arsenate added for insect suppression. A late blight forecast service by Iowa State College will guide growers.
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M. C. Wangsness
Iowa State College
E. L. Waldee
Wangsness
4 H Maidens Meet at Esther Cherry s Home
In Buchanan County the 4 H Maidens held a May 25 meeting at Esther Cherry s home with six members present. Activities included a club discussion on streamlining room care a talk on good manners in public places by Joan Crawford a furniture improvised demonstration by Esther Cherry and refreshments. The next meeting is set for June 22 at Joan Crawford s home.
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Esther Cherry
Joan Crawford
Farm Bureau Women Leaders Meet in Independence
Thirteen county and township Farm Bureau women leaders gathered in the Blue Room of the Gedney Hotel Independence from 10 a m to 3 30 p m on Thursday May 27 Five townships were represented Mrs H G Seemann county chairman presided over the meeting and Mrs Floyd Dittmer a farm woman from Strawberry Point who is first district committee woman for the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation discussed many problems and offered suggestions for program material
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Farm Bureau
Gedney
Independence
H. G. Seemann
Floyd Dittmer
Strawberry Point
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
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A. W. Stewart
F. W. Schroeder
Sec'y
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CHOC
Angel Foods
Black & White
HUB City Bakery
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Fayette Co
Meta Jane Masters
Maynard
High Schol
Stanley
Fayette County
Select Foods
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Buchanan Co. Farm Bureau News
Wapsie Valley _Dairy Herd-Improvement Association
Buchanan No. 2 Dairy Herd-Improvement Association
Court House
Claude Hopkins
Buchanan No. 2 Association
Art Porter
Helen Steinbron
Porter
Wapsie Valley Association
R. A. Nelson
W. C. Kelley
E.F. Timson
Wapele Valley
Orville Thom
State Hospital
Arvid Mags Nusen
Arthur Satterlee Shee
Vern Osborne
Clarence Boddicker
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Omar
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