Cardinals Back Dodgers In Weather Halted NL Nightcap
In New York, Cardinal players and second basemen fueled a 6-2 win over the Reds as rain halted a seven inning game. St. Louis stayed 2.5 games ahead of Brooklyn. Williams and Stienky contributed key runs, while Howie Krist allowed five hits in seven for the victory. Brooklyn later defeated the Giants 7-1 in darkness halted game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collie
United Press
New York
Cardinal
S. Louis
Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Eddie Stenky
Chicago
St. Lewis
Woody Williams
Cincinnati
Williams
Younie Frey
Howie Krist
Elmer Riddle
New York Giants
Jen Chase
Red Sox
Giants
Dodger
van Linake Mungo
Bob Newsom
Ducky Fedwick
Dodgers
Chase Ad Mungo
Worries Grow as Cards Vie for World Title Lead
St Louis manager Billy Southworth stressed the team remains strong from first place despite recent losses. He cited Cooper, Walker, Musial, and other stars, noting young players have risen to fill gaps and keep the league competitive. Dodgers boss Leo Durocher had labeled the Cards No 1, a statement Southworth understated as aimed to pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Munger
Billy Southworth
Cooper Brothers
Jarry Walker
Stan Musial
Danny Sitwhiler
Cardinal
Jodgers
Tele Reiser
Pee Wee" Reese
High Casey
Beazley
Southworth
NO MORE RACES FOR RICE HAGG SERIES ENDS
The article reports that Greg Rice of the United States was drowned at sea while attempting to challenge Sweden’s Gunder Hagg in a proposed long distance running series. Only one race was run as the feud ended abruptly, with both runners expressing disappointment that the rivalry could not be extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greg Rice
Sweden
Gunder Hagg
Maritime Service
Hagg
Rice
Johnny Lee Rejoins Pirates After Retirement Return
Pittsburgh Pirates list veteran Johnny Lee back with the club as it prepares for a western swing this week. Baseball Commissioner Kenesaw Landis reinstated Gee yesterday, restoring another former player to active status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Johnny Lee
Pittsburgh Pirate
Pirates
Kenesaw
Landis
Gee Yesterny
Bond pledges rise as players fuel New York teams drive
Charley Keller of the Yankees Dixie Walker of the Dodgers and Sid Gordon of the Giants led the first week of the base ball war bond drive with pledges totaling 575000. Keller posted four singles two doubles two homers and a triple yielding 47500 in bonds from Eastern Airlines and sponsor. Walker had two perfect days at bat worth 45000 from Brooklyn social group. Gordon attracted 42500 from International Business Machines.
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New York
Charley Keller
Yankees
Dixie Walker
Dodgers
Sid Gordon
Giants
Keller
Eastern Airlines
Yankee
Brooklyn Club
Gordon
National Football League to Play 40 Game Wartime Schedule
The eight remaining NFL teams adopt a wartime 40 game schedule running Sept 19 to Dec 5. Ten games per club, home and home games within divisions, four interdivision matches. Chicago Cardinals and Detroit Lions start Sept 19 in Detroit, with remaining teams opening the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Football League
Chicago Cardinals
Detroit Lions
Detroit
Galento Wins Knoxv ille Knockout Over Blassie
Two time comeback step for Tony Galento of Orange New Jersey as he stops Fred Blassie of Lambert Field St Louis in two rounds at Caswell Park Knoxville. The bout, scheduled for ten rounds, ended early last night.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tony Galento
Orange
N. J
Barkeep
Fred Blassie
Lambert Field
St. Louis
Galento
Blassie
Caswell Park
Boy Plays With Lion at Dublin Zoo
The seven year old son of Dublin zoo Superintendent M Flood befriends a one year old lion born during a blitz in Leeds. The animal allows only him near it and daily romps with the boy on the zoo lawn before returning to its cage.
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Lion
M. Flood
Dublin Zoo
Empire Theater
Leeds
England
Dublin Zoological Gardens
Dress Pattern No 8406 Offers Size Range and Materials
A sewing pattern advertisement describes Pattern No 8406 in sizes 14 through 44 and gives yardage for size 16. It invites readers to order by sending 16 cents plus 1 cent postage to The Oelwein Register Pattern Dept in Chicago, and promotes a Summer issue of Fashion with over 100 new patterns and care tips at 25 cents per copy.
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Ricerae
Coma
Oelwein Register Pattern Dept
South Wells St
Chicago
Names misspelled draw laughs in paper’s light items
A collage of short items from a newspaper page notes a mispelled name Louis Molloy, light quips from columnists, a Poultry Grange Hall talk on grow better bullets, a Portland store obituary joke, a three month suit joke, North Africa meat rations, a police tale, and a recruiting station joke about a rattlesnake scar.
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Ginger Snape
Louis Molloy
Grange Hall
Richardson
Portland (Me
Burial Notices for Mrs Miles Alderson and Charles Wiltse
Mrs Miles Alderson of Stanley Wisconsin died June 14 after a stroke. Funeral services were at Plombons Stanley, then burial in Strawberry Point cemetery. Jessie Buckley, born Strawberry Point July 8 1860, married Miles Alderson October 1896. Survived by husband three sisters and three nieces. Charles Wiltse 83 died June 14 after a period of declining health. Funeral at Emanuel Lutheran Strawberry Point, interment in Strawberry Point cemetery.
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Miles Alderson
Stanley
Wis
Plombon’s
Strawberry Point
Helen Buckley
Vernon Benson
Congregational Church
Alderson
Manchester
Iowa
B. W. Newberry
James Alderson
Dubuque
Charles Wiltse
Emanuel Lutheran Church
L. A. Stummerty
Charles Earl Wiltse
Longtime Wiltse Family Rites Marked by Obituary Notes
In Wood Center Iowa on September 28 1890 the Wiltse family obituary notes the death of a son born to Frank and Alice Wiltse later married to Anna Barrack. Survived by wife a daughter Alice Dunn two sisters and two grandchildren. The notice spans community events from church meetings to bridal showers and local club activities. It lists promotions in the U S Army and local social gatherings, including the W R C bi weekly meeting and Thimble Society, plus a funeral for Miss Coletta McDermott.
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Wood Center
Iowa
Frank
Alice Wiltse
Anna
Barrack
Donald
Alice) Dunn
Mable Ashline
Fronch
Henry Linderwell
Paynette
Wis
Vera Mae
LeRoy Dunn
Iowa Soldiers
Marshalltown
Alice Lillibridge
Corps
Addie Little
Arnold Kleusner
Coletta McDermott
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Mercy Hospital
Oelwein
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Cox Creek
P. J. Boyle
Clayton County
James J. and
Julia (Ferry) McDermott
Elkader
South Dakota
Numerous Iowa visitors and hometown travels noted
A stream of visitors and relocations from Marian, Iowa to Cresco and Waterloo mingled with moves and trips across Iowa. Residents Alice Johnson and Betty Murray joined gatherings in Navada and Waterloo while Vernon's family moved to Harlan for a new pastorate. Marines recruit Lawrence Steward trained at Parris Island as relations included guests in Oelwein and Cedar Falls.
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Wendell Eidahl
Davis Lee
Cresco
Fred E. Davis
Betty Murray
Waterloo
H. V. Mueller
R. W. Dutton
Lisbon
Mulray
Springfield
Ill
Vernon Ben
Siegfried Daniel
Harlan
Iowa
J.J. Matthews
Lawrence Steward
H. V. Steward
Parris Island
South Carolina
Jennie Howard
FH. Howard
Charles Howard
John Howard
West Union
Mary McNaul
Randalia
Oelwein
Will Halsted
Johnnie Jewell
H. Campbell
A. J. Bush
Ilinois
Bush
Nellie Dibble
Kirkland
Campbells
Harold Campbell
Rochelle
Mayme Alderson
Manchester
Donald Howard
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
The
State University
Miles Alderson
Walter Hall
Lucille Scholer
LeRoy
Minn
Lucinla Buckjey
Edgewood
Fannie Aikman
Minneapolis
James Alderson
Dubuque
Alex Holmes
Virginia
Donald Gundacker
Jane Dee
University Hospital
Minnie Whitman
Charles Stone
Henry Nus
Donald Glass
Gloria
Nus-Meisgeir
Arlington Park
Robert Deyo
Anamosa
Blanche Deyo
Eddie Lyons
Henry Moser
Jack Fhehlers
Dunkerton
Raymond Fliehler
Cassie Fliehler
Cedar Falls
Richard Westendorf
Almon Fliehler
Harold Fredrick
Hans Baumgartner
Jerry
Addie Little
Backbone State Park
Donald Miersen
Chris Miersen
James Miersen
Fort Dodge
Harold King
Nelle Phelps
Jeanne Mae
Pratt Striebe
Everett
Wash
C. O. Roop
Striebe
Phelps
Washington
Anita Boland
Thomas Boland
Boland
Chicago
Kathleen Burke
Harold Burke
DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE AND LOCAL NOTICES
A mixed page lists a daily crossword with clues and a stream of local notices detailing church visits, family gatherings, hospitality events, and community social activities from Pleasant Hill to Manchester and Olin, including post wedding showers and homecoming attendance. The column also notes meat supply issues tied to price rollbacks and a Salt Lake City anti smoking ordinance lowering smoke density.
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Salt Lake City
Way To Up Beef Supply
The war meat board met in Chicago to ease the beef shortage as cattle flow to markets stayed abnormally low. The National Livestock Producers Association reported widespread losses among feeders and many have halted cattle fattening. The board, created to allocate meat for armed forces, lend-lease and civilians, ordered packers to reserve 45 percent of slaughter for military consumption.
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Meat Board
Office of Administration
Chicago
War Meat Board
National Livestock Producers’ Association
Department of Agriculture
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Ards
Bobo Yewsom
Carolina Traveler
Lenty
Cozad
Peoria
Lydia Moore
New Deal Mercantile
Moore
Masselin
Calif
Dispatch
U.S
North Africa
J. W. Arnold
H. B. Arnold
Fort Dix
State Penitentiary
R. Park Anderson
Keith Ackman
Davenport
Upper Iowa
Methodist Church
Dutton
Palmer School of Chiropractics
Rosalee Gill
Dorothea Moser
Moser
Alpha Xi Delta
Luccia Mae Smith
Miss Gill
Coe College
Gorda J. Gill
Gill
Miss Moser
C. B. Moser
Thimble Society
J. H. Klingbeil
Ray Kellogg
Alfsd Cunliffe
W. D. Spiker
Winthrop
Spiker
James Morris
Medical Corps
U. S. Army
Utah
Mike Morris
Maxine
Edgewood Arsenal
Maryland
Country Club
Rose Kidner
James Sauerbry
Waverly
Floraine Axtell
Honey Crek Grange
Honey Creek Grange
Helen Barr
Glenn Wanleighton
Walter Jewell
the Backbone State Park
Serh Beant
Arthur M. Holdiman
Jack Fliehler
Scott
Eamara
Aprica
By RJ. Scott
Will
Marian
Tommy
Arizona
Alice Johnson
Navada
Noan Nuesiuu
Gom
Frost
Piers
Joan Hooves
Noah
B.bunn
Chamlotte
A.C
Peakea
Ellis
Daily Crossword
Java
Peru
Gemay
Armadillo
Frank Ballou
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
Olin
Paul Ballou
Independence
Belle Davis
Fred Davis
Albert Duncan
Des Moines
M. F. Harwood
Glenn-Charles Hotel
Wendell Eidah
M. F. Alderson
Frank Earnhardt
Earl Ross
Clark Green
Earl Willung
Charles Marten
Dwayne Chamberlin
Viola Marten
Augusta Green
Marten Green
Monona
Henry Marten
Delhi
Barngardt
Charles
Mesdames Willung
M. Eaton
Libbie Davis
McGregor
Necro
Uaa
Bnug Siane S
Ouse
Ieee
Uae
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