Pelican-Brown Game Tickets On Sale For Labor Day Drive
The Central Labor Union will sponsor advance sale of Pelican Brown baseball game tickets to raise funds for Panama City Labor Day celebrations on Sept 3 and 4. Tickets cost 40 cents for grandstand seats with 15 cents per ticket donated to the Labor Union celebration fund. Interest grows as Pelicans chase playoff division, with a likely record crowd expected after Boosters Night.
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Pelican-Dothan Brown
Central Labor Union
W. W. Morris
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Morris
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Boosters
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
The season leaders include Mize of St. Louis at .346 and Arnorica of Philadelphia at .345. Werber and Frey of Cincinnati led runs with 81. McCormick of Cincinnati had 93 RBIs, Bonura of New York 72. McCormick topped hits with 138, Brown of St. Louis 133. Slaughter of St. Louis led doubles with 33, McCormick 138 hits. Herman of Chicago led triples with 14, Vaughan of Pittsburgh 10. Ott of New York 22 homers, Mize 20. Handley of Pittsburgh 16 stolen bases, Hack of Chicago and Hassett of Boston tied 12. Walters of Cincinnati 19 wins 7 losses and Wyatt of Brooklyn 8 3.
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St. Louis
Arnorica
Philadelphia
Werber
Frey
Cincinnati
McCormick
Bonura
New York
Brown
Slaughter
Herman
Chicago
Vaughan
Pittsburgh
Ott
Handley
Hack
Hassett
Boston
Walters
Wyatt
Brooklyn
Baseball Leaders Of The Era Highlight Foxx And Greenberg
Batting leaders include DiMaggio and Foxx with Foxx of Boston at 368 runs and 20 home runs. Williams Boston 93 RBIs and McQuinn St. Louis 141 hits. Greenberg Detroit tops doubles at 344 and Foxx again ties for 20 home runs with Greenberg. Stolen bases led by Case Washington 39. Pitching leader Grove Boston and Donald New York 12 2.
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DiMaggio
New York
Foxx
Boston
McCosky
Detroit
Williams
McQuinn
St. Louis
Rolfe
Greenberg
Lewis
Washington
Case
Chapman
Cleveland
Grove
Donald
War and a Woman in Love Seeks a Way Home
Linda battles inner conflict as Jimmy unveils his shift away from love Marcia, while Linda confronts the toll of war work on relationships. A long distance call reveals George’s busy life and her yearning for home as danger looms in Queensville. The chapter ends with Linda racing toward news of her father’s heart attack.
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Jimmy
Peter
Miss Storm
Linda
Goodby
Queensville
Daddy
George
Linda Storm
Scout Notes Den Meeting Report
Den meeting opened with the Cub promise and flag salute. Plans to buy a saw for the den were discussed. Meeting closed with the living circle and reciting the Cub promise. Sonny Lindsey, Keeper of the buckskin.
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Den
Sonny Lindsey
Buckskin
Verdun Battlefield Remembered on French Stamp
The 23rd anniversary of the Verdun battle is marked by a new French commemorative stamp. Verdun, a fortress city in northern France, endured 1916 fierce fighting with troops from French and German sides. The anniversary note highlights the battle that became a symbol of heroic defense and a costly morale war.
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France
Douaumont
Vaux
Germany
Falkenhayn
St. Mihiel
Argonne
Battle of
Dees Couple on Extended Visit to Texas
Mr and Mrs Alfred Dees of Bay Harbor left this week for a visit in Springhill La then will travel to Texas to visit relatives. They were accompanied by their nephew Kerry Torgerson of Millville.
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Alfred Dees
Bay Harbor
Springhill
Texas
Kerry Torgerson
Millville
Indiana visitors to stay ten days
Mr and Mrs Foster Kruse host Mrs Walter Clement of Muncie Indiana as a houseguest for a ten day visit with plans for her to stay ten days in their home.
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Foster Kruse
Walter Clement
Muncie
Ind
Bonifay Guest Jimmie Still Hosts Maurice Pate
Jimmie Still son of Mr and Mrs J E B Still welcomes Maurice Pate of Bonifay as his guest in a social visit.
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Bonifay
Jimmie Still
J. EB. Still
Maurice Pate
Tampa shipyard lands major wartime cargo contract
The United States Maritime Commission awarded Tampa Shipbuilding and Engineering a contract to build five C-1 cargo ships at 1 814 430 dollars each. First vessel due delivery about 15 months after signing, others 2 months apart. Total new ships ordered to date reach 75 with sixteen launched including six tankers and nine C-2 dry cargo ships.
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United States Maritime Commission
Tampa Shipbuilding and Engineering Co
Tampa
Fla
Funeral to Be Held Today for Girl Aged 17
Tragic case details a man confessing abduction in a bid to gain sympathy from a former sweetheart. He states he assaulted Miss Dunn and stabbed her when she screamed. He fled with Miss Bolton as detectives closed in, later being captured. Bolton taken to a safe location.
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EN Marcia
Linda
Miss Dunn
Miss Bolton
Miami
Boca Raton
Jefferson
Best Racqueteers Clash in Eastern Grass Courtsemis
In Rye New York August 11 the East ern Grass Court championships reach the semi finals as Bobby Riggs Frankie Parker Alice Marble and Sarah Fabyan challenge top opponents. Riggs faces Ladislav Hecht Parker plays Welby Van Horn Marble faces Mme Rene Mathieu while Fabyan meets Kay Stammers with strong Davis Cup context surrounding the matchups.
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Rye
N. Y
America
Bobby Riggs
Frankie Parker
Alice Marble
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Westchester
Ladislav Hecht
Parker
Welby van Horn
Suzanne Lenglen
Hélen Wills Moody
Mme
René Mathieu
France
Sarah Fabyan Ha Kay
Hecht
van Horn
Walter Pate
Do You Want a Job A Fragmentary Ad Note
A blurred classified fragment reads asking if the reader wants a job. It mentions a phone contact and notes about seeking the nine you seek, with unclear language and missing details. The brief hints at employment inquiry but lacks addresses or firm terms.
Florida Gets 200000 WPA Emergency Fund For Quick Relief
Florida activates a $200,000 Work Progress Administration fund for fast relief in emergencies. Governor Cone and WPA administrator Roy Schroder signed the plan to shift trained workers from sponsored projects to urgent needs if a hurricane or tornado strikes. The fund coincides with a tropical storm threat to the state, while re certification concerns for 12,000 to 14,000 dismissed WPA workers are discussed with the welfare board.
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Tallahassee
Work Progress Administration
Florida
Fred P. Cone
WPA
Roy Schroder
Schroder
Schrader
Cone
State Welfare Board
Hartington man applies for deluxe 1904 Reo license
Hartington Neb. F R Roskopf sought a license for a deluxe 1904 Reo with two cylinders hard rubber tires and a chain drive in a bid that surprised County Treasurer Louis G Ribe as still going strong.
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Hartington, Neb
Louis G. Ribe
F. R. Roskopf
Hartington
Mystery Explanation At Iowa Elevator Sealed by Sparrow
Irwin Iowa Fred Ruhs grain elevator operator found the building locked with machinery running at full speed The seared body of a sparrow explained the incident The bird reportedly landed on a switch handle and caused an electrical contact spark leading to its electrocution and the power causing the elevator to run unattended
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Irwin, Ia
Fred Ruhs
Ruhs
Florida building permits total for July rise to 2.28 million
Tallahassee reports the state hotel commission announced July permits for Florida hotels restaurants and rooming houses amounting to 2,282,017 dollars. The figure reflects activity across multiple municipalities and property types within the hospitality sector.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
State Hotel Commission
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