All Star Classic Set For Comiskey Park Battle
Major stars from the American and National leagues gather at Comiskey Park under Cortie Mack to form two hand-picked teams. Attendance expected near 49,000 as lineups feature Ruth Gehrig Gehringer Averill and Cronin for the AL and Klein Waner Hartnett Terry DiMaggio plus McGow an Hubbell eyed for NL.
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Chicago
Comiskey Park
Chicago White Sox
Cortie Mack
John Joseph McGraw
Mack
McGraw
Bob Grove
Athletics
Carl ‘Hubbell
New York Giants
Bill Terry
Giants
Averill
Cleveland
Gehringer
Detroit
Ruth
New York
Gehrig
Simmions
Cronin
Washington
Dickey
C. Gomez
National — Bartell
Philadelphia
Gs. Frisch
St. Louis
Klein
P. Waner
Pittsburgh
Terry
J. O'Doul
Praynor
Hartnett
HaNahan
Klemn
McGowan
Rigter
Foxx
Lazzeri
Chapman
R. ’ Berra
Boston
Gomez
W. Ferrell
Hilde
Rand
West
Grove
National ‘League
Martin
Hafey
Cincinnati
Berger
Des Wilson
Cucseth
Brooklyn
Chi‘Warneke
Hubbell
New
Schumacher
Schmeling Marries Anny Ondra in Berlin Ceremony
Former heavyweight champion Max Schmeling wed actress Anny Ondra in a civil ceremony at Charlottenburg city hall. Schmeling arrived in his own car to a cheering crowd wearing a blue suit. Ondra wore a rose colored dress.
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Berlin
Max Schmeling
Anny Ondra
Charlottenburg
Max
Senators Fans See Pennant
Washington fans flocked to Griffith Stadium to seek World Series tickets as the Nationals sat two and a half games ahead of the Yankees. Officials reported over 300 reserved-seat applications, though the team was not in action that day.
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Washington
Hentimus Dow
Nationals
Yankees
Griffith Stadium
Fights Last Night In New York And Chicago
Isadoro Gastinaga of Sparti knocked out Les Kennedy of Long Beach California in six rounds. Mike Belloise of New York outpointed Mickey Barron of Scranton in six. Johnny Phagan of Chicago outpointed Jackie Purvis of Indianapolis in ten.
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Associated Press
New York
Isadoro Gastinaga
Sparti
Les Kennedy
Long Beach
Calif
Mike Belloisé
Mickey Barron
Scranton
Chicago
Johnny Phagan
Jackie Purvis
Indianapolis
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in AL and NL
Yesterday's Major League results show Chicago beat Cleveland 10 to 6 while Philadelphia edged Boston 4 to 2. Detroit defeated St. Louis 9 to 4. All games on the schedule were played.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
National League Scores Pittsburgh Edges St Louis
In a National League game Pittsburgh defeated St Louis 7 to 6 while Chicago beat Cincinnati 5 to 3 in another matchup. The close Pittsburgh win featured late runs and strong relief pitching from both clubs. Chicago and Cincinnati combined for a steady offensive showing with key hits from their middle lineup.
International League Scores By Team
Toronto defeated Baltimore 8 to 7 Rochester topped Albany 8 to 2 Montreal beat Jersey City 3 to 2.
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Toronto
Baltimore
Rochester
Albany
Montreal
Jersey City
Western League Scores Show Lopsided Matches
Western League games produced varied results with Muckogee defeating Hutchinson 7 to 5, St Joseph edging Topeka 11 to 6, Des Moines overpowering Omaha 19 to 11, and Springfield beating Joplin 20 to 7 in a night of high scoring matchups.
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Muckogee
Hutchinson
St. Joseph
Topeka
Des Moines
Omaha
Springfield
Joplin
Pacific Coast League scores slip into extra innings
In the Pacific Coast League, Hollywood defeated San Francisco 4 to 3 and Oakland edged Sacramento 6 to 5 after 14 innings. Los Angeles beat the Missions 5 to 4 while Portland toppled Seattle 5 to 2.
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Hollywood
San Francisco
Oakland
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Missions
Portland
Seattle
Scores From Oklahoma Texas Gulf Coast Rivalries
A brief roundup lists district games with final scores: San Antonio 9 over Galveston 7, Tulsa 7 over Oklahoma City 2, Dallas 9 over Fort Worth 0, and Beaumont 5 over Houston 1.
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San Antonio
Galveston
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Fort Worth
Beaumont
Houston
Yesterday's Stars Rise In MLB Action Across Leagues
Associated Press recaps highlight Al Simmons of the White Sox with a double and a single, two runs, and two RBIs against the Indians. Floyd Vaughan of the Pirates hits a homer with two aboard in a win over the Cardinals. Tommy Bridges of the Tigers shuts down the Browns allowing six hits and nine strikeouts in a 9-4 victory. Charley Grimm of the Cubs drives in three after a early full count hit against the Reds. Dick Oliver of the Athletics fires seven innings, seven hits, eight K in his first major league start against the Red Sox.
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Associated Press
al Simmons
White Sox
Indians
Floyd Vaughan
Pirates
Cardinals
Tommy Bridges
Tigers
Browns
Charley Grimm
Cubs
Reds
Dick Oliver
Athletics
Red Sox
Final Events National Air Races Today
Los Angeles July 6 AP Skippers of winged motors race for final times as postponed events loom. Jimmie Weddell officially wins the 100 mile race after Col Roscoe Turner is ruled to have violated the rules. Roy Minor finishes second and Turner third. Postponed speed events offer small purses. Amelia Earhart postpones transcontinental speed attempt due to storms, plan to stop at Wichita tonight.
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Los Angeles
Winged Motors
Col
Roscoe Turner
New Orleans
Jimmie Weddell
Weddell
New York
Turner
Roy Minor
Hollywood
Minor
Martie Bowman
Mae Hairlip
St.Louis
Gladys O'Donnell
Long Beach
Calif
Bowman
Haizlip
Amelia Earhart
Tate
Toni
Wichita
Kas
Calary Hikes Not Keeping Up With Prices
Albuquerque July 6 AP This piece notes rising costs across retail sectors with grocery, bread, meat, dairy, and sugar up while canned goods stay steady for now. It mentions the Albuquerque Bakers Association discussing possible price raises and cereal makers planning increases after Sunday. Old weather reduced fruit crops, boosting fruit prices for growers.
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Albuquerque
N. M
John
Jook
Albuquerque Bakers Association
U S Study Recognition of RFC Russia
Washington July 6 AP The United States will study issues in recognizing Soviet Russia as Lawrence Steinhardt begins a survey from Europe. The move follows talks on better relations and a possible path to recognition amid debts and propaganda issues. Russia may offer to settle debts to qualify for joint consideration.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Lawrence Steinhardt
Sweden
Europe
White House
America
Reconstruction Corporation
Mr. Roosevelt
Steinhardt
State Department
Phillies Cite New Pitchers From Unlikely Places
The Philadelphia clubs added pitching help with Johnny Soren from the University of Pennsylvania and Dick Oliver, a young right-hander from local sandlots. Oliver won his first start, beating Boston 4 to 2 as the A’s stayed a game and a half ahead of Chicago in the standings. Detroit crushed St. Louis 9-4, and the Yankees-Washington game was postponed for all-star travel. In the NL, Pittsburgh beat St. Louis 7-6 in a 26-hit effort, while Chicago topped Cincinnati 5-3 behind Bud Tinning’s fifth straight win. All four eastern clubs were idle.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Phillies
Johnny Soren
Univerity of Pennsylvania
Athletics
Dick Oliver
Oliver
Boston Red Sox
A’s
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Tommy Bridges
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Chicago
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Reds
Bud Tinning
Mickey Walker Fights Lou Brouillard Tonight in Boston
Boston July 6 AP Mickey Walker, famed former welter and middleweight champion, meets younger Lou Brouillard in a likely top bout tonight. No title on the line but both ex-champs, Walker from Elizabeth New Jersey and Brouillard once welterweight king, bring reputations to the ring.
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Boston
Mickey Walker
Lou Brouillard
Walker
Elizabeth
N. J
Brouillard
Ally Senegares Boy
Wheat allotment plan starts at early date
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration plans to start the wheat allotment program in New Mexico in July. W. L. Elser will lead the organization with county agents and emergency assistants, conducting meetings and signing contracts in July and August. Farmers may market grain freely yet remain eligible for compensation payments for the 1922, 1924, and 1935 crops, with acreage reduced by up to 20 percent. Payments for 1933 will be made in two installments, with funds later returned via processing taxes on wheat milled. The plan involves local boards and county wheat control associations, under Secretary Henry A. Wallace who notes the tax would only add half a cent to a loaf of bread.
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The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
New Mexico
H. L. Kent
State College
Kansas City
W. L. Elser
New Mexico Extension Service
Elser
Washington
Wheat Administration
Wheat Growers Production Control Associations
Gram
County Wheat Control Association
Henry A. Wallace
New Mexico Risks Loss of Federal Funds for Chaco Canyon
Albuquerque July 6 AP New Mexico could forfeit 268000 in federal money to develop Chaco Canyon National Monument unless title to three land sections is cleared. University of New Mexico lands may be deeded to the federal government. actions by the board of regents or state attorney general may be required to quiet title. Development funds include 265000 for erosion control and roads, with wider allocations for Aztec Bandelier El Morro and Gran Quivira. A new road would connect Thoreau to the monument and extend toward Aztec Durango and Mesa Verde.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Chaco Canyon National Monument
Aera
Frank Binkley
National Monuments
Southwest
University of New Mexico
United States
Binkley
Board of Regents
State Attorney General
Aztec
Bandelier
Frijoles Canyon
el Morro
Gran Quivira
Chaco Canyon Monument
Indian Service
Navajo Reservation
Thoreau
Chaco Canyon
Durango
Colo
Mesa Verde
Pope to Speak at New Mexico School Conference
D N Pope superintendent of Roswell schools will address a conference of city school superintendents and high school principals at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque on July 21 and 22. The program centers on Articulation of Secondary Education with Higher Education.
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D. N. Pope
Roswell
University ‘of New
Yucca Theatre Staff Fosters Welcoming Atmosphere
Patrons at the Yucca theatre encounter a genuine welcome from every employee from ticket sellers to ushers. The staff regularly cleans every area and maintains temperature with vigilant thermometers to ensure comfort, a contrast to cold, impersonal handling in many metro theatres.
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Yucca Theatre
Production in May and June Surges Despite Seasonal Hurdles
The Commerce Department notes domestic recovery indicators improved in May and June with production rising in steel ingots automobiles electric power and lumber. Employment and payrolls rose less sharply though May and June production equaled levels not seen since mid 1931, far above 1932 figures.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Probate Court Notice in Chaves County New Mexico
The Probate Court of Chaves County issues notice for the final account and report of Mary K E Jones executrix of John D Jones deceased. Hearing set August 2 1933 at 10 AM in Roswell court. objections to the final account and discharge will be heard. Attorney Emmett Patton rosc encloses.
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Chaves County
State OF New Mexico
John BD. Jones
Mary KE. Jones
Wella Allison
Charles V. Jones
John D. Jones
Thomas W. Jones
Elliott ‘O. Jones
Theodore Jones
Edith KE. Jones
Hannah
Louise Jones Callender & Minor
James M. H Her
Guardian
Mary EK. Jones
Roswell
New Mexico
Emmett Patton
Wall Street gains hold steady as market moves firm
New York July 6 AP Stock trading ran fast with gains held to about 7 points. About 6.39 million shares changed hands as rails led, with tobaccos and some industrials attracting sizable followings. Grains rose after early wheat hesitancy and corn led. cotton advanced briskly. Oil stocks mostly up marginally. Copper shares steadied on profit expectations and storage data. Sterling and French francs edged higher in early foreign exchange trading.
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Wall Street
New York
Otis
Johns Manville
New York Central
Santa Fe
Baltimore & Ohio
Union Pacific
Louisville & Nashville
Pennsylvania
Fabriceters
Oil Group
American Petroleum Institute
Kansas City Livestock Prices July 1 Cattle Hogs Sheep
U S Dept Agr reports Kansas City market activity with cattle at 2,500 head including calves and yearlings steady to higher, bulk fed steers 4.50 to 5.40, grassers 3.60 to 3.62, heifers 4.50 to 5.00, cows 2.50 to 3.20. hogs about 5,000 head steady to higher, tops 4.45, bulk 4.25 to 4.40, sows weak 3.35 to 3.80. sheep 4,000 head lambs 15 to 25 cents higher, yearlings up 10 cents, top native lambs 7.75 to packers 7.50 to 7.65, Texas lambs 6.00, two-year wethers 3.25, aged wethers 2.59.
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Kansas City
U. S. Dept
Texas
Cotton trading dull with narrow fluctuations in New York
The cotton market showed reduced activity with narrow swings. Yesterday's liquidation left prices firmer as selling slowed, prompting covering and rebuying, and a modest demand. October futures slipped to 19.31 then rallied to around 20.43 before settling higher by about 2 points in late trading.
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New York
Pueblo Tribes Back Collier After Two Day Meeting
All Pueblo councils meeting at Santo Domingo with Commissioner John Collier pledged support for his administration. Representatives from 138 Pueblos discussed flood control education and pueblo government. They urged better levees on the Middle Rio Grande and favored nearby day schools while some resisted educational policy changes. The Pueblo Governor's authority dominated hours of the session as Collier outlined policy.
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Albuquerque
Xni
All Pueblo
Collner
John Collier
Santo Domingo
Collier
New Mexico
Santa Ana
San’ Felipe
Sandia
Riv . Grande
Fragmented Historical Market Ticker Fragment
A garbled OCR style list shows various company names and numbers resembling a historical market ticker. It includes alum co, American Cyanamid, Ford, General Electric, American Supply Power, Ark Nat as, City Swe, Detroit Air, Gulf Oil, Newmont, Penn Road, Seiberling, Swift, Texan, Trans Alleg, Union Gas, and others with mixed fractions like 3-4, 1-4, 7-8. The legible items suggest a financial notes page with stock prices and odd lot fractions from multiple industries.
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Alum Co Am
Am Cyan
Amer
Amer Sup
Ma $ Ark Natas
Assee G & BE
City
Syc
Oso
Cresyon
Detroit Air
Ford
Gulf Oil
Humbie Oil
Ind Ter A
Ning Hud
Newmont
Penn Road
Seiberling
Swift &° Ei
Texan
Trans Aig
Uni Gas
Unit Vérde
Unit P.& TG
Strack Averages From July 6 1934 Report
Fragmentary OCR shows a Standard Statistics release dated July 6 1934 with numbers like 95,352 and references to 1933 data. The readable bits are incomplete, but indicate a statistical average or index report. No clear people, places, or organizations beyond Standard Statistics.
Chicago Grain Market Summary Averages for July and September
Grain prices at Chicago reflect delayed quotes with July contracts for WHLIAT and CORN, OATS, and BARLEY showing modest moves. July soy values unnamed but near 6.58 in late season. December oats around 61.3. barley figures include 6.75 for July and 7.95 for September.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Whliat
Aes
IE Sans Sarley
Boston Wool Prices Hold Steady Amid Market Shifts
Boston based market report notes wool prices steady with 56s 3- base wool up to 76 cents on recent sales and 67 68 cents for clothing wool. Combings at 56s 3 8, blood Ohio fleeces around 34 cents greasy. Prices firm though homeside demand remains cautious.
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Boston
Wes. Dept. Agr
Andy
Ohio
Galveston Cotton Prices mixed in steady market
Galveston Texas July 6 Spot cotton remained steady at 25 up with mid grade dling at 10.25. Sales totaled 452 bales as merchants tracked prices in the coastal textile market.
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Galveston
Texas
Indians to settle home government issues with Navajo council
Collier travels to Fort Wingate to confer with the Navajo tribal council on Friday and Saturday before returning to Washington to address issues of home government as they pertain to the tribes.
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Bers
Collier
Fort Winsgate
Navajo Tr Council
Washington
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