Empire State Potato Field Day features Dewey digger demo
The 12th annual Empire State Potato Field Day near New Hartford hosts Tom Dewey as he harvests potatoes with a two row digger on the Hugh G. Humphries farm. Dewey will speak on modern potato digging as 10,000 to 15,000 visitors attend a day of exhibits, demonstrations, and agricultural displays at Cornell related events.
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New York County
Hugh G. Humphries
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Utica
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New York
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Wales
Oneida
Dparymen
Earl Foster
Oneida County Farm Bureau
Empire State Potato Lab
Cornell University
Humphries Farm
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Ubs
Future Farmers of America
Arms Strike Delayed as Mediation Board Steps In
The Defense Mediation Board intervenes as a standoff at Western Cartridge Alton plant delays a strike. AFL-CIO Chemical Workers seek recognition in the smokeless powder division with wage and union-shop demands while management cites progress. The 550 workers part of 6,500 total employees are involved.
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Alton, NL
Western Cartridge Company
Fred Olds
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Roosevelt
United States
Defense
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Southern Mines
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Cleveland
C.I.C. National Martime Union
Joseph Curran
Ferdinand C. Smith
M. Hedley Stone
New York City
East
Gulf Coasts
Great Lakes
Rocky Mountains
Cork Supply Dearth Creates Bottleneck In Beverage Field
The Commerce Department warned of a cork shortage bottleneck in beverage distribution. It noted no suitable substitute for cork bottle caps and stoppers is in production, while rubber compounds or a Brazilian cork source are being considered.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Brazil
James Kelley charged with passing worthless check in Syracuse
James Kelley, 64, was brought to Syracuse by deputy sheriffs yesterday, charged with passing a $10 worthless check to Michael G. Shea, a Fabius storekeeper, on Feb 21. He was arrested at Bath. A Watson similar text missed? The other items report confirmations, weddings, and a postponed picnic.
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James Kelley
Syracuse
Michael G. Shea
Fabius
Bath
Miss Snyder Weds Canadian Officer at Peterboro
Miss Verne L. Snyder assistant buyer at Nathan Franks Sons marries Lieut. Robert Lundy Ferguson of Prescott Ontario at Peterboro Ontario where he is stationed. Mrs. Ferguson is daughter of Theresa Snyder Prescott and sister of Mrs. Donald Rutherford Ogdensburg. Ferguson is son of Mr and Mrs Claute Ferguson of North Augusta.
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Ogdensburg
Verne L. Snyder
Nathan Franks Sons
Robert Lundy Ferguson
Prescott
Ont
Peterboro
Ferguson
Theresa Snyder
Donald Rutherford
Claute Ferguson
North Augusta
Japan Warns of Russo American Pacific Plot
Tokyo broadcast by Rear Admiral Minoru Mayeda warns of a potential U S Soviet partnership in the North Pacific and Vladivostok base use. He urges readiness for a new Pacific conflagration amid Sino Japanese war anniversaries and predicted strategic moves to deter American aid to Russia.
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Chicago Daily News, Inc
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Japanese Avy Today
North Pacific
Tokyo
Minoru Mayeda
Pacific
Vladivostok
Admiral Mayeda
United States
Atlantic
Britain
Soviet Union
Japan Sea
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Japan
China
Russia
Cincinnati
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Devereaux
Chinese War Ministry
Medical Graduates Form Longevity Club at Columbia
Columbia University medical school graduates from the class of 1900 have formed a longevity club after 73 deaths among 102 survivors. Members will care for themselves, report periodically to a longevity committee, and undergo regular exams, with an average member age near 68.
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Columbia Medical
New York
Columbia University
Medical School
Charles FE. North
Former Wife Sues Lederer Over Promissory Note
Margarita Bolado Lederer known as Margo sues film actor Francis Lederer for 12822 alleging a promissory note signed December 21, 1940 and secured by a Beverly Hills trust deed. The note promised 1068 dollars monthly beginning last month after their Las Vegas divorce on cruelty charges.
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Hollywood
INS
Francis Lederer
Margarita Bolado Lederer
Margo
Las Vegas
Beverly Hills
Douglas matriarchs noted in two obituaries
Chicago and Los Angeles report the deaths of two matriarchs linked to prominent figures. Mrs. Julia B. Fiske Douglas, 69, is the mother of U.S. Supreme Court Justice William B. Douglas. Mrs. Josephine Leah Douglas, of Los Angeles, is the mother of former U.S. budget director Lewis W. Douglas and wife of retired United Verde Extension Mining Company president James Stewart Douglas.
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Chicago
Julia B. Fiske Douglas
William B. Douglas
United States Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Josephine Leah Douglas
Lewis W. Douglas
James Stewart Douglas
United Verde Extension Mining Company
Scientist Dr. Victor Jollos Dies at 53
Madison Wis July 7 Dr Victor Jollos 53 a renowned figure in heredity and genetics research formerly on the faculties of the University of Wisconsin Berlin Munich and Cairo passed away leaving a mark in multiple universities and research circles
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Madison, Wis
Victor Jollos
Wisconsin
Berlin
Munich
Cairo
Milton Budlong Pioneer in Automotive Sales Passes
Roxbury Conn July 7 Milton J Budlong 72 a pioneer in the sales division of the automobile industry died today. Budlong was a long time figure in car sales and helped shape early distribution practices in the region. He is survived by his family and friends.
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Roxbury
Conn
Milton J. Budlong
Langworthy, 82, Noted Educator and Author
W G Langworthy of San Diego and formerly head of the University of Nebraska department of political economy dies at age 82. He was an educator and author with a long career in higher education.
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San Diego
Calif
W. G. Langworthy
University of Nebraska Department of Political Economy
Charles K Ulrich Dies Veteran Writer and Press Agent
New York July 7 Charles Kenmore Ulrich 80 author playwright and newspaperman wrote 46 plays several novels and scores of movie scenarios widely known as a press agent
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New York
Charles Kenmore Ulrich
Keene Abbott Dies at 64 Author of Tree of Life
Keene Abbott of Omaha Nebraska, aged 64, author of Tree of Life and other works, passed away. The writer was known for his prolific output and contributions to American letters.
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Omaha
Nebyduly
Keene Abbott
Congressmen Kill Plan to Pay Own Way on Seaway Trip
Washington July 7 A House Committee on Rivers and Harbors hearing the St. Lawrence seaway project backed away from paying its members travel costs. A member proposed self payment but unwritten rules blocked it, another suggested using a small contingent fund. The trip may still go ahead if funds can be found next week.
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Washington
House Committee On
St. Lawrence Seaway
White Sox Manager Dykes Suspended Indefinitely
Chicago July 7 William Harridge of the American League suspended James Joseph Dykes, the volatile Chicago White Sox manager, for abusive language toward Umpire Steve Basil after being ejected in Cleveland. Dykes refused to apologize, and Harold Muddy Ruel will direct the team in his absence as the league demands improved conduct.
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Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Comiskey Park
American League
Harridge
Chicago
William Harridge
James Joseph Dykes
Cleveland
Steve Basil
Taft Wright
Basil
Harold
Muddy) Ruel
Legg Jones Ross And Evans Score At Nedrow Range
Legg and Henry Jones tied for high gun in the 5 target re entry at 16 yard targets at Syracuse Gun Club. Al Ross of Whitney Point led yardage handicap with 43 while Lyall Evans scored 2 of 24 in doubles.
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G. Merritt
L. W. Evans
al Ross
Ele, Thompson
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A. James
E. Thompson
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King Ferry Defeats Auburn Nine 8 to 7 in Close Ninetieth
King Ferry edged Auburn 8 to 7 in a late rally, reclaiming first place in the Central New York League's southwestern division, a half game ahead of Groton. The win featured strong hitting and key defensive plays despite errors by several players.
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May
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Stowell
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Abraham
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All-Star Game in Detroit Set for Briggs Stadium
Facts and figures report the upcoming All-Star Game in Detroit at Briggs Stadium on Tuesday at 2 30 P M with a 57 000 capacity and fair warm weather. Home team American League faces National League under managers Del Baker and Bill McKechnie with United Service Organizations benefiting. Broadcasts on NBC CBS and MBS. Previous results list consecutive yearly scores from 1933 to 1940.
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Bill McKechnie
del Baker
United Service Organizations
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CBS
MBS
Wayne Sabin Wins Nassau Invitation in Turf Season Return
Wayne Sabin returns to form at Nassau County Club Invitation on grass defeating Sid ney B. Wood Jr 6-0 13-11 6-3 to take an early lead in the eastern turf court race. The Reno star, once at odds with USLTA over the eight weeks rule, shows improved defense and aggressiveness.
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Wayne Sabin
United States ‘Lawn Tennis Association
Sabin
Nassau County Club
Reno
Tully Wins Behind Five-Run Third Inning Rally
Tully defeated Lodi 10 to 7 in a Central New York League Southwestern Division game. J Justin Edinger closed out the win with seven no-hit innings after brother Wilson Edinger struggled early. Lodi built an early lead but Tully poured in five runs in the third to pull ahead on the winner's diamond.
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Roundy
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Stewart
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Yanks Unveil Memorial to Lou Gehrig
New York July 7 (UP) a bronze bust memorializing Lou Gehrig stands in centerfield at Yankee Stadium. Yankee players and visiting Athletics figures gathered as Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia and writers spoke of Gehrig’s character and record, with Bill Dickey homering in the first inning.
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Yankee Stadium
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Connie Mack
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Yankees
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Athletics
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James J. Lyons
Bronx
Sid Mercer
New York Journal-American
Baseball Writers
Bill Dickey
Yankee
Dickey
Henry Louis Gehrig
Pulaski Panthers Beat Parish for First Setback
In a 2 1 victory at Parish on July 7 Pulaski handed Parish its first loss of the season. Delong singled to start the ninth and scored on a passed ball after Perlet let a pitch get away securing the deciding run.
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Chuck” Perlet
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Wilder
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Higgins
May
Heroes and Goals Highlights From Baseball Roundup
Joe DiMaggio collected six hits for the Yankees against the Athletics to extend his consecutive game streak to 48. Elbie Fletcher hit two home runs as the Pirates beat the Cubs in a doubleheader. Elmer Riddle won his ninth straight game by shutting out the Cardinals for the Reds. Ted Lyons posted his 241st career win over the Indians. Buck Newsom of the Tigers struggled against the Browns, while Atley Donald of the Yankees failed early after a big edge. Billy Herman committed two errors as a ninth inning miscue nearly cost the Dodgers.
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Athletics
Elbie Fletcher
Pirates
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Cardinals
Reds
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Indians
Goats
Buck Newsom
Tigers
Browns
Atley Donald
Billy Herman
Dodgers
Open golf champ Lawson tops Oliver in exhibition
In a year ago mirror entry Lawson Little, golf champion, defeated Oliver one up in the first exhibition of a series.
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Associated Press Today
Lawson Little
Oliver
Lawtin
Joe DiMaggio
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