Cleaning Up Forge City in a Moral Crisis
Covington confronts Rush over a city crisis as Rush admits he stirs suspicion to collapse a smooth crime ring. Sally is dead, but Rush wants to stage further effects. He plans to elect Covington mayor despite warning that the effort is out of Covington's hands.
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Qovington
Rush
Sally
Sully
Carney
Max
Tee
Forge City
Mr. Covington
Covington
Henry
Gay
Big Boy
Rush and Covington in Hedge Vault Ambush
Rush springs from a chair to tackle Covington as a gunshot shatters a hedge. Covington survives and accepts Rush’s influence, eager to stay in power. Rush calls Gay, confirming contact and continuing his plan.
Is this Gay Wimberly a trap for Rush?
An apparent prank call lures Rush to Gay Wimberly's apartment where Carney and two associates wait with a plan. Rush confronts Carney and hints of leverage unfold as the scene tightens. (To be continued)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush
Lana Turner
Carney
Circe
Gay
Davenport
Junior
Maxie
Henry
Max Carney
Hidden closets and funeral games from early New England lore
The text notes secret hiding closets in early New England homes for women and children during Indian attacks. It mentions primitive tribes playing funeral games with the dead presumed to participate. It also states the trumpet bird of South America is named for its distinctive sound and that it rarely flies but moves quickly.
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New England
South America
Vacation Bible School Opens at Colored Presbyterian Church
The 18th annual All Bible School begins Monday June 16 at 9 am at Second Presbyterian Church East Jackson Street. It runs two weeks each weekday 9 to 11 30 am with daily sessions for children. Parents are asked to ensure punctual daily attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Bible School
Second Presbyterian Church
East Jackson Street
Kashmir Valley Size Compared With Yellowstone Park
The Vale of Kashmir in India is described as about half the size of Yellowstone National Park in the United States, highlighting a major difference in scale between the two famous regions.
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Vale of Kashmir
India
Yellowstone National Park
United States
Tigers Rally Fails as Frisinger Shuts Down Bengals
In Albany, Weeks leads with two doubles fueling a Tiger rally halted by Frisinger. Hassler and Bowden spark Bengals while Dewey Waugh debuts at catcher in a 2:10 game. Thom asville next hosts Waycross after the Albany contest.
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Schoendienst
McGovern
Tiger
Johnny Grice
Hassler
Frisinger
Haasler
Frisingers
Thompson
Bowden
Grice
Weeks
Waugh
Lamar Weeks
Bengals
Frnsinger
Tigers
Bengal
Dewey Waugh
Fiisinger
Redbird
Albany
New” Tigers
Thomasville
Waycross
Municipal Stadium
Bruins
Porreca
Herbison
Nassier
Bowden Wee
Thomason
Snyder
Snyer
Herbigon
Ewanlak
Bankt
Eolmes
Zabek
Steerer Ee Retaeenenes
Grice, If
Cronin
Phillips Cf
Tare Netpenere
Albany AB H PO
Herbison &B
Phearevrnerrance
Simpson Ss
Ewanlak If
McCully
McGovern c
Katkaveck Ca
Frisinger P . Sere
Cyrus
Vogeltanz
Sa Dp Eaeee Rte Sap Taw
Albany Ee
Hogep
Colvin Re elected WCTU President for Fourth Term
Mrs. D Leigh Colvin of Frevanston Jr was reelected to her fourth term as president of the Woman s Christian Temperance Union at the close of the annual convention in Asbury Park New Jersey.
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F. L. Colvin
WCTU
Asbury Park
N. J
D. Leigh Colvin
Frevanston, Jr
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Tigers Fall In Thrilling 3 1 Loss At Albany Stadium
Albany fans packed the stands as the Tigers dropped a 3-1 decision. Vince Mullen pressed fielding and base running, while pitcher Snyder held off Thomasville with six hits and sixteen strikeouts.
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Albany Stadium
Tigers
Albany
Véciter
van McKinney
Tiger
Dick Wagner
Mr. Worthy
Jim Dimitriadis
Thomasville Rooters
Bainbridge offensively paced by Parnell and Avinger
Bainbridge records two base hits from Parnell and Avinger with Tyson, Hodges turning a double play through Brogden. Walks: McCullum eight, Standing one, Cox three, Black one, Smith one. Strikeouts: Cox two, Smith six, McCullum four, Standing one. HBP: Cox by Smith and McCullum by Smith. Wild pitches: McCullum four, Smith.
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Parnell
Avinger
Tyson
Hodges
Brogden
McCullum
Standing
Cox
Black
Smith
Lapp Relais
Pigiesmeee
Donalsonville AB
Rhpoae Richardson
Ove ¢ Avinger
Courtney
Parnell If
Ptacereee Jr
Eee McCullum
Seers
H. Hodges
Peverenee Areeteeeesasane
Bainbridge Snags
Donaisonville
Notre Dame President Rev. J. H. O'Donnell Dies
Longtime Notre Dame leader Rev. Hugh O'Donnell C. S. C. died after a lengthy illness in South Bend Indiana at age 52. He served as university president for six years and was with Notre Dame for almost 35 years, having retired a year earlier following cancer treatment and surgery.
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J. H. O'Donnell
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Hugh O’donnell
University of Notre Dame
Father O’donnell
Pirates Fall Short as Chicago Tops Pittsburgh at Forbes Field
Billy Herman laments lack of complete games as Pittsburgh Pirates lose 7 3 to Chicago. Attendance reaches 32 132 while Chicago climbs to second place tying with Brooklyn. Cincinnati upsets St Louis, sending Cardinals to seventh and Reds to fifth. Kent Peterson pitches five hits allowed to beat the Birds. Most clubs travel for doubleheader night games.
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Billy Herman
Pittsburgh Pirate
Monongahela
Bucca
Pirates
Forbes Field
Chicago
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Kent Peterson
Birds
Reds
Two Coast Shipping Tie Up Threatened by Maritime Unions
Five maritime unions accuse the Pacific American Shopowners Association of stalling in contract talks with the Marine Cooks and Stewards union. The present contract expires at midnight Saturday, raising the possibility of a two coast shipping tie up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pacific American Shopowners Association
Marine Cooks and Stewards Union
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