Tigers Lose, Spinners Sweep as Standings Shift
In a doubleheader sweep, Greenville beat Savannah 9-4 to extend their win streak to eight, while Columbia moved down to third after a 12-3 win over Jacksonville. Columbus and Charleston rainouts left standings unchanged.
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Barons Halt Vols in Doubleday Reader Crackers Shut Out Barons
Birmingham Barons stopped the Nashville Vols in both ends of a Southern Association doubleheader 1-0 and 4-3 to extend their winning streak to four. Rain halted the opener at Atlanta after five innings as Bill Ayers took the loss in Cracker victory. Mobile beat Little Rock 5-1 and 2-1, New Orleans swept Memphis 2-1 twice.
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Stone Mountain Official Bars Pearson Radio Talk
Stone Mountain officials on June 17 warned that a planned Drew Pearson broadcast from the mountain would be inappropriate. An agent for the property owners said no political use is desired and cited a Ku Klux Klan meeting and cross burning as context for restricting the event.
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The Brownstone Doctor Case Opens In Silence
Jigger probes widow Mrs. Herz after Dr. Herz dies in mysterious circumstances. He questions motives and habits, inspects the doctor’s parlor and files, and orders Red to obtain the medical records while pursuing a lead from Captain Aheart. The widow remains unreadable as tension grows.
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Klansman Issue in Governor Race Draws Barred Endorsement
A political figure said the Ku Klux Klan issue would remain a bar until after the July 17 primary, tying racial controversy to the campaign dynamics.
American soldiers praised as good will ambassadors in Switzerland
Swiss officials and hotel managers say touring American GIs have shown exemplary conduct during eight day tours at a $35 rate with $50 spending money. Since the program began nearly 250,000 troops visited, spending about 70 million francs. Only a few watch and camera thefts noted, and locals praise the soldiers' behavior and mutual understanding fostered between nations.
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Neiderer
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Southeastern industry shutdowns blamed on box car shortage
Savannah June 17 AP Southeastern industries face shutdowns due to a box car shortage. The Savannah Port Authority and the Chamber of Commerce accuse bias toward Eastern and Western regions and urge Senators George and Russell and Rep. Peterson to seek help from the Association of American Railroads to ease the shortage.
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Grid Scouts Still Hot on Coulter Trail
Fort Worth Texas June 17 AP big Army all American tackle Dewitt Coulter says he will finish his college ball at Georgia Tech. Scouts and coaches still pursue him after his Fort Worth visit and quotes suggesting he could play end there. Coulter left West Point for math deficiencies and returned to Fort Worth via Atlanta to discuss Tech.
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Georgia Tech
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Switzerland Jail Compliment Cited By Correspondent
A letter quoting Switzer land remarks notes the writer praising a jail described as the finest ever seen. The remark ends with a compliment about the facility, reflecting local sentiment in the correspondence.
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Hobbs declines to run for Alabama Senate seat
Washington June 18 AP Rep Sam Hobbs announces he will not seek the Senate seat to succeed the late Senator Bankhead. Democrats John Sparkman and Frank Boykin have announced their candidacies. A Democratic primary is expected in August. R L Swift was appointed to serve until a successor is named.
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Bankhead
Tile markers mark traffic lanes on San Francisco Bay Bridge
Ceramic tiles are used as traffic lane markers on the San Francisco Bay Bridge, guiding vehicles across the span with durable, visible lane indicators integrated into the roadway.
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