Candlewood Mystery Deepens After Jo’s Death
In Candlewood the group questions motives as Moira disappears and a night watch reveals a light over the Cove. Dirk and Spring search the shop area fearing a killer remains at large while Justen casts doubt on their alibis. The scene ends with locks on Moira’s shop and a troubling river fact about Burma.
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Moira
Gil
Justen
Spring
Dirk
Elvan
Drusilla
Candlewood
Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
American League Washington at New York rain canceled the only game of the day. National League New York defeated Brooklyn 2 to 1 with Philadelphia at Boston listed as a later game. Southern Association Nsahville beat Memphis 9 to 6 while multiple city pairings were scheduled across the circuit including Cleveland at Detroit and Chicago at St. Louis.
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Clu Bamerigan Peagus
St. Louis
Mhihasten
Poset Banetel
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
New York
Cleveland Wate
Philadelphia
Pte Ae
Clu
Pereuye Bess
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Southern Associat Club
Atlanta
Little Rock
Memphis
Birmingham
Knoxville Exon
Nashville
New Orleans
Chattanooga
American League
National League
Southern Association
Nsahville
Philadephia
Cleveland
Navy cancels refit of Normandie over shortages
New York reports the Navy has canceled plans to refit the former French luxury liner Normandie due to a shortage of manpower and critical materials.
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NAVY
Normandie
New York
Dewey Favorite Claim Sparks Taft Bricker Clash
A Dewey lead in national polls is disputed by Taft who argues Bricker shows strength not yet revealed. Sprague cited polls giving Dewey 60 percent, while Taft warned polls and press reports are unreliable. Maine primaries produced Pettis winning Democratic nomination in the first district. Hildreth won the Republican governor nomination. Texas Supreme Court slated to rule on electors by convention.
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Associated Press
Thomas E. Dewey
New Yorker
Taft
Ohio
John W. Bricker
J. Russell Sprague
Republican National
Bricker
Washington
Dewey
Maine
Andrew A. Pettis
Portland Cio Shipyard Workers Union
GOP
Robert Hale
Senate
Horace A. Hildreth
Texas Supreme Court
Presbyterian Church Calls For All Sorts Of Missionaries
Atlanta report states the Presbyterian church of the United States seeks many kinds of missionaries for postwar overseas work. The foreign missions committee indicates preparations are under way though the timing of a return to the Far East remains uncertain.
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Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church of the United States
Foreign Missions Committee
Far East
Bilbo challenges FEPC funding in Senate rally
Senator Bilbo of Mississippi led a one hour attack in the Senate against a 500000 dollar appropriation for the Fair Employment Practices Committee as southern Democrats mounted a rally against FEPC funding. The debate stretched into a third day with a battle over an amendment to remove FEPC funds from a war agency appropriation. Chavez praised FEPC for aiding Mexican and Latin American workers in the southwest.
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Bilbo
D-Miss
Senate
President
Fair Employment Practices Committee
Russell
DGA
Roosevelt
Chavez
D-Nm
Southwest
FEPC
Roundup of sports notes and player records
Roundup details batting and pitching records from major colleges. Weise of Michigan leads with a .538 in limited Big Ten at bats. Dick Ames of Columbia struck out 100 in 92 innings. A Princeton gym fire destroyed the trophy. Fritzie Zivic finishes basic training as the field drops Commandos nickname. Dutch Harrison places third in Greensboro to Wright Field move, after late golf rounds and overnight travel.
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Princeton
Weise
Michigan
Dick Ames
Columbia
Fritzie Zivic
Keesler Field
Miss
Fritzie
Dutch Harrison
Grensboro
Wright Field
Ohio
New reports of dissension in Phillies camp
Philadelphia June 20 AP reports of dissension in the Phillies camp, partly confirmed by General Manager Herb Pennock, follow last year’s Cox Harris turmoil. Pennock cites one troublesome player but vows no repeat of the Harris era, pledging support for Fred Fitzsimmons and noting absence of club president Sgt. Robert Carpenter Jr.
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Philadelphia
Herb Pennock
National League
Phillies
Bill Cox
Bucky Harris
Pennock
Harris’ Plas
Cox
Fred Fitzsimmons
Robert R. M. Carpenter, Jr
Chét Coton
Utica
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Jodie
Irrawaddy River
Burma
Endéxville
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National Trailways System
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