Pirates Return To Championship Fight In Washington Victory
The Pittsburgh Pirates beat Washington 6 to 3 in the fifth game, cutting the series lead to 3-2 for the Senators. Coveleskie was relieved, Jackson Aldridge pitched well, and the scene shifts to Pittsburgh for Game Six.
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Pirates Gome
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Pirates
Coveleskie
Senators
Presaguinith Stadium
Washington
D. C
Pittsburgh Pirates
Stanley Coveleskie
Pirates and Senators In Pitcher Battle In Dark Park
In the second inning the Pirates threaten with McInnis warming for Washington as Goslin tracks a long drive for an out. Aldridge induces grounders and a double play while Bluege fans on three pitches. Covey draws a base on balls and Stuffy McInnis fields a hopper for an out as darkness dampens the action and no runs score.
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Senators
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Coveleskie
Moore
Peck
Carey
Cuyler
Texas
Harris
Goslin
Barnhart
Rice
McInnis
Judge
J. Harris
Traynor
Pittsburgh
Rarphart
Wright
Melnnis
Smith, Cc
Aldridge
Washington - Abrhpore Rice, Ch
S, Harris
Ruel
Oo Coveleskie
Ballou
Zachary
Xhhelbold
Marberry
Pittaburgy
Washington
Leibold
S. Harris
Smith
Rigler
Owens
McCormick
Moriarty
McIinnis
Goose Goslin
McIihnis
Covey
Cetter
Bludge
Stan Harris
Muddy
Mrs. Coolidge
Public Pressure Sparks Action Demanding Change
Citizens unite to press government for reforms as public demand drives swift policy response. Officials acknowledge concerns and outline measures to address the call for accountability and transparency. Community leaders urge continued oversight during implementation.
Coast Guard Boats Disabled in Terrific New England Gales
Coast Guard crews faced forty eight hours of brutal gales in New England waters with four patrol boats disabled. Two vessels were towed ashore by rescuers, a third was damaged and afloat near New London, and CG-128 drifted as the crew evacuated to Glasgow aboard the Cunarder Cameronia.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Coast Guard
New London
Carin
Pase
Nantucket
Glasgow
Cameronia
Storm distress hits four coast guard boats in Atlantic gale
Radio messages reveal four coast guard patrol boats operating in New England waters were in distress after a seventy mile gale. The 128 was adrift off Cape Cod after rescue by the Cunarder Cameronia, the 147 was towed toward base by the Mojave, and the 238 and 126 details remain unsettled. A fifth vessel may be in danger near Old Point Prov. Tampa later picked up CG-288 and headed to port.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Coast Guard
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Cameronia
Cape Cod
Mojave
American
Nam
Norfolk Va
Old Point
South Boston
Tampa
MacMillan Arctic Expedition Reaches Wiscasset Home
The Bowdoin and Peary return to Wiscasset Maine at 10 20 am after a stormy crossing from Monhegan Island where they were held by gales for nearly three days. Monhegan Island Maine Oct 12 The Bowdoin and Peary sailed for Wiscasset at 5 30 am after being marooned by wind and storm.
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The
Associated Press
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Macmillan
Bowdoin
Peary
Monhegan Island
Maine
Pehry
MacMllan
Arctic Expedition
Thjn
Wiscasset
Georgians Die In Florida Car Crash
Ambrose residents Judson Grimes is dead and Terry McGovern injured when their car overturned near here after a front tire blowout. Investigators say the accident occurred yesterday as the two traveled in Florida.
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Pia
Judson Grimes
Ambrose
Terry McGovern
Sinking of yacht off Florida leaves 10 drowned four missing
Melbourne Florida October 12 Victims of the yacht Clara B that capsized off Sebastian inlet twenty one miles south of Melbourne total ten drowned and four missing. Eleven tourists known to have drowned from a party of fishermen sought rescue as crews searched last night. The group, mostly visitors from Kansas and other western states, were guests of Melbourne Farms Company aboard the forty foot motor launch Clara B. The seas were high and a rough turn likely caused the upset as the vessel attempted to return to port.
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Associated Press
Melbourne
Fla
Clara B
Sebastian Inlet
Here
Florida
Mebourne
Plaiy
Tyre
Kansas
Melbourne Farms Company
Ed Arnold
Malabar
Tost
Paralyzed Negro Slayer Goes to the Electric Chair
Edward Stevenson, paralyzed from the waist down by a bullet, was carried on a stretcher to the death chamber of the Western penitentiary at Rock View and electrocuted. He had killed deputy constable Robert Masson in Uniontown during a January 1924 gambling raid.
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Negro Slayer
Edward Stevenson
Bellefonte
Penn
Associated Press
Western Penitentiary
Rock View
Stevenson
Robert Masson
Uniontown
Tobacco markets close in tribute to Duke
Danville Virginia October 12 A B Carrington president of the Tobacco Association asked every tobacco market in the South to close for ten minutes at 10 30 morning in tribute to James B Duke tobacco magnate who died Saturday night. Durham North Carolina October 12 the body of James Buchanan Duke will arrive in Durham Tuesday morning at 7 oclock on a special train from New York Funeral services will be held at Memorial Methodist church at 10 30 Tuesday with Dr Edmond D D Soper officiating. The body will be taken to Maplewood cemetery afterward.
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B. Duke
Durham
Inghow
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N. C
James Buchanan Duke
New York
Memorial Methodist Church
Edmond DD. Soper
School of Religious Education
Duke University
Maplewood Cemetery
Mail Pilot Charles Ames Killed in Plane Crash on Nittany Mountain
Bellefonte Pa Oct 12 searchers found air mail pilot Charles Ames dead in his wrecked plane on Nittany mountain six miles northeast of Bellefonte after a low altitude crash into four trees and a fifth trunk. His body was recovered and brought to Bellefonte. air mail officials confirmed instant death.
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Charles Ames
Nittany Mountain
Bellefonte
Thea
Ames
Nature
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Bellefone
Navy to salvage sunken submarine off Block Island
The Navy Department will salvage submarine 8 61 sunk off Block Island and will not award the work to a private firm. The contract is given to the Third Naval District commandant in New York and the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Ves tal and Falcon will report to Rear Admiral Plunkett to assist in the operation.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Block Island
Third Naval District
New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Vestal
Falcon
Plunkett
Washington Moves Forward to Second World Series Victory
Washington, D. C., Oct. 12. Stanley Harris the youngest manager in baseball leads Washington toward a world series conquest. The probable batteries are Coveleskie and Ruel for Washington and Aldridge and Smith for Pittsburgh.
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Washington
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Kansas Marvel
Walter Johnson
P A
Stanley Harris
Coveleskie
Ruel
Pittsburgh
Aldridge
Smith
Weeks Returns to Office After Ill Health
Secretary Weeks returns to his office in Washington DC for the first time since March when illness forced him to surrender active charge of the department. He resumes duties as health improves and calls have increased since his illness.
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Weeks
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Kalth
Not Guilty in Murder Case of Cotton Manufacturer
W C Cole a wealthy cotton maker was found not guilty of murder in Richmond County North Carolina he killed W W Ormond last August 15 The verdict came at 956 PM after a 21 hour trial Judge Finley presided With a sanity hearing set for next Tuesday at Wilkesboro Cole faces potential commitment to a state hospital if found insane during the hearing
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Richmond County Court House
N. C
W. C. Cole
W. W. Ormond
Elizabeth
T. B. Finley
Cole
Robert
State Hospital
Wilkesboro
Cote
Bishop Brown Deposed From Ministry Report
New Orleans officials report the House of Bishops extended an invitation for the 1938 general convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church. The invitation was sent from Washington, D. C., during a brief session before the joint session on budget matters. The resolution was referred to the committee.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Protestant Episcopal Church
Washington, D. C
House of Bishops
Deposition of Bishop William Montgomery Brown in New Orleans
The Right Rev William Montgomery Brown former Bishop of Arkansas was deposed from the sacred ministry in New Orleans this morning. Brown did not answer when his name was called and a sentence was pronounced by the presiding bishop in his absence.
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Arkansas
New Orleans
Ethelbert Talbot
William Montgomery Brown
Brown
Waste of millions charged to Army and Navy by Madden
Madden accuses the Army and Navy of waste in aircraft development, calling it a needless, costly spree. He cites Major General Mason M. Patrick testimony that 222 pursuit planes were deficient and warns that aviation progress cannot be left to the two branches alone if the U.S. is to compete globally.
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Associated” Press
Washington, D. C
Army and Navy
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House Appropriations Committee
Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Service
Air Board
United. States
Navy
Congress
Nashville’s Oldest Citizen Oliver Williams Dies at 97
Oliver Percival Williams aged 97, longtime Nashville resident and former acquaintance of President Andrew Jackson, died early today in Nashville Tennessee.
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Nashville
Associated Press
Tenn
Oliver Percival Williams
Andrew Jackson
Georgia Weather Forecast Mostly Cloudy Showers Likely
Mostly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with a chance of local showers in the north and central Georgia. Tonight warmer than tonight with gentle to moderate east and southeast winds.
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