Brooklyn Beats New York as National League Results Stack Up
National League results yesterday show Brooklyn defeating New York 10 to 0 amid other postponed games. Today’s schedule lists St Louis at Pittsburgh, Cincinnati at Chicago, Philadelphia at Boston, and Brooklyn at New York with St Louis at Pittsburgh and other matchups noted for tomorrow.
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Baseball results and today’s AL schedule
American League scores include Chicago 3 Detroit 1 J Louis 7 Cleveland 6 New York 9 Washington 6 Philadelphia 6 Boston 5 in 10. Today's schedule lists Gyveland at St Louis New York at Washington Chicago at Detroit Boston at Philadelphia Cleveland at St Louis.
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Buffalo 5 Jersey City 4 leads in tight matchup
International score roundup lists Buffalo over Jersey City 5 to 4, Toronto dominates Reading 4 to 0, Baltimore defeats Rochester 9 to 4, and Syracuse beats Newark 4 to 2. Remaining games pair Jersey City at Buffalo Reading at Toronto Baltimore at Rochester and Newark at Syracuse.
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Jersey City
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Reading
Baltimore
Rochester
Syracuse
Newark
BSS
American Association Scores From Tonight's Games
Kansas City defeated Toledo 11 to 3 while Milwaukee outscored Columbus 7 to 4. St. Paul beat Indianapolis 6 to 1, and Louisville ran past Minneapolis 11 to 3.
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Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville
Minneapolis
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Prescription for Colds and Malaria Germs
A terse note describes a medicine claimed to treat colds grippe flu dengue bilious fever and malaria. It asserts the remedy kills germs and cures diverse illnesses. The text reads like an old patent medicine claim with limited detail on dosage or ingredients.
Warren Board adopts 1927 28 school tax plan and budget
With four of seven members present the Warren Board of Education approved a 1927 28 school tax rate of 21.5 mills plus a per capita tax of 2.50 dollars and outlined a budget estimate of 896 600 dollars with receipts around 843 710.71 dollars. Expenditures cover general control instruction plant operations fines and debt service including sinking fund allocations and capital outlay equipment.
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R. W. Stone
E. H. Beshlin
A. G. Eldred
L. A. Carlson
Board of Education of
Warren
Keeley
Pennsylvania
A. G.eldred
W.M. Robertson
D. E. H. Beshlin
School board actions and personnel changes noted
Tax receipts and estimated disbursements shown with a small balance. Superintendent Pressel announced the hire of Stanley G Straub as L. M. Maenner’s successor and the resignation of A. F. Dunham. Summer teaching hires set at five, with four already signed. Old organs to be sold. Funds approved for student tests and facility improvements proposed for basketball boards. Chamber of Commerce seeks a six month option on property for federal building. senior class member names to be inscribed in minutes.
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Pressel
Stanley G Straub
L. M. Maenner
Jupiata College
Bedford
A. F. Dunham
Dunham
Pea
Tidiout High School
Livine Pequigain
Mildred Lawson
Elizabeth Wells
Margeret Corbin
Commercial Department
Indiana
Indians State Normal School
Emory €. Cook
Warren Chamber of Commerce
Third
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Brief News Items From Bear Lake
Rev. Malvin opened a Town Site church meeting on Sunday April 24 with special singing each evening. Leon Button unloaded a car load of cattle and E A Wilson unloaded egg cases. Mr and Mrs Palmeter hosted their son daughter and spouses from Jamestown. Attendees at the Dean place auction on Wilson Till include multiple locals. Funeral attendance for Mrs Cole extended by many neighbors and friends. Several local families expressed thanks for kindnesses during sickness and death. Joe Smith returned to his farm. C Crosby moved onto the Coleman farm. Floyd Smith moved into the former Crosby residence. $247,685.71
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Bear Lake
Malvin
Town Site
Leon Button
E. A. Wilson
Palmeter
Jamestown
Dean Place
Wilson Tillon
Chas. Whillpe
Open Meadows
Kim Woodin
Kaarbor Creek
Margaret Crowe
F. J. Crowe
Andrew Peterson
O. F. Johnson
Joe Smith
C. Crosby
Coleman
Floyd Smith
Carl Crosby
Hospital Day to Be Observed at Warren General
Warren General Hospital invites the public to visit on May 12 from two to five PM. The address emphasizes modern treatment, free care days, and the hospital’s community role with local physicians volunteering, plus plans to train nurses and support preventive health.
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Warren General
Warren General Hospital
L. Mae Priddle
Warren
National Hospital
Penn State College to broadcast music week programs
Pennsylvania State College announces two weekly radio broadcasts from WPSC as part of National Music Week. Tonight at 8 o clock a group of selected student performers will present a varied program. Wednesday at 8, the Penn State Military Band, 35 players from a 200 member band, directed by Bandmaster W O Thompson, will air its final college year program from the enlarged studio. Richard W Grant, music department director, will speak on music week's significance after the band program.
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WESC
Penn State Military Band
W. O. Thompson
Richard W. Grant
Hospital Officials Meet Supervisors On Department Plans
A hospital spokesperson noted meetings with department supervisors to discuss upcoming programs and plans. L. Mac Priddle, R. N., expressed commitment to announcing details later and emphasized service quality in the hospital.
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Pennsylvania plays key role in national music development
A brief report notes Pennsylvania participating in a national music development effort. The piece highlights local involvement, institutions, and potential impacts on artists and programs across cities in the state.
Corn Borer Clean-Up Under Way in Warren Borough
A twelve man crew with two trucks conducts corn borer clean-up in Warren borough under Supervisor Williston P. Wood. Inspections cover eight counties Beaver Hutter Crawford Ene Lawrence Merce Venange and Warren with expected 90 percent voluntary participation in Pennsylvania. Extra labor pay up to two dollars per acre pending final inspection after June 1.
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Williston P. Wood
Warren
Eric
Beaver
Hutter
Crawford
Ene
Lawrence
Merce
Venange
H.N. Bartley
Pennsylvania
New York
Erie
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