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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1951

Page

2

Dodgers Lose Close Games As Pennant Hopes Wane

Dodgers drop their second straight one run defeat as the Giants pull four and a half games ahead. Phillies beat the Dodgers 3 2 at Ebbets Field with Wilber and Ca seventh contributing in a game risking the Dodger late surge. Yankees top Red Sox 2 1 behind Raschi while DiMaggio drives in the go ahead run. Cubs Cards game called 6 6 after nine in St Louis, to be replayed later.

Brooklyn Dodger Dodgers New York Giants Giants Ebbets Field Phillies Phils Cincinnati Robin Roberts del Wilber Jackie Robinson Willie Jones Ralph Caseventh Lemon Ballero Duke Snider Brooks Chicago White Sox New York Yankees St. Louis Browns Yanks Boston Red Sox Vic Raschi Raschi Yankee Stadium Bosox Joe DiMaggio Mickey McDermott Sox Cleveland Indians Bob Lemon Detroit Tigers Cleveland Detroit Tribe Bengals Philadelphia Athletics Washington Senators St. Louis Cubs Boston

Browns stockholders urged to back Veeck deal for St Louis Browns

Voluntary stockholders committee appeals to holdouts to sell to Bill Veeck and associates as he seeks control of the Browns. About 12,000 shares remain pledged to meet the 75 percent threshold at seven dollars a share. The plan envisions a new holding company and escrowed funds to pay minorities a fair price, not exceeding seven dollars per share. brokerage houses trade Browns stock near eight dollars while Veeck offers seven.

St. Louis Browns St. Louis Browns Bill Veeck Veeck Gi Veeck St. Louis American View Corporation Thes

Colleges drop two platoon system in football

New York’s commentary notes Penn State and Lafayette moving away from the two-platoon game to a return to limited substitutions. It criticizes modern football as a money driven career path and argues spring and fall practice overburden students while undermining true education.

Penn State Lafayette Wall Clipper Smith Smith

Mum's His Word at Capitol Hearings on Communist Ties

Edward Bromberg faces House Un American Activities Committee questioning to determine if he is or has been a Communist in a Capitol appearance. The actor’s constitutional rights are argued during the session as part of the inquiry into subversive ties.

Edward Bromberg Capitol House un-American Activities ‘Committee

Wanted for $40,000 Hawley bank robbery Kling

FBI seeks Thomas Kling alias Tony Kling and Soup for a $40,000 Hawley bank theft. Described as 43, 5 ft 5 1 2 in, 124 lb, brown hair blue eyes, many tattoos including eagle and Union Liberty. Identifying scars and multiple aliases noted. Kling is believed armed and dangerous and may shoot to kill.

Washington INS Thomas “Soup Kling Hawley Harold Red) Meehan Meehan New York Polyclinic Hospital FBI Harry Houdini Bayonne N. J G- Men Eastern State Penitententiary Philadelphia Con Anthony Kling Joseph T. Kling Tony Kling Thomas Sloane Thomas Smith Arthur Walsh Soup

Baseball Matchups On Tap Across Leagues Tonight

American League features St Louis at Chicago Starr Dobson facing Kuzava and Stobbs meets Kuzava in New York. Detroit visits Cleveland with Hutchinson opposing Wynn. Washington plays Philadelphia as Moreno faces Fowler. National League has Philadelphia at Brooklyn Carl Church facing Schmitz and New York at Boston Hearn versus Spahn. Pittsburgh at St Louis night tilt with Dickson against Chambers. Chicago goes to Cincinnati Lawn while Fox starts for Cincinnati.

New York Boston Cleveland Detroit Washington Philadelphia St. Louis National League Brooklyn New York Cincinnati Boston Cage Pittsburgh American Association Milwaukee Kansas City St. Paul Minneapolis Louisville Toledo Indianapolis Columbus Aioe Chicago Starr Dobson Stobbs Kuzava Hutchinson Wynn Moreno Fowler Brooklyn Hearn Spahn Dickson Chambers

Notable baseball scores across several games

Chicago beat St Louis 10 to 3 in night action while New York defeated Boston 2 1 in the second game after rain. Cleveland routed Detroit 40 1 at night and Philadelphia won 3 2 in twilight with Washington. Philadelphia beat Washington 11 5, and Philadelphia edged Brooklyn 3 2 at night. Other rain curtailed events included New York at Boston and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. Game between Chicago and St Louis ended after nine innings to allow trains.

Chicago St. Louis Boston New York Cleveland Detroit Philadelphia Washington National League Brooklyn Pittsburgh Cincinnati

Musial Tops All Star Balloting For NL Starters

Stan Musial of the St Louis Cardinals leads the all star balloting with 1 284 816 votes as Detroit’s George Kell trails by about 40 000. Nelson Fox of the White Sox is second in voting with 1 252 861. The 16 poll winners will start the game in Detroit on July 10 with managers Stengel and Sawyer naming the rest of the 25 man rosters. The American League team will be announced Monday and the National League roster Tuesday.

Chicago Stan Musial St. Louis Cardinals Detroit Musial George Kell Detroit Tigers Kell White Sox Nelson Fox Casey Stengel Yankees Eddie Sawyer Phillies

Indiana Theater Time Table Highlights and Drive In

Indiana listings show today Roy Rogers in In Old Amarillo and Father Takes The Air with Raymond, plus Desperadoes Of The West serial, color cartoons and news. East 50 Drive In opens 6:80 with Four Faces West at 7:30, and Sundays include Dear Brat with Mona Freeman and Edward Arnold plus cartoons.

Indiana Roy Rogers Amarillo Raymond. Walburn Walter Catlett Brat Mona Freeman Billy de Wolfe Edward Arnold Redskins Jon Hall

Dinnerware by Russell Wright introduces mix and match set

The renowned designer builds on his modern home line with a new dinnerware collection. The set combines pottery and glass elements with soups and saucers, salad plates, and butter plates, enabling flexible mixing and matching.

Russell Wright

Engineer shortage warned by Michigan State dean

Lorin G. Miller dean of engineering at Michigan State College warns of a looming shortage of engineers that could hinder U S industrial output by 1955 He predicts at least 60000 engineers will be needed this decade and notes engineering graduates received five to ten job offers this year with salaries 15 to 20 percent higher than last year.

East Lansing Mich INS Lorin G. Miller Michigan State College U. S Dean Miller

Bible dating: Pentateuch older than other sacred writings

A review notes that the Pentateuch of the Christian Bible predates all other sacred writings by at least three centuries, underscoring its ancient origins and foundational role in religious tradition.

American steel firms invest $2 million since World War II

American steel companies have spent about $2 million on expansion and improvements since World War II, reflecting postwar growth efforts by major producers.

American Steel Companies

July Fourth Week Shows At Indiana Theatre

Holiday attractions line up at the Indiana with Dear Brat starring Billy De Wolfe and Edward Arnold, a sequel to Dear Ruth. When The Redskins Ride features Jon Hall and Mary Castle in Cinecolor at East 50 Drive In Sunday and Monday. Goodbye My Fancy with Robert Young and Joan Crawford comes Wednesday to Friday. The Great Dan Patch harness film screens next Thursday and Friday at the East 50 with Dennis O Keefe Gail Russell Charlotte Greenwood and Henry Hull among cast. An aerial finale caps the night of July 4.

Billy de Wolfe Mona Freeman Brat Ruth Indiana Edward Arnold Jon Hall Mary Castle James Seal John Ridgely East 50 Frank Lovejoy Robert Young Joan Crawford America Dan Patch Dennis O'Keefe Gail Russell Charlotte Greenwood Henry Hull

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