Cardinals Drop Sixth Straight Tilt Of Season
The Cardinals extended their skid to six games as Detroit and other clubs posted wins. Detroit beat Cleveland 5 3 while Boston defeated Washington 1 0 and Philadelphia topped New York 6 8 6.
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Cardinals
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Ashington
Chicago St. Louis
Whitney Horse Wins Feature At Ludlow Steeplechase
J H Jock Whitney's Lone Eagle II won the Ludlow Steeplechase over two miles by eight lengths with Ox and Ass second as twelve ran. The purse was £300.
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Associated Press
Ludlow
England
J. H. Jock Whitney
H. H. Rose
Millwood Nine Opens Season On Lam bert Field Sunday
Millwood Virginia will start its 1932 baseball schedule at Lambert's Field in Millwood on Sunday April 24 at 3 o'clock. Opposing the Millwood nine will be the Bunker Hill West Virginia Athletic Club. The grounds have been improved and players will wear new uniforms for the opener. Ample parking has been arranged for spectators.
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Millwood
Northern Virginia
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Boston Beats Senators 1 0 On Oliver Mc Manus Hit
Washington Senators managed ten hits but could not cash in with runners in scoring position. Boston Sox won 1 to 0 as Oliver doubled and Mc Manus singled for the decisive seventh inning run. Crowder shut out the Sox until the final hit.
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Crowder
Red Sox
Oliver
McManus
Pirates Win In Tenth As Waner Delivers Victory
Lloyd Waner doubled home Grace in the tenth, giving the Pittsburgh Pirates a 7 to 6 win over the St Louis Cardinals in the second game of the series. St Louis tied the game in the ninth, started by five hits against Harris, with Derringer, Dean, Frey, Wilson, Brame, French and Grace noted in the lineup.
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Chicago
Cubs
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Lloyd Waner
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Braves
Dodgers
Boston
Brooklyn Dodgers
Frank O’doul
Brooklyn
Giants
Philadelphia
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Phillies
Grace
St. Louis
Pirates
Red Birds
Harris
Derringer
Dean
Frey
Wilson
Brame
French
Cochrane's Grand Slam Caps Rally as A's Top Yankees
April 21 New York report: Mickey Cochrane hit a bases loaded homer in the ninth to lift the Athletics over the Yankees 8 to 6. Rufus Ruffing allowed four hits in eight innings but faltered in the ninth as four long balls helped even the two teams at two wins each. Sammy Byrd and Lou Gehrig homered, while Mule Haas made a spectacular fifth inning catch costing Babe Ruth a homer.
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New York
Yanks
Athletics
Mickey Cochrane
Philadelphia
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Phillies
Big Fritz
Phils
Terry
Koenecke
Sopke
Fitzsimmons
Hogan
Holley and McCurdy
Tigers
A's
Rufus Ruffing
Wildness
Young Sammy Byrd
Lou Gehrig
Mule Haas
Bebe Ruth
Unclear Names and Fragments Highlighted in Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists names including Burke Crawley L aartley and Aartley and MeRune, followed by a stray "JUST OUT" fragment suggesting a notice item. No clear action, date, or place is readable to determine context or outcome.
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Son Burke
L. Crawley
L.aartley
R Aartley
EB. Merune
Just Out
Press Dispatches Claim Radio Competes With Newspapers
Rev David Hepburn dies head of Virginia Anti Saloon League. Virginia Children's Home Society hit by low mood. Local officials set 10 day period to enforce hog pen ordinance. Frost spared apple crop. Windstorm outages hit telephones. Queen Shenandoah IV and Mrs Wilson to ride in Lincoln cars at apple fete. Mrs S D O Nea and Mrs J W Sibert attend DAR convention in Washington. Newspaper editor says bankers best judges of economic change. Senators Martin Swanson back selective draft. Rev Gypsy Smith Jr reports 13 converts at Harrisonburg revival. May first week set for Winchester general cleanup. London reports Kaiser William II’s second son dead. Local health officer urges typhoid inoculation.
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David Hepburn
Virginia AntiSaloon League
Virginia Childrens’ Home Society
Shenandoah IV
Woodrow Wilson
Lincoln
S. D. O'Neal
J. W. Sibert
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Martin and Swanson
Virginia
Gypsy, Smith, Jr
Harrisonburg
Winchester
London
Kaiser William I
Germany
Funeral Services For Dorsey S Brill At Star Tannery
Funeral rites were held at Gravel Springs Lutheran Church near Star Tannery for Dorsey S Brill a Frederick County miller who died Saturday after a short illness. Rev C E Seastrunk led services with burial in the family lot. Surviving are his widow Mrs J Tee Brill and two sons Lloyd M Brill local attorney and Virgil B Brill of Clifton Forge accountant for C and O Railroad.
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Gravel Springs Lutheran Church
Star Tannery
Dorsey S. Brill
Frederick County
C. E. Seastrunk
Brill
Satuday
Old Forge
Luther Brill
Gravel Springs
Mr. Brill
J. Tee Brill
Lloyd M. Brill
Observing Rainbows and Rainbow Size Variations
The rainbow varies in apparent size. It forms along a circle with center aligned to the observer’s eye, so no two observers see the exact same bow. Colored band width grows as raindrop size decreases.
Brush denies bear raids in recent months testimony
Senate banking committee heard Mat thew Brush deny bear raids in recent months and say short selling can depress the stock market. He described handling as much as 25 000 shares on both sides and warned critics that he would be shot upon returning to New York.
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Associater
Washington
Wall Street
Matthew B. Brush
Senate Banking Committee
Brush
New York
Couzens
William A. Gray
Man Freed After Coroner Finds Accidental Shooting
In Lonaconing Maryland Arthur Fazenbacker 51 was cleared by a coroner's jury over the shooting death of 7 year old Edward Matthews. The jury ruled carelessness with no criminal intent. Fazenbacker said the gun discharged while he attempted to shoot a chicken hawk.
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Associated Press
Lonaconing
Arthur Fazenbacker
Edward Matthews, Jr
Here
Fazenbacker
Young Matthews
Laddlig
Margaret Matthews
Stock market slips amid Washington probe impact
New York trading opened with a relapse wiping out earlier gains as selling surged and professionals seemed cowed by the Washington investigation. Activity thinned with money renewed at 2.5 percent and sterling cables opening down to 3.741/4 dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
Washington
Mission Worker Dead In China
Robert Chambers a 35 year Southern Baptist missionary from Baltimore died in Shanghai China of pneumonia. Mission headquarters are in Richmond Virginia.
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China
Associated Press
Shanghai
Robert Chambers
Baltimore
Southern Baptist Church
Richmond
Chalkley Urges Bipartisan Prohibition Referendum Plan
Former State Senator John W. Chalkley of Big Stone Gap Va proposes identical prohibition planks for both parties with a referendum on prohibition and a reasonable definition of intoxicants. He urges national committees to meet and adopt the plan for the 1932 conventions.
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Washington
John W. Chalkley
Big Stone Gap
Raskob
Democratic National Committee
New York
Fess
Republican Committee
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Democratic
Winchester
C. Bascom Slemp
Slemp
Chalkley
National Committees
Byrd
United States Chamber of Commerce
National Manufacturer Association
Chalk Jey
Abingdon
Bus overturns injure thirty Fairview high students
Thirty Oxford High School pupils from Fairview Guernsey county were injured when their bus to Pittsburgh collided with a passing car and overturned near Saint Clairsville Ohio. Betty Ironald 17 suffered a broken back and Elizabeth Reed 16 was internally injured. two others were reported fatally hurt.
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Associated Press
ST. Clairsville
Fairview
Guernsey County
Pittsburgh Pa
Betty Ironald
Elizabeth Reed
Oxford High School
Hoe Company In Receivership
R. Hoe and Company Inc suppliers of newspaper printing presses faced a federal equity petition in New York. Company officers filed an answer agreeing to the district court action and consented to the decree.
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Associated Press
New York
R. Hoe and Company, Inc
Head Of Dry Organization Opposes Eighteenth Amendment Change
Four witnesses in a Senate subcommittee hearing urged against repealing or amending the Eighteenth Amendment or the Volstead Act. Arthur J. Barton, president of the National Conference of Organizations supporting the Eighteenth Amendment, argued against any such legislation as crippling enforcement. Other testifiers included Dr. W. F. Seward of Goshen Virginia Leigh Colvin of New York and Edward T. Lee of Chicago.
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Washington
Senate
Arthur J. Barton
National Conference of Organizations
Barton
Byrd
Virginia
United Temperance Forces of America
W. F. Seward
Goshen
N. Va
Leigh Colvin
New York
New York State Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Edward T. Lee
John Marshall Law School
Chicago
Committee To Vote On Federal Cost Slashing
Washington April 21 A general government cost cutting bill nears final form after two months of work by the special economy committee. It blends Hoover spending cuts with the committee plan to merge War and Navy into a national defense department and to cut federal salaries by eleven percent with a $1000 exemption. The panel plans a final vote Monday and to submit the rider to the annual legislative branch appropriation bill, despite administration opposition. Budget cuts for FY 1933 are central to the measure.
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Washington
House
Hoover
War and Navy
Department of National Defense
McDuffie
Legislative Branch
Keifer Civil War General Dies at 96 in Springfield
General J Warren Keifer aged 96 former speaker of the U S House of Representatives died at his home in Springfield Ohio today after infirmities of age He lapsed into a coma yesterday and did not regain consciousness He leaves two sons W W Keifer of Springfield and Joseph Keifer Jr of Bostwick Nebraska Keifer long known as a soldier statesman and Springfield s foremost citizen Adelbert Ames is the only other living Civil War major general housed in Boston
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Associated Press
Springfield
J. Warren Keifer
Jgeneral Keifer
National House of Representative
W. W. Eee
Joseph Keifer, Jr
Bostwick
General Keifer
Adelbert Ames
Boston
Public Sale of Household Furniture in Fauquier County
Public sale announced for Saturday April 30 1932 at 2 30 PM of household furniture including valuable antiques. Terms require cash under $20 and credit over that amount with a six month note payable at Fauquier National Bank Warrenton Virginia. Admr of W W Berlin Estate.
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Fauquier National Bank
Warrenton
Fauquier National Bank, Admr
W. W. Berlin Estate
Capone Asks Supreme Court To Review Case
Al Capone files in the Supreme Court seeking a review of the Seventh Circuit's affirmation of his tax evasion conviction. He faces ten years at Leavenworth plus one year in county jail for violating federal income tax law. The case centers on undeclared income from underground sources.
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Capone
Supreme Court
Associated Press
Washington
al Capone
Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals
Leavenworth
Harvard Undergraduates Stage Exciting Riot
A Harvard undergraduate riot disrupted Radcliffe College and Harvard Square in Cambridge. Eight students and four residents were arrested. two police officers were injured. Notable arrestees were Marius Johnston of Lexington Kentucky and Thomas Palmer of Chicago.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Radcliffe College
Brattle Square
Harvard Squar
Marius Johnston
Lexington
Thomas Palmer
Chicago
Park Nine Plans Two Exhibition Games This Week
Winchester fans will see Park Association’s baseball team in two exhibition games against Martinsburg, W Va, this weekend. The opener is Saturday at 3 pm and the follow up Sunday at 3 pm at Rouss Spring Park. The club has 25 hopefuls and a new bleacher program follows a 9–0 win over Shenandoah Valley Academy.
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Winchester
The
Park Association
Martinsburg
W. Va
Rouss Spring Park
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Lewis
Park
Hirsh
Pangle
Lunss
Berry
Swanson
Hockman
Hodgson
Brown
Abner Johnson
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Commerce
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Frances K. Sale
Douglas A
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W. W. Berlin
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Gen Oon
Isa Lee
Nicoln
Roosevelt Cowboys
Walter L. Main Circus
Baker's Drug Store
Pure Food
N. Loudoun St. Braddock
Bosecawen Sts
Richards Ave
North Loudoun City
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White Palace
Shell Gas Stations
Martinsburg Pike
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