Winchester Park Defeats Millville In Weekend Baseball Games
Winchester Park dominates Millville with an 8-1 win as Burch sparks Saturday offense with two doubles and a steal of home. Lunsford holds Millville to eight scattered hits while Crowl and Goodwin shine defensively, and Sunday sees Curry blast a prodigious homer aiding a 13-7 Park victory.
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Lunsford
Crowl
McQuillan
Goodwin
Front Royal
Wilt
Eaton
Curry
Winchester Park
Swanson
Burch
R. Patton
B. Patton
Luby
Michael
Winchester Beats Millville In 13 Run Showdown
Winchester spiked Millville 13 to 7 as Swanson and McQuillan led with power while Burch and Luby contributed key plays. Michael worked on the mound for Millville, supporting a late rally, and Curry hit a homer for Millville in a high scoring affair with multiple sacrifices and errors noted throughout.
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C. McQuillan
Shoemaker
Goodwin
Fleagle
Slinkman
Swanson
Keller
Crowl
R. Patton
H. Patton
Curry
Luby
Michael
Burch
B. Patton
C. MecQuillan
McQuillan
Wilt
Eaton
Mallory
Miracle Baby Born After Postmortem Cesarean Opens Chicago Case
Physicians performed a postmortem cesarean two minutes after 26 year old Mary Norman died in Philadelphia. Her baby Eldon survived, living nearly three months with relatives in Chardon Nebraska. The Philadelphia infant lived two days after the operation. Central Press.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Mary Norman
Eldon
Chardon
Neb
Central Presa
Congress Going Home For Best
Washington dispatch notes lighthearted guidance on recognizing members of the 75th Congress as they head home for recess. Hints include large hats, loud voices, and cigars. eyeing blue and white plates reading 75th Congress. perks like travel pay and hotel discounts. comic observations on travel and shipping cows antics.
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Congress
Athletics Sweep Yankees In Biggest Upset Of Season
The Athletics pulled a three game sweep of the New York Yankees as young Edgar Smith earned his first straight win with a seven hitter. Joe DiMaggio’s two errors helped fuel three unearned runs while Connie Mack’s crew, long in the cellar, stunned the league. The Yankees still held a ten game lead as Detroit fell back and Chicago was swept by Cincinnati. In the NL, the Reds swept the Cubs and the Giants beat the Phillies to narrow the gap.
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Connie Mack
Edgar Smith
Cleveland Indians
Yanks
A’s
Joe DiMaggio
Quaker City
Detroit Tigers
Browns
Chicago Tbs
Reds
Giants
Phillies
Ed Smith
Wally Moses
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Mel Ott
Mel Almada
Monte Weaver
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Red Sox
Weaver
Cy Blanton
Russ Bauers
Pirates
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Bauers
Fanning
Ora
Hildebrand
Harland Clift
Clift
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Hub Walker
Lew Riggs
Cubs
Riggs
Ted Lyons
Thornton Lee
Clint Brown
White Sox
Lyons
Indians
Lee
Brown
Gil Brack
Dodgers
Amy MacFayden
Bees
McFayden
Nightcap
Baseball Scores and Standings From Yesterday's Games
Yesterday delivered varied results across leagues with Washington and New York winning key matchups. Notable performances included Paul Waner against St Louis, Ed Smith and Wally Moses powering Athletics past Yankees, Mel Ott driving in three for the Giants, and a Pirates doubleheader sweep.
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Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
New Bureau To Track Degenerates In City Drive
New York's fourth child slaying in five months spurs a joint push by police and city officials to create a new bureau to monitor all known degenerates. Detectives question WPA painter Samuel Elmore who claimed to have found the nude four year old Joan Kuleba’s body in a Staten Island shack.
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New York
New York City
WPA
F. H. LeGuardia
Lewis J. Valentine
Samuel Elmore
Joan Kuleba
South Beach
Staten Island
Nation's Lawmakers On Capitol Hill Summary
Tax loophole bill is under House consideration today with Senate action expected later. Wage hour rules appear fixed in the House rules committee. Housing policy advances as the Senate passes it and the House plans a Wednesday review. Sugar legislation clears both chambers and heads to a conference. Deficiency appropriations get House committee approval today. Black nomination moves before the Senate committee. Crop control bill discussed by the House agriculture panel for next session.
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Associated Press
House
Senate
House Rules Committee
House Agriculture Committee
Murder Charge Ties Cincinnati Woman to German Victim
The 31 year old Cincinnati woman Anna Hahn faces the first murder charge linking her to the death of 67 year old German George Gsellman who is described as a victim of a possible poisoning. Hahn, a former German teacher, denies all accusations and claims she can face whatever comes.
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Anna Hahn
Cincinnati, O
Germany
Church Freedom Praised by Pope Pius XI in Italy
In Castle Gandolfo Pope Pius XI praised United States religious liberty and congratulated 200 American students visiting Italy as scholarship prize winners. He spoke 15 minutes about the church and Catholic schools praising Christian schooling in the U S. The pope, reportedly not heat stressed, held a 45 minute chat with Cardinal Fumasoni Biondi.
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Castle Gandolfo
Italy
Pius XI
United States
America
Pierro Cardinal Fumasoni-Biondi
Congregation of the Propagation of the Faith
Move To Give Pastor Release
Richmond August 15 congregation of Forest Hills Presbyterian Church agreed to join Pastor Rev Abner Robertson in requesting East Hanover Presbytery to release him from his pastorate so he may become executive secretary of the Cooperative Education Association of Virginia.
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Richmond
Forest Hills Presbyterian Church
Abner Robertson
East Hanover
Farm Bureau Notes Increase in Page County Membership
Page County Co operative Farm Bureau, Inc. increased its membership from 328 to 348 and boosted business by 620000 in the past year, covering August 1 to July 31. The total sales reached 10898672 dollars. Irving Foltz opened the meeting and E J Montgomery was elected secretary. Directors elected include W D Huffman Irving Foltz for Marksville. R L Strickler E J Montgomery for Chapel. J W Ruffner and S J Warner for Stoney Man. H S Hite for Massanutten. W E B Burner. County Agent G H Clark spoke on the value of liming crops followed by a discussion on purebred cattle and fertilizer. Clark noted Page County lacks pasture land and stressed livestock produce as the cheapest feed.
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Luray
Paage County Co-operative Farm Bureau, Inc
Irving Foltz
E. J. Montgomery
Springfield
Marksville
W. D. Huffman
Chapel
R. L. Strickler
J. W. Ruffner
Clark
Page County
We Who Must Fight We Have Our Own Will
Poem by George Earle Qwen pleading for rights to question war and resist violence. Calls for conscience, peace, and love over force, urging God to save from war's bloodshed and blunder.
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God of All
Woman Evicted as HOLC Moves Belongings in Raleigh
In Raleigh on August 15, 70 year old Annie Harrison Lewis faced eviction after her mortgage of 3700 dollars to the Home Owners' Loan Corporation was in default. HOLC moved belongings from her home to the sidewalk before placing them back on the porch of 12 Maiden Lane. Banks Arendale, HOLC attorney, gave Miss Lewis until Tuesday to relocate.
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N. C
Annie Harrison Lewis
Home Owents’ Loan Corporation
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HOLC
Maiden Lane
Banks Arendell
General Agency
Miss Lewis
Grover Miller Chosen To Head Clerks of Courts
Grover C. Miller of Luray was elected president of the Virginia Court Clerk's Association at its convention in Old Point Virginia. Milton I. Hargraves of Dinwiddie moves from second vice president to first vice president. Other officers chosen include George R. Walters of Prince George as second vice president FP Harris of Russell as third vice president J N Bosang of Pulaski as secretary and treasurer. Dan Drinkard of Bristol retired president. Next year's convention city to be chosen by a committee.
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Old Point
Grover C. Miller
Luray
Vi Court Clerk's Association
Miller
Milton I. Hargraves
Dinwiddie
George R. Walters
Prince George County
FP. Harris
Russell
J. N. Bosang
Silver Set In Gunman's Hideout
Baltimore police announce discovery of an expensive silver table service in a house resembling one stolen in a bank holdup charged to the Brady gang. The service was found in a house where two men lived before the trio, Baltimore gunmen who used the city as headquarters for eight months, escaped after a gunfight with officers.
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Baltimore
Brady Gang
Theodore’ “Muller
Cok Battimore
Fall dress design with high front bodice lift
An article describes Barbara Bell Pattern No.1359-B offering a feminine fall dress with a high front bodice lift and normal back waist. Features include a corselet neckline, shirred sleeves for broad shoulders, two inset front gores for a flaring hem, and fabric options in soft silk crepe or black satin. Pattern supports sizes 12 through 20 and 40 with specific yardage and ribbon needs. book advertises broader Barbara Bell patterns for various ages and occasions.
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