Yankees Roll To Doubleheader Sweep Against Senators
New York, riding a strong mound effort from Lefty Gomez and Charley Ruffing, routed the Washington Senators 16-1 in the opener and 6-2 in the second game. Di Maggio and Gehrig homered as the Yankees stretched their lead to eight games. Cleveland won 9-6 over St. Louis.
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Charley Ruffing
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Dick Coffman
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Curt Davis
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Courage In Battle For Vision
A string of cornea transplants restores partial sight to several individuals. John Terry O Connell 21 and Betty Scotchler 19 wed in Berkeley as he eyes his wife for the first time. Rev U S Harding 53, soon to see his wife Evelyn 27, leaves hospital after a rare operation. Arthur Morton Sacramento pianist and Margaret Carr 81 Berkeley receive cornea tissue, with Morton to depart awaiting further sight improvements.
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U. S. Harding
Nazarene
Portland
Ore
Evelyn
Harding
Sacramento
Arthur Morton
Margaret Carr
Roberts and Judge Paul Meet on Circuit Work in Harrisonburg
Judge Floyd H. Roberts of Bristol named by President Roosevelt visited Judge John Paul at Harrisonburg to discuss circuit duties. This marked Roberts first trip to Paul headquarters as Paul recently took the oath of office before U S Clerk Clarence E. Gentry in Western Virginia.
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Floyd H. Roberts
Bristol
Roosevelt
Western
Virginia
John Paul
Roberts
Paul
Harrisonburg
United States
Clarence E. Gentry
Mrs Ed French Finds Bull Snake in Washing Machine
Sutton Nebraska Mrs Ed French plans to be more careful after discovering a large bull snake at the bottom of her washing machine when she checked if it was empty after finishing laundry. The incident happened on a recent wash day in Sutton.
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Sutton
Neb
Ed French
Handy Letter Writer offered by Information Bureau
How To Say It In Writing is a 48 page booklet from The Handy Letter Writer. The publication provides correct forms for business social condolence and love letters and includes with a coupon the address to order. Send ten cents postpaid to Washington D C with name street city state and coins wrapped.
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Handy
Enthusiasm for Great Lakes St Lawrence power project in Massena
In Massena New York and the St. Lawrence valley supporters cheer a proposed Great Lakes St. Lawrence hydro power development. The plan would supply about 1 100 000 horsepower to the United States and spur factory growth, though timing remains disputed amid wartime power policies.
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Washington
Associated Press
St. Lawrence Valley
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N. Y
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New York State
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Thousand Islands
Roosevelt
Mackenzie King
International Rapids
St. Lawrence
United States
State Department
Chicago
Detroit
Barnhart Island
United States Senate
Iroquois
Valley Forge
Gettysburg
May split boosts Bitter primary in New York district race
The split threatens to aid Republican candidate Harry W. Mac Hose as conservative Democrat John J. O Connor challenges New Deal ally James H Fay for the Sixteenth district nomination. The piece discusses implications of the rival factions and regional stakes in a heated primary.
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John J. O’connor
James H. Fay
New York
Sixteenth
Harry W. Mac Hose
Candidates Silent On Pat And Slap OBE Aug 17
Maryland Senate race features Rep. David J. Lewis and Sen. Millard E. Tydings at a Cecilton event. Roosevelt praised Lewis while Tydings offered no comment on the president's action, citing a desire to study statements before replying. Lewis defended New Deal alignment and urged voter empowerment to evaluate Roosevelt. Tydings faced criticism of acreage control and reiterated his stance on farming policy.
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Millard E. Tydings
Roosevelt
Tydings
Lewis
Cecilion
New Deal
Maryland
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
United States
Sewerage Bonds Win At Leesburg
Citizens in Leesburg Virginia approve an $82,500 sewerage bond issue by a 271 to 96 vote for a new sewage system and disposal plant to support a total project cost of about $150,000.
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Leesburg, Va
Professor Mercer Learns From Student On Metaphor Depth
In Columbia South Carolina Professor Charles F Mercer admitted that a USC student taught him something. The student wrote in an examination paper that the depth of the earths atmosphere is measured by falling metaphors.
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Columbia, S. C
Charles F. Mercer
University of South Carolina
Staunton Nine With College Stars To Visit Park
Staunton Athletic Club brings a lineup heavy with Randolph Macon College and Georgetown players to a Sunday game against the Park nine. Lyle McFall leads Staunton as a Front Royal native and senior at Randolph Macon, with teammates Blanton, Stephens, Bibb, Keegin, and Bertrand among notable college standouts.
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Staunton Athletic Club
Park
Staunton
Lyle McFaill
Front Royal
Randolph Macon Academy
Randolph Macon College
Bair
Jimmy Bair
Randolph Macon
Cy Blanton
Hugh Stephens
Blanton
Stephens
Parksters
Nelson Bibb
University of Virginia Athletic
George Marshall
Wake Forest
Georgetown
Georgetown University
Joe Keegin
Hank Bertrand
Keegin
the Park
Bertrand
Mother reports stolen baby after movie errand
Eugene police find hungry sleepy infant left in a parked car. The child is taken to the station where milk and a bed are provided. The mother rushes in frantic to report the baby stolen and asks where the child has been.
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Eugene
Ore
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