Bakers 145 Leads C Circuit High Scores In Last Night Meet
Highs include Baker 145 and Cather 139 for top single games while Cather 350 and Puckett 366 lead individual sets. Teams Health Club and Piccadilly Shop post top game totals 549 and 1 545. Results list multiple oil and laundry entries with club standings.
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Baker
Cather
Sepete Caer
Pet Winchester Laundry
Y Shop
Health Club
Oe Ik Vea
Winchester Woolen
Railway Express
Standard Oil
Greyhound
Republic Oil
Sunshine Cleaners
Winchester Knitting
Rouss Fire Co
Dr. Pepper
Winchester Ee
Reailaway Express
Aeeaine Cleaners
Katie
Jobe
C. Puckett
White
Piccadilly Shop
Greyfans
Winchester Steam Laundry
Mathews
Hunt
Showalter
James
Clevenger
Hotte
G. Lewis
Everly
Weaver
Grim
VanMeter
Republic Oil Co
Piccadilly Soda
Dearmont R. Legge
DeWeese
M. Reed
T. Garrett
T. Rhea
W. Anderson
McKinee
Standard Oil Co
Perry
Streit
Keyser
Kercheval
Sharp
McKee
Webber
Turner
Dorton
Clark
Puckett
Grubb
Funkhouser
Anderson
Tota
Dr. Pepper. Railway Express
Knitting Mill
McIntyre
LaFollette
Southwick
B .McIintyre
Whitlock
McCauley
Ason
Johnson
Triplett
Carpenter
Lewis
Spillman
Trends in 1938 business outlook across industries
Digest cites mixed declines in industrial output and moderating rates with drought impacts easing. Analysts report higher costs and taxes squeezing margins, proposed fare hikes for rail travel, and calls for less red tape to speed unemployment insurance funds.
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United States News
Stock market trend amid Congress delay reflections
Financial World notes a slow upward tilt in stock prices since November 24 with potential further gains on technical grounds if Congress completes essential cures. European buying appears stronger but still short of earlier highs as London purchases oils and coppers and utilities draw foreign interest.
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Congress
Financial World
Europe
London
Wall Street Journal
Retail sales show resilience amid downtrend on holiday volumes
Retail sales resist the broader downturn while holiday business underperforms in central and eastern states, with Barron’s noting limited utility in forecasting progress. The report highlights weaker results for central and eastern industrial states amid mixed demand.
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Barron’s
Capitol Limited Engineer Is Dead
Charles E. Walsh a Baltimore and Ohio railroad engineer who retired in September after 54 years service has died at age 73 in Baltimore. His last run was on the Capitol Limited between Washington and Keyser West Virginia. He is survived by his widow Ella Clark Walsh a son Emory Walsh a brother William Walsh of Washington and a grandson James Walsh.
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Charles E. Walsh
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Keyser
W. Va
Ella Clark Walsh
Emory Walsh
William Walsh
James Walsh
Fine Imposed in Hit Run Mishap Case
On a hit run charge Thurman Oqdillion Sirbaugh of 310 Smithfield Avenue paid a fine and costs of 30.25 in Police Court. Also heard were Harry Jones and Paul Stankus each fined 10.25 for drunkenness and Carl Carr 15.25 for drunk and disorderly conduct. Trial Justice A J Tavenner presided with Carl Dunlap Joseph Roe Harry Allamong and Charles Burke all fined 10.25 for drunk and disorderly conduct.
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Thurman Oqdillion Sirbaugh
Smithfield Avenue
Harry Jones
Paul Stankus
Carl Carr
A. J. Tavenner
Carl Dunlap
Joseph Roe
Harry Allamong
Charles Burke
Eskimo Grid Game May Straddle Dateline
At Keng Island Alaska two Eskimo teams the King Island Polar Bears and Pigiok face Arctic championship play New Year’s Day. Coach Ed Levin warns ice could break during the heat of battle and if star back Pigiok sweeps wide he may cross the international dateline 75 miles west requiring a sextant to time the game.
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Keng Island
Alaska
Ed. Levin
King Island Polar Bears
Pigiok
Nellie the horse dies. trust funds flow to KU student aid
In Kansas City a death notice for Nellie the horse notes she died last night under Mrs. H. W. Boyd. Nellie and Prince inherited $5 000 from DeForrest Flazzec, former Kansas City Board of Trade president, with funds to revert to a University of Kansas student aid fund when Prince dies.
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Kansas City
8. W. Boyd
Nellie
Prince
DeForrest Flazzec
Kansas City Board of Trade
Turn Off the Heat
Chicago man Robert William Gilmore 27 an optician jumped into the river after shouting it was too hot. Coast guardsmen pulled him from the water and police took him into custody. Gilmore said he was overheated from a drink he had sampled.
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Robert William Gilmore
Specta
Tors
Coast
Thomas Anderson
Gilmore
Sam
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