Red Sox Trend Fails to Buy pennant as Tigers grab runners-up spot
Detroit rises to second as Boston suffers sixth straight loss and fall behind in race. Tigers surge 21 runs against White Sox, Browns top Indians, Senators pile hits, while Boston struggles with pitching and batting beyond Foxx.
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Massanetta Young People's Conference Opens Big Attendance
The Young People's Conference of the Synod of Mi opened at Massanetta Springs with 570 attendees including faculty and counselors. Arch ie Sproul and Rev. Wallace McP. Alston delivered the opening addresses as the event organized 24 clans and features many notable pastors and speakers. A new swimming pool dedication is set for Thursday night with a 105 by 35 foot pool overlooked by hills and trees.
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Synod of Mi
Synod of Virginia
Richmond
South
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Peter Marshall
Atlanta
William £. Hill, Jr
Hopewell
Homer Hammontree
R. A. Lawsley
Roanoke
E. T. Thompson
Dwight M. Chalmers
Charlottesville
John MacLean
H. B. Blakely
Ag —Worth
Isle of Caprir
Bay of Naples
Norway
Board of Trustees
William EB. Hudson
Baseball scores and schedules from yesterday and today
Yesterday's results show Detroit 21 Chicago 6 and New York 5 Boston 0. Other scores include Washington 13 14 Philadel ics 2 pia, St. Louis 18 5 Cleveland 12 5. Today Detroit visits Chicago while Cleveland meets St. Louis and Philadelphia.
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Faith in Occult Costs Negro Bonus
Peters burg Va July 2 Charles Jackson a negro is out 300 in bonus money today because of his faith in the occult. A gypsy type woman promised good luck if he allowed her to wrap his bonus in magic paper. She did so and gave him the package to open Monday. When he later opened it he found only waste paper the size of the bills.
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Petersburg
Charles Jackson
Jackson
Endless Caverns to host Fourth of July stunt flight show
Endless Caverns Virginia hosts a free Saturday Fourth of July stunt flying display. The Reynolds and Masons Flying Circus led by C. M. Shannon of Mount Jackson will perform with Vincent Burnett Frank Reynolds and George Mason. Flights over Skyline Drive and Shenandoah National Park. Mason to demonstrate dead-motor landings from 2000 feet. Burnett to perform inverted leaf from 1500 feet.
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Thrilling Flying Pictures
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Cabinet Stinson
George H. Mason
Roanoke
Skyline Drive
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Shenandoah National Park
Vincent Burnett
Burnett
Official Leaves For Scene of Floggings
Wilmington North Carolina July 2 A close lipped district attorney said he would leave for a remote section of Columbus County to investigate a band of women flogging terrorists. He planned a personal trip probably tomorrow to the sparsely inhabited area near Clarendon terrorized by the rustic law and order group for seven months. The solicitor J J Burney declined further comment.
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Rerfigte
Lumbus County
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Law and Order
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Burney
Star-News
Independence Weekend Games at Winchester and Area
Winchester hosts two games July 4 5 with Front Royal Millwood in a three game series. Willis joins Park lineup and will coach second string. city invites public to enjoy baseball and tennis with net proceeds aiding playground maintenance.
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Lyle
Lacy McFall
Coopy Goodwin
Dover
Millwood
Bob” Patton
Park
Lunsford
Boney” Patton
Ham” Ritenour
Joe Willis
Cumberland Colt
Harrisonburg
Washington, D. C
State Treasury Pays 1 100 000 in Payouts Across Virginia
Richmond reports the state treasury disbursed over 1.1 million dollars including 725000 in payrolls for the past two weeks. Semi annual interest on the public debt was 241 826 dollars. Pension and pension-like payments total 85 752. July 15 payrolls will include a 10 percent salary restoration.
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