All-Stars Fall Twice to Harrisonburg in Holiday Games
Harrisonburg beat Front Royal 8 to 3 to end their eight game win streak and hand the league leaders their first loss under the lights. Lefty Hutchinson struck out 11, allowed six hits, and Kibler delivered a bases loaded triple in the sixth to seal the win.
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Harrisonburg
Lefty Hutchinson
Bob Cassell
Kibler
F. Baker
Hill
Lacy McFall
Lyle McFall
Baker
Gregory
Hutchinson
Rapp
Leaver
Cassell
Front Royal
Redeter
Anu
Wills
Goodwin
Stephens
R. Baker
Sutton
Hopper
Ray Baker
Floyd Baker
Nesbitt
Benny Huffman
Downing
Santol Huffman
Harvey
LO Steele Cassell
x-Stankus
Cess
Harrisonburg Abrh
Osaiah Lyle McFall
Brindle
Schmidt
Leavel
Orl
Shifflett
Cial
NT Royal
Heurich Brewers
Larry
Brewers
Boerner
Collier
Brown
Joe Stankus
Bobby
Hoa Heurich
Knight
Wees
Russell
Shelton
Stahl
Radke
O Chaconas
Colliflower
Vemnee Brown
Front Royal AB
Pe Huffman
Sae Boerner
Eennnee
Heurich
Russell Radike
Lacy Mé
Struke
Lyons
P Cae
Front Royal AB R Hoa
Stankus
Stevens
Cheae
Ramey and
Foster
Shenandoah Valley League Tuesday Results and Standings
Shenandoah Valley League games list results from Wednesday including Harrisonburg Front Royal Charlottesville Culpeper Staunton Waynesboro Heurich and Orange with scores in multiple matchups. Standings show Culpeper and Front Royal atop the table with Charlottesville Heurich Harrisonburg Waynesboro Staunton and Orange trailing in order.
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Heurich
Front Royal
Charlottesville
Culpeper
Harrisburg
Staunton
Way’boro
Charville
Orange
Harrisonburg
Waynesboro
Ee Clubs Ltd
Eight Wild Hogs Trapped by Local Auto Man near Browntown
Edgar Updyke, former Indiana State auto salesman and race horse entrepreneur, trapped eight wild hogs near Browntown along Skyline Drive. Six remained in captivity with four viewable at Updyke Manor. The hogs averaged 175 pounds and were all large boars, two escaped during transfer to cages.
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Front Royal
Edgar Updyke
Indiana State Automobile
Browntown
Canberra Origin Noted as Australian Capital Site
Canberra, Australia’s capital, is attributed to an aboriginal or native term with no definitive meaning. The name is tied to the district long before its selection as the site for the cool city Pathfinder.
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Canberra
Australia
Front Royal Tax Collections Nearly Reach 100 Percent
Front Royal Virginia reports July 1 as the deadline for 25 percent tax discounts with 95 percent of taxes paid. Unpaid items are mostly small personal property charges, while large balances involve litigation or estates. County organizations are urged to submit member lists to be placed in the new Municipal Building cornerstone. The town manager offers information to interested residents.
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Front Royal
Virginia
Local Social Notes from Front Royal and Nearby
Front Royal society rounds up weekly visitors and engagements. Miss Merle Grubbs of Front Royal, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. E L Grubbs, becomes engaged to Dr. A J Walker of Atlanta after her Radcliffe PhD. he is a Georgia Tech English professor. The couple plans to wed soon and reside in Atlanta.
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Edgar Poulton
George Baltimore Calvert
Washington, D. C
Richmond
Walter Macatee
Front Royal
Poulton
Harry Macatee
Merle Grubbs
E. L. Grubbs
This Place
A. J. Walker
Atlanta
Georgia
Miss Grubbs
Radcliffe College
Cambridge
Mass
Dr. Walker
Emory University
Harvard
Georgia Tech
Freak Guineas On Rosenberger Farm
M. H. Rosenberger, a Hayfield farmer, reports two freak guinea fowls hatched on his farm this week. One chick had no eyes and another was blind in both eyes, prompting him to bring the eyeless bird to town and exhibit it at The Star office. Indentations appeared at the far eyes, but both remained nonfunctional.
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M. H. Rosenberger
Borotra Accepts Duel Challenge Amid Davis Cup Rift
France's tennis icon Jean Borotra accepts a duel challenge from famed swordsman Didier Poulain after Borotra refused to play singles for the French Davis Cup team. The incident underscores tensions within the national squad and the aging champion's stance on team selection.
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France
Jean Borotra
Didier Poulain
Borotra
Double Pay For Jurors In The Hauptmann Case
In Trenton New Jersey on July 5 jurors in the Hauptmann case receive double pay of six dollars a day for 43 days of service after a legislative supplemental appropriation. The state paid about 125000 dollars for the trial. each of the 12 jurors received 258 dollars in addition to regular compensation because they were locked up nightly.
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Trenton
N. J
Hauptmann
Comptroller’s Office
John H. Curtiss
Hunterdon County
Go To Church Sunday At Walnut Springs Disciples
Walnut Springs Church Shenandoah County marks Rev F B Sapp completing eight years there and fortieth in ministry. Founded 1808, one of Virginia's oldest Disciples of Christ churches. Rev H Glenn Haney of Battery Park Church Richmond to lead a two week meeting starting July 28.
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Walnut Springs
Shenandoah County
F. B. Sapp
Disciples of Christ
Virginia
H. Glenn Haney
Battery Park Church
Richmond
Mr. Haney
Rixey Rides Again After Culpeper Show Accident
Culpeper Va July 5 Charlie Rixey of Culpeper was knocked unconscious when a horse jumper named Jim Braddock fell on him during a Culpeper horse show jump yesterday. He returned to the saddle today and was reported all right. Baltimore's William Grady suffered a broken leg in a half mile race, the day’s only serious injury, and was taken home.
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Culpeper
Charlie Rixey
R. O. Coates
Jim Braddock
William Grady
Baltimore
Duel on Road Leaves Man Dead in Pa Arrests Pending
Two middle aged men found unconscious on a country road in Johnstown Pennsylvania after a reported duel over a woman. Louis Marconi died four hours after the confrontation and Thomas Scatara survived though severely injured. Police say Marconi fired a shotgun at Scatara who was wounded in the abdomen before both were struck by the same weapon.
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Johnstown
Louis Marconi
Thomas Scatara
Scatara
Marconi
Hitler Suspends University Club at Heidelberg
Heidelberg University chapter of Borussia fraternity suspended for making merry after May 21 Reichstag speech and discussing Der Fuehrer eats asparagus. News from Heidelberg, Germany, dated July 5.
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Heidelberg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
der Fuehrer
Heidelberg University
Borussia
Roosevelt hails Wagner labor bill as just step toward bargaining
President Roosevelt described the Wagner labor bill as an important step to secure collective bargaining for employees. The act creates a National Labor Relations Board as a quasi judicial body to hear cases, conduct elections, and safeguard the right of self organization, aiming for stable labor management relations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Labor Relations Board
Labor Relations Board
White House
National Labs Relations Board
Secretary of Labor
Department of Labor
Fifty Injured In a Panic When Snakes Get Loose
In Kansas City at Winnwood Beach last night a pier section collapsed dropping 18 feet into mud injuring about fifty people none seriously. Panic followed when a box of snakes being shown on the pier released causing trampling as crowds fled to safety per police.
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Kansas City
Winnwood Beach
Former Spanish King Injured In Auto Overturns
Former King Alfonso of Spain was slightly injured when his car blew a tire and overturned on the road from Rome to Leghorn. The monarch suffered forehead bruises while his aide de camp broke a collarbone. He phoned Rome to report he was well and planned to return to Leghorn after lunch.
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Follonica
Italy
Alfonso
Spain
Rome
Leghorn
Dewey to Lead Drive Against Vice in New York City
Governor Lehman appoints Thomas A. Dewey former U S attorney in New York to conduct a crackdown on vice and racketeering in the city. Dewey promises a thorough, uncompromising campaign.
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Thomas A. Dewey
U. S
New York
Vice
New York City
Herbert H. Lehman
No Move Made To End Truck War In Nearby States
Baltimore July 5 no conference sought today to iron out truck license difficulties in the Maryland West Virginia dispute Commissioner Walter R Rudy says he has not heard from West Virginia officials and reports of seizures remain unchanged He says the seizures will continue as long as the other side seizes Maryland trucks.
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Baltimore
Maryland
West Virginia
Walter R. Rudy
Rudy
Family of Six Perishes in Key West Fire
KEY WEST Fla July 5 Six persons two mothers father and four children aged seven to eighteen months were burned to death today when their two story residence on the city outskirts was destroyed by a fire of undetermined origin. Neighbors and firemen sifted through debris finding the charred bodies. A family dog lay near the children's bodies.
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Key West
Fla
Henry Atwell
Ollie Atwell
Fremen
Church of Christ Rural Charge Services and Bible School
Rev S J Goode leads Morning worship at 10 a m Ebenezer Bible School at 10 a m and Capon Bridge Bible School at 10 a m Holy communion observed at each service Evening worship at 8 p m A meeting of members follows the morning service New building nearing completion A cordial welcome extended to all.
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S. J. Goode
Ebenezer Bible School
Capon Bridge
Owens to Wed Report Denied by Jesse Owens
Ruth Solomon of Cleveland Ohio is identified as a prospective bride for Jesse Owens the celebrated black track star in statements attributed to the athlete He denied reports he is engaged to Quincella Nickerson of Los Angeles California as published in the notices and rumors of the time.
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Ruth Solomon
Cleveland, O
Jesse Owens
Quincella Nickerson
Los Angeles
Cal
Ferris and his companions enter not guilty pleas
Detroit July 5 A man and three women charged with the $134 holdup slaying of Howard Carter Dickinson refused to plead at arraignment before Recorder Judge Thomas M. Cotter. The court entered not guilty pleas for William Lee Ferris the alias William Schiweiter Florence and Loretta Jackson and Jean Miller. The judge set examination for next Friday and ordered them held without bond in the county jail.
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Detroit
Howard Carter Dickinson
Thomas M. Cotter
William Lee Ferris
William Schiweiter
Florence
Loretta Jackson
Jean Miller
Cotter
Stock market softens though steels lead gains
New York July 5 buyers held sway in a quiet day on the stock market. Steel stocks led with motor and specialty shares, while overall activity waned due to the Independence Day holiday. Wheat dipped nearly five cents before a rally, cotton sagged, and foreign gold currencies were weak. Bond activity trailed. Closing quotations listed several stocks with mixed results and prices.
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New York
Canada
Grain price quotations from Chicago and Baltimore markets
Chicago closing quotes show Wheat July 81, Sept 81 7 8, Dec 83 7 8. Corn July 79 1 4, Sept 73 to 73 1 4. Dec 62 1 4 to 3 8. Oats July 33, Sept 31 1 8 to 1 4. Rye July 43 3 8, Sept 42 5 8, Dec 5 3 4. Barley July 44, Sept 47. Lard July 13 45, Sept 13 30, Oct 13 00. Beddies July 16 87, Sept 16 77. Baltimore wheat No 2 red winter spot 79, July 75. Winchester Wheat 68c. Yellow corn 90c, White corn 93c per bushel. all quotes based on mill deliveries.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Bomb Explosion Injures and Fatalities Reported
In Hackensack New Jersey on July 5 Antonio Patone a 54 year old Garfield resident died at Hackensack Hospital from injuries after a bomb exploded in his hand while visiting friends in Lodi The blast also tore off one leg and injured another person involved in the incident.
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Hackensack
N. J
Antonio Patone
Garfield
Hackensack Hospital
Lodi
Six Die As Trial Plane Crashes Into Berlin House
A pilot and five mechanics were killed when a trial plane crashed through a roof in Britz Berlin near Templehof airdrome. The cause of the accident was not determined.
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Berlin
Britz
Templehof
May Win Board Place For Roosevelt Social Security Post
Vincent Miles of Fort Smith Arkansas is mentioned for one of three seats on the board to administer the Roosevelt Social Security program. Miles is a lawyer.
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Vincent Miles
Fort Smith, Ark
Roosevelt Social Security
Miles
Speedboat Scandal Ties Cleveland Officials to Drowning
A Lake Erie speedboat party hosted by Martin J. O’Boyle with Cleveland officials and city hall workers led to the drowning of Mildred Brockman after she fell overboard. The incident was suppressed for days before newspapers uncovered the tale.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Martin J. O’boyle
Martin I. Lavelle
City Hall
Mildred Brockman
Livestock And Produce Markets Baltimore and Philadelphia
Baltimore markets report active cattle hogs and lambs with varied ranges for steers cows calves and sheep plus wholesale hog values. Philadelphia markets note unchanged poultry butter and eggs with standard USDA dairy scores and steady egg levels.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
U. S. Devt
Local Markets And Wholesale Prices In The Star
The Star lists daily corrected local markets and wholesale prices for patent and other brands. It includes bag sizes from 12 to 98 pounds with per barrel rates, dairy feeds, butter, meat cuts, and live animal prices, reflecting regional market offerings.
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The
Star
Commodity price list for feeds and grains
A historical price list shows various bagged feeds with per bushel equivalents. Entries include 98 lb 48 lb 24 lb and 12 lb bags with prices from 6.75 to 7.15 per bag, shelled corn and cracked corn, corn meal feed, meal in 10 lb sacks, scratch feed, mixed feed, and egg quality at 2.50.
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Kasco
Linigs
Bieiferssipa
Ieeweoses
Ene
C. Sear
Pacanas
Sakxs Os
Eccesses
Ceeeses
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