Tenth Torso Slaying Victim Identified in Cleveland
The Cleveland police report the tenth torso murder victim as Joseph Sweeney, found in the Cuyahoga River near a railroad bridge. Guardsmen Capt. Marion F. Adams and Capt. Robert Stewart located the body during strike duty at Republic Steel. The head was severed, mirroring prior killings by the same killer active in Cleveland for over two years.
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Joseph Sweeney
Cleveland
Guyahoga
Sweeney
National
Republic Steel Corp
Marion F. Adams
Robert Stewart
147Th Ohio Infantry
What a Difference a Few Months Can Make In a Ball Team
What a Difference a Few Months Can Make In a Ball Team. The Cubs rise from adversity to leading baseball as of July 4. From injuries and hospital woes to a hot stretch since June 5, they have won 19 of 27 with strong hitting led by Hartnett Herman Jurges and Demaree. Pitchers Claiborne Bryant Shoun French Carleton, Davis Parmelee Root push steady wins. All-Star game at Griffith Stadium 1.30 p.m.
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Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Alger
St. Louis
Giants
Pirates
Washington
Yanks
Red Sox
A’s
Senators
Gas Housers
Pittsburgh
Charlie Grimm
Gabby Hartnett
Billy Herman
Bill Jurges
Frank Demaree
Cub
Henry Claiborne Bryant
Clyde Mitchel Shoun
Bryant
Shoun
Larry French
Tex Carleton
Bill Lee
Curt Davis
Tarzan Parmelee
Charlie Root
Terry, Frisch, Traynor Et al
Call Issued for Uniforms and Park Playgrounds Registration
Mrs Myrtle Chrismore director of recreation at Winchester Park calls for all boys with baseball uniforms not playing this year to return them immediately. Boys who wish to play on a Park Playgrounds team must register at the Park office without delay.
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Myrtle Chrismore
Winchester Park
Hable's Palace Presents Oh Doctor at Palace Today
Edward Everett Horton stars in Oh Doctor at the Palace today only with a Fox News Reel and a novelty. A laugh picture touted as worth a million dollars per second accompanies the feature. George O'Brien returns Thursday with Park Avenue Logger and a rugged Northwoods romance on the same program.
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Doctor
Palace
Edward Everett Horton
Fox News
George O’brien
the Palace
Park Avenue
Northwoods
Sissy
Evening Star Delivery Reminder for Winchester Readers
Subscribers are urged to report missed issues in Winchester and to call Postal Telegraph for prompt delivery with no charge for the service.
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Winchester
Front Royal and Warren County Summer News Update
July items from Front Royal note many residents in town or away on visits to Richmond Annapolis Atlantic City and Washington. Guests include Cran Chillson of Indianapolis with Updike family and Dr and Mrs Bishop moving into Samuels apartments. A large Front Royal crowd attended the Griffiths Stadium All Star game in Washington.
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Front Royal
Cran Chillson
Indianapolis
Ind
Edgar Updike
Updike Manor
Washington
Griffith's Stadium
Youths Leave for Camp Nine Week Training Tour
Winchester youths departed for 30 days of Citizens Military Training Corps instruction at Fort Hoyle Fort Meade and Fort Myer. Participants include Harry Cook William Schenck Robert L Woods William L Woods Kenneth E Fansler Lester Pentz Wilbur R Sibert Edward O Thomas Gordon C Thomas and Cant. E C Goss of this city arranged government funded transportation and personal expenses.
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Winchester
Fort Hoyle
Fort Meade
Fort Myer
Citizens’ Military Training Corps
Schenck
Robert L. Woods
William L. Woods
Kenneth E. Fansler
Lester Pentz
Wilbur R Sibert
Edward O. Thomas
Gordon C. Thomas
E. C. Goss
Tuberculosis Clinic To Be Held Thursday
A State Health Department chest disease clinic for adults will be at the District Nurses Offices Thursday July 8 from 9 am to 3 pm. The free examination aims to help those exposed to tuberculosis and households with a prior case. No prior sanatorium patients will be examined and no appointments are possible.
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State Health Department
Drivers Charged In Salt Lake City Speed Incident
Three drivers faced charges for racing through Salt Lake City at 60 mph. Jack Hooper Bruce Johnson and Edward Dixon were involved. Judge Reva Bosore fined each $25 but suspended Dixon’s fine as the bridegroom heads on his honeymoon.
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Salt Lake City
Jack Hooper
Bruce Johnson
Edward Dixon
Reva Bosore
Dixon
Marshall Returns to Baltimore After Visit
Dr Wade H Marshall of Johns Hopkins Baltimore and Mrs Marshall traveled back to Baltimore after visiting Dr Marshall’s parents Dr and Mrs F J Marshall at their Cedar Creek Grade home.
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Joseph Clark
Washington
Mr. Clark
Mrs
Albert Clark
Wade H. Marshall
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
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Weeeane
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Ceeennne
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Cincinnati Ee
the Gas CO
S. Loudoun St
Hable’s Palace
Mr. Homebuilder
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Braddock Street
Front Royal and
Warren County News
Telephone Front Royal 149-A
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Francis Donaldson
Richmond
Town
John Donaldson
Roy Holbrook
Charleston
W. Va
Mr. Lewin Eastham
Atlantic City
Capt. Ruppert
Camp 66
Ccc
James King
Annapolis
Warren Springs
Phil Turner, Jr
Ashville
N. C
Mr. Turner
Phil Turner
Mrs. Turner
Buckley
J. Fligg
Atlata
Edgar Updyke
Mr. Fligg
The
Atlanta Journal
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Joe, Jr
Mickey
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Neville and
Russell Majors
Giles Downing
Denver
Col
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Seaman Borden
Borden
J. L. Borden
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Mrs. de Neal Grant
Little Son
Mrs. Grant
Mrs William Hoskins
Larry Thompson
Fortress Monroe
Johnny Jones
George Spaven
Lewis Haley
William Shannon
Manley Simpson
Fort Yer
James Doman
Cape Charles
Paul Shannan
Gloucester
William Brower
New York City
Mrs. Brower
Francis Mentz
Mountain View
Harry Cook
Port Meade
William
Bank
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Virginia
Apple Storage
Winchester Cold Storage Co. L. Robinson Ice & Cold Storage
N. Cameron St
R. M. Swimley
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