All Star Benefit Game Field Set in San Francisco
Col Russ Newland lists service stars from major leagues who will face the Oakland San Francisco squad in a benefit game. Pitchers Ruffing Danning Hatten Labareto Lodi gani and more join infielders Gehringer Stevens Fernandez and others with outfielders West Judnich Marty Hoag.
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New York
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Russ Newland
Oakland
Charley Gehringer
Tigers
Cookie Lavaretto
Dodgers
Dario Lodigani
White Sox
Nanny Fernandez
Braves
Max West
Wally Judnich
Browns
Joe Marty
Phillies
Myril Hoag
Yankees
Joe Dimaggio
Dodgers Hold Big Tryouts at Ebbets Field This Week
The Dodgers conduct tryouts at Ebbets Field inviting up to four or five hundred hopeful youths. Officials look for a potential successor to Durocher amid a wide pool of amateur talent.
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Dodgers
Ebbetsfield
Durocher
Alabama Faces Stiff Challenge On Non Football Front
The piece notes Alabama could join the no football list due to lack of non-army material and insufficient 17 year olds to field a team. It cites intervention by League Proxy Ford Frick to move Ernie Lombardi’s draft board to advance Schnotz’s screen test for an all star game. It mentions figures like Jimmy Frain training fighters and navy trainees at New Haven, with Paul Keester returning to work after illness and guest star Bill McKee in Ashland Times-Gazette.
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Alabama
Ford Frick
Ernie Lombardi
Schnotz
Jimmy Frain
Tony Galento
Ed Hocevar
Coast
Bill McKee
Ashland
Times-Gazette
William Schreecoach
Carl Snavely
Cornell
Ohio State
Madison Lodge Initiates New Officers in Virginia
Madison Lodge No. 6 I O O F installed elective and appointive officers including Grand Master W W Erle Edwards on Monday night. Assisting were E N Larrick L I Carper E W Mason H C Brill and David Hottle. District deputy grand master James W Simpson could not attend.
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Madison Lodge No. 6
Grand Lodge of Virginia
W W. Erle Edwards
Edwards
E. N. Larrick
L. I. Carper
E. W. Mason
H. C. Brill
David Hottle
James W. Simpson
Front Royal
Chauncey Snapp
Noble Grand
William Himelright
H. R
Thomas Smallwood
Es L. Jones
Bar Bailey
William Perry
S. G. Miller
R. McInturff
James Seabright
Republicans Consider Borrowing Senator Gillette for Ticket
Senator Aiken of Vermont suggested the GOP might borrow Democrat Senator Gillette of Iowa as their presidential candidate. He said he was not nominating anyone himself but Gillette represents the type of leader needed. Gillette plans to retire after this term amid criticism of Roosevelt and administration, with Aiken urging renewal and better personnel.
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Washington
Aiken
Gillette
Iowa
Senate
Congress
Senate Farm Bloc
Roosevelt
Senator Byrd To Address Rotary Club Meeting
The Rotary Club announced that Senator Byrd will be the guest speaker. R Gray Williams reports he will discuss federal legislation before the club.
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Senator Byrd
Rotary Club
R. Gray Williams
Bible School At Opequon Closes
Daily Vacation Bible School at Burnt Presbyterian Church ends its two week session with 82 pupils enrolled. Certificates of attendance and good work are awarded to teachers and pupils.
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Burnt Presbyterian Church
A. Ee
Press Services Begin Pooling Feature Stories
Press services pool eye witness reports on the Sicilian invasion to give readers a fuller view. War ner notes pooled copy ten times the North African rate as agencies coordinate from Algiers Arlington and London. The system shares frontline pieces from Whitehead Petersen Gunther Thompson Russell Munro and others for unified coverage.
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Washington
United States
Sicily
Alfred L. Warner
Army
Warner
Office of War Information
Bess
North Africa
Algiers
Army Signal Corps
Signal Corps
Arlington
C. W. I. Owl
Foreign Service
New York
London
Don Whitehead
Associated Press
U. S
Ivan H. Peterman
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
John Gunther
Dwight Eisenhower
John Thompson
Chicago Tribune
Ned Russel
United Press
Ross Munro
Canadian Press
Pachino
Court docket from Trial Justice Court case summaries
Judge Edwards presides statutory charges and petty offenses. Defendants include Philip Haun held for grand jury, Franklin Loy held for grand jury, Edith Franks Anderson of Winchester pleads guilty with $5 fine, Eddie Coates of Winchester pleads guilty to assault with $10 and costs, Chariton Crenshaw cited for speeding with $10 and costs, Charles Hughes of White Post pleads guilty to reckless driving with $15 and costs, Dorothy Kennedy of Washington DC paid $10.
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Edwards
Trial Justice Court
Philip Haun
Franklin “Dutch” Loy
Edith Franks Anderson
Winchester
Perugh
Eddie Coates
Chariton G. Crenshaw
Charles Hughes
White Post
Dorothyennedy
Washington, D, D. C
Court cases heard in Civil and Police by Judge Rice
Colvin of Acorn Heights to pay $10 and costs for ee driving. Luther Baker cited for disorderly conduct with $5 and costs. Charles Taylor charged with disorderly conduct to pay $5 and costs.
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Rice
Colvin
Acorn Heights
Luther Baker
Charles Taylor
Tell Tale Smear Its Undoing in LA Suit
In Los Angeles on July 13 a smear verdict emerges as a couple disputes a six day affair. The wife accuses him of lipstick on his clothes after a night out.
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Los Angeles
Market Quotations Baltimore July 13 Livestock Prices
Baltimore market quotations show steady demand in cattle hogs and sheep with various weight classes and price ranges. Slaughter steers ranged 12.50 to 16.60, hogs up to 14.35, calves 8.00 to 16.50, and spring lambs 8.00 to 15.50, with receipts listed for cattle hogs and sheep.
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Baltimore
Union Stockyard Company
Hogs and Cattle Prices Mixed Across Chicago and Pittsburgh Markets
In Chicago hogs opened 10-15 higher but finished steady with top hogs at 14.10 and bulk 180-330 lbs 13.75-14.05. Cattle and calves show slow demand with steers 15.75-16.50 for heavy lots and vealers 14.00-15.50. In Pittsburgh hogs moved 20 cents higher with 160-350 lb ranges.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Dept. Agri
Baltimore Grain Market Closing Report
Wheat No 2 red winter at 1.52 and 1-2 for July. Winchester Market lists wheat at 1.45 per bushel. Corn at 1.16 1-2. Prices based on mill delivery and garlicky domestic notes.
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Baltimore
Winchester
Future Farmers Discuss Plans
In Harrisonburg Virginia on July 13 vocational agriculture teachers gathered at Massanetta Springs for the 25th annual Future Farmers of America convention. More than 225 instructors attended the opening session where D J Howard and H C Gorseclose were to discuss the war impact on the future of America and outline plans.
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Harrisonburg
Farmers of America
Massanetta Springs
Virginia
D. J. Howard
H. C. Gorseclose
F. P.A
Speeding fine shakes up careless driving case
Schenectady New York July 13 Nathan Goldfine paid a high price for driving 35 in a 25 zone. He pleaded he was tired and at the wheel alone but fell asleep briefly while behind the wheel.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Nathan Goldfine
Poach
Stock Market Peaks With Mixed Gains In Early Session
New York stock market touched another three year peak though gains were uneven with profit taking and some soft spots seen at the start. Fractions to about three points led by Santa Fe Chesapeake and Ohio Coca Cola and Allegeny Nickel Plate preferreds with notable upside for Bethlehem Southern Railway Goodrich Chrysler North American Kennecott and Du Pont amid losers American Car and Foundry Dow Chemical and United Aircraft.
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New York
Santa Fe
Chesapeake & Ohio
Coca-Cola
Pepsi-Cola
Alleghany Corp
Nickel Plate
Bethlehem
Southern Railway
Goodrich
Chrysler
North American
Kennecott
J. I. Case
Alaska Juneau
Dome Mines
du Pont
American Car & Foundry
Dow Chemical
Perplan
United Aircr
Local Markets The Star Not Responsible for Typos
The Stars local market page notes daily corrections but disclaims responsibility for typographical errors that may occur. It emphasizes editorial oversight while reserving the right to amend published figures.
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Star
Short Patent Prices and Farm Goods Ledger
A ledger of feed and poultry prices lists patent brand and mixed feed per bag or per barrel, including 10, 24, 48, and 98 pound bags at varying rates, and fowl and egg prices such as roosters, young ducks, and eggs with scattered figures. It reflects a rural market catalog with inconsistent OCR text.
Local Flour Prices From Retail Market Listing
Short patent prices show various flour bags from 10 to 98 pounds with per hundredweight and per barrel rates. Entries include 10 Ib bags at 4.50 and 8.70 per hundred Tbs, 25 Ib bags, and 48 and 98 Ib bag rates. Some lines are garbled but reflect unit pricing and weights for flour sales.
Chicago Grain Quotations
Chicago July 13 wheat and rye futures rose slightly amid national bids while oats edged lower. Opening prices list wheat Sept 146 1 4 to 1 2 Dec 1.47 1 4 to 3 8 May 1.48 5 8 to 1.49 oats July 72 3 4 Sept 70 Dec 69 3 4 to 5 8 May 70 3 8 rye July 1.13 1 8 Sept 1.11 Dec 1.12 1 4 May
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Chicago
Cannemeihern Connecon
Itee
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Flowers
We thank everyone for their kindness during our bereavement and for the flowers and use of cars Lola Nickens and family express gratitude for support and assistance received.
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Tate Lola Nickens
Japanese Cruiser Sinkings Reported in Solomons Action
Allied forces in the Southwest Pacific said American naval units fought a Japanese task force in Kula Gulf between Kolombangara and New Georgia Islands last night. One Japanese light cruiser and three destroyers were sunk, three more destroyers were probably sunk, while no American losses were reported.
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Associated Press
Solomons
Southwest Pacific
Kula Gulf
Kolombangara
New Georgia Islands
Watchman Seized by Surprise Finds Dynamite Package
Chicago July 13 A watchman Roger Gale at a northwest side plant was handed a package by a woman who said she was in trouble. He opened it to find two sticks of dynamite. Police and a bomb squad confiscated the explosive.
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Chicago
Roger Gale
Northwest Side
Gale
Invasion Pleases Gen Eisenhower
General Dwight D. Eisenhower, Allied commander in chief, praised the Sicily invasion coordination after returning from a visit to U S and Canadian forces. He said the coordination “could not have been better had all the forces been those of some single nation.”
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North Africa
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Sicily
Col Stimson Dines With Churchill At Downing Street
London July 13 Henry L Stimson U S Secretary of War dined with Prime Minister Churchill at 10 Downing Street last night Also present were American Ambassador John G Winant his wife and British foreign secretary Anthony Eden
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London
Henry L. Stimson
U.S
Churchill
Downing Street
John G. Winant
Revival Service at Home Mission Tabernacle
Revival services conducted each evening at the Home Mission Tabernacle led by Pastor George Hellsley.
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Home Mission Tabernacle
George Helsley
Italian General Reported Killed in Sicily Action
Italian news agency Stefani reports Lieut. Gen. Enrico Francisci of the Fascist militia was killed in action in Sicily on July 11. He had fought in the Spanish Civil War and the Russian front, and had been stationed in Sicily since last March, according to a broadcast recorded by U.S. government monitors for the Office of War Information.
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New York
Stefani
Enrico Francisci
Sicily
U.S
Office of War Information
Transport Sinking Claimed By Foe
Aotransport sinking claim by the enemy reports two ships hit during day operations. Communique states both vessels foundered totaling about 30 000 tons. Allied confirmation of the losses is pending.
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