Yanks Top White Sox in Ninth Inning Rally at Comiskey Park
The New York Yankees defeated the Chicago White Sox 7 to 5 at Comiskey Park, overcoming a 14 to 11 hit margin by scattering Sox hits and shutting down late rallies. Henry allowed three runs in the sixth as Washington pitchers held the Yanks in check.
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Local Golfers Triumph in Bi-State Trophy Showdown
Winchester Golf Club edged Belle-Haven Club of Alexandria by three points to win the Bi-State Golf Association Trophy at Opequon course Martinsburg. Opequon Golf Club claimed runner-up as they defeated Loudoun County Country Club 44 to 91 in an 18-hole finale.
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Giants Buy Harry Rosenberg From Missions
The New York Giants purchase young out fielder Harry Rosenberg from the San Francisco Missions for a reported 40 000 dollars. The deal signals a major addition to New York's outfield lineup this season.
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Hard Times and the Cost of Getting Rich
A concise reflection on tough economic periods where wealth requires more than deception and labor. The author contrasts crude schemes with the broader effort and persistence needed to prosper.
Martinsburg Athletic Club Nines Falls to Local Squad
In a fast game the W Park Association team defeated the Martinsburg Athletic Club by 8 to 7 yesterday afternoon before a large crowd of local and West Virginia fans. Pulliam and Breckenridge formed the local battery and, with solid support, kept the Martinsburg lineup under pressure as both teams rapped out many hits. The breaks went to the home squad.
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Hoover Invites Senators To See London Papers
Washington notes President Hoover refuses to yield all notes leading to the London naval conference. Senator Norris presses the issue as a key test of the treaty while Senator Johnson charges against the president and pushes for action. Hoover offers to let senators review documents under secrecy with no hidden understandings.
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Farm Official Predicts Wheat Rise If Growers Hold Back
Stone of the Farm Board in Richmond urged farmers to avoid overproduction and rush to market. He noted wheat prices fluctuated with market nerves after the 1929 crash and said holding back could lift prices 20 to 25 cents per bushel.
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Widow Regina Ney Dies After Long Illness in Washington
Regina Rosenfeld Ney, 71, widow of Harrisonburg merchant Joseph Ney, died last night in Washington where she had lived in recent years. Born in Germany she came to America at 18 and later helped build Harrisonburg’s shopping center as part of the Ney department store family. Surviving children include Alfred Ney and Eddie Ney of Harrisonburg, Milton Ney of Washington, Mrs. I. Miller of Washington, Mrs. William Wyman of Washington, and Mrs. Amos Klotz of Staunton.
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Sister-in-law Remains With Family in Two Countries
A widow with three sisters Mrs. B Ney Mrs Sophie Wurtsberger of Harrisonburg and Mrs Fannie Goldsmith of Atlantic City and in Germany, plus a brother Ben Rosenfeld of Washington and another sibling in Germany, is described as native of the Duchess of Baden where siblings reside. The article adds a Weller-quoted line on avoiding gunfire by choosing sober company.
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Byrd Antarctic crew find solace in work and shows
The Byrd expedition kept morale during the South Pole winter by daily work and organized entertainment. Laundering clothes, kitchen tasks, and mass movie nights helped the crew endure isolation as they prepared a plane for polar flight. Wild meat formed the harsh diet alongside occasional ice cream and gelatin desserts.
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Willard Vander Veer
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