Red Sox Take 12th Inning Win To Split Series
In Chicago the Red Sox edged the White Sox 2 to 1 in 12 innings. Johnny Pesky opened the frame with a bunt, Dom DiMaggio followed, Ted Williams drove in the deciding run with a single to left, and Williams scored on a late hit after a misplayed throw by Tom Turner. Humphries and Turner paired with Wagner and Conroy.
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Boston
Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Ted Williams
Johnny Pesky
Dom DiMaggio
Tom Turner
Williams
Pesky
Chicago
Humphries
Turner
Wagner
Conroy
Cellar Teams Bat Out Va Leaders In Virginia League Action
The Virginia League playoff picture tightens as bottom teams drop, with Pulaski counts faltering at Newport News in a 6-2 win by the Builders. Salem Friends routed Petersburg Rebels 14-1 on 16 hits, while Staunton Presidents overwhelmed Lynchburg 16-5 after a rough Thursday.
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Pulaski
Newport News
Builders
Salem Friends
Petersburg Rebels
Salem
Staunton Presidents
Lynchburg Senators
Ball Looks Bigger To Chet Laabs
Washington July 18 Chet Laabs St Louis Browns outfielder reports seeing the ball as if it has grown larger as he hits in a series with the Senators He has 17 homers this season with six in the last week and piled up a triple a double and a single in a Philadelphia doubleheader while also driving in six runs
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Washington
Chet Laabs
St. Louis Browns
Senators
Laabs
Philadelphia Athletics
CIO Plans Steel Wage Rise Across All Firms
The United Steelworkers seek a general wage increase after a tentative award. The union cites contracts with 1,000 firms and 625,000 workers plus 157,000 at Little Steel. The basic common labor wage stands at 72.5 cents an hour, about $5.80 for an eight hour day.
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Erage
Little Steel
Airborne command to exceed any world power in size and firepower
U S commandos will be carried by air with troops equipment and supplies to be moved by air. Headquarters for the troop carrier command are at Stout Field Indiana under Col Fred Borum.
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Stout Field
Ind
Fred 8. Borum
3 More Ships Continued From Page 1
British armed merchantman in the Caribbean on June 25 killed two of its 40 man crew. A third died in a lifeboat. The rest drifted nine days before rescue.
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Caribbean
Count On Senate For Revision Of Big Tax Bill
Senate Finance Chairman George predicts major changes in the forthcoming tax bill as the House nears final debate on the $6.144 billion measure. After a White House meeting with President Roosevelt and Morgenthau, George said inequities should be corrected to lift the yield to about $8.7 billion.
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Washington
Apparen
House
Senate
George
D.-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Chamber
White House
Roosevelt
Treasury
Morgenthau
Critic William Boehner Dies at 44 in New York
William Boehner, 44, film critic for the New York World-Telegram, died of a heart attack last night at the home of Barrett McCormick, a movie executive, where he was visiting with film director Herbert Wilcox.
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New York
William Boehner
New York World-Telegram
Barrett McCormick
Herbert Wilcox
Surgeon Dies While En Route to Washington
Dr. Glenn I. Jones chief surgeon of the Southern Railway died of a heart attack around two a m on a New Orleans to New York train between Gastonia and Gaffney N C officials said he collapsed while traveling to Washington to attend to duties as head surgeon of the railway.
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Charlotte
N. C
Glenn I. Jones
Southern Railway
Washington
Jones
New Orleans
New York
Burg
Gaffney
Rostov Threat Deepens as German Push Advances
Reports place German forces nearing Rostov and probing toward the Don estuary, signaling a possible new battle in the Caucasus area. Soviet claims of limited success on the Voronezh front contrast with the Rostov threat and a stalling in Stalingrad objectives.
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Don
Lyi
Caucasus
Baku
Caspian
Stalingrad
Boguchar
Volga
Voroshilovgrad
Voronezh
Bryansk
Moscow
Red Army
Lower Volga
Sea of Azov
Egypt
el Alamein
Trenary And Orndorff Convicted In Frederick Justice Court
Robert N. Trenary and William D. Orndorff of this city were convicted in Frederick County Trial Justice this morning. Trenary faced charges of resisting arrest and using abusive language. Orndorff was cited for abusive language and hindering officers. Jails terms were suspended for Orndorff. Trenary received 30 days and fines totaling 55.50. Trenary appealed one arrest to a higher court.
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Trenary and
Orndorff
Frederick
Robert N. Trenary
William D. Orndorff
Frederick County
Meres
Old Mill Tavern
Robert DeHaven
Trenary
Trite
Sen
Divorce Decrees in County Clerk Records
Edith L. Cline v Cletus H. Cline and Mattie O. Linaburg v Allen B. Linaburg filed for desertion. Neither party may remarry within six months after the final decree is recorded.
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Edith L. Cline
Cletush
Cline
Mattie O. Linaburg
Allen B. Linaburg
Frederick Trial Court Fines For Speeding And Parking
Frederick Trial Justice Court documents multiple minor infractions. Names include John Willis unlicensed dog case, Fred Kerffner speeding in Cumberland Maryland, Benjamin Carter parking fine, Albert Lane speeding, Chris Pangapoulos speeding, Charlies Thomas speeding, John Hughes speeding, John Garnet speeding, Charles Hager speeding, and Thomas meri West Point Virginia with shooting listed.
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John Willis
Fred J. Kerffner
Cumberland
Benjamin F. Carter
Rt. 1
Albert P. Lane
Washington
Chris Pangapoulos
Charlies L. Thomas
North Cameron Street
John Kabe Hughes
John M Garnet
West Point
Charles Robert Hager
Bluefield
W. Va
Thomas Meri
Mexican Dies At 122 In Juarez Border Record
Guadalupe Arciniega born in 1820 near Juarez and claimed to be alive since Mexico fought Spain for independence died yesterday in Juarez at age 122. He spent most of life near the border city.
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EL Paso
Tex
Guadalupe Arciniega
Mexico
Spain
Juarez
Italians Claim Attacks Repulsed in Egypt July 1844
Italian high command reported a British attack in the Cairo area west of El Alamein, with about 100 prisoners, mostly Australians, taken. Axis forces counterattacked, regaining some ground as Axis and Allied air units claimed aircraft losses.
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Tobruk
Axis
Libya
R. A. FP
Channel
Rome
Egypt
Commune
Trento
Trieste
Cairo
el Alamein
Legion Program On Air Tonight With National Drive
Nationwide radio broadcast on the Co x network at 8 30 p m inaugurates the records for service men campaign by the American Legion Featuring Burgess Meredith Harry James Kay Kyser Nelson Eddy and Kate Smith The program aims to collect phonograph records for distribution to Army and Navy posts worldwide.
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The
American Legion
Cox Network
Burgess Meredith
Harry James
Kay Kyser
Nelson Eddy
Kate Smith
City and County Realty Transfers
Winchester Marion Anderson and wife transfer to E. S. Nicholson and wife a lot and building on the corner of Cameron and Clifford streets for $10 and other considerations.
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Winchester Marion Anderson
E.S. Nicholson
Cameron and
Clifford Streets
Rites Sunday For Charles Royal
Funeral services for Charles M. Royal a 53 year old World War I veteran who died at the Veterans Hospital Roanoke will be held Sunday at 3 from Jones Funeral Home The Rev T M Swann Braddock Street Methodist Church pastor will officiate Pallbearers will be Legionnaires in charge of the grave service at Mt Hebron Cemetery
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Charles M. Royal
Veterans Hospital
Roanoke
Severton
Jones Funeral Home
T. M. Swann
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Legionnaires
Mt. Hebron
Vultee Buys Intercontinent Aircraft Corp
Vultee Aircraft, Inc. announces the purchase of Intercontinent Aircraft Corp of Miami Florida. G M Gilliams Vultee board vice chairman declared the acquisition of one of the state’s largest war industries. The deal was reported from New York on July 18.
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New York
Vultee Aircraft, Inc
Intercontinent Aircraft Corp
Miami
Fla
G. M. Gilliams
Vultee Board
Japs Claim 25 Vessels Sunk in Pacific and Indian Oceans
Tokyo reports Imperial HQ says Japanese submarines in the western Indian Ocean and South African waters sank 25 enemy vessels totaling 200000 tons between late May and early July. It also claims 366 ships sunk or damaged totaling 1935000 tons, with 194 by air, 99 by submarines, and 73 by warships.
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Tokyo
Imperial Headquarte
Arrest of Brazilian Nationals in Occupied France
German radio in New York reports the arrest of Brazilian nationals living in occupied France as retaliation for alleged mistreatment of German citizens in Brazil. The broadcast was heard by Cc. B. 8.
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New York
France
Brazil
Cc. B. 8
Winchester Civil and Police Court Dockets
This morning in Winchester Civil and Police Court Judge F. L. Largent heard cases including Clifton Lofton city for drunkenness with days and costs and Pe Thornton from Boyce for drunkenness.
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Winchester Civil and Police Court
F. L. Largent
Clifton Lofton
Pe Thornton
Boyce
FBI Arrests Fourteen Enemy Aliens In New York
The FBI announced the arrest of fourteen enemy aliens in New York on July 18 including thirteen Germans and one Italian language editor. They were taken to Ellis Island for hearings before enemy alien boards. Roles included a war plant foreman, candy shop owner, watchmaker, waiter, and boarding house operator. One German expressed hostility to American citizenship. Names were not released.
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New York
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ellis Island
United States
Germany
P. E. Foxworth
Foxworth
Fascist Party
Yanks Crush Indians in Sixth Straight Win
New York Yankees overwhelmed Cleveland Indians 16 to 0 as Spud Chandler pitched six hit innings. Phil Rizzuto hit a grand slam homer and Red Rolfe added a homer and a triple fueling the rout in New York. Results featured Rizzuto driving in key runs and Rolfe contributing multiple hits.
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New York
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Spud Chandler
Phil Rizzuto
Red Rolfe
Yanks
Rizzuto
al Smith
Rolfe
Cleveland
Smith
Heving
Eisenstat
Chandier
Rosar
Grun dy Teen Drowns in River Swimming Accident
Clayburn Stiltner 17 son of a coal miner drowned when tangled in a fishing line while swimming in the Levisa River about three miles from Grundy. He was described as a good swimmer.
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Grundy
Navy Men Will Receive Help For Dependents
Maryland naval recruitment official says dependents allowances under the June 23 1942 act will encourage enlistment. Class A and B monthly supports range from 15 to 50 dollars with caps, dependents must be listed, and initial payments begin November 1 1942 with pay lines for each rank including chief petty officer and seamen plus a $34.50 family allowance.
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Baltimore
Paul R. Warmee
Navy
Maryland
Naval Service
50 Tanks Weekly Sent To Russia
Aldershot England July 18 Oliver Lyttelton Britain’s minister of production announced in a speech that Britain ships 50 tanks weekly to Russia and has fulfilled its contracts for other war materials. He said by end of May Britain shipped 11 percent more aircraft than promised to June, and that aiding Russia did not compromise British safety or peril. He warned Hitler’s invasion of Russia would end in disaster.
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Aldershot
England
Oliver Lyttelton
Britain
Russia
Lyttelton
Hitler
Pony Penning At Chincoteague Slated For July 30
Chincoteague Virginia will stage its annual pony penning on July 30 with a simpler program than in prior years. Some ponies will be penned, but races and rodeo riding are not planned. Volunteer firemen will skip the ten day carnival due to coastal dimout rules and gas and fire regulations. Mayor John W. Winder says pony owners on Assateague and Wallops Islands agreed to hold the event after early month conferences.
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Chincoteague
John W. Winder
Assateague
Wallops Islands
Atlantic
Hottest Richmond Night On Record Says Weather Bureau
Richmond officials report the U S weather bureau station recorded the night as the hottest since records began in the city. The low thermometer reading reached 79 degrees around 5.
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Richmond
U.S. Weather Bureau
Ieee
Funeral services for Cue V of Great Britain A Fes
A brief note reports funeral services for Cue V of Great Britain A Fes. The event is documented with sparse details in the fragmentary text.
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Cue V of Great Britain Broad- A. Fes
Army Ration K Trial Shows High Calorie Content
John B. Lewis reports on the Army ration K, noting it provides 3 726 calories per day but fails to feel as filling as traditional meals. The test includes defense biscuits compressed graham biscuits veal malted milk tablets coffee sugar gum and lemonade mix with a late night snack of chicken wing beets liver and tapioca.
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John B. Lewis
New York
Army
Defense
Robertson invokes spirits in debate on massive tax bill
In a House debate on a gigantic tax bill Representative Robertson of Virginia cites Solomon Marshall and Stonewall Jackson. He warns against heavy taxation and urges spiritual guidance. He recalls Marshall’s tax power dictum and Stonewall Jackson’s prayer habits while urging allies for democracy.
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Robertson
Solomon
Marshall
Jackson
Washington
John Marshall
Stonewall Jackson
Representative Robertson
Dva
William Shakespeare
Virginian
Henry VIII
Israel
Maryland
United States
Youth's Own Blood Used In Transfusion After Knife Attack
A 19 year old war worker, Stanley Kolbusz, survived a stab wound to the heart in Harlem. Doctors used his own blood for an intravenous transfusion and repaired the wound after seven stitches, with Dr. Finestone, Dr. Weischel, and Dr. Braun assisting.
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New York
Stanley Kolbusz
Union Street
Holyoke
Mass
Harlem
Edward Finestone
Sydenham Hospital
Herbert Weischel
Dmve Braun
Dismiss Fraud Case of McKay Faces New Trial Indictment
In Detroit on July 18 1948 District Judge Shackelford Miller Jr dismissed a second mail fraud case against Republican National Committeeman Frank D. McKay but ordered trial on a third indictment. The dismissed charge accused him of defrauding Edsel Ford of 9918. The ruling follows his recent acquittal on liquor conspiracy charges and leaves the Grand Rapids pipeline indictment.
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Detroit
Shackelford Miller, Jr
Republican National
Incomplete OCR of Commercial Flight Notes
Fragmentary text shows a line about aviation commerce and pilots with unclear context. It mentions a numerical figure around 18 and references air flight terms but lacks coherent details, making precise interpretation difficult.
Giants Hit 20 Times At Pirates
The New York Giants collected 20 hits against Pittsburgh three pitchers to win 11 to 2 in the deciding game of the three game series. Pirates were limited to six hits with five off Prince Hal Schumacher in eight innings before he retired overheated. Ace Adams finished the game.
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Giants
Pirates
Pittsburgh
New York Giants
Buccaneers
Prince Hal Schumacher
Ace Adams
Virginia Dairy Production Shows A Gain
The Virginia dairy industry produced more ice cream condensed and evaporated milk and cottage cheese in 1941 than 1940, while creamery butter American cheese and powdered milk fell. The industry posted about 40 million dollars in 1941 revenue, up from 34.38 million in 1940. Fifty six distributors reported receiving 378.694 million pounds of graded milk in 1941, up from 304.777 million in 1940.
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Richmond
Virginia
Department of Agriculture
Dairy and Foods Division
S. Smith
Smith
Skeet Training Becomes Cadet Curriculum At Foster Field
Foster Field Texas incorporates skeet shooting into pilot training. cadets learn to swing on and lead distant targets from eight firing positions. Lt Malcolm B. Aflen of Alton Illinois, a veteran trap and skeet champion, leads the program boosting accuracy and concentration.
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Foster Field
Tex
Moto
Army Air Forces
Peresons
Malcolm
Aflen
Alton, Ill
Mrs Miriam Ryan Robb Weds War ner Barkley In Arlington
The marriage of Mrs Miriam Ryan Robb granddaughter of Thomas Fortune Ryan to Air Corps Staff Sergeant Warner Patrick Barkley of Los Angeles on July 11 at Arlington Virginia was confirmed at the home of Mrs Allan A Ryan Barkley s step mother. Mrs Barkley a USC volunteer on Park Avenue has been married twice before. Barkley aged 29 is a first time groom.
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New York
Miriam Ryan Robb
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Air Corps
Warner Patrick Barkley
Los Angeles
Arlington
Allan A. Ryan
Pattern Request Notice From The Winchester Evening Star
Readers are invited to send ELEVEN CENTS to The Winchester Evening Star Household Arts Dept at 259 W 14th Street New York NY for pattern NUM. Provide NAME ADDRESS and PATTERN NUM as requested.
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Winchester Evening Star
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
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