Derringer and Greenberg Key Pieces In Pennant Races
Paul Derringer pitched the Reds to a 6 2 win over the Bees for his 13th victory as Cincinnati closed within two games of the Giants. Hank Greenberg hit his 31st homer as Detroit beat Washington 6 5, closing in on Babe Ruth’s 1927 pace.
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Burleigh Grimes
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Hartnett
Special Fifth Sunday Services at Sandidge and Rock
Rev S J Goode of Disciples of Christ announces special fifth Sunday worship at Sandidge Church next Sunday at 1 30 pm and at Rock now at 3 30 pm as part of an extra schedule. He will also attend moral services at Pleasant Grove near Capen Bridge Sunday after noon.
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S. J. Goode
Churches
Disciples of Christ
Sandidge Church
Rock
Sp. Minese
Gooce
Pleasant Grove
Good Reason For Running A Red
Chicago report notes chauffeur Bert Saggerman ignored two traffic rules to win police praise. He ran a red light and turned left in front of Officer Michael Mulvihill, who whistled sharply as the driver jumped out claiming there was a robber.
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Chicago
Bert Saggerman
Seggerman
Michael Mulvihill
Mulvi
Saggerman
Examinations for U S Civil Service Posts Open
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for several posts. Positions include Director of unemployment insurance at 10000 dollars yearly with broad administrative experience. Senior attorney 4600 dollars. Hospital librarian 1800 dollars. Electroplater 1860 dollars, among others. Full details from Herman Lee at the local post office.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Railroad Retirement Board
Bureau of Home Economics
Bureau of Motor Carriers
Interstate Commertee Commission
Interstate Commerce On
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National Park Service
Department of the Interior
Washington, D. C
Veterans’ Administration
Herman Lee
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
Syphilis Fight Urged By Winchester Women Group
Mrs F J Marshall writes for the Woman's Civic League urging frank discussion and modern measures to combat syphilis in Winchester. She cites Surgeon General Parran and the death and disability toll, calling for public education, better sanitation, and open talk to reduce victims and medical costs.
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F. J. Marshall
Woman’s Civic League
Thomas Parran
United States Public Health Service
Parran
The
Ladies Home Journel
J. W. Williams
Johns Hopkins University Medical School
History of Beginnings adds a word play note
Read History of Beginnings in next Monday's Star. OMPS Funeral Home note appears in the clipping with a playful line about Howry and the word Blarney.
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Star
Omps Funeral Home
A Few Cents A Day Keeps Backaches Away
Men and women suffer from poorly functioning kidneys and bladder. They learn the new scientific way and find refreshing sleep all night long without getting up. RIS is sold and recommended by leading drug stores including Alexander's in Winchester Virginia Berlin's in Berryville and Miller's in Winchester.
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Alexander's Drug Store
Winchester
Berlin
Berryville
Miller’s Drug Store
Health unit plan urged by Civic League and Junior Board
President Wilson quote frames aims to diffuse knowledge of tuberculosis as educated men act as trustees of moral assets. The group promotes a health unit and clinic under the Junior Board of Trade and Civic League to combat the disease in the community.
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Woodrow Wilson
Board of Trade and Civic League
Farmers Invited To Annual Cooperative Meet
Farmers and their families are invited to the annual meeting of patrons of Southern States Cooperative at 8 00 p m August 4 1938 in Stephens City High School Stephens City Va Advisory Board members of Stephens City preside Mr Max F Borden executive vice president Cooperative Southern States Fertilizer Service and Mr Lloyd Painter manager South States Stephens City Service will discuss the cooperative program Dr Martin s Band will provide music with contests prizes refreshments and entertainment The meeting is part of 210 being held for 100 000 patrons this summer to consider the cooperative movement
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Southern States Cooperative
Stephens City High School
Stephens City
Preston Carbaugh
Miller Bailey
Fred Ridings
Beny Massie
Silas Grim
Max F. Borden
Cooperative Southern States Fertilizer Service
Lloyd Painter
South States
Stephens City Service
Martin’s Band
Southern States
L. E. Raper
Crickets Feed On Rattlesnakes in Nevada Range
Ely observer Morley Murphy reported crickets in the sagebrush country have shifted to a diet of rattlesnakes. He said he saw swarms of Mormon crickets overwhelm three rattlesnakes with no trace left of the reptiles.
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Ely
Nev
Morley Murphy
Murphy
Bluebird Nest Halted at Kirksville Oil Tank
George Davis, owner of a Kirksville bulk oil station, found a bluebird nest in a storage tank and removed it twice. The mother bird began a third nest, and a sign now blocks tank use until the birds complete nesting.
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Kirksville
George Davis
Davis
Claims Carriers Seek To Rectify Finance Errors
July 27 P George an airman of Railway Laboronta reports carriers propose a 15 cut to correct financial management mistakes. Harrison led union officials in deadlocked talks with carriers over the wage proposal. He says railroads floated bond issues for improvements and paid dividends, then want employees to accept a wage cut to cover bond interest.
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P—George
Railway Laboronta
Harrison
Bel Air Opens Ten Day Meet With Inaugural Feature
Bel Air Maryland July 27 Bel Air opens its ten day race meet at the Harford County Fair Association with the 750 Bel Air inaugural fifth event on the eight race program. Entries include Suncrax Hi Swing Patsy Begone Happy Hostess Wahcoo Caidon and Ever Grand. Rain delays may slow the track but General Manager Ray Bryson reports strong demand for private boxes and expects a profitable meet matching last year.
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Bel Air
Harford County
Ray Bryson
Magazine Features Virginia Stories in New Jersey Autoist
The New Jersey Autoist travel issue on Virginia is the third such edition this year. All Virginia content comes from the Virginia Conservation Commission. It opens with the Governor's Palace scene in Williamsburg and includes a Restored Capitol view and articles on Williamsburg gardens and Virginia caverns.
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New Jersey Autoist
New Jersey Automobile Club
Virginia
Old Dominion
Virginia Conservation Commission
Governor's Palace
Williamsburg
Capitol
Governor’s Palace
Caverns of
Cantor to Campaign for German Jewish Refugees on CBS NBC
Radio highlights list Cantor postpones comedy role to plead aid for German Jewish refugee children via WABC CBS broadcast Tuesday afternoon. He plans to turn over his Great Neck mansion to shelter victims and travels Europe to study relief methods.
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New York
Eddie Cantor
Europe
Great Neck
L. L
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