Daffiness Boys From Brooklyn Crimp Giants Great Pitcher
The Brooklyn Dodgers handed Hubbell a rare loss in a holiday double bill while the Giants and rest of baseball buzzed. Dodgers 18 hits fueled an 18-3 win in game one as Hubbell admitted luck ran out. Giants split the day, Indians swept the Tigers, and Pirates held NL lead with a 7-5 nightcap after an 8-3 opener loss.
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Hub
Dodgers
Hubbell
Giants
Cleveland Indians
Tigers
Cubs
Cardinals
Prazy Dean
Brooklyns
Terry
Indians
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Yanks
Red Sox
Bill Lee
Clay Bryant
Phillies
Boston Bees
Washington
Athletics
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Willis Hudlin
Hal Trosky
Earl Averill
Hudlin
Trosky
Averill
Heinie Manush
Johnny McCarthy
Gians— Manush
Bucky Walters
Claude Passeau
Bees
Passeau
Monte Stratton
Tony Piet
White Sox
Piet
Cards
Lee Fanning
Bryant
al Simmons
Buck Weavers
Senators
Simmons
Weaver
Harvey Walker
Reds
Floyd Young
Walker
Young
Disabled veteran offers life for U S lighthouse sale
A World War I veteran from Dayton, Ohio, being treated for tuberculosis, offered $4.98 and one fifth of his life to buy the Mattapoisett lighthouse in Massachusetts. Ernest R. Coran, father of seven, said he hopes the bid will secure shelter for his family as he faces a short remaining life, and he would sign a contract for the government to insure it. He cited wartime injuries from Eagle Pass and Fort McHenry and later chlorine gas exposure at Edgewood Arsenal, appealing to procurement officials as his wife and children face poverty.
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Washington
Buzzards Bay
Mass
Ernest R. Coran
Dayton, O., Veterans Administration
Treasury
Coran
Uniontown
Mattapoisett
New England
Eagle Pass
Tex
Fort McHenry
Baltimore
Edgene Arsenal
N. J
United States
Greene
Manassas
Earhart Flight Teeters On Return As Route Planned
Earhart radioed at 6 40 that everything was O K and she would return to Miami if trouble arose. The land plane carried emergency provisions lifeboat lifebelts and fuel tanks designed to be emptied quickly to stay afloat. She planned a San Juan to Natal Brazil leg then to Dakar Aden Karachi Port Darwin Lae New Guinea Howland Honolulu and Oakland with weather guiding a reordered route. She swapped the first leg to favor Caribbean and Africa conditions for earlier coverage.
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Miami
Aviatrix
O. K
Miss Earhart
San Juan
Honolulu
Pan-American Airways
Natal
Brazil
Dakar
Africa
Aden
Gulf of Persia
Karachi
India
Port Darwin
Australia
Lae
New Guinea
Pacific
Howland Island
Oakland
Calif
Caribbean
Miss Maleady obituary notes three nieces and Pittsburgh relation
Miss Maleady is survived by three nieces Mrs Thomas Martin of Washington D C Mrs W T Sullivan and Mrs Gertrude Organ both of this city and by one Miss Elizabeth Maleady of Pittsburgh The funeral will be held Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock from Sacred Heart Catholic church Interment in Catholic Cemetery Pallbearers listed and Rev Charles Comaskey to officiate
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Thomas Martin
Washington, D. C
W. T. Sullivan
Gertrude Organ
Elizabeth Maleady
Pittsburgh
Sacred Heart Catholic Ch
B. M. Sullivan
J. Joseph Sullivan
Lewis Pearson
Stewart Grim Thomas Trier
H. B. McKee
Rev
Charles Comaskey
Untitled Basketball Score Fragments From 1930s Game Log
Partial game notes show teams Philadelphia Cincinnati and New York at Brooklyn with scattered stats. Mentions include Cincinnati at 8-6 and Br 10-4 along with St. Louis and Boston records. Data is fragmented and lacks a clear final score or date.
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Cincinnati
Zere
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Final Rites Held For Mrs Chamblin At Clarke Home
Friends gathered at The Highlands in Clarke County for the funeral of Mrs Bea trice Baker Chamblin 94 widow of the late Mr Chamblin. Rev Ronald Row led services at 11 am with interment in Mount Hebron. Survivors include two sons and two daughters and three sisters. The Highlands estate near Winchester is noted in Cartmell history as a premier early Virginia home.
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Beatrice Baker Chamblin
Highlands
Clarke County
Ronald Rowand
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church
White Post
Mount Hebron
Charles ©. Dearmont
Thompson Sowers
John Far
Chamblin Funkhouser
Henry 8. Baker
Joseph Keyser
Chamblin
Henry M
Catherine Ann Baker
Old
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society of
Winchester
Joseph Hiett
Falls Church Way
E. J. Jilkins
John 8. Miller
Cartmell
Frederick County
Virginia
Joseph A. Miller
Seth Mason
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Local Notes From Oranda Virginia On June First
Mr John Saum shows improvement and returned home from Memorial Hospital last Wednesday Mrs O O Stickley and Mrs Nellie Beeler attended the Church of Christ annual convention in Roanoke last week. Northern Virginia Power extends current to six more families as work continues on roads and other local projects.
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Oranda
John Saum
Memorial Hospital
O. O. Stickley
Nellie Beeler
Church of Christ
Roanoke
H. P. Miller
Alfred Beaver
Charle Keller
William Richardson
Gertie Pangle
Nellie Crabill
Johnny Pangle
Harrisville Reformed Church
Mildred Loving
Mildred Stickley
Old Walnut Springs Church of Christ
Melvin Jenkins
G G. Crawford
Strasburg
Randolph Holsinger
Annie Holsinger
Northern Virginia Power
Charles Keller
State Highway Department
James Stickley
Heroic Role Continued Page One Bus Fire After Crash
A bus rear-ended the Hoover car causing telescoping injuries and a three car collision. Pauline T. Reynolds of Glen Carlyn Virginia escaped unscathed as the bus doors jammed. Jenkins shattered bus windows with a fire extinguisher to free passengers. No one suffered serious injuries.
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Hoover
Pauline T. Reynolds
Glen Carlyn
Jenkins
Springsbury Stables Shine At Carter Hall Horse Show
Springsbury Stables owned by Mr. and Mrs. George P. Greenhalgh won four of 18 classes at Carter Hall on the Millwood estate of Gerard B. Lambert. Catalan Boy, a bay gelding owned by William C. Seipp, claimed the lightweight hunter and Apollo classes, with Clifton's Chatlain, Leaf Hanger, and others earning top placings in half breds, yearlings, and heavy draft divisions. About 800 spectators attended as entries from Middleton to Berryville competed across hunters, half-breds, and draft classes led by Greenhalgh and Allen riders.
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George P. Greenhalgh
Springsbury
Carter Hall
Millwood
Gerard B. Lambert
Greenhalgh
William C. Seipp
Middleburg
Dr. L. M. Allen
Clifton
Chatlain
Trump
Clifton Trump
Allen
Llangollen
Horace Moffett
Billy Jacobs Wetherall
A. Mackey Smith
White Post
Mitchell Brothers
Thompson Sowers
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Boyce
Our Jewel
John A. Payne
Compton Smith
Edward Jenkins
Cliftons Chatlain
L. M. Allen
Berryville
Turner Wiltshire
Middlebury
Randolph Licklider
Bayard
Golighty
Graham Dougherty
Farnley Artemis
Farnley Amazon
A. Mackay Smith
William G. Seipp
Middlebars
Brown Bruin
Cliftons Trump
Cliftons Rose
Jane Brooks
New York
Hunter
Hurd
Hunter's Choice
Rectortown
Hunters
Royal Rebel
Foxway
T. Beatty Brown
Horace Moffet
Jean Randolph
Marvin Green
Charles Marlowe
Elizabeth 3Rverley
Apollo
Ucella
Llangollen Farms
Princeton
Mitchell Bros
Thunder
E. A. Lindsey
Sunset Beauty
L. Stull
Summit Point
Green Hunters
Clonmoney
William C
Hunter’s Choice
Merry Prince
Little Magic
Grand Dam
North Fletcher
Warrenton
Lily A. Livingston
Blue Ridge Hunters
Sparkle
Edward B. Jacobs
W. P. Wetherall
Lipan Lnd
William F. Ryan Jr Marries Woman He Saved From Father
William F. Ryan Jr. 25 marries Mary D. Boarman 25 in St Anthony's Church after Ryan saved her from her father who killed his wife and two children and later died under a freight train. The couple were slightly injured in the incident. Police reported Ryan disarmed the father before he leaped to death.
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Washington
William F. Ryan, Jr
Ryan
Mary D. Boarman
Boarman
St Anthony’s Church
Thomas F. Sweeney
Twenty Fifth Back Creek Sunday Schools Convention
The twenty-fifth annual Back Creek District Sunday Schools convention meets tomorrow at Lamps Methodist Episcopal Church South near Mount Willi Va. The theme is Making the Life of the Community. Speakers include Rev Minor Miller Rev John R Hendricks Rev F B Spitzer Rev Charles Reiter Rev C H Anderson and Rev Snyder Alleman. Arrangements are led by J B Snapp W J Muse H C Moore and N K Larrick.
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Back Creek
Lamps Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mount Willi
Minor Miller
John R. Hendricks
F. B. Spitzer
Charles Reiter
C. H. Anderson
Snyder Alleman
J. B Snapp
W. J. Muse
H. C. Moore
N. K. Larrick
Voting precinct changes and registration updates in county
The board lists changes including new registration books for Neffstown White Hall Dry Run Russells and New town Stephens City with a Dry Run curtain and possible new polling place at Baker's Mill and Gore adjustments. Names of precincts differ from village names causing confusion and a July 1 term end for registrars. next meeting early July to prepare ballots for the August 3 Democratic primary.
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Neffstown
White Hall
Dry Run
Russells
Newtown
Stephens City
Baker's Mill
Gore
Middletown
Bank Closings For Holidays Observe Jefferson Davis Birthday
Notices warn that banks will close Thursday June 3 on Jefferson Davis birthday and other dates. Paper maturities due that day may be paid Friday June 4, with designated cashiers including John L Sloat of Commercial and Savings Bank George B Bushnell of Union Bank of Winchester Harold G Brown of Shenandoah Valley Net's Bank J Yoster of Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co.
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Jefferson Davis
John L Sloat
Commercial and Savings Bank
Geo. B. Bushnell
Union Bank of Winchester
Harold G. Brown
Shenandoah Valley Net’s Bank
J. Yoster Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co
Family attends strike meeting at Indiana Harbor
A family group led by Mr and Mrs H Evavold attends a steel workers meeting in Indiana Harbor Indiana listening to union leaders. The Inland Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube plants near Indiana Harbor are closed by the steel strike, with only skeleton crews at coke ovens kept on by common consent.
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H. Evavold
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Inland Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Handy hunters and touch and out results listed
The report lists placements for Handy hunters and touch and out events with horses and handlers across multiple names and farms including Longi tude Mrs W P Wetherall Boyce Catalan Boy William C Seipp Middleburg Lipan Graham Dougherty Nip Llangollen Farms Upperville Saltrella Afterglow Henry Lewis Nijinski Mrs and Mrs George P Berryville Logan Hier Acre Farm Middleburg Lizzie Captain Ewart John atop Besme
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Handy
W. P. Wetherall
Boyce
William C. Seipp
Middleburg
Lipan
Graham Dougherty
Llangollen
Upperville
Henry Lewis
New York
Nijinski
George P. Berryvillie
Will Rogers Humorous Tale Echoes Biblical Theme
A cartoonish retelling compares a colored preacher’s tale about the Children of Israel crossing the Dead Sea with a biblical allegory. The preacher jokes water flowed uphill before gravity was discovered and insists the event happened three thousand years ago to deflect scientific doubt.
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Ongren
Israel
Dead Sea
American News Features, Inc
In Memoriam for Carrie Irene Dyke
In Sad and Loving Remembrance of our dear mother Carrie Irene Dyke who departed this life five years ago on June 1 1932. Her children recall her loving care and fading bedside vigil and pledge to keep her memory bright until they meet again in the celestial shore.
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Carrie Irene Dyke
Jesus
God
Mother
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