Plenty of Weak Spots In Major Leagues To Be Strengthened
The piece notes lingering gaps in both leagues as pennant contenders shape up. It mentions trades and rumors involving Buck Newsom Elden Auker and Kampouris among others and forecasts upcoming pennant bids as inter club trading bans loom. The Giants Reds and Phillies are active in reshaping rosters ahead of key matchups.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
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Notice to appear before ABC Board in Winchester
Public notice of William H. Warrick appearing before the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board on June 16 1938 to abstain a license to retail wine over 3.2 percent at Rustic Tavern 6 and 8 West Cork Street Winchester Virginia for consumption on and off premises.
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Rustic Tavern
Cork Street
Winchester
WM. H. Warrick
West Cork St
Highballs' cooling effects studied at AMA exhibit
Mayo Foundation physicians showed that a single highball warms the face in minutes and fingers in about ten minutes as the body’s cooling system responds. A meal yields similar heat loss, while cigarette smoke quickly cools finger skin and can raise blood pressure in some individuals.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
San Francisco
American Medical Association
T Mayo Foundation
Rochester
Minn
Bayard T. Horton
Charles Sheard
M. D. Williams
Horton
Reports To Potomac Synod Open Session In Frederick
In Frederick Maryland on June 14 delegates from Pennsylvania Virginia North Carolina and Maryland opened the sixty sixth annual Potomac Synod of the Evangelical Reformed Church. The Rev Edwin M Sando of Hanover Pennsylvania was elected president succeeding the Rev William J Lowe of McConnellsburg Pennsylvania. Paul M Schminke of York Pennsylvania was named vice president with the Rev Paul Kehm of Greensboro North Carolina as reading clerk.
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Hanover
William J. Lowe
McConnellsburg
Paul M. Schminke
York
Paul Kehm
Greensboro
N. C
Reading
Earle Demanding Immediate Arrests
Governor George H. Earle denounces a pending grand jury probe of charges against his administration as a politically inspired inquisition. The State Supreme Court delayed action on the petition for inquiry filed by Dauphin County District Attorney Carl B. Shelley.
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George H. Earle
State Supreme Court
Carl B. Shelley
Dauphin County
Earle
Pacific Coast Crews Head To Eastern Tasks
Three University of Washington crews sail east to Madison and then Poughkeepsie to defend varsity jayvee and trash titles. Coach Cochel Uldrickson notes a weaker team but fierce lineups, aiming to upset rivals and win despite progress in last home session.
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University of Wisconsin
Huskies
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Young People To Have Conference At Massanetta
The Rev. Ronald Wilson and Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church urge youth from 12 to 24 in Loudoun County to attend Massanetta Springs camps. The intermediate camp for ages 12 to 15 runs June 20 to 26, and the young people's conference for ages 16 to 24 runs June 27 to July 4.
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Ronald 8. Wilson
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Massanetta Springs
Compromise On Politics In WPA Being Sought
Senators clash over creating a committee to probe politics in the WPA as the Senate audit panel weighs a 10 000 dollar spend. Backers press for one of two paths: demand into complaints of aid workers political activity or a separate panel to hear charges involving state highway and social security funds and WPA actions.
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Washington
Senate Audit Committee
Seabiscuit Arrives At Suffolk Downs Ahead Of Massachusetts Handicap
Seabiscuit arrives at Suffolk Downs to prep for the $50,000 Massachusetts handicap on June 29 against War Admiral. The horse won the race last year, while War Admiral has not raced in New England. Howard had withdrawn Seabiscuit from a $100,000 match race at Belmont Park due to poor condition.
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Suffolk Downs Race Track
War Admiral
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Belmont Park
Russia Steps Up Military Readiness Amid War Alarms
Moscow reports Moscow tightens control of 1.5 million red soldiers and sailors as Germany pressures Czechoslovakia. Bolshevization of the Army and Navy, stricter discipline, and tougher armament demands are underway amid secrecy and purges of officers and political commissars.
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Richard G. Maslock
Moscow
Associated Press
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Speculator Notes on Boxing Stars and Stadium Plans
Eddie Brienz rounds up boxing gossip and sports chatter from Speculator New York. Gene Tunney team plans Schmeling picks and Louis payments, with Derby aluminum shoes and possible all star guesses for Gehrig, O Doul and Traynor plus a Dodgers western trip triumph topping the season.
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N. Y
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Max Schmeling
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Yankee Stadium
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Broadway
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Card of Thanks from Mrs. George Semples
I thank all who were kind during my illness. I appreciate the cards gifts and flowers sent me and I will thank each person in person at the Star Restaurant.
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Bolshevik Ranks Urged to Root Out Inner Foes
Red Fleet and Bolshevik writings stress rooting out concealed enemies within. Political commissars urged to create an atmosphere where traitors suffocate, while army and navy leaders push for stronger discipline to stamp out drunkenness. Cadres cited vodka as weakening discipline and tongues, threatening spy risks. Defense industry officials blame wasteful plant output and defective materials for slow arms and munitions, with deliberate manufacturing flaws and rushed production cited as causes.
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Red Fleet
Dream Jail Sentences For Huckleberry Theft Pair
A court in Sugant Ganzile street jailed the two suspects, Sugant Galtie and Eugene Weise, for 30 days after they confessed to stealing fruit jars in a plan tied to a dream of a large huckleberry crop. The judge imposed the sentence and noted the conviction hinged on their statements.
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Galtie
Eugene
W. A. Weise
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