Culpeper and Blairton Park Games Preview Local Rivalry
Culpeper, leader of the Shenandoah Valley League, faces Park on Saturday with a young lineup under 23. Sunday Blairton of West Virginia, current Bi county Industrial League pennant winners, visits Blairton hoping to avenge last season’s 11 inning Park win as West Virginia teams have been Park’s only losses this season.
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Culpeper
Blairton
W. Va
Sunday Park
Culpepe
W Va
Millville
Quarry Lads
West Virginia
Death of Julian Venable After Pneumonia Attack
Julian S Venable 38 native of Stephens City died at 10 20 last night in Western State Hospital Staunton after six years as a patient. Death due to pneumonia. Survived by wife Mary Fleet of Strasburg and sister Mrs C L Golliday. Four sisters Mrs W C Hodge Mrs Frank Yeakle Mrs Elmer Clevenger and Mrs C L Golliday and brother J W Venable. Funeral planned Friday at Stephens City M E Church South with burial Green Hill Cemetery.
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Julian S. Venable
Stephens City
Western State Hospital
Staunton
C. L. Golliday
Venable
C. F
Emma Venable
Mary Fleet
Strasburg
New York
W. C. Hodge
Frank Yeakle
Winchester
Elmer Clevenger
J. W. Venable
Floyd M. Lucas
M. E. Church South
Green Hill Cemetery
Suffolk Bonds Fetch Good Price
Suffolk sold $100000 municipal bonds at an interest rate of 2.75 percent with a $340 premium and accrued interest, yielding 2.725 percent to Norfolk Investment Corporation. The issue refunds bonds maturing this year that the 1906 council failed to retire at maturity.
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Suffolk
Norfolk Investment Corporation
Administrators Sale at 640 N Loudoun Street Winchester Va
Public auction on Friday June 19 1936 at 1 30 A M for cash of household goods dining room furniture dishes bedroom suites bedding rugs curtains linens range and kitchen utensils stoves and some antiques. Sale postponed from June 13 due to rain. Warren Rice Admr Ella Lovett Jefferson. Dunn and Duvall Auctioneers.
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N. Loudoun Street
Winchester
Virginia
Warren Rice
Admr
Ella Lovett Jefferson
Dunn & Duvall
Carl Reynolds Drives Senators To 9 8 In 10th
In Detroit Carl Reynolds belted a two on base homer in the tenth to cap a 9 8 Washington victory over the Tigers. Johnny Stone homered for the Senators and Ben Chapman featured Washington late in his first appearance with the club.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Carl Reynolds
Washington Senators
Tigers
Billy Rogell
Senators
Johnny Stone
Ben Chapman
Yankees
Washington Regalia
CUBS
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Larry French
Pirates
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mungo
Brooklyns
Chicago
RED Sox
Jimmy Foxx
White Sox
Lefty Grove
Boston Bees
St. Louis Cardinals
Tiny Jim Chaplin
Indians
Cleveland
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Cincinnati
Red Lucas
Drought Halts Spring Wheat Harvest Across Dakotas
Drought scorched spring wheat fields across parts of North and South Dakota, risking crop failures for a third straight year. North Dakota observers compare conditions to the 1934 drought, while Minnesota and Iowa report fair to good prospects and Nebraska notes mixed conditions.
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Bismarck
N. D
North
South Dakota
North Dakota
Netaska
Minnesota
Iowa
Mutineer Mungo Pitches In Dodgers Loss To Pirates
Dodgers ace Van Lingle Mungo was shelled after five innings as Pittsburgh Pirates beat Brooklyn 9-2 behind Red Lucas five hit effort. Mungo had returned from a mutiny dispute but failed to receive field support.
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Sid Feder
Associated Press
Brooklyn
van Lingle
Mungo
Van
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Dodgers
Bucs
Mr. Mungo
Red Lucas
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Bees
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Yankees
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Lou Gehrig
Boston Gold Sox
Sugar Cain
Chicago White Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Indians
Bruce Campbell
Why Jackson Is On Vets' Bonds
Secretary Morgenthau announced Jackson’s portrait will appear on soldiers bonus bonds to mark them as distinctive with a soldiers president. He noted Jefferson normally graces $50 bonds, but Jackson was chosen for this issue.
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Jackson
Washington
Morgenthau
Andrew Jackson
Jefferson
Aged Banker Begins Four Year Prison Term
Raleigh June 17 F W J Swan aged Bayboro banker, convicted two and a half years ago of bank law violations, began a four year sentence in state prison as his last reprieve expired at midnight. He reported to penitentiary authorities immediately.
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Raleigh
N. C
F.W. J. Swan
Bayboro
Standings and Today’s Baseball Card Scores
League standings show Washington 9 Detroit 8 in 10 innings. Cleveland 8 New York 4. Chicago 4 Boston 2. Philadelphia 9 St. Louis 4. Today’s schedule has Washington at Detroit New York at Cleveland Boston at Chicago and Philadelphia at St. Louis.
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Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York A
Boston Ane
Cleveland Weeee
Washington Seeeeae Tae A
Philadelphia A
Jesse
Yesterday's Baseball Results With Pairings
Yesterday results show Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn 9 2 Chicago beat Philadelphia 4 1 Boston topped St Louis 10 4 New York defeated Cincinnati 5 2 Baseball matchups list Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Boston Cincinnati New York Pittsburgh Brooklyn set for rematches
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Pet
St. Lows
Eve
Jones Not To Address Bankers
Jesse Jones chairman of the Reconstruction Corporation will be unable to address the Virginia Bankers Association at Virginia Beach Saturday. A secretary said his physical condition after a plane crash last Friday prevents the address, though he escaped unharmed. He is shaken up and will need rest before any speaking engagements.
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Washington
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Corporation
Virginia Bankers Association
Virginia Beach
Jones
A. and P. Rally Past National Fruit in Tight Duel
A. and P. beat National Fruit 7 to 4 as Lake homered and Baker pitched well. Virginia Woolen Co. defeated Northern Virginia Power 9 to 8, tying for first with the leaders while Whitlock and Clevenger pitched for their teams and Bean played for Northern Virginia.
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National Fruit
Virginia Woolen Company
Northern Virginia Power Company
Baker
Whitlock
Dr. James Health Club
Clevenger
Textile Lads
Bean
Northern Virginia
Lake
Clark Predicts Change to Two-Thirds Rule at Democratic Convention
Senator Bennett Champ Clark of Missouri predicted in Washington that the two-thirds rule for nominations will be rescinded at the Philadelphia convention. Clark, slated to chair the rules committee, said the administration wants the change and he is strongly opposed to the rule as against Democratic principles.
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Washington
Bennett Champ Clark
Missouri
Philadelphia
Clark
Committee On Rules and Order
Ig Lney
Dollar tossed by Walter Johnson gains value in Virginia
Fredericksville Va Juin 17 Walter Johnson reportedly tossed a dollar across the Rappahannock as a Washington joke. The coin retrieved by Peter Yon now valued at 400 dollars, Yon says he previously offered 300. Yon, a young mason, reported from Spartanburg SC where he currently resides.
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Fredericksburg
Walter Johnson
Rappahannock River
George Washington
Peter Yon
Yon
Spartanburg
S. C
Roosevelt skips Harvard Yale boat race trip
The White House announced President Roosevelt would be unable to go to New London Connecticut for the Harvard Yale boat race Friday because of the congressional situation.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
New London
Conn
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Bucky Lewis
Culre
Rosy Waurd
Culneper
Duff
Mans
Wildcats
Julian Venable
Moundsman
Westinghouse Automatic
Northern Virginia Power Co
Northern
O'Sullivan
Snapp
Elks Club
Dr. James Club
Va Woolen Mill
Nationa Fruit
Tester
Mens Athletic Club
Northern Va. Power
Anheuser-Busch
Sglaa Ata
Budweiser
King OF Bottled
Los Angeles- Yosemite
Terraplane Dealer
N. Braddock Street
Braddock Motor CO
G. 0. Hensell
Hudson
F.O.B
Eiter
General Electric
Shenandoah Electric Appliance Co
S. Loudoun St
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