Closing Recital by Miss M Carrollt*y s Piano Pupils
Miss Kathleen McCartney conducts Handley High School recital featuring her pupils in a classical program. Young Jacqueline Eagle and advanced students display memory, touch, tone, and control in solo and duo works by Chopin, Bach, Cadman, Monti Gould, and others.
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Handley High School
Kathleen McCartney
Handley School
Jacqueline Eagle
Ketterer
Lucille Weaver
Krentzn
Edith Braithwaite
Engelmann
June Cline
Saltarelle
Lack
Air de Ballet
Chaminade
Jean Forney
Deverney
Georgia Bywaters
Chopin
Betty Pierce
Jane Myers
Nancy Lee Hill
Musette
Bach
Hildegarde Wheeler
Kitty Lou Arnold
Cadman
Evelyn Preston
Alta May Ayres
Beaumont
Nancy Stevens
Frances Shade
Crawford
Misses Bywaters
Ghys
Jane Cline
Betty Jane Gearing
Schubert
Aletter
Helen Cooper
Gale Anderson
Colleen Shipe
Toute Vapeun
Jonedith Henry
Mary Babb
Mason
Marion Hurst
Arbella Richards
Freda Loy
Helen Avis Grim
Miss McCartney
Gam
Monti- Gould
Miss Grimm
Weather Man Forecasts Showers For Schmeling Fight
Weather forecasters predicted showers while experts and fans focus on Max Schmeling as Joe Louis remains the main draw. Ticket sales lag, ringside prices reach 40, promoters cite anti Nazi sentiment and lack of public enthusiasm. Louis is favored to win by knockout within four to five rounds, boosting hopes for a big gate.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Max
Yankee Stadium
Fisth Laboratory
Schemling
Schmeling
Jacobs
Louis
Dempsey
Health Club Seeks Lead After Softball Win
Health Club beat Virginia Woolen 10 to 1 to stay tied for first in the league. Lions and No. Va. Power Co face Health Club next, while Snapp’s Grocerymen won with Ma Carpenter on the mound and Hawkin’s trio driving in three. Forfeit of National Fruit game boosts Southenders’ average to .556.
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The
Elks
Virginia Woolen
Lions
Snapp
Ma” Carpenter
Hawkin
Wright
Perry
Peyton
Peer
E. Tevalt
South Enders
Snapp’s
Southenders
Elks Club
Dr. James Club
Sullivan Aan Tee
Lions Seve
National Fruit
Mens Athletic Club
Northern
Power and Taba
Navy appoints Rear Admiral Cook to top aeronautics post
Gets Navy Post Rear Admiral Arthur B. Cook, formerly commander of the carrier Lexington until last April 6, named new chief of the bureau of aeronautics. He succeeds Rear Admiral Ernest J. King.
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Arthur B. Cook
U. S. S. Lexington
Navy
Bureau of Aeronautics
Ernest J. King
Central Press
Inspiration For Steel Stock Owners In Weekly Review
New York reports show holders of steel stocks gaining optimism from Iron Age review. Buyers rush to cover before July 1 price changes, while mills run at 71 percent capacity the highest in six years. Electric power production for the week ended June 13 hits the second highest kilowatt hours in industry history.
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New York
Sunday Movies Get Into Courts
Fines of 5 dollars were imposed in Petersburg police court on H. Rubin of the Century Theatre and S. H. Northington of the Bluebird Theatre for Sunday operation in violation of the Sabbath blue law. The defense noted appeals and a Hastings court test case is expected to proceed this term with a jury verdict anticipated.
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Petersburg
Hastings Court
Justice Clements
H. Rubin
Century Theatre
S. H. Northington
Bluebird Theatre
Davis Proves Versatile as Cardinals Triumph in Split
Virgil Davis, filling in at third base for the Cardinals, went five chances without error and collected three hits with four RBIs in the nightcap after debuting at third in yesterday's doubleheader split with Boston. Dirk Frisch faced lineup adversity as injuries and pace fight continued.
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Frisch
Virgil Davis
Husky
Davis
Bruise Ogrodowski
Leo” Durocher
Cardinals
Boston Bees
Roy Parmelee
Gas House Gang
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Ken O'Dea
Yankees
Charley Ruffing
Lou Gehrig
Indians
Gehrig
Ernie Lombardi
Reds
Giants
Bill Swift
Pirates
Dodgers
Lynn Lary
Browns
Athletics
Johnny Stone
Senators
Tigers
Wally Berger
Bees
Farmer
Cubs
Wes Ferrell
Red Sox
White Sox
Bull Elephant Ordered Killed in San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO June 18 The park commission ordered the death of Wally the six ton bull elephant after it gored and trampled keeper Edward Brown to death when separated from four female elephants A death sentence was ordered a few hours after Brown died beneath the elephant’s lone tusk and crushing feet
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San Francisco
Wally
The
Park Commission
Edward Brown
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Today’s Games
Washington defeated Detroit 2 to 1 in eight innings as darkness halted play. New York beat Boston 15 to 9, with Cleveland hosting New York in a later matchup. Other results include St. Louis 14 Philadelphia 13, Pittsburgh 14 Brooklyn 5, Cincinnati 4 New York 2, Chicago 5 Philadelphia 3, and St. Louis at Boston with remaining games listed.
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New York Yankees
Charley Ruffing
Monte Pearson
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Indians
Tigers
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
Browns
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bill Swift
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
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Cleveland
Chicago
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Pittsburgh Weer Eee
New York Eee
Sete Ee
Cate Eenetene
Philadelphia Eeeenee
Brooklyn Seen
New Feeding Tip Based on Baby Shapes
Rochester Ohio June 18 New approach to feeding babies from cow milk classifies infants into linear lateral and medial shapes. Dr Newton Kugelmass pediatrician in New York suggests shape matched dilutions 3 to 1 for linear 2 to 1 for medial and 1 to 1 for laterals to reduce digestive issues. A study of 500 babies found 25 percent linears 20 percent medials and 55 percent laterals.
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Rochester
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Newton Kugelmass
Children's Hospital
New York City
Oddities Encountered In Flood Area
In Labelle Florida floodwaters recede slowly six families shelter on the courthouse second floor sharing meals with prisoners. Sheriff H L Delaney wears a bathing suit for the fourth day. Mrs Blanche Bronson operates the long distance switchboard from a high stool with feet in water. Messages are relayed in a homemade canoe. A liquor store operator reports thriving trade from the roof as customers arrive by rowboats.
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Labelle
Fla
Handry County
H. L. Delaney
Blanche Bronson
Capudine Promises Fast Relief For varied Pains
Capudine relieves headache neuralgic and periodic pains by soothing tense nerves. Its liquid ingredients act almost instantly and contain no opiates. Approved by physicians and druggists Capudine is sold at drug stores in 60c 30c and 10c sizes.
Driver Kline Recovering After Fatal Collision Near Middleton
Lewis Kline owner of the car involved in the Monday night crash near Middleton is slowly recovering at Memorial Hospital from a dislocated and fractured hip and multiple injuries. He remains a patient as investigators determine details of the incident that claimed the lives of Preston E Johnson, his brother in law, and Ira K Smoot.
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Lewis Kline
Middletown
Preston E. Johnson
Ira K. Smoot
Memorial Hospital
Rhodes Sells Middletown Store Stock to Philadelphia Merchant
M Herbert Rhodes retires from the 35 year old Middletown general store business. The stock is sold to J H Hirst of Philadelphia with possession next Monday and public opening likely by June 24. Rhodes will rent fixtures and continue living on the C W Snapp farm near Opequon as he focuses on farming.
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M. Herbert Rhodes
Middletown
Aes
J. W. Rhod
J. H. Hirst
Philadelphia
Hirst
Rhodes
C. W. Snapp
Opequon
Kentucky man visits Ke ysville family matriarch
Hal Chandler of Kentucky is in KEYSVILLE with Mrs. Chandler and their children for a visit to Mrs. Chandler's mother, Mrs. M. L. Watkins, fitting into a regional social outing.
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Keysville
Hal Chandler
Kentucky
Joan Finds Excitement in Blakeville Sparks
Joan grows restless and fed up with Blakeville and yearns for something new. She unexpectedly encounters a life-changing event that she believes makes life worth while, bringing a rush of excitement and a break from routine.
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Louis
Joan
Blakeville
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