Hatten And Wilks Lift Dodgers and Cards in Pennant Push
Dodgers Hatten blanked the Pirates 7 0 for a 1 1/2 game NL lead aided by Wilks first win since return as Cards beat the Reds 4 3. Giants rally to topple Cincinnati 4 3 after Blackwell stumbles. Philadelphia and other AL games notched tense clashes.
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More Comfort Wearing False Teeth Advertisement
An ad for FAS TEETH powder claims it stabilizes upper and lower plates for firmer, more comfortable wear. It emphasizes no gummy taste, an alkaline non-acid formula, odor control, and availability at drug stores.
Sale of Cleveland Indians Near Completion
Cleveland June 20 The sale of the Cleveland Indians to a syndicate led by a 32 year old ex Marine appears imminent. Bill Veeck said his group has placed in escrow a cash balance and a written proposition he deems a fair offer to buy the Indians. He hopes the deal closes in two or three days.
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Breadon Visit to Mexico Sparks Baseball Rumors
Sam Breadon president of the St. Louis Cardinals and NL vice president was seen in Mexico City meeting with Mexican Baseball League President Jorge Pasquel. Rumors say Breadon could be offering an olive branch and may be negotiating a possible purchase of the Cardinals, stirring chatter in sport circles.
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Market Quotations from Baltimore and Chicago Livestock
Baltimore market notes show apples and eggs with mixed quotes and receipts, cattle and hogs at light demand, varying price ranges for top and common stock, calves and sheep with steady to pressured prices. Chicago figures list salable hogs and cattle, general market steady to lower on mid to good grades, lambs mixed with some gains for slaughter classes though overall activity soft.
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Stock Market Report Sneaks Mixed Progress on June 20
New York traders balanced gains and losses as buying rails steadied the market while leaders were mostly neglected. Hopes for a freight rate increase aided carriers but many investors waited for Congress action on price controls. Earnings and dividends remained broadly bullish with notable gainers including Southern Railway Northern Pacific Baltimore and Ohio Great Northern Texas Co Standard Oil Republic Steel Chrysler Boeing AT&T Kennecott U S Steel and Public Service of New Jersey. Major decliners featured General Motors Goodrich U S Rubber Montgomery Ward North American Consolidated Edison American Can Westinghouse Du Pont Union Carbide and U S Gypsum. Bonds stayed narrow and quiet.
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Divorce Suit Filed Against Col. Bixby
Mrs. Bixby filed for divorce from Col. Ernest A. Bixby commander of Camp Atterbury amid accusations of cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple married in 1925 and have a one year old son. Bixby was wounded in his home on June 5 and the shooting was deemed accidental by army investigators.
Chicago Grain Quotations
Opening grain prices listed for corn oats barley and months with figures for July August September and November December and March contracts. Oats hold at 88 cents per bushel and barley at 1.35 1 2.
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Five Dollars a Kiss Triggers Jail Sentence in Divorce Court
In Los Angeles on June 20, Sidney Raskin testified he paid his wife Darlene Raskin five dollars for each kiss. Commissioner E D Doyle sentenced Mrs Raskin to five days in county jail for contempt after she shouted an explosive remark in court. She faces the sentence to begin after today’s hearing as she seeks a divorce for cruelty. he asks for annulment of their marriage from September 2, 1945.
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