Park to Welcome New Legs in Martinsburg Outfit
Millerville sends Strider White and Baker to Winchester for weekend games at Winchester Park. Strider will start at shortstop and White at first base, with Baker from Harrisonburg boosting the lineup as scouts watch. Rain checks remain valid only for the next game.
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Baker
Strider
White
Park
Winchester Park
Millville
W. Va
Moundsmen
Martinsburg Blue Sox
Harrisonburg
Benny Huffman
St. Louis Browns
Winchester
Millville Winchester
Ed Buch
B. Patton
B. Walters
B. Keller
R. F. Brady
B. Crowl
B. McQuillan
C. F. Curry
C. McQuillan
F. R. Patton
B. Eaton
P. Goodman
F. Shoemaker
F. Ritenour
P. E. Burch
C. Duvall
P. Robinson
P. Hartman
Michael
P. Swanson
C Forsythe
Hb. Luby
F. Davis
Coopy Goodman
How To Make Delicious Soups Salads And Sandwiches
Fifteen cents postpaid buys a Winchester Evening Star booklet Appetizers. The guide promises over fifty sandwich varieties using common kitchen ingredients and also includes many soup and salad recipes.
Oklahoma 3.2 Beer Law Leaves Patrolmen Sniff Test
Public Safety Commissioner J M Gentry says 3.2 beer is legal in Oklahoma but patrolmen should not drink in public. He allows drinking only at home while noting officers may be called 24 hours a day and warned against showing up smelling of liquor.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Public Safety
J. M. Gentry
Gentry
Winchester Softball League drops Oscar Nebel team for rules abuses
The Oscar Nebel Company team was dropped from the Winchester Softball League for flagrant rule abuses. Their last four games were forfeited and remaining opponents will record those forfeit results. Snag Sargent announced the move, stating the team is no longer officially in the league and no field appearances are required for forfeits.
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Republic Oil
Lions
Oscar Nebel
Snag Sargent
Winchester
Treasure Hunt Featured at Vacation Bible School
The Daily Vacation Bible School at West Cork Street moves forward with growing enrollment. Each child finds a treasure curio from a mission field, opened before groups with Mrs. W. L. Dudley explaining its origin. Rev. George Earle Owen, currently at Lynchburg College Youth Conference, will lead daily discussions on War and Peace and the effects of alcohol for junior and intermediate groups, inviting nonmembers to join.
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Church of Christ
West Cork Street
W. L. Dudley
George Earle Owen
Lynchburg College
Vacation Bible School
Roman Baseball And Chariot Races At Eight O'clock
Rotary and Lions clubs plan chariot races and a Roman baseball game at 8 pm at the park. Four chariot races plus a pony drawn ball game feature mounted fielding with only pitcher and catcher unmounted. Proceeds benefit charity.
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Jim Snider
Winchester Park
Jim
Rotary
Lions Clubs
Special Jury to Hear Charges Of Manslaughter In Fredericksburg
In Fredericksburg on June 24 a special grand jury was summoned to hear a manslaughter charge against Frank Lambert 27 of Richmond after a truck collision near Fredericksburg killed his young son Frank Lambert Jr 20 year old wife hospitalized and another child slightly hurt The judge who called the grand jury was Frederick W Coleman Lambert did not seek bail or counsel pending the session Funeral services for Frank Lambert Jr will be held Friday at 3 PM at the home of Mrs Lambert's parents near Richmond.
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Fredericksburg
Commonwealth
Bernard Mahon
Caroline County
Frank Lambert
Richmond
Lambert
Frederick W. Coleman
Frank Lambert, Jr
Frank, Jr
Capitol Hill Bills Move Through Committees And Hearings
On Capitol Hill the Senate is in recess as the Agriculture committee continues hearings on Norris power floor control. The House Interstate Commerce subcommittee discusses the Council Bluffs bridge bill. Yesterday the Senate extended nuisance taxes and rejected income tax amendments. The Senate post office committee heard steel strike testimony while the House passed a new municipal bankruptcy bill and a CCC extension went to the White House.
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Agriculture Committee
Norris
Interstate Commerce Subcommittee
Council Bluffs, Ta
Senate
Senate Post Office Committee
House
White House
Richmond Pharmacist William W. Glick Joins Alexander Drug
William W. Glick of Richmond, a Pharmacy School graduate from Medical College of Virginia, accepted a position with Alexander Drug Store. While at the college, he served as Sports Editor for the Skull and Bones student publication.
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William W. Glick
Richmond
School of Pharmacy
Medical College of Virginia
Alexander Drug Store
Glick
Medical College
Skull and Bones
Gold Flops of '36 Balance Like Chorus Girls
Joe Cronin praises team balance as the Red Sox surge into the first division behind improved defense at catcher and strong pitching. Rick Ferrell notes and Moe Berg and Gene Desautels contribute to better handling by Boston hurlers. The Sox reel off wins, including a 9 0 victory over Detroit with Lefty Grove hot and three-game lead over Detroit in the standings.
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Sid Feder
Associated Press
Rick Ferrell
Joe Cronin
Cronin
Red Sox
Ferrell
Washington
Boston
Joe
Rick
Moe Berg
Gene Desautels
Sox
Doc McNair
Flit Cramer
White Sox
Indians
Tigers
Detroits
Lefty Grove
Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Detroit
Chicago
Cubs
Giants
Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Jim Brown
Dodgers
Monte Weaver
Senators
Billy Herman
Lee Grissom
Reds
Phillies
Bill Dickey
Browns
Rip Radcliff
Athletics
Lou Gette
Bees
Pirates
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Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
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Clarke County
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Company I
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Dr. Howard
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Frank Armstrong
J. McElligott
Henry Covington
Herman Stine
W. R. Legge
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Dick Clevenger
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Charles Shewbridge
Jim Sirbaugh
Chet Hobert
Dick Crisman
Swifty” Rush
Ben Cather
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Curtis Puckett
Capitol Hill
Joey Cronin
Ener
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American Express
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hamman’s Dollar Store
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A. M. Swimley
George Washington Hotel
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