Sports Roundup Highlights From 1946 Baseball and Track
Savvy notes on players and teams including Jo Jo White leading Sacramento with a .355 batting average and Vic Sears and Tom Thompson in Eagles discussions. Mentions 3,000 New York University varsity games won, Ray Dumont's season baseball attendance record, and John Jacobs praising J. Hoover to lead a new athletic outfit.
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Skiff
Jo Jo White
Seattle Pacific Coast
Igi White
t @p
Jo Jo
Sacramento
Vic Sears
Tom
Leo McNamara
Ne “Es
New York
Ray Du‘mont
Baseball Congress
Nenaleims
John Jacobs
Oklahoma U
J.ar Hoover
FBS
Jacobs
Baseball results from yesterday across leagues
American League games included Boston 1 Detroit 0 and Cleveland 8 New York 3 Chicago 6 Washington 4 66 Louis 7 Philadelphia 2. National League scores featured Cincinnati 15 Brooklyn 3, Pittsburgh 3 New York 0, Philadelphia 5 St Louis 3, Chicago 7 Boston 3.
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Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Washington
Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Quiz Answers From 4. Anders Peach 3 The Five Cent Piece
The notes list several clues with answers including five cent piece and Rhode Island and Hungary. It mentions a metater name Palse and references to Wig and Bad Man's Territory.
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Anders
Hungary
Rhode Island
Royal Crown Defeats Capitol at Rouss Park
Royal Crown edged Capitol Restaurant 6 to 1 at Rouss Park. Whit Jock starred with strong at bats and a near no hitter until the sixth. Home runs by Puller and Largent and doubles by O Spaid and W Spaid fueled the victory. Capitol’s Hart broke up the no-hitter with a sixth inning single. Carpenter pitched in relief of Smith.
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Capitol
Whit Jock
Royal Crown
Rouss Park
Puller
Largent
O. Spaid
W. Spaid
Whitjock
Hart of the Capitol Restaurant
Carpenter
Smith
Wherry and OPA Storm Over Price Controls Fallout
The text notes opposition figures Chester Bowles and Paul Porter urging a veto on a compromise price control bill while Speaker Rayburn warns that without acceptance there will be no OPA. In Ohio, a farm strike gains momentum as the State Grange calls for action and 150 Lorain County farmers join the protest urging withholding of food from distribution channels. The association claims 17,000 members in 40 of Ohio's 88 counties.
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House
Senate
OPA
Chester Bowles
Paul Porter
Truman
Congress
Rayburn
Dtex
Bulletin
Columbus, CO
Ohio
State Grange
Lorain County
Ohio Marketing Quota Protest Association
Camp preparations boost White Rock facilities for 1946 season
The Winchester Girl Scout Council details improvements at White Rock including rebuilt cabins with porches, a new pier on floats, canoe racks and three new canoes, new cots, updated kitchens, and pest control with DDT. Volunteers and fathers aided setup. many committee members and others are thanked for their help.
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Walter Bursey
White Rock
Winchester Girl Scout Council
Mesdames
E. P. Browning
Clarence Butler
Frank Kellam
Donald McFadden
Laurens Jones
Herbert Solenberger
Helen Massey
Messrs
Pinckney Arthur
Harry Seabright
G. T. Binner
Mervel Adams
Albert Seal
Dudley Lichliter
George Jones
Irving Cather
J. W. Arthur, Jr
Terry Nichols
Frederick County News Team Drives Local Coverage
The Star reports with 30 correspondents across Frederick County to bring comprehensive coverage from all sections. Readers gain wide city and rural reporting, with timely updates across communities.
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Frederick County
Geologists Fascinated by Skyline Caverns Discoveries
Walter S. Amos, discoverer and curator of Skyline Caverns near Front Royal, reports that unusual flower like formations attract geologists and mineralogists nationwide and abroad. He notes stalactites resembling Painted Desert Rainbow Falls and other natural beauties.
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Walter S. Amos
Skline Caverns
Front Royal
U. S
Amos
Painted Desert
Rainbow Falls
Fairyland Lake
R. J. Holden
Draft extension details and July pay impact
The draft plan delays extra pay until August 1 and estimates more than 632 million dollars in raises for the next year. A July amount tops 50 million, subject to President Truman's approval. The House approved two compromises quickly after Senate consent, with changes to induction ages and July-August pauses. The plan maintains 18 to register at 18, extends induction to 18 months for those drafted, and allows release for those who served 18 months or more starting October 1. Senator Byrd opposed, arguing volunteers could fill vacancies and older men may not make the best soldiers.
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Truman
House
Senate
War Department
Revercomb
R-Wva
Naddeo Sheds Light On Atom In World Government Talk
Naddeo said a study of atom theory linked to world government was first made in ancient Greece in a treatise on The Atomic Theory of the Soul. He noted Dr Walter S Hough was chosen as the fourth panelist for tonight's Sarah Zane Hall meeting, joining Judge Burr P Harrison Garland Roe and Rev James Roe.
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Frank Naddeo
Vernon Nash
Sarah Zane Hall
Greece
Naddeo
Walter S. Hough
Burr P. Harrison
Garland Roe
James B.oe
Yugoslav insistence on Trieste severs Italian treaty talks
The Yugoslav spokesman rejects a 10 year internationalization plan for Trieste and demands a Yugoslav solution with a seventh republic for the city. Byrnes Molotov Bevin and Bidault confer as talks focus on seven key issues including Dodecanese Trieste reparations colonies and naval units.
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Marshal Tito
Trieste
Tito
Italy
Balkans
Byrnes
Molotov
Ernest Bevin
Georges Bidault
Dodecanese Islands
Chicago Grain Quotations
Chicago June 26 opening grain prices list corn oats barley futures in various months with small price fractions noted for January March July August September November and December contracts.
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Chicago
Cecil H Loy Dies at 46 at Dodge Avenue Home
Cecil H Loy, 46, an electrician and jeweler, died this afternoon at 1 15 o clock at his Dodge avenue home after a 16 day illness. The body is at Omps Funeral Home. No funeral arrangements have been made.
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Cecil H. Loy
Dodge Avenue
Omps
Market Quotation Highlights From Baltimore and Chicago
Baltimore and Chicago market notes show stable to firm prices across produce and livestock. Apples and potatoes steady. cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep quoted with light receipts in Baltimore. Chicago reports active hogs and steadier cattle and sheep with mixed grades and ceilings noted.
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Baltimore
N. C
W. Sh.va
N.C
Calif
Threshing Equipment Auction Notice Stephens City
Sale directory entry for July 10 at 11 a.m. in Stephens City Virginia lists threshing equipment and machinery. Cataloged by F. B. Cadwallader.
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Stephens City
F. B. Cadwallader
Virginia Livestock Market Auction Prices Report
Market quotations show diverse livestock prices. Steers and heifers ranged from mid teens up to ceilings around 18.60, with cows from 8 to 15, bulls 11 to 16.50, veal calves 12 to 18.00, hogs at 14.75, lambs up to 16.40, shoats 17 to 19, pigs 5 to 7.50, and fresh cows around 70 to 225 per head.
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Baltimore
USDA
Chicago
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Richmond News Leader
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