Camps notes from spring ball show Rogell hosts orphan party
LAKELAND Florida veteran Detroit shortstop Bill Rogell takes time off from training to host a charity party for Keller Orphans Home children. The Tigers prepare to face the St Louis Cardinals while other camps report on Ruffing, Medwick, and Dodgers spring issues.
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Associated Press
Lakeland
Fla
Bill Rogell
Detroit
Rogell
Bill
Keller
Tigers
Cardinals
St. Petersog
Giants Savor 3-for-3 Trade Gains Three Players
Baton Rouge reports Bill Terry of the New York Giants is pleased with the three-for-three trade that brought Ken ODea Bill Judges and Frank Demaree from Chicago last winter. Demaree has improved at the plate after adjustments to his batting stance. Orlando notes Bucky Harris reviews rookie pitchers Forrest Brewer and Bob Overstreet for trials with the rookies in a tilt against the regulars.
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Clearwater
Fla
Larry MacPhail
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dolph Camilli
Los Angeles
Glen Russell
Chicago Cubs
Ripper Collins
Phil Cavaretta
Russell
Baton Rouge
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Ken O'déa
Bill
Demaree
Chicago
Orlando
Bucky Harris
Washington
Forrest Brewer
Bob Overstreet
Brucetown Brevities and Church Supper Notice
Miss Carman Luttrell of near Winchester visited Miss Rhodelle Whitacre Tuesday night. Bruucetown Church to host a chicken and ham supper in the basement on Tuesday March 23 from 5 to 9. Mrs S J Swimley Jr returned Thursday from Philadelphia to visit family. Mr and Mrs Charles White or Snapp visited Suter family in Baltimore. Miss Mary Jane Brill stayed with sister Les Triggs in Martinsburg.
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Carman Luttrell
Winchester
Rhodelle Whitacre
Bruucetown
S. J. Swimley, Jr
Phiadelphia
Charles White Ors
Scottsville bans bachelors from city jobs
Scottsville city council passes an ordinance forbidding the employment of unmarried men in city positions. The measure aims to protect married workers and enforce a husband friendly city workforce.
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Scottsville
RIS Trial Treatment Ad Promotes Kidney Health
A 30 day test for RIS claims to keep kidneys active and in good condition. Advertises trial treatment priced 25 to 50 cents up to $1.00, sold by leading druggists with emphasis on there being only one RIS and no substitutes. Local druggist outlets urged to carry product.
Fashion and Spinach Show Promises Charity Night
A roving reporter previews a charity show titled Fashion and Spinach, praising a clever cast led by Ridge as MC and Helen Ziegler as Ma Winchester. The event features a Negro chorus, donated costumes, and hospital aid, with most admission proceeds aiding medical equipment for underprivileged children.
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Baltimore
Winchester
Minnie Moocher
Emma Gina Rosenberger
Minnie
Ridge
Helen
Ma Winchester
Mrs. Larkin
Helen Smith
Gladys Williams
New York
Round-Up of Sports Tidbits From New York Ocean of News
Nick Wall to ride E Chico in the derby amid mount-talk. Budge-Perry circus tour faced cancellations. Bobby Jones shoots 69 at Pinehurst dispelling Masters doubt. Lefty Gomez improves and rejoined Yankees soon working out at New York Athletic Club. Armstrong and Mead settle finances. Frank Gray of Cincinnati Times-Star guest star. Ben Tincup letter reveals blank sheets as Dodgers link explained. Schmeling vs Nova-Baer buzz may draw in Chicago. Craig Wood eyes hot run on pro golf. McCarthy praises rookies Rosar Keller Gallagher. Olympic candidate Earl Stolberg Marquette joins pole vault race.
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New York
Nick Wall
Chico
Don Meade
Sax Maxie Rosenbloom
Big Eastern
N. Y. Cornish Mdd
Galento
Bobby Jones
Pinehurst
Lefty Gomez
Lefty
Yanks
New York A. C
Henry Armstrong
Eddie Mead
Mike Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Chicago
Palm Beach
Craig Wood
Joe McCarthy
Buddy Rosar
Charlie Keller
Joe Gallagher
Earl Stolberg
Marquette
Germany Accused Of Deliberately Causing Trouble
London March 20 British foreign secretary Viscount Halifax accuses Germany of deliberately provoking incidents to justify invading Czechoslovakia. He contends Slovakia’s secession from the Czecho Slovak federation was influenced by outside forces and German intervention.
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London
Viscount Halifax
Germany
Slovakia
House of Lords
Prague
Aren't you afraid you're going eee somebody mad
The skit by Roy Ryden, about the junior board of trade, is described as light hearted and full of fun. Characters include a Masher and Brookie Benham who handles props, with Polly Harrison Anne Dutton and Kitty Cooper delivering lively scenes. A grand finale on the apple blossom festival is teased as marvelous.
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Elsie Mae
Roy Ryden
Board of Trade
Brookie Benham
Polly Harrison
Anne Dutton
Kitty Cooper
Exhibition R BaseBall Today At Bradenton And Other Games
Exhibition baseball today in Bradenton Florida features Boston versus Cincinnati. Other sites host St Louis against Detroit in St Petersburg and Philadelphia against St Louis in Austin. Chicago battles Pittsburgh in Los Angeles and Boston faces Kansas City in Sarasota. New York and Newark meet in Seabring while Cleveland plays New Orleans in New Orleans. Yesterday Chicago Al beat Pittsburgh Al in San Bernardino 11 4 and New York A edged Boston N 6 5 in St Petersburg in ten innings. St Louis N won 7 5 over Brooklyn N in Clearwater. Boston A defeated Louisville A 10 7 in Sarasota and Philadelphia A beat Fort Worth 8 2 in Lake Charles.
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Associated Press
Bradenton
Fla
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Petersburg
Seabring
New York
Newark
New Orleans
Cleveland
S. A
Los Angeles
Chicago
P. C
San Bernardino
Calif
Pittsburgh
Clearwater
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Sarasota
Louisville
Lake Charles
Philadelphia
Fort Worth
Washington
Joey Silva
Pete Galiano
Baltimore
Miami
Fritzie Zivic
Nick Pastore
Maurice Strickland
New Zealand
Emil Schultz
Red Lewis
Richmond
Jim Bowden
George Zengaras
Staunton Fire Dept Under Fire Over Gravatt Home Blaze
Mayor George A. Cottrell ordered Fire Chief Eugene H. Dabney to report on department methods after a blaze damaged Rev Dr John J Gravatt's residence. Criticism claimed using a smaller pump and delayed hose inspection worsened the loss, with damage about 10000 dollars.
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Staunton
George A. Cattrell
Eugene H. Dabney
John J. Gravatt
Trinity Episcopal Church
Upper South Carolina
Cottrell
Dabney
Gravatt
Wrestling results recap from multiple cities
Last night matches featured 134 in New York outpointing Jimmy Tugh 136 in Philadelphia. Maurice La chapelle 193 in France pinned Pat Corrigan 200 in Ireland after 39 minutes 45 seconds in Wilmington Delaware. Joe Cox 228 in Lebanon Pennsylvania pinned Fran Judson 232 in Detroit at 19 minutes 38 seconds.
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New York
Jimmy Tugh
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Del
Maurice Lachapelle
France
Pat Corrigan
Ireland
Lebanon
Joe Cox
St. Louis
Fran Judson
Detroit
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down
Crossword clues and partial grid text from a 1939 King Features Syndicate daily puzzle. Reader faces a mix of across and down hints including fish nickel edible stem bulb framework Greek letter Guido note and cerium symbol.
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Angie
Guido
Plymouth Showcases New Ride With Safety-Steel Body
Among leading low priced cars Plymouth is 5 inches longer than one and 6 inches longer than another. All models share the same 82 h.p. L-head engine for power and economy, with springs as standard. Plymouth offers a rust proof Safety-Steel body and invites readers to come in and try the new ride.
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Plymouth
Laoounteer
Chrysler Canrahieree
Detroit
Mich
BOWES
U. S
E. S.T
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