Winter Trade Winds Strengthen White Sox in 1933 Return
Pasadena March 22 The Winter trades bring Al Simmons Mule Haas and Jimmy Dykes to the White Sox with Henry Charles Berry and Frank Grube behind the plate. Lew Fonseca plans for a stronger infield and outfield while emphasizing pitching depth led by Ted Lyons Vic Frasier and Paul Gregory as key hurlers. The club hopes the new hitting power improves support for the pitching staff.
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Associated Press
Pasadena
Cal
Chicago White Sox
Lew Fonseca
Sox
al Simmons
George
Mule) Haas
Jimmy Dykes
Philadelphia Athletics
Baseball Marts
Chicago
Simmons
Hans Ralph
St. Louis
Fonseca
Feld
Luke Appling
Mir Hayes
Hal Rhyne
Kress
Bill Sullivan
Charles Berry
Frank Grube
Ted Lyons
Vic Frasier
Paul Gregory
Ed Durham
Boston Red Sox
Joe Heving
George Murray
Dallas
Ed Walsh
White House dog to greet tourists with paw
President Roosevelt cannot shake hands with all visitors but a White House canine could be trained to offer its paw to tourists, providing a friendly greeting at the executive mansion.
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Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt frame for farm relief faces critics as experimental scheme
Washington dispatch notes Roosevelt calling the plan an untrod path to curb overproduction by leasing idle land funded by a tax on processors. Critics fear economic missteps while supporters hope for farmer aid without harming others.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Laptly
Red Cross Report Links Child Mood to Malnutrition Rise
The New York chapter of the American Red Cross notes low mood in children tied to rising malnutrition. Malnutrition among New York school children has increased 55 percent since 1927, with the poorer city section seeing a doubling. The report warns of long lasting harm to the nation.
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New York
American Red Cross
Personal and social mentions from Millwood Virginia
Millwood Virginia residents and guests are noted in a sequence of social events. Mrs. George H. Burwell hosts at Mt Airy with Mrs. Hugh M. Nelson and visitors including Mrs. Frank Wray and Mrs. Percy Randolph. Henry Lewis of New York visits Minturn with John Artery of New York.
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Kenneth N. Gilpin
Percy Randolph
Pierre Tartone
Virginia
Billy Jacobs
Cary
Gwynne Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
T. N. Jones
Danioh Harley
Barnwell
Dorothy Willing Randolph
Old Welbourne
Courtney Byrd Jones
Virginia Jacobs
Randolph
Lawrens Reeve Bowden, Jr
New York
Charles Lee Burwell
Episcopal High School
J. Townsend Burwell
Archibald Be
Augusta Harrison
Warrenton
Percy C. Randolph
Ewart Johnston
N. Burwell Jones
Chevy Chase
N. B. Page Jr
Christ Churchschool
Page
John H. Farrar
Howard Bunch
Shepard
Pa Senate Votes For Election On Sunday Athletics
The Pennsylvania Senate approved a measure allowing Sunday referenda on baseball and football with a 26 to 23 vote, reversing last week’s 26 to 24 defeat. If the House concurs and the governor signs, the referendum would occur in November, not enabling Sunday professional baseball this summer in most cities except Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
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House
Senate
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Many Friends Pay Tribute To Mrs. Newcome
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Minnie M. Newcome who died March 11 after a six week illness. The Rev. C. J. Clarke conducted the service at her daughter's home near Greenwood. She leaves her husband Sheridan G. Newcome, three daughters and nine grandchildren. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Berryville
Minnie M. Newcome
Myrtle Carlisle
Greenwood
Lenore Station
C. J. Clarke
Brucetown
Sheridan G. Newcome
Harold Pope
New Oxford
J. W. Carlisle
Virgie S. Brown
Mount Hebron Cemetery
John M. Fishpan
Roy P. Duvall
Charles F. Swartz
Joseph H. Ashwood
Brady W.W. Largent and
William Frazier
Pays to Pipe Down
Men who have had to deal with native races in tropical countries know that the white man who is most respected is he who never raises his voice nor loses his temper.
Famous Bridge Teacher Itten for Central Press
E V Shepard recounts a recent duplicate bridge hand with four tables at 3 No Trump. He analyzes errors and correct play showing how declarer failed to make contract while noting the role of luck and bid decisions in determining scores.
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Central Press
E. V. Shepard
Declarer
Zoo
Ted Hiss
Funeral Rites Held For Philip Tevalt In Frederick County
Philip M. Tevalt a longtime Frederick county resident died at his Mine Bank home. He was 76 and funeral services were held at Hites Chapel with burial in Middletown Cemetery. He was born July 25 1856 and married Sallie Lee March 3 1879. Survived by wife and children Mrs Carl Boyce Early Tevalt Mrs Snowden Keener and Mrs Annie Hoffman plus 13 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Philip M. Tevalt
Frederick County
Mine Bank
Mr. Saunders
Middletown
Hite
Mr. Tevalt
Sallie Lee
Hite’s Chapel
Bacon Wrapped Meat Loaf Portions Recipe
Prepare meat loaf as usual then divide into portions. Wrap each portion with a slice of bacon and secure with a toothpick. Brush with a little catsup and bake as you normally would.
Apple exports show a gain for Virginia in first nine months of 1932
The Commerce Department reports Virginia exports rose for barreled apples and nitrogenous fertilizer materials in the January to September period, but total state merchandise abroad fell by about 11 million dollars due to tobacco declines.
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Washington
Virginia
Comi Department
Roosevelt Plans and Prohibition Politics Stir Washington
Washington gossip centers on Senate resistance to caucus controls and Roosevelt leadership as Republicans sit back. Rumors say Roosevelt may seize railroads for three years and split them into major systems while oil production exceeds consumption nationwide.
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Ashlington
D. C
Senate
Longs
Costigan
McGill
Roosevelt
Fed Life Insurance Companion
Interstate Commerce
Both Kinds of Cans Detroit’s Distinct Fame
Detroit is touted for more than autos as it claims the largest milk can production in the United States. The report highlights the city’s prominence in can making alongside its automotive legacy.
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New York
Wall Street
Hjalmart Schacht
Hetchsbeak
Hann Luther
Hitler
Schacht
New Var
Detroit
United States
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