Peckinpaugh Sees Indians Rising in 1930s Chief Season
New Orleans March 31 Manager Roger Peckinpaugh forecasts the Cleveland Indians will climb higher than last year’s fourth place in the American League pennant race. He touts a strong pitching staff led by Brown Ferrell Harder Hildebrand and Hudlin plus solid hitters in Bean Connally Perrin Twogood Winegarner and emerging lefty Twogood from Toledo. He notes competition for infield and outfield spots, praises catcher Roy Spencer and Clemm Myatt, and expects both coaching and bench depth to boost the club.
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New Orleans
Roger Peckinpaugh
Cleveland Indians
Preckinpaugh
Indians
Brown
Ferrell
Harder
Hildebrand
Hudlin
Bean
Connally
Perrin
Twogood
Winegarner
Toledo
Harley Boss
Eddie Morgan
Bill Knickerbocker
John Burnett
Boss
Knickerbocker
Kamm
Cissell
William Kamm
Odel
William Cissell
Averill
Powers
Vosmik
Roy Spencer
Washington
Clemm Myatt
Frank Yydlak
Mpangh
Peck
Fishburne Nine To Open Season With A M A Team
Fishburne Military School in Waynesboro announces a 1933 season opener against Randolph Macon on April 5, starting a 13 game home and away slate. Returnees Bear and Killen headline pitching with impressive 1932 stats, while Glover brothers Haden and Bill fill key infield roles and veterans Dutrow and Warburton patrol the outfield.
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Waynesboro
Military School
Virginia
Randolph
Bright
Bear
Killen
Glover Boys
Haden
Bill
Dutrow
Warburton
British recalls its ambassador from Moscow
London reports that Sir Esmond Ovey, ambassador to Moscow, is recalled to explain the arrest of six British workers for sabotage by the Russian government. The incident sparks talk of Russian import bans, trade treaty talks collapse, and possible severance of diplomatic relations.
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London
Esmond Ovey
Moscow
Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Company
Russia
Clearbrook Presbyterian Service and Sunday School Plans
Rev. R. B. Campbell pastors the Clearbrook Presbyterian Church with Sunday School at 10 a m led by H B Cline and an 11 a m sermon by the pastor.
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R. B. Campbell
H. B. Cline
Quotations in Wheat and Other Grain Markets Parcel
Grain and produce quotations from Baltimore Richmond Washington Philadelphia New York Chicago and Lancaster are listed for March 30. Prices cover wheat varieties Stayman apples eggs butter poultry and livestock with ranges for ripe produce and market steadiness noted across multiple markets and regions.
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Baltimore
Ieee
Richmond
Virginia
U.S
Florida
Virginia Creamery
Washington
Tub
Plymouth Rock
Piames
Maine
New York
Philadelphia
NEW York Poultry
Broilers
Fryera
Pacific Coast
Chicago
U. S
N. C
Icago
Lancaster Livestock
Lancaster
Local Market Report Notes Daily Market Corrections
The Star states markets are corrected daily and disclaims responsibility for typographical errors.
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Star
Seek To Make Five Day Week General Rule
Washington reports the Senate judiciary committee voted to establish a compulsory five day work week for industry. The bill would penalize interstate commerce of goods produced by labor over 30 hours weekly and would reportedly place over 6,000,000 people to work. Sponsored by Genstor Black with hearings noting constitutional challenges.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Genstor Black
Ala
Virginia antique sale announced in Winchester
A 10 a m sale is planned Tuesday April 4 at 226 North Cameron Street Winchester Virginia. Virginia Antique Shops Inc and Miles B Dean announce a collection of glass pottery candlesticks irons tables bureaus chairs footstools mirrors clocks cupboard walnut Winthrop desk and other items.
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North Cameron St
Winchester
Winthrop
Virginia Antique Shops, Inc
Miles B. Dean
Virginia Estate Suit Seeks Probate of Imogene Clark
The Farmers and Merchants National Bank as Administrator seeks to settle Imogene Clark estate in Frederick County Circuit Court. Defendants listed include Louisa Crawford Cary Jones Bland Tucker and others non-residents required to appear within ten days. Publication ordered in The Winchester Evening Star for four weeks and copies mailed to defendants by April 17 1933.
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Frederick
Farmers& Merchants Nat'l, Bank & Trust Co
Winchester
Admr
Imogene Clark
Dec’d
Louisa P Crawford
Cary R. Jones
Frankie Barton
Bettie Owen
Ludwell Baldwin
Portia Baldwin
N. Beverley Tucker
Robert Smith
Farmers & Merchants
National Bank & Trust Company
Bessie C. Robinson
Bland Tucker
Norman P. Tucker
Helen Clark Vanpelt
Chapman
Mary Mooney
Nannie ‘Evlon Clark
Sry Seta Nm Clark
Mary Megaarden
Martha B. Clark
Louisa Herron
Virginia
C. C. Brannon
Jas. P. Reardon
P. Q
American League Schedule 1933 Season Double Headers
League calendar notes double headers in brackets for key dates of the 1933 American League season. The schedule lists split twin bills and consequences for standings, with teams and venues implied by the season context.
Wardensville Circuit Church Schedule and Services
Spring church schedule lists Rev A M B Snapp and Mr Williams as ministers. Star Tannery and Mountain View churches offer worship at multiple times with junior music rehearsal and Epworth League sessions. All are invited to attend across Wardensville Circuit venues.
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A.M
Williams
Mountain View
Gravel Springs Lutheran Pastorate Service Schedule
The Rev C E Seastrunk leads weekly services at Bethel Albin with Sunday School at 10 a m and Divine Service at 11 a m Luther League at 7 3 p m. Fremont and Hays hold Divine services at 3 p m. St John Mt Williams hosts Sunday events.
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Gravel Springs
C. E. Seastrunk
Bethel
Albin
Luther League
Fremont
Hays
Divine Service
St. John's
Mt. Williams
Sun
Church Services Listed for Zion and St James
Day School holds 10 a.m. service with 8 p.m. prayer. Grav Springs Star Tannery offers Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. St James Zepp invites attendance to Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. You are welcome to these services.
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Divine Service
Grav+ Springs Star Tannery
St James Zepp
Opequon Presbyterian Group Schedule
Opequon Presbyterian Group led by Rev Guy M Morrow with Sunday School at 10 a m preaching 11 a m at Opequon Memorial Kernstown and Round Hill Burnt Church and Opequon Union Chapel hold services including Sunday School 10 a m preaching 8 p m and Christian Endeavor evenings Josuine's Chapel also listed with Sunday School times.
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Guy M. Morrow
Opequon Memorial
Kernstown
Round Hill
Christian Endeavor
Burnt Church
Opequon Uniot
Hapel
P. Josuine
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J. H. Fisher & Son
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M. Driver
Gilbert Wright
M. Are
Clearbrook Presbyterian
Washington Poultry
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Central Press Ass'n
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Cor. Main, Gerrard and
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ECRES
Coty
Opequon Presbyterian Group
Aryee
The
Goodyear
Buncopter Pre CO
Braddock Stone
N. Loudoun St
S. C
Lamp’s Poultry Yard
Adams
Peyton Street
Robinson Apts
Royal Unger
Sunnyside Drive
Gainesboro Road
W. Cork
N. Main Street
East Piccadilly
Gray Avenue
Harry Harmer
N. Cameron
Eod
Canoe
Washington Street
W. Henson
Riverton
Kimball Piano
R. B. Brown
Care Hodgson & Oe
Chevrolet
GMC
Hoover Motor Co
Broadway
Gibson Baker
City
Frederick, Clarke
Loudoun Counties
T. J. Hatcher
Purcellville
Care Star
F. W. Magruder
N. Main St
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Scalenox
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Stephens City
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