Frigton Senators fall to Browns in heavy hitting game
The Browns beat the Senators 17 to 4 as DeShong struggled in his last start, while Walkup’s pitching faltered and Hogsett allowed seven runs early. Kept to few hits, the Senators sputtered through the middle innings with seven runs in the first.
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Browns
DeShong
Stricking
Senators
Hogsett
Givdy
Pittsburgh
Eugene Moore
Boston
Tigers
Philadelphia
Detroit
Athletics
Elden Auker
George Turbeville
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Grove
Indians
Bob Grove
Cleveland Indians
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Associated Press
Gs Pore
Robert Moses Grove
Mr. Grove
Red Sox
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Johnny Bronca
Jimmy Deshong
Wayne Osborne
Boston. Bees
Pirates
Lee Grissom
Reds
Cincinnati
Jimmy Walkup
Elon Horsett
Mike Meola
Moore
Bees
REA suspends Virginia operations amid state commission doubt
The Rural Electrification Administration ordered all Virginia work halted to seek clarification of the state corporation commission stance. Administrator Morris L. Cooke said the move followed the commission removing a profitable section of the project and aimed to gauge future support. The suspension affects contract lettings and loan applications for several Virginia lines reaching some 16,000 rural customers in counties including Caroline, Hanover, Spotsylvania and Orange, with work paused on projects from the Peninsula to the Shenandoah Valley.
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Rural Electrification Administration
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Morris L. Cooke
Cooke
Caroline
Treasury
Peninsula
Shenandoah Valley
Carolina
Hanover
Spotsylvania
Orange Counties
Wir
Farmers Rural Utilities Project
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Botetourt
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Warwick
York
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Rockingham
Augusta
Brunswick
Cambell
Halifax
Lunenburg
Mecklenburg
Pittsylvania
Prince Edward
Appomattox
Cumberland
Greenville
Fairfax Counties
Drinks Shut Off in Ames for 24 Habitual Drunks
Police Chief W J Cure named 24 residents deemed habitual drunks and barred local taverns from serving them. He posted the names at back bars and warned bartenders not to sell beer, citing a city ordinance banning sympathetic friends from buying them drinks.
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Ames
Town
W. J. Cure
Recount Vault Heist Sparks Locked Vault Opening
Bailiff Albert Weinberger reported odd sounds from a sealed ballot vault in Waukegan Illinois during a primary recount. County Judge Perry L Persons summoned six principals to witness as the vault was opened in their presence amid the recount irregularities.
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Waukegan
Ill
Albert Weinberger
Perry L. Persons
Lefty Grove Shines Again As Red Sox Top Indians
Old star Lefty Grove resumes observer status as he wins his fourth straight for the Red Sox, blanking the Indians 6 0 with seven hits allowed and nine strikeouts. Dizzy Dean and Dean’s Cardinals pace strong pitching across the league with notable wins.
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Dizzy Dean
Dodgers
Tommy Thevenow
Reds
Gene Moore Bees
Pirates
Johnny Bronca
Yanks
White Sox
Lefty Grove
Red Sox
Indians
Hlden Auker
Tigers
Athletics
Jimmy Deshorig
Senators
Browns
Mates
Meditations On The Bible by Rev. W. L. Riggleman
A devotional reflection cites Matthew 10 24 31 on enduring persecution for righteousness. It urges faithful witness, suffering with Christ, and confidence in God while praising the kingdom of heaven and the seed of the church. The prayer asks grace to endure for His sake.
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Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Christ
Baseball scores and standings from yesterday and today
Yesterday's results show New York 3 Chicago 2 Washington 17 St Louis 1 Detroit 4 Philadelphia 3 Boston 6 Cleveland 0. Today features St Louis at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Chicago at New York Cleveland at Boston with National League standings led by New York St Louis and Cincinnati.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York- Chicago
Wwel
Ethiopians Ordered North as Haile Selassie Defends Capital
Emperor Haile Selassie ordered all able bodied Ethiopians to take up arms and march north to defend Addis Ababa against Italian advances. The city is largely deserted with police maintaining order as Italians push toward the capital.
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Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Associated Press
Rome
Dessye
Stefani
Italy
Ras Nasibu
Daggah Bar
Harhar
Sasa Baneh
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Powell
Myer
REA
State Commission
Gene Byrnes
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Th’ Navy
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Bob Copyricht
Central Press Association
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Etta Kett
EY Wally Bishop
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Adam Appel
Hes
Glancy
Percy L. Crosby
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Timmie
Tim
Lefty” Grove
Prince Yoshi
Japan
Central Press
W. L. Riggleman
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