Pennsylvania Clowns to Play Park Here Saturday Afternoon
The World Famous Pennsylvania Baseball Clowns bring their touring show to town Saturday offering two games at the park with S. V. A. and Episcopal High also on the bill. The Clowns posted last year 86 wins and 35 losses while S. V. A. extended its win streak and Episcopal High of Alexandria is set to oppose. Local team aims for a fourth straight victory after a 3:30 start. Negotiations for a Sunday game with the Bureau of Investigation in Washington are mentioned.
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Pennsylvania “Clowns
Chief Hollis
Greystone Stables
Hagerstown
Bureau of Investigation
Clowns
Pennsylvania
States
Canada
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey
Nick Altrocks
The
V. A
Massanutten Military Academy
Hilltoppers
Martinsburg
Millwood A. C
Front Royal All-Stars
Valley All-Stars
Strasburg
Washington
G.-Men
Ex Screen Star Marguerite Clark's Husband Killed in Crash
Harry P. Williams, millionaire aviator and husband of former screen star Marguerite Clark, dies in a plane crash near Baton Rouge with pilot Johnnie Worthen. Both men killed when their plane nosedived after takeoff from Baton Rouge airport en route to Patterson. Williams, former Patterson mayor and lumber, sugar, oil interests figure, leaves two brothers and a widow.
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Baton Rouge
Harry P. Williams
Marguerite Clark
Here
Johnnie
Red”) Worthen
Patterson
Worthen
Wiliams
R. G. Broussard
Bureau of Aeronautics of
Department of Commerce
Williams
L. Kemper Williams
C. S Wiliams
New Orleans
Frank B. Williams
Emily Syeburn Williams
Miss Clark
Jimmy Wedell
Wedell
Eddie Sutherland Starts Two Week Vacation Abroad
Hollywood director Eddie Sutherland leaves for a two week trip with nine days planned in Germany. He boarded a plane aiming to link with the Zeppelin Hindenburg and reach Frankfort about 63 hours after departure.
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Hollywood
Eddie Sutherland
Germany
Frankfort
Shenandoah Valley Academy Tops Randolph-Macon In Tennis
Shenandoah Valley Academy clinched the team win over Randolph-Macon on the local court by taking two singles and both doubles. Busbee beat Mitchell 6-0 7-5, Daniels won 6-4 6-4, and Pierce swept Mizelle 6-4 6-4. Doubles saw Busbee-Pierce 6-3 6-1 and Daniel-Harper 8-6 6-2. The Yellow Jackets also host Randolph-Macon Academy today after a 10 innings win over Massanutten Military Academy.
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Shenandoah Valley Academy
Hilltoppers
Randolph-Macon
Busbee
Mitchell
Daniels
Daniel
Harper
Migelle
Pomper
Yellow Jackets
Front Royal
Mlassanutten Military Academy
Shenandoah Valley
Randolph-Macon Academy
Winchester Park
British Not Ready For Deal About Colonies
London May 20 The question of Britain giving up mandated territories to aid European peace resurfaced. Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin reportedly disappointed a Conservative Imperial Affairs committee delegation by not guaranteeing such a move. Uncertainty grows that the government could be open to talks with Germany on colonial changes.
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London
Britain
Stanley Baldwin
Conservative Party
Imperial Affairs Committee
Methodist Educational Conference Set for Atlanta
The Methodist Educational Conference will be held December 13 to 15 at Emory University in Atlanta. It was moved from St. Louis due to a date conflict and is sponsored by the Methodist Episcopal Church South along with the Methodist Episcopal and Methodist Protestant Churches.
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Nashville
Tenn
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Methodist Educational Conference
Atlanta
Emory University
St. Louis
Methodist Episcopal and
Methodist Protestant Churches
Widow Of Noted Poet Seeks Loan
The 80 year old widow of Eugene Field appeals from Heatford Junction Wisconsin for a $3000 loan to prevent foreclosure and the mortgage sale of her 160 acre Wisconsin farm. The plea comes as the poet's widow, long thought dead by many admirers, seeks help from friends and admirers to save the farm.
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ST. Louis
Blue
Wisconsin
Eugene Field
Heatford Junction
Wis
All Day Meeting at Timber Ridge on May 31
Elder A. J. Garland of Clarendon Virginia will conduct an all day meeting at the Primitive Baptist Church in Timber Ridge Virginia Sunday May 31 opening at 1030 AM A preaching service is also planned Saturday afternoon May 30 at 230 PM Dinner will be served on the grounds Sunday
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A. J. Garland
Clarendon
Primitive Baptist
Timber Ridge
Noted Indian Prelate Dead
Mexico City mourns Archbishop Pascual Diazy Barreto who for a decade sought peace between state and church. The Indian prelate died last night of intestinal trouble on the eve of his 60th birthday June 22, 194?
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Mexico City
Mexico
Pascual Diazy Barreto
O Sullivans Narrow Softball Win Over Virginia Woolen
In a pair of one run games last night in the second round, O Sullivan edged the Virginia Woolen Company 7 to 6 in a thriller decided in the final frame. Northern Virginia Power grocers beat A P Tea 9 to 8 as late ninth inning scoring nearly tied the contest. Officials urged players to report at 6 15 for prompt start ahead of dusk delays.
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O’sullivan
Virginia Woolen Company
Virginia Woolen
Grocers
Northern Virginia Power
A. & P. Tea Com
Bean
Power Company
Fields
Clowe
Lewis
Grand Slam May Not Be Beat in No Trump Contract
The declarer recounts a 7 No Trump grand slam where clever play and a Vienna coup secured all 13 tricks. Despite aggressive bidding by West and a risky defense, precise discard and timing let the declarer cross to winners, squeezing North and preserving dummy’s strength to deliver the slam.
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East
North
Vienna
West
South
Dummy
Baptist Finances Are Recovering After Low Missionary Giving
Northern Baptists report a rebound in missionary giving with total contributions for the year exceeding 2.3 million dollars, about 100 thousand more than the prior 12 months. W. H. Bowler, executive secretary of the council on finance and promotion, announced at the annual convention in St. Louis on May 20.
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ST. Louis
W. H. Bowler
The
Council On Finance and Promotion
Mr. Bowler
Unusual midseason clash lights Giants and Indians
In mid season push for lead the New York Giants and Cleveland Indians draw small crowds as both chase rivals. Highlights include Yankees 10 over Indians and a variety of results with Browns and Bees winning while Dodgers bow out.
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Hugh 8S. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Apa Oga
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
New York
Giants
Tribe
Newy Yankees
Boston
Clay Bryant
Tony Cucainello
Bees
Cubs
Monte Pearson
Yankees
Indians
Oscar Melillo
Red Sox
White Sox
Jim Bottomley
Browns
Athbeary Bridges
Tigers
Senators
Baby seal on Umpqua Coast needs warm cod liver oil dose
A guardsman found a baby seal on the beach near Umpqua Coast. The seal refuses milk unless the liquid is warmed and contains cod liver oil.
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Heedsport
Obe
Umpqua Coast
Reds Set High Mark in National League History
Cincinnati Reds hold a .686 season average, the highest among pennant winners since 1909, with the next best mark a .649 by the Chicago Cubs in 1935.
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Cincinnati, O
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Rural Scene In Pleasing Stitchery Pattern Notice
Pattern 5602 offers a wall hanging 15 by 20 inches featuring the Duck Pond scene. Includes transfer pattern material needs stitch illustrations and color ideas. Send 15 cents in stamps or coin to Winchester Evening Star Household Arts Dept 259 W 19th Street New York NY.
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Winchester Evening Star
Household Arts Dept
W. 1Éth Street
New York
N. Y
Army Navy Football Game Will Stay in the East
West Point and Annapolis authorities favor keeping the Army Navy game in the east for 1936 with Philadelphia as the preferred site. Chicago, St Louis, and Cleveland have urged a westward return, but the academies plan to continue Midwest action separately with West Point renewing with Illinois and the Navy meeting Notre Dame in Baltimore and South Bend.
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New York
Dell
Soldier Field
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Halls of Congress
Oratory of Representatives
East
West Point
Annapolis
Philadelphia
Seaboard
Franklin Field
Baltimore
Municipal Stadium
Midwest
Army
Navy
Illinois
Notre Dame
South Bend
Columbia University Welcomes Alumni Gifts of Mice and Rabbits
Park Standing New York Columbia University announced today that gifts of mice and rabbits from alumni to endow research will be welcome. The animals will be used in scientific study for special needs research initiatives.
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New York
Columbia University
Chief Hollis Wins Hagerstown Feature In Rain Stay
Greystone Stables and J T Engle’s Chief Hollis, a 3 year old bay gelding, led from start to finish to win the feature at Hagerstown on opening day. The 5 furlong event drew eight entries behind the heavy track, with Miss wale second and Royal Veil third. Chief Hollis is by Tall Timber, sire of Goldie F., who has won eight straight races including the Florida Juvenile Stakes. About 5,000 spectators attended the program as the meet began.
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Greystone Stables
J. T. Engle
Hagerstown
Chief Hollis
Wjej Radio
Hollis
Miss Wale
Royal Veil
Tall Timber
Goldie F
Goldie FP
Florida
Goodwin Elected Member of Phi Beta Kappa
R A Goodwin of Millwood Clarke County named to Phi Beta Kappa by University of Virginia dean Walter Rodman. New members will be initiated with a public address in Madison and a final celebration. Allen Tate to give the address at Southwestern University in Memphis.
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Southwestern University
Memphis, Tenn
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Word List Clues
Puzzle entry lists many clue pairs with numbers and partial phrases. It reads like a scrambled crossword answer key including references to months, letters, and word parts. The page ends with "Answer to previous puzzle."
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S.V. A
Episcopal High
Harry Williams
Victor
Randolph-Macon — Yellow Jackets
O'Sullivan
N. Virginia
South End Hose Co
Woolen Health Club
A. C
Clevenger
Willey
Peyton
Peer
Va. Woolen
Sullivan
Central Press
E. W. Shepard
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Athletics
Boston Bees
Dodgers
Freddy Lindstrom
Brooklyn
Pearson
George Blaeholder
Lou Gehrig
Red Rolfe
Billy Sullivan Beir
Bill Knickerbocker
Tony Lazveri
Lazzeri
Knickerbocker
Joe DiMaggio
Bridges
Buck Newsom
Monte Stratton
Bonura
Mélillo
Orne Browns
Dusty Rhodes
Lon Warneke
Ray Benge
Janee
Chic
Phindelphia
St.Louis
Baby Seal
Household Arts
Duck
Park
Mills A.C
Valley A
All Timber
R. A. Goodwin
Phi Beta Kappa
Daily Cross Word
Lndia
Baronet
Hatin
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