10 Percent Apple Crop Rise Foreseen In Wenatchee District
Wenatchee World reports horticulturists and growers expect about a 10 percent larger Wenatchee Okanogan apple crop than last year if irrigation and handling hold. Officials note pests, spraying lapses, and moth activity could cut yields. 25 to 35 percent of orchards have not yet been sprayed and codling moths are active in Yakima area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Washington
Wenatchee-Okanogan
Yakima
John C. Snyder
Pullman
Snyder
Hard Luck Hits the Indians in Holiday Doubleheader
The Cleveland Indians endure injuries as Rollie Hemsley breaks a finger and Bob Feller contends with a strained back. An 8-6 loss to the Browns and a 5-3 setback by Boston to Washington shift the standings with a 21 2 game lead at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh
Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Cleveland
Rollie Hemsley
Oscar Vitt
Hemsley
St. Louis
Bob Feller
Rollie
East
Chicago
White Sox
Newsom
Jeff Heath
Earl Averill
Washington
Wes Ferrell
Senators
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
A’s
Scores and matchups from early baseball listings
Washington 5 Boston 3. Philadelphia 11 New York 9. Detroit 2 Chicago 1. St Louis 8 Cleveland 6. Pairings show Washington at Philadelphia 2, St Louis at Detroit 2, Chicago at Cleveland 2, Boston at New York 2.
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Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Seesvees
Washington Sneeees
New York Steer
Detroit Te Eee Forasaekt
Philadelphia Meee
St Seeeee
Eae
Baseball Scores and Matchups From City Standings
New York defeated Philadelphia 7 to 6 and Brooklyn triumphed over Boston 1 to 0. Pittsburgh led Chicago 2 to 1 while St. Louis edged Cincinnati 3 to 0. Cincinnati at Chicago and New York at Boston are listed as today’s games, with St. Louis at Pittsburgh also on the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
Aee
Occit Ia
Sete Wenees
Eeenees
Brooklyn Ae
Eae
Viscount Astor Aims to Break Derby Jinx with Pound Foolish
EPSOM England May 30 Viscount Astor seeks to end a repeating Derby misfortune with his bay colt Pound Foolish. The horse, like famed progenitors Blandford sired, faces a storied field as past Astor runners finished second five times including Blink in 1919 Craig and Alan Tamar 1922 and St Germans 1924.
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Epsom
England
Viscount Astor
Pound Foolish
Trigo
Blenheim
Windsor Lad
Bahrain
Blandford
Lord Astor
Blink
Aomer
Craig
Alan
Tamar
St. Germans
Fort Loudoun Seminary Play Caps Finals Week
The Fort Loudoun Seminary primary department staged Prince Butterfly with Evangeline Clevenger as king and Suzanna Nicodemus as queen. Praise poured in for director Mrs. Madeline Douglass and assistants Miss Affleck and Mile. Paradon. A Winchester Golf Club team won the first Tri State match in Frederick Maryland. A Frederick circuit court grand jury returned ten true indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Prince Butterfly
Evangeline Clevenger
King
Suzanna Nicodemus
Queen
Margaret Keller
Princess Lily
Mollie Glass
Princess Violet
Betty Swimley
Clover
Sue Ellen Brown
Buttercup
Jospehine Cooper
Tulip
Inez Funkhouser
Bumble Ree
Nancy Ashwood
Firey
E. Miller Fries
J. A. Dailey
Guy Frye
Magnus Carper
R. C. Trussell
L. F. Dorsey
R. M. Cougill
J. E. Evens
Circuit Court of
Frederick County
F. B. Whiting
Lions Club Hears Widening Main Street Plan
Lions Club lunch discusses Main Street widening urged by George F. Norton and council member. Committees are formed to lobby council to remove 12 inches from one sidewalk and 15 inches from the other. Handley High School students lead the Empire Theatre popularity contest listing several students.
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Main Street
Lions Club
George F. Norton
Handley
Handley High School
Empire Theatre
Margaret Snyder
William Glass
John Eddy
Marshall Wingfield
Helen Hardy
Harriet Pearson
George Miller
Marie Becher
Lee Grant
Douglas Sale
Natalie Jackson
Lucille Jackson
Helen Carper
Dixie Mason
Frederick county officials enjoy chicken dinner at White Sulphur Inn
Members of the Frederick County Board of Supervisors and several friends are entertained at a chicken dinner by Frank Shank, owner of the White Sulphur Inn in Bartonsville. Attendees include H. B. Kline, John Myers, Scott Grant, F. D. Good, W. E. Smith, the Shulls, Mrs. W. E. Smith, Mrs. R. A. Shaffer, R. B. Smith, A. J. Tavenner, M. L. Lockhart, and John Massie.
Visitors Pack Berryville as Clarke County Hosts Weekend
Berryville and Clarke County attract a steady stream of visitors from Richmond Washington D C and Springfield. The piece lists multiple weekend guests including Albert Newman Edward Joyce Miss Reva Berlin and families visiting or staying at local homes and at events around Berryville.
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Reva—Berlin
Berryville, Va
Washington, DC
Natural Bridge, Va
Clayton Young
Miss Dorothy Young
Ae Buddy Allen
Washington
Payments Made In Stork Derby
Four mothers named as winners in the Millar stork derby received checks for 75000 each as an initial payment from the late Charles Vance Millar estate. The four women had each borne nine children in the decade after his 1926 death. remaining estate details and legal disputes linger with other claimants and contested births.
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Toronto
Charles Vance Millar
Kathleen Nagle
Annie Smith
Isabel Maclean
Alice Timlock
Millar
Public sale of personal property near Whitacre Virginia
Adminstrator announces a public auction starting 10 a.m. on Tuesday June 7 1938 at the late residence of Raleigh S Brown deceased near Whitacre Va. Goods include a young cow two heifers wagon tools furniture and household items plus 200 jars of canned fruit and 22 chickens. Cash terms.
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Raleegh S. Brown
Dec
Whitacre
Franklin
Y. R. &. Brown
Good Neighbors Policy Expands in Latin America
Washington. Officials from the State Department and twelve agencies push a robust good neighbor program to bind Latin American nations. Steps include Roosevelt telegrams to Bolivia and Paraguay urging acceptance of Buenos Aires peace terms, a new fast steamship link with Brazil Uruguay Argentina, army officers to train Argentine air service, and an educator exchange program chaired by Secretary Hull.
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Washington
Latin America
State Department
Roosevelt
Bolivia
Paraguay
Buenos Aires
Gran Chaco
Maritime Commission
Brazil
Uruguay
Argentina
New York
California
Hull
United States
Habie's Palace Presents Cowboy Star Bob Baker and Apache
Western icon Bob Baker and his horse Apache appear at Habie's Palace Wednesday in a thrills and songs jamboree with his tribesmen. Alan Marshall stars in Phe Invisible Enemy. Matinee 10c for kids, 25c adults. evening 15c kids, 35c adults.
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Bob Baker
Habie’s Palace Theatre
Alan Marshall
Hospital service gains traction across nation
Dr C Rufus Rorem told a committee of the American Hospital Association that by 1942 ten million Americans would have hospital service at the current growth rate. He noted most plans are in eastern cities, with millions paying premiums monthly and 50 000 people having used the service in four years. The Winchester Memorial Hospital offers a plan with a 21 day yearly limit, semi private wards, nationwide protection, and no medical exam, under a contract rather than insurance.
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C. Rufus Rorem
American Hospital Association
United States
America
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Security Division
State Corporation Commission
Richmond
Hitlerites jeered by anti Nazi protests in San Francisco
In San Francisco on May 29 hundreds of Hitler supporters gathered for a Pacific coast German American Bund convention but faced two thousand anti Nazi demonstrators who jeered and hooted them. Police kept order with 65 officers led by Police Chief William Quinn. Four arrests were made for peace disturbances amid two fist fights.
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San Francisco
Adolf Hitler
Bund
William Quinn
Radio highlights of Sweden events and new airings
Broadcast notes report King Gustav V will speak from Stockholm during a civic ceremony on June 16. Hendrik Willem Van Loon discusses Sweden’s 80 years of peace on June 15. The DC-4 first flight will be broadcast from the West Coast with WABC CBS coverage. WEAF NBC to pause Good News Variety Show after June 30 for a September return. Toronto Promenade concerts move to WEAF NBC on July 7 lasting through summer. Schedule previews list tonight’s talks and music across WABC CBS WJZ NBC stations.
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Gustav V
Sweden
Stockholm
Hendrik Willem van Loon
Europe
Skyways
Weaf-Nbc
Gram
Toronto Promenade Symphony
Wjz-Nbc
WJZ
NBC
Forum
Elbert D
WEAF
Uncle Ezra
Burns and Allen
West
Richard Crooks
Great Rivers
Marek Weber
F. Henderson
WABC
CBS
Eddie Cantor
Dick Himber
Pick and
Pat
Robson
Love
Wayne King
Guy Lombardo
Dr. Jastrow
Cal Tinney
Fisk Singers
Billy Swanson
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R. M. Swimley
East of Geo. Washington Hotel
W. B. Snider & Son
Goodrich Silvertown
Goodrich
Silvertown
Braddock & Boscawen
Sts
SILCO
N. Loudoun St
Winchester Golf Club
Donald A Ae
Berryville
Clarke County
Albert Newman
Rochester
N. Y
Dick Hutterman
Edward Joyce
Washington, D. C
George i
Edward P. Berlin
Mrs
Wells A. Daniels
Springfield, Mass
Dean Brandt
Hennie
Ralph Ware
Berryville High School
Marion Ware
Rice Street
S. B. Crown
Albert Muller
West Point
Frances Wolfe
Richmond, Va
Berryville High—School
Shepherd
Miss Lynn Dunkle
Harrisonburg, Va
Mazzie Heatwell
Lin, W. Va
William Harper Dean
John Shiles
College Park
Kenneth Levi
Anne Stribling
Nora Moore
Henry Lickey
Malcolm Johnson
Louie Lickey
Mrs. Blanton Allen
New Parents
Fluvanna Couny
Mary O'Fallon
Howard O'Fallon
St Louis
Missouri
Annie M. Stribling
Hobson McGehee
Hobson
Betty
J. D. Griffin
T. A. Painter
Thomas Painter, Jr
Swannanoa
N. C
Louise Garttar
J. Ben Brown
Henry Brown
Winchester
William Shivers
Charleston, Va
Naomi Smith
Tom Howe
Robert. Metz
Mollie Metz
William Moore
Irvin Price
Rocan Dyer
Metchher
Coolpoint
Chas. Taylor
Thereas
R. S. B Smith
J. M. H. Clagett
James Riddle
Ocean View
Riddle
George Washington
London
Eng
Tom Harrison
Mary Patton Jordan
Derby
Martin Kenny
Pauline Mae Clark
Habie’s
John Marshall
Soddy Haines Orchestra
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Winchester Furniture CO
South Main St
Baker & Anderson Electrical CO
John C. Woolfolk
Plaza
Front Royal Road
Omps Funeral Home
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
American Legion
Braddock
Winchester VA
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