Giants Take Fifth Game In Extra Inning Thriller
In a tense contest, the New York Giants battle the Yankees into the tenth inning. Dimaggio, Gehrig, and Selkirk produce key moments as the game extends and a late Giants run decides the outcome.
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Giants
Schumacher
Dimaggio
Moore
Rolfe
Bartell
Yankees
Gehtrig
Gehrig
Ott
Dickey
Terry
Mancuso
Crosetti
Powell
Ripple
Lazzeri
Ruffing
Whitehead
Jackson
Ono
Selkirk
Pat Malone
Malone
Otto
Balle
Whiteheadee
Yankee
Pfirman
Seeds
Whiteend
Conflicting Claims on Madrid-Masqueda Maneuver
The article details a potential simultaneous flanking maneuver by two opposing forces near the Madrid-Masqueda road. If both reports are correct, it would mark a major maneuver in modern military history, with each side slashing toward Na valcarnero to trap militiamen.
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Madrid-Masqueda Road
Navalcarnero
Presbytery Plea to Stay Pastor E B McGukin
The Winchester congregation and deacons urge Presbytery not to accept Rev E B McGukin’s resignation. They cite his leadership in planting plans, spiritual influence, and a strong appeal to youth, pledging renewed support if he remains. Signers include J Henry Moling Sr and M Lohr Capper.
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Winchester
McGgukin
McGukin
J. Henry Moling, Sr
Robert M. Glass
R. Bruce Slonaker
Frank B. Crawford
William B. Wagner
John S. Scully, Jr
Edgard W. Mason
E. Blair Sheetz
J. Henry Moling, Jr
Robert G. VanMeter
Stewart Bell
Fred
E. B. McGukin
Synod of Virginia
Board of Elders
Presbytery
Mr. McGukin
M. Lohr Capper
P. W. Boyd
Clifford D. Grim
C. Brooks
H. C. Sheetz
Fred. L. Glaize, Jr
Herbert A. Solenberger
Burton C. Ritter
Stewart Bell, Jr
L. B. Sirbaugh
Paul F. Rosenberger
Hubert A. Kerr
Henry Replies on Streets, Water Use and Springs
Henry argues population growth and first of year street washing justify unrestricted watering of shrubs and lawns, contrasting with 1928 limits. He cites spring flows totaling about three million gallons daily between Rouss and two other springs, with some waste.
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Fields
Rouss
Wasteful Practices Alleged in Shipping and Air Agencies
Senator Mitchell accuses Roosevelt Steamship Co and International Mercantile Marine group of excessive profits and asset loss, citing 1050 percent annual return on a $10,120 capital. He alleges scrap of 40 vessels for a Maryland Metal deal and criticizes Air Commerce Bureau spending on a 12 passenger tri motor plane used for personal pleasure of Col. Clarence M. Young.
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Mitchell
Roosevelt Steamship Company
Shipping Board
International Mercantile Marine Group
P. A. S. Franklin
J. M. Franklin
Kermit Roosevelt
Vincent Astor
Maryland Metal Company
Mallard E. Tydings
Senator Cutting
RNM
Air Commerce Bureau
Bureau of Air Commerce
Clarence M. Young
Mr Branson Dies In a Sanatorium Near Washington
Charles D Branson, 34, son of William E and Florence Bell Branson of Clearbrook, died in a sanatorium near Washington after nearly ten years as a patient. He is survived by parents and several sisters and many Frederick county connections. Funeral in Hopewell Meeting House burying ground near Clearbrook with Friends minister Walker McC Bond. Body to be brought to Frederick county on the noon train from Stephenson.
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Charles D. Branson
William E
Florence Bell Branson
Clearbrook
Washington, D. C
Mr. Branson
Washington
Frederick County
David and
Ann Branson
Hopewell Meeting House
Walker McC. Bond
Society of Friends
Baltimore and Ohio
Stephenson
Baltimore Livestock Show Opens Tomorrow
Cattle from nearby states and as far as Kansas and Nebraska arrived at the Union stockyards for the annual Baltimore Livestock Show. William R. Hartley cites about 1000 cattle 125 sheep and 75 hogs in the advance guard. Judging starts tomorrow and runs through Friday with teams from Cornell University Virginia Polytechnic Institute University of West Virginia Pennsylvania State College and the University of Maryland set to compete.
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Baltimore
Union
William R. Hartley
Kansas
Nebraska
Cornell University
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
University of West Virginia
Pennsylvania State College
University of Maryland
Market Report From Baltimore And Philadelphia October Markets
The listing details fruit and produce prices from Baltimore and Philadelphia with apples pears potatoes and berries, plus live poultry and dressed poultry figures. It also covers Baltimore cattle hogs calves sheep and Chicago livestock prices, noting price ranges for various grades and weights.
Local Market Price List for Patent and Corn Products
Local market listings show patent brand and coarse cracked corn prices by bag and per barrel. Prices include 98 lb and 48 lb bags with 5.45 to 6.25 per barrel, 24 and 12 lb bags also listed, plus corn meal and egg mash figures.
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Terre Deeestan
Bet Eertee
Tetas
Petree Sane
Stock market taps gains as world currencies shift
New York reports a steady start with large blocks traded at fractional gains. Markets digest selling after last week's advance while Italy’s currency moves spark optimism on international trade and bonds edge higher. lira revalued to around 5.26 cents and sterling retreats to about 4.93 dollars.
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New York
Italy
Apple Market Shipping Point Prices For Friday
Winchester Martinsburg area reports steady market with fair demand. Wire order sales list Bu shel Baskets Grimes US No 1 2in min car 1.20 and other varieties with prices for storage and futures contracts including Delicious US No 1 and Yorks Staymans Romes values and car deliveries.
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Winchester - Martinsburg
Grimes U. S
U. S
Yorks U
Staymans U
Romes U
Red Cross Production Corps to Meet Tuesday
Winchester Frederick Red Cross Production Corps will hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2 in John Kerr School. Plans for Roll Call Drive participation and future projects will be discussed. Mrs Helen Wright executive secretary invites all corps members to attend.
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Winchester-Frederick Red Cross
John Kerr School
Helen Wright
Eight Leaks in Mains Corrected in Winchester
City manager A. M. Field announced repairs in September fixed eight leaks in Winchester water mains and one leaking valve. The work is estimated to save about 25,000 gallons of water daily.
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Winchester
A. M. Field
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