Peller Quieted Tigers as Indians Tie Red Sox for Second
In a day of high early season activity the Indians won 6-0 behind Bob Feller in a four hit shutout over the Tigers lifting Cleveland into a tie with the Boston Red Sox for second in the American League. Curt Davis pitched the Cardinals to an 8-0 win over the Reds while other National League results favored the Pirates and Cubs.
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Silco Cut Price Store Listed on Loudoun Street
A historic storefront at 151 North Loudoun Street houses Silco Cut Price, a local discount shop offering various goods. The business appears to be a notable fixture in the downtown area, attracting shoppers seeking bargain prices.
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Silco Cut Price Store
Loudoun St
Crops Do Well In Midwest Visit To Indiana State Fair
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Fishpaw of Clarke County with relatives toured the Midwest and visited the Indiana State Fair. From Zanesville to Ohio and Indiana crops showed excellent yields with strong corn, oats and soybeans. wheat was variable and clover seed poor due to heat. the later crop improved.
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Clarke County
D. M. Pitzer
C. C. McAtee
Martinsburg
W. Va
Middle West
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Fishpaw
Zanesville
Ohio
Indiana
Acreage Allotments Set for 1939 Wheat Program in Frederick County
Frederick County Agricultural Conservation Association committee approved usual wheat acreage allotments totaling 14 517.0 acres and sent them to the Blacksburg state office for final adjustments. Farmers will be notified of their specific allotments before seeding time and payments depend on commercial status and adherence to limits.
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Blacksburg
L. Omps
William 8. Huyett
John W. Larrick, Jr
E. M. Funk
Mr. Funk
Sword of State in South Carolina Senate Emblem
South Carolina holds a sword of state as the Senate emblem of authority. During daily Senate sessions it hangs from the rostrum and is carried by the Sergeant-at-Arms on all state occasions.
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Field Re-Elected over Schultz as City Manager Bid
The council reelected Field as city manager by seven votes to six for J Elmer Schultz of Frederick Md with Charles H Harper receiving no votes. A secret ballot with C Douglas Barnett and R Frank Barr as tellers followed questions about Field’s qualifications. Field stated he is a Cornell civil engineering graduate and has ten years of engineering practice and professional society membership.
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J. Elmer Shhultz
Frederick, Md
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R. Frank Barr
Lawrence Hollis
Anderson
Cornell University
American Society of Engineers
Schultz Enters Race for Position in Engineering Field
Mr Schultz's unexpected entrance into the race surprised many as the sole other candidate previously mentioned was Mr Harper. The Frederick Md submission was mailed to Dr C R Anderson and announced yesterday with references from former and current employers.
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Tobacco Fete Queen To Have Military Review
Senorita Castillo Najera will be formally introduced as queen of the National Tobacco Festival. Ten military units plus the 116th infantry band and drum corps will participate in a Thursday military review and pageant salute to tobacco.
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Erma Castilo Najera
Senorita Castillo Najera
United States
Senorita Castillo Napera
Regina Tobacco Ty
Oscar
Festival closes with promotion ball as final feature
Littleton Chapman, assistant secretary of the interior, speaks as the festival ends with a promotion ball billed as the final feature of the event. The brief item notes official presence and ceremonial close without further details.
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Littleton Chapman
School to delay opening after oil spill on grounds
Salem District officials announce a one week delay to the start of classes at Night 617 Salem as an oil spill incident occurred on the school grounds yesterday. No injuries are reported and cleanup is underway under district supervision.
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