Giants End Slump as Ott Sparks Doubleheader Win
Mel Ott end his 25 at bat hitless stretch with a fourth inning double and ninth inning single to drive in the tying run in the Giants 4-2 victory in game two after a 4-3 win in game one. New York moves within 1.5 games of the Cubs and 2.5 of the Cardinals as pennant races tighten.
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Associated Press
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Cardinals
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Yesterday's Stars in Brief Baseball Recaps
Allyn Stout Hank Leiber and Gus Mancusco Stouts relief pitching and Leiber s hitting powered the Pirates in game one Mancusso drove in the winning runs in the nightcap Vito Tamulis had six hits for the Yankees against the Indians Al Lopez singled three times off Cincinnati pitchers Joe Medwick extended his hitting streak to 27 games Dib Williams delivered a clutch two run double for the Red Sox Buck Newsom silenced the Tigers with six scattered hits Charlie Root limited the Braves to six hits and one run Harland Clift drove in three runs with a homer as the Browns swept the four game series with the Athletics.
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Hank Leiber
Gus Mancusco
Stout
Leiber
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Vito Tamulis
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Indians
al Lopez
Dodgers
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Red Sox
White Sox
Buck Newsom
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Braves
Harland Clift
Browns
Athletics
Heavy Hatching of July Chicks Reports Surge in Hatchings
July output from a limited group of commercial hatcheries reached 2,058,000 chicks up from 820,000 last July, a 151 percent rise. The increase followed more eggs set in May and carried into June and July, with a later 82 percent rise in eggs set year over year.
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United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
1900 Census To Be Used For the Old Age Pension
Washington details plans to use 1900 census data as proof of age for the new Social Security pension program. A nationwide card index will alphabetize names and state ages, aiding benefits eligibility and court proofs. The project, based in St. Louis with 3,000 workers, aims to finish in a year.
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Census Bureau
St. Louis
T. F. Murphy
Bureau
Fruit import value rises while exports dip in 1935 totals
Figures from the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce show the value of fresh fruits imported into the United States for the year ended June 30, 1935 was higher than the previous year. Exports for the same period were slightly below imports by 3,593,000, with bananas valued at 26,593,000 of the 29,023,000 import total leaving 2,430,000 for fruits other than bananas.
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Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
United States
China Seas at Capitol Theatre Stars Gable Harlow Berry
Capitan Warner's Capitol presents China Seas starring Clark Gable Jean Harlow and Wallace Berry in a tale of adventure romance set along China's wild southeast coast. The film promises lusty action peril and a powerful human drama amid hurricanes and pirate conflicts at the Capitul Last Times Today.
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China Seas
Capitol
Filmland
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Jean Harlow
Wallace Berry
China
Dante's Inferno heads last nights at Palace Theatre
The Palace presents Dante's Inferno with Spencer Tracy and Claire Trevor for final performances tonight and tomorrow, highlighting a sensational fires of hell scene and a Fox news reel. Boris Karloff stars in The Black Room with Thursday and Friday showings plus Spring-time Serenade and final Law of the Wild chapter.
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Spencer Tracy
Claire Trevor
Palace Theatre
Fox News
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Boris Karloff
Monster
Pastor speaks at Lions Club meeting
Rev J Edward Klingaman former Reformed Church minister spoke at the Lions Club luncheon at the George Washington Hotel on physical mental and spiritual development and honesty as key traits. New member W E Myers was introduced from Asheville N C and plans for the Halloween dance were announced with Herbert Miller in charge. A motion to back stricter enforcement of motor vehicle code sections passed unanimously.
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The
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Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
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Preston
Lion P. G. Ireland
L. Jackson
Rebert Smith
W. E. Myers
Montgomery Ward
Asheville
N. C
Lions Club Hallowe’en
Herbert Miller
Lion Henry Goode
Anderson
More Chickens Being Tattooed In Pennsylvania
Several hundred thousand chickens in flocks across Pennsylvania have been tattooed to deter poultry theft. The effort is a joint campaign by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, state police, and the State Poultry Association with poultrymen. Each bird receives an indelible code through the wing web. poultrymen register an identification mark with the Pennsylvania Poultry Association.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Department of Agricultural
Pennsylvania State Police
State Poultry Association
Pennsylvania Poultry Association
Virginias high court delays appeals in two death cases
The Virginia Supreme Court postponed hearings on Major Robert C. Kent’s appeal from a kidnapping conviction and Howard Delp’s appeal from a murder sentence. Both defendants are under mental observation with Kent at Southwestern State Hospital after a board report cited temporary recurring insanity.
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A. P. Staples
Virginia Supreme Court
Robert C. Kent
Mary Jane Hastings
Howard Delp
Posey Martin
Galax
Kent
Southwestern State Hospital
Marion
Governor’s Board On Mental Hygiene
Poultry Farm Sign Warns Thieves Of Tattoos And Registration
Pennsylvania state police and local police teams report a poultry farm displays a large warning sign at front gates. The notice says the birds are tattooed and registered to deter theft by would be thieves.
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Pennsylvania
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