Odds and Ends Remain in 1936 Baseball Campaign
The Tigers and Cardinals fight to hold second in the National League as the Giants and Yankees lead in an all New York world series outlook. The Indians fall from early pennant favorites after a split doubleheader with the Browns, while the Senators and White Sox gain ground as late race drama unfolds. Star performances include Jack McCarthy and Red Rolfe driving key wins, Burl Averill homering for the Indians, and Peaches Davis delivering clutch hits for the Reds.
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Associated Press
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Yesterday's baseball results and upcoming games brief
Yesterday's scores show St. Louis 8 Cleveland 6 and Dallas none. New York 6 Philadelphia 5. Washington 9 Boston 3. Today schedule lists Detroit at Cleveland New York at Washington St. Louis at Chicago Philadelphia at Boston Cincinnati 3 St. Louis 2 New York 3 Boston 2 Chicago at St. Louis Brooklyn at New York Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Boston at Philadelphia.
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Agriculture and tenancy reform shape Roosevelts era policy
Washington notes that crop insurance soil conservation and ending tenancy will dominate next Congress agenda. Senator Bankhead promotes farm ownership over tenancy as tenants face credit needs and potential equity building, while tenants risk controlled land and limited autonomy.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Landon
Contortionist Needed in Modern Hustle Says Monitor
A Christian Science Monitor riff on tough times notes a fellow must crouch near the wall and listen close to survive. He must push hard with shoulder and grindstone effort while staying grounded and focused.
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Christian Science Monitor
Notable oddities in pop culture and politics mix
A playful collage notes geese and snakes kissing, a Cleveland wedding fight, Jesse Owens courting political life, Shakespeare forecasts, a transatlantic flight tale, quarrels on a voyage, South American carnivorous plants, and classic rivalries from sports to nations. Names like Hichel, Stewart, Maslin, and Virginia Lee appear as neutral observers in a world of headlines.
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Cars Washed And Ready At Conoco Station
Conoco Service Station at Corner Market and Gerrard Street offers wash and grease services. Harry L. Himelright promotes customer appreciation and reliable delivery options.
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Harry L. Himelright
Giants Excell Yankees in Outfield Strength for World Series
New York Giants hold an edge over the Yankees in outfield talent for the upcoming World Series. Giants Ott Ripple Leiber and Moore compare favorably to Yankee hitters DiMaggio Selkirk and Powell with Ripple emerging as a key rookie.
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Texans
Bob Seeds
Myril Hoag
George Davis
Shirley Favours Fund Showdown In Virginia Referendum
Richmond Sept 24 Commissioner Henry G Shirley of the State Highway Department urged a constitutional amendment referendum to bar diverting highway funds. He favored charging actual patrol work to highway funds while restricting police functions and convict labor use, citing Maine’s recent referendum and federal aid limits.
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Henry G. Shirley
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Trustee's Sale of a Country Home in Frederick County
By deed of trust dated October 17 1933 Samuel R Jenkins and wife secured debt. The two acre Frederick County property with a residence barn and other buildings near Winchester will be sold at public auction in front of the Court House at noon on Saturday October 17 1936. Terms: one third cash current day, balance in two equal annual installments with two purchaser bonds and deed of trust plus fire insurance. M M Lynch Trustee. Duvall Dunn Auctioneers.
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Frederick County
Virginia
Court House
Winchester
Senseney Road
Barrick
Peach Grove
German Baptist Brethren Church
M. M. Lynch
Duvall & Dunn
228 Convicted Of Drunken Driving In Virginia
During August, 228 drunken drivers were arrested and convicted in Virginia per a DMV bulletin reported by Sheriff Harry L. McCann. Of these, 79 were without permits and cannot obtain permits for a year, while 149 surrendered their permits for a year. Additional actions included revoking three licenses for prior revocations, four revocations for reckless driving, hit and run, or manslaughter, and permit denials for three intoxicated drivers and two for unpaid judgments.
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Virginia
Harry L. McCann
Department of Motor Vehicles
Ord man fined for asking Garfield County teacher date
Paul Gard of Ord Nebraska paid 20 to a Garfield county teacher after asking for a date. The teacher denied knowledge of the suitor and a county official found a misdemeanor statute to punish the act of annoying a teacher during school hours resulting in the $20 fine.
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Gard
Buck Jones Western at Palace Today with Flash Gordon
Buck Jones stars in The Lone Rider at the Palace today only, promising thrills. Buster Crabbe appears in Flash Gordon as a supplement. My Man Godfrey with William Powell and Carole Lombard comes to the Palace Monday through Thursday this week.
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First Triumph Opens New Motion Picture Season
The new season debuts with a triumph plus a Fox News Reel supplement.
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