Wolflin trip gains season start for kids club
Wolflin wins the opener 19 to 15 led by Bubs Farrell with 10 points and flashy ball handling. Herb Dodson adds five, while David Bechtel shines on defense. Boys Ranch top scorers are Fain Kennedy and Vinus Abney with five and four.
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CIO Union Plans Housing Project in Chicago
The CIO United Packinghouse Workers propose a 10 million dollar effort to build 1000 homes for Chicago low middle income families on 105 acres at 47th Street and Avenue on the southwest side. Landis Village will include a shopping center and provide 400 homes to union members with possible down payment assistance.
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American Beauty Rose Is a Thing of the Past
Local florist Harry R. Barker reports no real American Beauty roses on the commercial market for over a decade. Token amounts exist only from a few dealers at high prices, leaving ordinary customers unable to purchase the famed blooms. National Flower and Garden Show chair Granville Gude notes you can buy one, but not from regular corner florists or Washington dealers.
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Holy Cross Seeks 22nd Straight Win In Tight Schedule
Holy Cross near a 22 game winning streak as the top-ranked team faces Boston College, Valparaiso, New York A C, Columbia and Yale. The Crusaders could tie the 1939 Long Island University mark and finish with a spotless record if they beat Boston College and Brown next.
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Margaret Truman Keeps Neutral At Miami Reception
Margaret Truman, 26, diplomatically avoids favoritism at a political reception for Sen. Claude Pepper and Rep. George Smathers in Miami. She posed with both candidates for photos, then performed as a guest soloist with the Miami Symphony Orchestra before 1,699 people and planned to fly to Houston for another concert.
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Judge Cures Teens With Harsh Auto Theft Sentence
Papillion Nebraska Judge Victor Schmidt sentences two teens to ten days in jail for stealing car accessories and parts, with bread and water served every other day as punishment.
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American Beauty rose blossoms lose ground to practicality
Gude notes the old American Beauty rose is costly and unwieldy for modern homes. He says few florists have seen the rose, and many confuse it with tea roses. The substitute, Better Times, offers a real red bloom with long stems, suited to smaller living spaces.
Oasis of Happiness Amid Life’s Harsh Trials
Side Glances recounts a woman who married young, faced her husband’s alcoholism, and journeyed through 35 years of travel. She learns resilience, shifts from resentment to forgiveness, and now seeks reconciliation, realizing happiness comes from learned perspective and acceptance.
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Gethsemane
Attitude Is Chief Guide to Happiness in Dale Carnegie Piece
A story profiles Mrs. John Dean who fled family strife and hardship to become a missionary nurse. She faced neglect from stepparents and hospital mistreatment, then spiritual work in the South. The narrative highlights resilience despite abandonment and loneliness as relief finally came.
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France produced about 300000 autos in 1949
France manufactured roughly 300000 automobiles in 1949, about 100000 more than in 1948. The figure suggests a strong postwar rebound in French auto production as the industry recovers.
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Calvert Reserve Named Best for King by Tailor
Baltimore tailor Manny King touts Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey as his preferred spirit for cocktails and highballs. The 86.8 proof blend uses 65 percent grain neutral spirits from Calvert Distillers Corp. in New York City.
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