Cubs Parlay Home Runs for a Strong 1948 Campaign
The Chicago Cubs, after finishing third in the National League in 1948, rally with power and timely play. Ernie Banks and rookie Hoyt Wilhelm are highlighted as catalysts in a rebound season, with the team totaling 96 homers and seven two-run rallies in 29 one-run wins. The Cubs sit two games behind Milwaukee and chase top form as they host the Braves at Wrigley Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Chamberlain
Bucacois
Chicago’ Cubs
Rouse
Lick Timo
Umiing
Bruins
Brooklyn Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
Wrigley Field
Stan Mack
Cuba
Ernie Banks
Slender Nugen
Ihy Nationals
Milwaukee
Mier
Kansas City Monarchs
Cubs
Cub
Tlack
Kisel
Bill Pace
Home Run Breaks Tie To Give New York Victory
New York wins 4-2 after Don Muller's home run with a man on base breaks a 2-2 tie in the sixth inning. The game was called after a 55 minute delay under rule 4.10 as rain halted play with the Giants at bat. The result moves New York ahead of Cincinnati in the National League standings.
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New York
Don Muller
Philadelphia Phillies
Giants
New York Ohio
Conant
St. Louis
Lions Hear Independence Day Program Today
Indications point to a Lions Club meeting in Indianapolis featuring an Independence Day address. Veteran Ralph Manger, the club president, will lead a noon session at the YMCA with guest speakers and a theme contrasting today’s observance with past traditions. Charles Toyan and Le Wesson are mentioned among organizers.
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EAD
Indianapolis
Charles Toyan
le Wesson
Eltal Bopkins
Lions Club
Announcoll Riander
Toreign
Peinter Fy
Amie
YMGA
Bodemedar
Ralph Manger
Todlug
Native of Greenview Reaches Illinois Journalism Roles
A Greenview native followed an Illinois path from the University of Illinois to the Champaign News and then to Indianapolians, building a lifelong career in local reporting.
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Wreunesuay
Greenview
University of Illinois
Champaign
Indianepe
Golfer Killed On Richmond Course During Storm
News item reports a junior golf champion Tackwa NW York, 49, Midland, Mich was killed by lightning during a Wednesday round at Richmond course noted by WHITNEY MARTIN of the U S Golf Association. Details describe a storm, the chaotic scene, and safety concerns with other players dazed or injured as authorities investigate.
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Tichmond
Ind
York
Fey
Midland
Mich
Richmond
Poodue University
Whitney Martin
U.S. Golf Assn
Sai
Wilson
John
Everett
New York
Foster Attuck
Bradley
Los Angeles
Wiley
Daw
Corning Corp
Gelbergy
Les
International Boxing Club
Commerce
San Fran
Cisco
Wiley Artificia
Marciano
Li Viel
Moore
Jook
Ottawa
Canada
Ajman
Marciana
Rozky
Tizard Charles Tree
Marciane
Ezaard
Martland Iy
Township Club To Hold Picnic in Shadyside Park
Perkinsville dispatch notes the Township Home Demonstration Club will meet Tuesday July 2 at Shadyside Park with a picnic at noon. Hostesses include Mrs Frank McClintock and Mrs Oakley. Also included are social updates from Walnut Grove residents and local families.
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Perkinsvill
Jackson Township
Shadyside Park
Frank McClintock
Dude Nance
Oakley
Carry Roudebush
Walnut Grove
Everet Roudebush
Walnut Grove Ciinity
John Mills
Charles Mulls
Perkinsville
Arzia Evans
Amit
ToRoy McKin
Walnut
Wayna Harvey
Anderson
Marciann
Johnwin
Moore
Charles Drills
Near Perk
Insville
George Mills
John Klushner
Marion Cloud
Michigan
Peekinayilla Methodist Church
Device Aids Heat Comfort Amid Senate Debate
In St Louis a room thermostat specialist described a new radiant heat system using glass panels and rubber baseboards designed to regulate temperatures. Johnson reported progress on a sensitive element reacting to radiant heat and air temperatures. The device was discussed after a debate at the Capitol as a safer, conserving heat solution.
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Senate
ST. Louis
Whatstat
Coe
Son
Ingo Ffivit
Virginia
Johnson
Heltesdp
Radiant
Air Medical Center
Cain
Harts Picnic At Shakamack Park
Community gathers for a picnic at Shakamack State Park near Jasonville with Hart family members and neighbors from Perkinsville and Anderson. Open house honors Mr John Welch of Anderson celebrated his 60th birthday while guests from multiple towns attend and a pet and hobby club event is noted for Morristown area.
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Perkinsville
Charles Tt. Mart
Near Here
Audie Raley
Shelburn
Tirs
Hart
Talay
Ruth Durrer
Greta Greenland
Russel Welch
Anderson
John Welch
Welch
Gla Moore
Leo Anderson
Robert Anderson
Dwight Anderson
Trussel Pinnell
Margaret Aunty Ross
California
Jackson Township
Morrist Park
Noblesville
War rant defects cited in arrest of Mrs Foley
Ingsalls JP Suungmuen room Pagy Amey stable Carrall Beckner and Town Marshal Garnet Walker issued the warrant and officers arrested Mrs Foley. The suits claim the warrant was defective and that the arresting officers knew or should have known this. It also states Mrs Filey was not informed of the charge against her.
Guide Lamp Expands at Anderson Plant to Support Growth
Guide Lamp to expand operations in Anderson as part of General Motors division growth. New all glass Sealed Beam headlamp units spurred facility increases of about 160 percent in the past year. Two new buildings totaling over 200,000 square feet added, with a 250,000 unit value line installed and power facilities upgraded to support equipment and output growth.
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Motel
Anderson
Diciri
Igen
Guide Lamp
General Motors Cor
Paralion
Anerson
Cleveland
Mavet la Anderson
Jme
Anierson
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Mrs. Ethel Reading, 41, Middletown resident, dies after illness. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at Pleasant Valley Newaight Church with Rev. Floyd Dellinger officiating. Burial in Mechanicsburg Cemetery. Survived by widower Bones, son Dallas of Middletown, brother Alex McTunnel Jr of Middletown, sister Bertha Hysieke of Middletown, two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
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Ethel Reading
Middletown
Ethel Mediing
Pleasant Valley Newaight
Floyd Dellinger
Mechanicsburg
Bones
Dallas
Alex McTunnel Jr
Middlelmway
Bertha Hysieke
Redding
Ffelong
Fall Creek Township
the Theasant Vailey Wewlight Charen
Anderson Obituaries and War Vet Passes In Indy Area
Ernest Carr Fenert Care 32 of Florida Station died at St Johns Hospital after a one day stay. Survivors include widow Zona Carr and six children. William C Stoops 63 of Anderson and Adams Township, a former jail turnkey and Madison County Democratic official, died after illness. Final rites at Community Church New Columbus. Roy P Shaw 65 of Franklin and former Anderson resident died suddenly. services at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with interment in Memorial Park Cemetery. he worked for U.S. Engraving Company. Charles C Adams 71 of Rockville facility area died. services at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with burial in Montrose Park Cemetery. Lawrence Ray 71 of Nichol Ave died. funeral at Sells and Rowe with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Joshua Snowden 77 of Chase St died. services at Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Eisenhower comments from Geneva talks and Big Four, discussing disarmament inspections and enforcement, emphasize cautious approach and equal consideration of verification methods.
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Florida Station
St.ohn's Hospital
Baker Stvolhars
Car
Livingston
Tenn
Ngo
Ameriquy Legion
Zona Carr
Billy Cary
Jack
Jerry
DeWayne
Jennifer
Joleane Sasi Rockle
Alb
Carry Livingston
John Carr
Fi Knox
Allie Dishman
Lennie Garrett
Bronzie Bowman
Mabel Ledbetter
Ina McCormick
Anderson
Carr
Cook’ Brick and Cement Block Company
William C. Stoops Willian
Stoopy
Lath
Madison County
St. John's Hospital
Nuckola and
Memorial Park Cemetery
Stoops
Adams Two
Ile
Brogdon
Stire
Bertha
Ruth
Tay Stoops
William O. Stoops Jr
Robsett
E. Stoops
Donald PR
Warrington
Margaret Lennan
David Stoops
Albert
Marshall
Carson Stoops
Leota Clauser
Madge Mitchell
Madison County Democratic View
Dora Jehr
Roy P. Stiaw
Roy P. Shaw
Franklin
Brown and Butz
Grover Myers
Edinburgh Apostatic Church
Memoris Park
Shaw
U. S. Enfinisering Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
U. S. Engineering Company
Riva Shaw
Tiva Hubugh
Grand Forks
N. D
John Shaw
Cleveland
Charles C, Adams
Charles C. Adams
Vineyard
Rockville
Baker Brothers Funeral
Ernest Gross
North Anderson Church
Mont‘orid] Park
Adams
Lynch Corporation
Wrench Ray
Lawrence Ray
Nichol Ave
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Memoria Park
MS. Moriah
Joshua Snowden
Joshua W. Snowden
Chase St
Waltz and Hiday Funeral
By. HG
Lanahan
EUB
Memorial Park
Premis
Funieral
Geneva
Rusala
Great Britain
Prairie Eisenhower
Russia
Earty
Nikita $. Karushehev
Abushehev
Usal Wiless
America
Eisenhower
Memphis City Plans Local Power Plant Alternative
President comments on Memphis moving to build its own power plant as an alternative to the Dixon Yates private utility contract. Eisenhower had ordered the contract negotiations. A separate item notes Sen. Flanders praising Eisenhower amid 1955 campaign talk and a 1954 New England ammunition production rise.
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Memphis
Whith
Dixon Yates
Utlity Group
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
Sen. Flanders
R-Vi
Berlin Court Weighs Hitler Death Certification
The West Berlin detynzification administration requested a Berlin court certify Adolf Hitler's death claiming his last residence was Berlin. The court has not acted yet on the petition.
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Pram Tare Uwe Miller
State Supreme Court
West Berlin
Hillar
Hil] Var
Berlin
Radio Set Production Falls
A 19th century report notes radio set production declined sharply with output down from the prior year. Figures reflect a substantial drop in rafin sols and related units, indicating reduced manufacturing activity during that period.
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New Orleans
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Bethesda
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Maya Clinic
Rochester, Minn
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