Opening Day Remembers Baseball Greats and Historic Moments
The article recalls classic baseball lore from World Series clashes to legendary players like Joe Tinker and Christy Mathewson. It highlights famed games including Grover Cleveland Alexander’s bases loaded save and the 1920 Yankees Cardinals series, emphasizing lasting memories for old fans.
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Adate
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Wale
AL Shases
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Ghehnny Vandes
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Pitemeers
Yanks
Cardinals
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Maes
Eogith
Joanny McGiiw
Frank Chiuee
Joe Tinker
Fiurers Brown
Christy Mathewson
You Can Stop This Unordered Merchandise Ruckers Return
A fragmentary notice recalls a prewar tale about unsolicited goods. It warns readers not to pay for or return items unless obligated and notes a doctor who allegedly received weeks’ supply with a demand for payment.
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Nocda
Lna
Oman
Editorial briefs hint at subsidies and trash cleanup in America
A fragmented editorial urges subsidies for taxpayers and a cleaner landscape as smaller groups vow to act. It notes European recovery featuring Banepesco automobiles entering competition with low prices and efficiency, while observations on Russian views of U S aggression appear amid the wartime backdrop.
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Europe
Gavacey
Banepesco
Hese Cars
Iowa
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A brief feature presents Edgar A. Guest with reflective verse and gentle observations on everyday life. The piece highlights ordinary people and quiet moments, capturing familiar sentiments with a accessible, straightforward voice.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
I Have Been Happy Here and Now I See
The speaker reflects on limited yet satisfying life choices and gratitude for what was allowed, acknowledging missed chances and future joys. A tone of resignation blends with grateful acceptance of past limits and love for family and guidance from God.
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Jancor Tree
Edgar A
Douglas Improves London PS Condition Report
Doctors report a further slight improvement in the condition of Ambassador Lewis Wybrone after eye surgery. Fears of potential sight loss have eased as his eye heals following the incident offshore.
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London
Re. Peanabou
Lewis Wybrone
Dlegolas
Apok
England
Atlantic News-Telegraph Rates and Mailing Details
Publishing notice outlines subscription prices for local and national mailing options. Rates listed include one month 70 cents, six months 3.60, one year 7.00 for Atlantic area, with varied prices for Casa and adjoining counties, elsewhere in Iowa, the United States, and Canada.
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Atlantic
Casa
Iowa
U. S
Canada
Meeker and Armour Era Chicago Tales and Taxi Law
A literary critique discusses Arthur Meeker's book on Prairie Avenue elites, Armour family ties, and Chicago's social milieu of murder and wealth. It contrasts Meeker's vivid era details with Meeker's upbringing and the Armour empire collapse. A separate anecdote recalls a Columbia extension professor Ralph Gifford and a taxi contract quirk learned from a student.
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New York
Ralph Gifford
Richard S. Henry
Columbia University
Gifford
Columbia
World Jewish leader Rabbi Stephen Wise in critical condition
New York Rabbi Stephen S Wise, renowned Jewish leader, remained in critical condition at Lenox Hill Hospital. doctors reported slight response to treatment but no significant improvement since admission for gallbladder operation on March 30. Wise is 75 and had earlier shown minimal progress.
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New York
Stephen Ss. Wise
Lenox Hill Hospital
Mospital
Wise
Pe. Wise
Overgrazing Contests in National Forest Policy Sparks Debate
The column argues Congress and the forest service clash over grazing rules on public lands. It cites erosion risks from overgrazing, funding cuts for forest rangers, and calls for stricter permit enforcement to protect public ranges. It also notes Sears Roebuck catalogue interest behind the Iron Curtain and Merci Train exhibits drawing crowds nationwide.
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Drew Pearson
Sears, Roebuck
Prague
Wahington
National Forest
1St Congress
Congress
U.S. Forest Service
House
Public Lands
G.O.P
Frank Barrett
Wyoming
Forest Service
Barrett
Agriculture
Clinton Anderson
Anderson
House Appropriations Committee
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
State Department
Czechoslovakia
American Informational Library
America
Iron Curtain Countries
United States
Europe
Russia
Kremlin
Honolulu
Louisville
J. B. Speed Art Museum
Capitol
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Arkansas
Sid McMath
Idaho
Washington State
Seattle
Spokane
Washington
University of Washington
Brooklyn Museum
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Denverite Chooses Death in Fiery Car
Roy V. Platz 57, an engineer at Fort Logan veterans hospital, drove his blazing car through downtown Denver yesterday. He refused pleas to stop, lost consciousness near his apartment, was pulled from the fire by bystanders, and died about four hours later. Neighbors said he had been despondent since his mother died.
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Denver
Roy V. Platz
Dan Levering
Platz
Fort Logan Veterans Hospital
Levering
Seattle residents in Pacific Northwest quake call happy Easter wishes
O K Wiota Mrs J M Shay received a telephone call Friday evening from her son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs W F Franz to wish her a happy Easter. They were not injured in the recent earthquake five miles from downtown Seattle where the damage was greatest last Wednesday. Dr Franz is president of a clinic recently organized there.
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Wiota
J. M. Shay
W. F. Franz
Pacific Northwest
Seattle
Franz
Oops Dogcatcher’s Dog Is Redeemed by Substitute
In Long Beach California a sick dog catcher William Gilbert filled in for Lisle Wright and retrieved a stray dog. The dog turned out to be Wright’s and can be redeemed for the usual two dollars. London veteran comedian Will Hay dies at 60 after long illness.
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Long Beach
Calif
William Gilbert
Lisle Wright
Gilbert
Wright
London
Will Hay
Britain
Lookin Around Column Stories From Florida Snakes And Scorpions
Lookin Around recalls a Florida move with Mrs. Jocelyn Bullock Davis struck by a scorpion and treated quickly. The piece notes snakes in the neighborhood and pets liking them, with local quips about dogs and pups and a published columnist jab about round fat dames.
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Jocelyn Bullock Davis
Florida
Hardy Perennials Up In Shenandoah Sentinel Tale
Spring stories from Sentinel readers include a fish tale from Paul Peterson about Don Dannen and a road near Atlantic where cars halted to share fish. Grant-Earl Clifton of Bergville, Ark., was fined $10 and costs by Mayor Zappe for speeding through Grant. Drive carefully.
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Shenandoah Sentinel
Sentinel
Paul Peterson
Don Dannen
Temple City
Cal
Shenandoah
Highway 716
Atlantic
Dannen
GRANT
Earl Clifton
Bergville, Ark
Highway Patrol
O. L. Zappe
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