Nelson Leads National Open Early After Round One
Byron Nelson of Toledo shot a 26-85-71 to sit one under par and lead a crowded field at Canterbury. Toney Penna of Cincinnati and Slammin Sam Snead of Hot Springs, Va., were one stroke back as the 46th National Open began in Cleveland. The field included Mike Turnesa and Bob Hamilton in joint third with 70s, while Snead led the pack in the first round for the third time in four Opens.
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Cleveland
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Canterbury Golf Club
Toney Penna
Cincinnati
Denver
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Canterbury
Penna
Snead
Mike
Henry Ransom
Houston
Tex
Vic Ghezzi
Knoxville
Louisville Moves Up in Rain Delays St Paul
Louisville moved within a half game of league leading St Paul in the American association after beating Kansas City 4 to 3. St Paul’s game at Columbus was postponed by rain. Indianapolis strengthened its hold on third with a doubleheader sweep over Milwaukee 2 to 1 and 4 to 3. Minneapolis swept Toledo 5 to 0 and 5 to 4 in the other doubleheader.
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Associated Press
Louisville
St. Paul
Kansas City
Columbus
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Indians
Minneapolis
Toledo
Game at Audubon
Audubon The Ellis Insurance nine of Des Moines meets the Audubon club here Sunday afternoon with Lefty Fries on the mound for the locals. Audubon holds a 6 2 record this season after a 5 4 10 inning win over Breda and a 4 3 loss to Harlan last Sunday night.
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Audubon
Ellis Insurance
Des Moines
Audubon Club
Vikings Defeat Oakland VFW 14 to 5 Behind King's Inside-the-Park Homer
Don King starred for the losers with two hits including a home run. He delivered an inside the park homer in the fourth inning as Kingston’s Vikings rolled over Oakland VFW 14 to 5 in a Wednesday night game.
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King
Homer Stanton
Stanton
Vikings
Oakland
Catches Chest Protector Ablaze in League Clash
In Tola Kansas on June 14 catcher Dave Dennis sparked a bench incident during a Kansas Oklahoma Missouri league game. A dispute with umpire George Carney led Dennis to discard his chest protector as it erupted in flames believed caused by a cigarette butt left on the pad.
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Tola
Kas
Dave Dennis
George Carney
Fang
Miami, Okla
Major League Leaders National and American Leagues
League leaders listed in batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching for both the National and American leagues. Notable names include Musial, Walker, Hopp, Mize, Greenberg, Williams, Doerr, Pesky, Ferriss, and Johnson across Brooklyn, St. Louis, Boston, Detroit, Cleveland, and New York.
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Associated Press
Walker
Brooklyn
Hopp
Boston
Musial
St. Louis
Slaughter
Ennis
Philadelphia
Holmes
Herman
Stanky
Mize
New York
Blattner
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Reiser
Higbe
Rush
Chicago
Vernon
Washington
Williams
Pesky
Doerr
York
Greenberg
Detroit
Edwards
Cleveland
Keller
Case
Stirnweiss
Big One That Got Away Fails In Secondary
In Virginia Minnesota on June 14 Harold Lakeskew recalls a prior failed tale of a big catch. On Hoodge lake he nets a 20 pound northern pike, proving the earlier story true by displaying the fish with the original tackle still attached.
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Virginia
Minn
Harold Lakeskew
Hoodge Lake
Night boxing results feature Lamotta and Savold gains
Detroit fighter Jake Lamotta 160 and Jimmy Edgar 156 fought to a draw in a Detroit bout while Akron’s Lee Savold outpointed Sham Us O’Brien in Paterson. Georgie Adams of New York defeated Johnny Lawer in Richmond with a decision as another New York fighter outpointed an opponent from Cleveland.
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Joe Walcott
Jimmy Bivins
Cleveland
Bivins
Lee Q. Murray
South Norwalk
Conn
Murray
Associated Press
Detroit
Jake Lamotta
New York
Jimmy Edgar
Drew
Akron
Lee Savold
Paterson
N. d
Shamus O'Brien
Richmond
Georgie Adams
Johnny Lawer
A P Wins 14 9 Over Swifts In City League Opener
A T started its YMCA city league schedule with a 14 to 9 victory over Swifts at Sunnyside field. Jimmy Pressnall struck out six, hit a three run homer in the fifth, while Nelson fanned three across five innings. A P built a six run first inning, traded leads, then regained the edge with a five run fourth and two in the sixth to seal the win.
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Swifts
Sunnyside Field
Jimmy Pressnall
Nelson
Wolff
Gustason
Powell
Cranston
Des Moines Names President of New Educational Foundation
Lou Duffy was named president of the educational foundation of Des Moines, an organization aiming to assist athletes and GIs in securing spare time work while attending school. The group will mainly focus on Drake University students but plans to help any deserving young person from high school to lesser skilled performers.
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Des Moines
Lou Duffy
New “Educational Foundation of
Drake University
Lighting helps poultry hens maintain production levels
Poultry specialists report artificial lighting aids egg production. A 12 to 14 hour work day is considered adequate, with two 40 watt bulbs providing ample light for 100 hens.
Baseball attendance soars past year with big gates
With only a third of the season gone 6 298 060 fans have paid at 16 major league parks. The Yankees lead with 1 113 849 in 34 home games as four clubs top last year s totals and Cincinnati outdraws 1929 club attendance by 17 000 already.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Yankees
Yanks
Bronx Bombers
Chicago Cubs
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
St. Louis Browns
Boston Braves
Billy Southworth
Davenport Drops Out Of Tie With Danville Club
Evansville stayed in third place in the Three I league by winning 4 to 3 in 12 innings over Terre Haute. Danville beat Decatur 4 to 1 to widen its lead over Davenport, which fell from a tie after Waterloo edged Davenport 3 to 2. Springfield’s Browns beat Quincy 7 to 4, tying them for seventh with 14–24. Goulish and Shipman pitched all game for Terre Haute and Evansville respectively. Sams limited Decatur to four hits as Danville’s offense produced four runs. Waterloo’s three seventh-inning runs doomed Davenport in a 3 to 2 loss.
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Associated Press
Evansville
Terre Haute
Danville
Decatur
Davenport
Cubs
Waterloo
Springfield
Browns
Quincy
Braves
Goulish
Shipman
Bill Sams
Cub
Substituting Hydrogenated Fats for Butter in Recipes
The text advises using hydrogenated fats as a measure for butter or margarine. When using unsalted fats in place of butter, add about a quarter teaspoon of salt for each half cup of fat.
Step Stool Safety for the Kitchen
The article urges every kitchen to include a step-stool to avoid using chairs or boxes. It advises choosing a stool with wide, non skid steps including the top for safe footing to prevent falls.
Tasty pastry strips with cheese and cinnamon sugar
Sprinkled grated cheese over rolled dough, cut into strips and baked as appetizers. Dusted with sugar and cinnamon, they pair well with soup, salads, and afternoon tea.
Thumb Print Is Final Clue To The Whitcomb Slayer
Boston police close the Whitcomb slaying case after a captain reports that George K Hardy of Westfield New Jersey left thumb print matches one found on an unsigned contract on Whitcombs desk bearing the name George E Hardy. Whitcomb was killed in his downtown office Monday morning when a shooter fired two shots.
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Boston
William A. Whitcomb
Great Northern Paper Company
George K. Hardy
Westfield
N. J
Thomas F. Sullivan
Hardy
Whitcom
George E. Hardy
Whitcomb
Births Report First Childs For Two Families
Extra A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Donovan Nelson at Lazeta Jensen nursing home at 1 50 PM Thursday. She weighs 7 pounds with Lois Sehlater as mother prior name. Mr and Mrs Warren Murphy of 621 Poplar Street welcomed a son at Atlantic hospital at 2 12 AM weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces named Terry Wade.
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Donovan Nelson
Lazeta Jensen Nursing Home
Nelson
Lois Sehlater
Warren Murphy
Poplar Street
the Atlantic Hospital
Terry Wade
Local Hospital Admissions And Recoveries Reported
Mrs Lamond Brebmer and W C Logue of Cumberland were admitted for medical treatment at Atlantic hospital. Mrs Kenneth Jorgensen of Anita had an appendectomy last night. Roger Willenberg underwent a tonsillectomy this morning. Mrs Martha Larsen of Extra was discharged today and improving. Elsie Wendling the Atlantic board of education secretary, treated for heart issues at St Katherines Omaha, improving and may return home early next week. Mrs Kilworth improving and back in shoe after a fall injur y.
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Lamond Brebmer
Hazel Street
W. C. Logue
Cumberland
Atlantic Hospital
Kenneth Jorgensen
Anita
Roger Willenberg
Lyle Willenberg
East Eleventh Street
Martha Larsen
Extra
Elsie Wendling
The
Atlantic Board of Education
St. Katherine’s Hospital
Omaha
Pineapple or Sand Pear Baked as Dessert
The fruit is most abundant in Louisiana and is best baked rather than eaten raw due to its hardness. Wash and halve the pears, edge them, place in a baking dish, then pour diluted syrup over. Cook until tender, add butter and salt before serving, with optional cinnamon or spices in the syrup.
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Louisiana
Potatoes lose vitamin C faster in cold storage
Experiments show potatoes degrade vitamin C more quickly at low temperatures than in a 50 to 70 degree range. The finding suggests keeping potatoes intended for early use in warmer storage than those for later consumption, with sun exposure noted as a factor.
Postwar Dehydrated Vegetables Market Projections
The department of agriculture projects annual dehydrated vegetables at about 30 million pounds, dried soups 50 to 60 million pounds, and seasonings 5 to 7 million pounds. Onions are expected to be 38 percent of sales, with potatoes 32 percent, sweet potatoes 18 percent, and the rest split among tomatoes greens garlic cabbage carrots and beets. Also notes soil fertility grows slowly and requires crop rotation and cover crops to maintain productivity.
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Department of Agriculture
Ancud Struggles With Modern Rhythm On Chilean Island
In Ancud, capital of Chiloe, a 3000 population town on a chain of small islands, there are no paved streets and only three automobiles and three trucks. Steamship links Chiloe to Puerto Montt for mail service.
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Ancud
Chiloe Island
Puerto Montt
Standing and sitting erect as first health aids
The article explains good body mechanics. Keeping the head up, back straight, and stomach in forms a firm foundation for breathing and digestion. Slouching causes poor function and fatigue due to imbalance.
Old Sheet Spreads Over Rug To Catch Threads
A reused sheet laid over the rug near the sewing table gathers threads and ravelings, aiding easier cleanup and preventing loose fibers from spreading.
Local Carrier Names in Iowa Notices
The News Telegraph lists several carrier names across towns including GrIswold Mrs Henry B Steffen Hamlin Robert Sorensen Kimballton Barbara Rasmussen Marne Elmer Schmidt Massena Don Dougherty Lewis Felker Bros Wiota Reed Bros Walnut Leslie Archer. A telephone call to any reader or to the News Telegraph office provides service.
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Barbara Rasmussen
Marne
Elmer Schmidt Massena
Don Dougherty Lewis
Felker Bros. Wiota
Reed Bros
Walnut
Leslie Archer
News-Telegraph
Griswold Guests and Travelers Mark Weekend
Griswold residents hosted and visited relatives with plans for travel to California Washington and Nebraska including Hawthorne Cal Los Angeles Sumner Wash and Clarkson Neb. A Des Moines visitor returned home while a Tacoma Washington couple travels via trailer to Chicago. A health magazine notes many abdominal pain sites and cancer can begin without early pain.
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Griswold
J. R. Ackerman
Ora Swett
Judy
Elizabeth Smith
Crestor
Walter O'Donnell
Atlantic
Ackerman
West Coast
Rey M. Scott
Zell Cook
Gordon R. Scott
Carroll
Stewart Forsythe
Hawthorne
Cal
Los Angeles
Gordon Scott
G. A. Anderson
Sumner
Wash
Anderson
Army Air Corps
J. D. Wolf
K. V. Prokop
Clarkson
Neb
William Shepherd
Des Moines
Alice
Mary
Harlan
Tacoma
Chicago
Nature
Hygeia
Health Magazine
American Medical Association
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