29 Jul 1948
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Newspaper
Brookfield Magnet
Location
Brookfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1948
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text mentions air force, army, broadcasting, and police terms mixed with unclear names and places. Content is garbled with partial phrases about stations, glaci ers, and a perception of busy press activity. No coherent event or facts can be established.
The Second Annual International Photography and Exhibition contest at Chicago Zoological Park invites entrants to submit prints by October 31. Entries must be mailed to the zoo office with a bid for prizes and tied to the stated rules and processing times.
Fragmentary obituary notes funeral services for John F. Krempel on Monday. Mentions family relations and local attendants but the text is garbled with unclear details and missing dates or places.
An eccentric tale unfolds as a curator attempts to thaw a suspect with an acetylene blow torch. The Bandy Bandy survives, leaping from leaves to Rekxosky’s palm, while witnesses describe the creature as saucy and stubborn. Mrs Wires recalls nearly dying from force feeding him.
Legion-RB baseball team planning a fortnights pace of games. They opened July 22 against Oak Park pavers with the game called for darkness. TessemekKB beat Porest Park nine by an easy score. They meet BB on RB field Thursday, play Stickney next, and visit Austin. Aug 4 they face Berwyn to wind up the season, with a Chicago White Sox game on the slate.
The Cityde ship building center in Scotland is renowned as the world's busiest yard. It produced the giant liners Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth, marking its historic prominence in maritime construction.
The CuSos led early with seven runs in three frames but were shut out rest of the game. Emils chipped away scoring one or two runs each inning to win 8 to 7 behind Brown. Bob Lukas led with a homer and three singles. Georgie Tomacek added three singles. Jim Moody and Howie Letz highlighted defensive plays.
Athletic Director Shuey announces a two week tennis tournament starting August 6 at RB high court. Open to adult players from Brookfield and Riverside, men and women. RB Tennis Club members enter free. others pay 1 dollar. Entries due Wednesday August 4 to Chuck Lutterbacher.
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