Baseball Home Run Race Looks Tough for 1949 Leaders
The piece previews 1949 batting leaders Ted Williams Joe DiMaggio Stan Musial and Ralph Kiner as top contenders. It notes DiMaggio Williams and Musial in strong form after spring play and Kiner’s power pace with 51 40 and 64 HR seasons. It cites Kell Robinson Easter Doby and the Red Sox as key challengers.
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George Kell
Tigers
Jackie Robinson
Dodgers
Ralph Kiner
Kiner
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Etan Musial
DiMaggio
Williams
Musial
Enos Slaughter
Ted
Bill Dickey
Joe
Stan
Kell and Robinson
Country Slaughter
Pirates
Babe Ruth
Babe
Johnny Mize
Stan Musial
Cardinal
Luke Easter
Easter
Doby
Weekly News Analysis on GI Abroad Guard and Berlin Stocks
An editor's analysis discusses keeping American troops overseas if the continent demands full guard while noting Berlin markets rise amid emergency expectations. It reflects Western Newspaper Union style commentary on wartime strategy and economic signals.
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Berlin
Europe Faces Permanent U S Troop Garrison Debate
The piece argues for a standing American garrison in Western Europe to back the Atlantic pact defense, citing experts who say U S troops provide leadership and reassurance amid a fragile European balance. It notes pact membership, divisions, and the Berlin blockade context shaping postwar security. The article also covers the U S Supreme Court refusal to hear Hollywood writers Lawson and Trumbo, upholding congressional subpoena powers.
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France
Pact Alliance
America
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High Court
Congress
John Howard Lawson
Dalton Trumbo
Lawson
Trumbo
Black
Douglas
Clark
Congressional Committee
Communist Party
England best for American tourists says syndicate head
Farnham F. Dudgeon editor of Western Newspaper Union reports England is the place to go for Americans seeking a memorable trip at low cost. He notes devalued pounds boost buying power and cites inns and hotels from 21 to 23 dollars weekly.
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England
Farnham F. Dudgeon
Western Newspaper Union
Dudgeon
Atlantic
Scotland
British ‘Travel Association
Columns Capture Brief Meeting Phrase
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Radioactive eggs and India Pakistan pact dominate midweek science and politics
The UF poultry study fed radioactive calcium to hens, finding shell and white with traces while yolk remained mostly unaffected. Separately, India and Pakistan ratified a pact to protect minorities and allow migrations, offering cautious hope for peace amid caste abolition efforts and global scrutiny. A drug aureomycin touted as a growth booster for livestock and possibly humans was announced at the American Chemical Society meeting, with potential to boost meat supplies and reduce costs.
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Clyde Driggers
University of Florida Agricultural Experiment Station
Poultry-Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge
Nehru
India
Pakistan
American Chemical Society
Philadelphia
Grandma Sayings Contest Promotes Nu Maid Margarine
A 1920s style community call invites submissions of sayings and ideas for Grandma's column with a $5 prize to the first accepted entry. Contest notes cite Nu Maid margarine improvements and a new package to preserve flavor, addressed to Grandma at 108 East Pearl Street Cincinnati Ohio.
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Cincinnat! 2
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