Dodgers Introduce Twight Baseball For Twilight Night Games
Brooklyn Dodgers debut twight baseball mixing twilight and night play for 15,157 fans at Ebbets Field. first experiments target 7 pm starts with one hour of artificial light, backed by military approval and manager cooperation. Giants and Pirates games follow, while Passeau defeats the Bruins 6 0 as Brooklyn slips in standings.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Larry, Macphail
John MacDonald
MacPhail
Horace Stoneham
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Fittsburgh Pirates
Detroit
New York Yankees
Boston
Tigers
Yankees
Ebbets Field
Diallone
Army
Brooklyn
Claud
Passeau
Chicago Cubs
Bruins
Open Fishing Spots in San Bernardino Forest Listed
War emergency closes most forest use but preserves certain recreation areas. Readable fishing sites include Hemet Lake Strawberry Creek Idyllwild area North Fork San Jacinto from Banning Idyllwild road Willow Creek Tahquitz Creek Fish Creek Santa Ana River areas Lost Creek Forsee Creek Barton Creek Big Bear Lake Jenks Lake Green Valley Arrowhead Lake Arrowhead Lake Gregory Little Mojave Creek Cajon Districts Lytle Creek sections and middle fork Lytle Creek.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Hemet Lake
Strawberry Creek
Idyllwild
North Fork
San Jacinto
Banning- Idyllwild
Willow Creek
Tahquiz Creek
Big Bear
Fish Creek
Santa Ana
Washa Club
Big Meadows
South Fork
Lost Creek
Forsee Creek
Barton Creek
Big Bear Lake
Jenks Lake
Arrowhead
Green Valley Stake
Lake Arrowhead
Lake Gregory
Nomination of Officers Held by Legion Post
The Legion post discussed officer nominations and plans for a local celebration. Dr. Rega announced fifty bottles of blood plasma would be available for Corona with fifty more in reserve. Colbern proposed an 18 member community celebration.
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Aa Saenics
Pire
Colbern
Yankees Dominant Power Grips American League Pennant Race
June 16 feature notes the New York Yankees lead the American League by nine games, with a .759 winning percentage after 41 wins and 13 losses. Despite slumps from Joe DiMaggio and Charlie Keller, Bronx Bombers win three straight with backups, illustrating an overwhelming pace and confidence.
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Wizards of Odds
Jack Doylie
New York
Joe McCarthy
Miller Huggins
Fennent
Cleveland
Joe DiMaggio
Charlie Keller
el Goofo Gomez
Bill di
Young Jimmy Gilmore defies odds after surgery triumph
Despair over saving his left leg in 1923 gave way to praise for Jimmy Gilmore's courage. At 14 he recovered through daily leg exercises and walking, later excelling in high school football, swimming as captain of a college team, and training as a flight instructor at Embry-Riddle. Meanwhile the National Clay Courts opens with Latin American stars Vega and Segura among 50 contenders, listing top seeds Talbert Mattman Greenberg Richards Reedy Everett Evert Larned and others, with byes for Talbert and Rolando Vega.
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Jimmy Gilmore
Fox
Jimmy
University of Miami
Embry- Riddie School of Aviation
Arimanio Vega
Mexico
Francisco Segura
Ecuador
N. Vega
Rolando
Segura
Frankie Parker
Pacific
William Talbert
Cincinnati
U. S
Restrictions Explained by Forest Service Continue
The article lists forest fire safety rules including no smoking except at campgrounds and habitable areas, no throwing lit material from moving vehicles, and debris burning only with a written permit. Readers are urged to consult field officers for area specifics and individual guidance.
Milwaukee thief steals flag in unclear incident
A fragmented report from Milwaukee describes a theft involving a flag and uncertain details. The incomplete text mentions a thief and a tee-off context, but specifics such as time, location, or motives are unreadable.
Italy Germany claim big victory in convoy clash
Axis report says two light cruisers and five destroyers struck a British formation, sinking ships and forcing retreat near Malta. Italian submarines allegedly torpedoed a convoy leaving Gibraltar, with further blows including a tanker set ablaze and a heavy cruiser lost to air and underwater torpedoes.
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Italy
Germany
Gibraltar
Malta
Eugenio di Savoia
Raimondo Montecuccoli
Saroyan Declares American Theater Dead and Proposes Rescue
San Francisco William Saroyan says the American theater is dead and offers to revive it. He calls himself the lone American playwright aiming to create a new dramatic era to replace the old, criticizing the 1941-42 season as collapse and dull, journalistic fare.
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San Francisco
William Saroyan
Sar
Alexander Woollcott
Battles and air actions dominate fronts in World War II update
Continued reports describe heavy naval losses for Axis in the Mediterranean and Pacific, with claims of sunk ships and damaged vessels. U S planes advance in the Aleutians as operations press against Japanese footholds while Soviet troops halt German advances near Kharkov and Sevastopol. In Africa British forces contend near Tobruk with contested trap claims, and Mediterranean air naval actions include sinking an Italian cruiser and damaging others. The House Ways and Means Committee shelves income tax cut proposals, and Patterson notes rubber conservation as a military necessity amid scrap drives.
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Aleutian Nous
United States
Aleutians
Dutch Harbor
Midway
Qoral
Russia
Red Army
Kharkov
Sevastopol
Berlin
Moscow
Africa
Fsl
Gazaia
Tobruk
China
Chekiang- Kiangsi
Darwin
Mediterranean
American Army Air Corps
Pantalleria
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Robert P. Patterson
Saroyan proposes rights sale to fix literary woes
The excerpt notes William Saroyan offering to sell rights to about 20 of his plays to the country at large to address a purported miserable condition. The quotation frames a dramatic remedy involving wholesale rights transfer.
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Saroyan
Naval Physician Recounts Java to Australia Naval Escape
Lt. Cmdr. Wassell recalls evacuating hospital cases from Java to Australia under fire aboard the Janssen. Zeros raked the ship as it ferried 360 passengers. despite attacks, he stayed with wounded men, urged them ashore, and earned the Navy Cross while deflecting personal credit.
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Gorydon M. Wassell
Java
Australia
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Wassell
Janssenn
Marblehead
Houston
Youthful suspect wore coat tied to theft in court
Robert O. Duke, a young Negro, entered court wearing the coat he was accused of stealing. The complainant testified, exclaiming that it was his property, and the evidence appeared to be complete.
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San Diego
Robert O. Duke
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