Sanford's 16 straight wins spark team effort debate
A sports columnist questions the credit given to Jack Sanford for 16 consecutive wins. He argues the Giants’ defense and batters shaped the streak, not Sanford alone, and compares the feat to quarterback passing stats. The piece asserts individual glory belongs to teams in most sports.
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San Francisco Giants
Rube Marquard
Santores
Pittsburgh
Buc
Moundsman
War fears and local notices from Corry district 1942
September 18 1942 Ottawa reports heavy price paid for raid threats Als forces. Civil defense officials warn daylight air raid test for Corry and county may come soon. Local items include VFW Junior Drum and Bugle Corps, fifth year of Frais Furnitive Store, bowling league leaders, a Columbia six car crash on Findley Lake road, Corry High School agriculture field lesson, pending arrests in thefts from Corry Auto Supply, and the death of Mrs Mary Collins widow of William Collins.
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Ottawa
Hie Als
Dieppe
Erie County Defense Council
Corry
Corry Auto Supply Company
East Mainstreet
Ford Truck Accident on Euclid Street Causes Property Damage
A Ford truck owned and driven by a local man rolled down a hill on Euclid Street after brakes failed near the Shaver residence. It struck the David Peet home porch, ending its slide in a crash with property damage but no injuries reported.
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Euclid Street
Shaver
David Peet
Fruit stand operator dies after truck collision in Philadelphia
Salvatore Calvo, a year old fruit stand operator, was fatally struck by a truck yesterday near the city intersection where he conducted business. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene, and investigations into the crash are ongoing.
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Philadelphia
Salvatore Calvo
Monroe Doctrine Evolution Through Havana to OAS Charter
George Sokolsky traces the Monroe Doctrine from the Act of Havana 1940 to postwar hemispheric reforms. He notes Roosevelt’s imperial rhetoric, the Rio and Bogota turns, the 1948 Charter of the Organization of American States, and the shift toward non interventionist peace and regional solidarity.
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Organization of American States
Latin America
United States
Rio de Janeiro
Bogota
Rio
Banking in Moscow mirrors state control and secrecy
Morgan Guaranty official Robert Hirton observed rare skepticism among Moscow bankers toward Western finance. In Soviet Russia the Gosbank and Strai bank operate under a Council of Ministers with central plans guiding loans and investments. Most banking is paper based, with cash limited to small sums, and letters of credit under strict bank control.
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Soviet Union
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Gosbank
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I. D. Bher
Moscow Institute of Finance
Council of Ministers
Straibank
Nes
Supreme Soviet
Hirten
Kazanteev
Vandals Slash Convertibles at Tri-City Speedway Near Franklin
State Police investigate vandalism at Tri-City Speedway after last Saturday night races. Pye convertibles tops slashed and vehicles damaged near a wooded area. Aeros, mirrors, and windshield wipers ripped from several cars. Police seek witnesses who attended the races.
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Franklin
Pye
Tri-City Speedway
Corry Evening Leader Advertising and Publish Info
The Corry Evening Leader lists staff roles and contact details and outlines display and subscription rates. Advertising offices include Beltcan Building Chicago and Weightman Building Philadelphia, with mail rates stated and restrictions on republication of local news and AP dispatches.
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Evenly Journ Journal
Publie
Sample
William Eatery
Allan Advertising
John Motoughlin
G. T. Bersama
National Advertising Representsskimball, Inc
Lexington Avenues
New Toe
Beltcan
Chicago Age and Bond
Derolls Chamber of Commerce
Prubutch
Weightman Builbane Phlisdetpas
Schools and ideology split in California race for state schools chief
A debate on school curriculums pits pro and anti basics as California voters head to the November election for State Superintendent. Maxwell Rafferty Jr favors three rs with strong patriotism and indoctrination, while Ralph Richardson argues for broader topics. Soviet schooling contrasts with indoctrination from kindergarten onward.
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California
Memory slips as middle age deepens Hal Boyle essay
Hal Boyle muses that memory loss in middle age is normal and protective. He argues selective forgetfulness helps reduce burden from others demands, letting people remember what matters while dismissing less essential details.
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New York
Final Fate of Our Well-Groomed Fly Casters
The writer compares national strength to earlier American roots of love and pride in country. They fear the outcome of future confrontations with Russia, whether hot war or cold war, and worry about the fate of their "fly casters" in the end.
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China
Korea
Vietnam
United States
Castro
Hungary
East Germany
Indonesia
Poland
Queson
Russia
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