Harold Newhouser Named Best Pitcher in Baseball for 1946
The piece argues Hal Newhouser of the Tigers is baseballs top pitcher, citing a 1944 and 1945 peak, six wins in seven recent starts, and a projected 25 to 30 win season. It notes strong praise from veterans and comparisons with Bob Feller Spud Chandler and Tex Hughson, asserting Newhouser could lead both leagues this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Feller
Spud Chandler
Tex Hughson
Harold Newhouser
Tigers
Newhouser
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Dom DiMaggio
Bobby Doerr
Bill Dickey
Charlie Keller
Arkansas Quail Hunter
Chandler
Hughson
Ferris
Harris
Trucks
Kramer
Hal Newhouser
Ed Walsh
Jack Chesbro
Matty, Johnson
Smokey Joe Wood
Dizzy Dean
Grover Alexander
Lefty Grove
Matty
Alexander
Tiger
Chander
National League Faces Star Shortage Versus A L Contenders
Querulous letters from NL fans question why the league trails the A L in star power this season. They point to Ted Williams Charlie Keller Bob Feller and others as top performers. Critics say NL lacks pitchers like Feller Newhouser Chandler Hughson and lacks power hitters besides Johnny Mize.
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National League
Ted Williams
Charlie Kelfer
Bob Feller
Newhouser
Chandler
N. L
Feller
Hughson
Johnny Mize
Williams
Greenberg
Keller
DiMaggio
Carl Hubwell
Dizzy Dean
Matty
Alexander
A. L
Courtesy to Cripples on Street Car Chase
A man chased onto a street car joked about losing a leg. The conductor replied that they would always stop for a man with a crutch, implying sympathy and courtesy in transit.
Timekeeper Replaces Loan With Paycheck Shortfall
A road crew timekeeper borrowed $2 from a worker to buy drinks. He promised repayment on payday. On payday the worker found his check $2 higher than expected and learned the extra $2 was to cover the loan repayment, revealing the repayment plan.
Absent-minded Professor Schmaltz Quoted on Switzerland Trip
A waitress notes the professor will travel to Switzerland for his lungs while the manager confirms the remark. The exchange highlights the comic notion of a scientist seeking a cure or rest abroad as part of a running joke.
Gallant Guest Seeks Seat With Hostess
Dialogue shows a guest asking to sit at the hostess's right hand but she declines and offers a chair instead. The exchange emphasizes seating etiquette and humor in dining room social norms.
Soldier questions war effort over wasted England meals
An American soldier billeted in England refuses to finish his meal at a local inn. The waiter scolds him for wasting food, insisting the food will win the war. The soldier responds hesitantly, unsure who will benefit from the waste.
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England
Union Baseball Up Again
The piece argues for renewed union efforts in baseball as the Pennsylvania labor board gains jurisdiction over the Pittsburgh club. It satirically envisions protest actions, calls for broader equality in pay, and praises Robert Murphy the Harvard organizer, while critiquing modern players' gentler approach and the sport’s profitability dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State Labor Board
Pittsburgh Baseball Club
Casey
Robert Murphy
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Windshield sticker campaign vs deadly driving
A humorous critique notes a formal war slogan “Take It Easy” for auto safety and a push to paste windshields. It mocks the idea that a sticker can curb fatal crashes while contrasting goofy driving with real danger on the road. The piece jabs at slogans and a quirky classified note from YE OLDE SWAP SHOPPE offering trades.
Weathered Farmer Wit Sees Through the Breeze
A veteran farmer, famed for precise weather calls, jokes that he has not heard the radio today to predict the day. His quip reflects practical know how and skeptical humor about modern forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Kolodin
Willark Trout Joins Staff at Sports Afield Magazine
Willark Trout has joined the staff of Sports Afield Magazine. The item notes the move with light, witty remarks from Grid Adams and includes a string of Americanisms about everyday prices and travel.
Amber Controversy and Studio Shuffle in 20th Century Fox Plans
O Linda Darnell defeats Gene Tierney for Forever Amber title role amid protests over the production by 20th Century Fox. Amber costs reach $300,000 as Peggy Cummins leads a new push while Otto Preminger to direct, replacing John Stahl. September restarts. The Stray Lamb begins with Audie Murphy debuting before James Cagney’s bid. Wendy Day joins the cast. Irene Dunne and William Powell star if phase proves strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Darnell
Gene Tierney
Amber
20Th Century-Fox
Peggy Cummins
Cornel Wilde
Bruce Carleton
Otto Preminger
John Stahl
William Cagney
the Stray Lamb
Audie Murphy
G.I
Cagney
Murphy
Wendy Day
Clarence Day Jr
Irene Dunne
William Powell
Hollywood Stars Jump Between Screens And Airwaves
A packed look at actors crossing from film to radio in the year’s gossip. Clau dette Colbert and Fred MacMurray headline The Egg and I for a top laugh. Harry Von Zell disputes radio acting claims while showing versatility in Till the End of Time. Guy Madison lands a big breakout in Since You Went Away beside Dorothy McGuire. Mary Meade gains a speaking line in The Magnificent Rogue after promoting in Earl Carroll Sketchbook. Margalo Gilmore joins The Right to Happiness cast. Wendell Corey sits star in Goodbye Again, aided by a theater concession at Yardley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry von Zell
von Zell
RKO
Guy Madison
Sailor
Jennifer Jones
Dorothy McGuire
Coogan Plans Return to Radio and Screen Roles
Jackie Coogan announces a new radio show and a screen part in Terry and the Pirates after Forever Earnest. Warner Bros begins So You’re Having a Nervous Breakdown short. Dick Jones, third Henry in The Aldrich Family, stays in the army. Columbia previews Its Tough to Be a Star snapshot. Dennis Morgan jokes about his daughter Kirstin asking which part of the cow makes the bottle.
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Columbia
Dennis Morgan
Kirstin
Night dress with lace and belt pattern 1529
Describes a stylish night dress for larger figures with narrow lace design and a sweetheart neckline. Back slit to the waist, a tie belt, and a colorful all over print with white trimming. Pattern 1529 fits sizes 34 to 48 and lists yardage for 35 or 39 inch fabrics and lace.
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America
Sandpaper and Vinegar for Suede Care and Fall Painting Tip
The text advises brushing suede shoes and lightly sanding with fine sandpaper then wiping with vinegar dampened cloth. It notes late fall as the best time for house painting because summer heat has removed moisture from wood.
How to Clean Dust From Wallpaper
To remove dust from wall paper wipe with a soft wall brush or soft cloth. Avoid hard rubbing as it will streak and roughen the paper.
Restoring gilt with wax and turpentine touch
A quick home guide explains that drab flower pots regain luster when brushed with ordinary wax crayons. It also notes that gilt picture frames can be revived by rubbing with a sponge lightly moistened with turpentine.
Cheese Preparation Tips for Mixed Dishes
If you plan to mix cheese with other ingredients for cooking, cut the cheese into small pieces or grate it. This helps it melt evenly and blend with the surrounding flavors, improving texture and uniform heating.
Bedtime as a Positive Routine for Kids
Advocates set a pleasant bedtime routine to ease child reluctance and avoid using sleep as punishment. Emphasizes creating calm, reassuring moments to foster good attitude toward rest and reduce bedtime rebellion.
Line dresser drawers with layered papers for clean slippage
Use at least three sheets of paper to line drawers or shelves and replace them in one go. When the top sheet becomes soiled, remove it to expose a clean layer beneath.
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Petrillo
Francis X Bushman Signed by Metro for New York Contract
The actor was summoned to New York to sign with Metro after a press agent showered him with two thousand pennies as he left Grand Central Terminal. A crowd followed, Metro officials noted his popularity, and Bushman reportedly earned $1,000 a week. Rockefeller similarly paid for attention with dimes.
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Francis X. Bushman
New York
Metro
Grand Central Terminal
Bushman
John D. Rockefeller
Moon Temperature Extremes Revealed
The moon experiences temperatures from 209 degrees Fahrenheit in full sunlight to 144 degrees below zero during total eclipse, highlighting vast thermal swings on its surface.
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JO Fischer
Sinus
Mopsy
Gladys Parker
By C. Kessler
Union Baseball
Phil Murray
Elmer Twitchell
Yankee Magazine
Grid Adams
Ima Dodo
Moscow
Western Newspaper Union
Virginia Vale
James Cagney
Claudette Colbert
Fred MacMurray
Mary Meade
Republic
Margalo Gilmore
Connie Wakefield
Wendell Corey
Yardley
Corey
McGarry and His
Mouse
NBC
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
South Wells St
Chicago
Rway Sullivan
Aeta
O'Sullivan
Comfort
U. S
Sloan
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