Babe Ruth A RagstoRiches Baseball Legend
Babe Ruth rose from a Baltimore industrial home to become baseball’s biggest star. He set 714 career home runs and 60 in 1927, drew record salaries, built Yankee Stadium, and stirred packed parks with his power and personality. Ruth’s life blended triumphs on and off the field from 1914 to 1935, including his shift from pitcher to slugger and his famed World Series moments.
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Great And Small Mourn Passing Of The Beloved Sultan Of Swat
Nation mourns Babe Ruth death with tributes from President Truman former President Hoover and Yankee figures. Leaders praise Ruth as hero and model of fair play while recalling his career highs and personal life across a series of quotes and recollections. A closing line notes a lump of uranium energy fact.
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Time to Move Tacoma Tenant Ends Turbulent Debate
Police report 17 year old dispute between a tenant and landlady peaked in heated exchange. The tenant served it and decided to move, ending the argument.
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City Resident Needs More Than Farmer On Which To Retire
In Tuskegee Alabama Dr W T Spanton head of the US Agricultural Education Department told the New Farmers of America convention that a city resident must have ten times as much cash to retire with the same security as a farmer. He praised farm owners with homes livestock and gardens as providing greater security in retirement. Several hundred Negro farm youths from 16 southern states attended the opening session which runs through Wednesday.
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