New York Yankees seek starting help for Eddie Ford
In Boston rival chatter, New York Yankees discuss replacing pitcher Eddie Ford as they lean on veteran talent and strong catching. Potential candidates include Syme and Porter while the club plans for a fourth starter to bolster a rotation that has mixed results this season.
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Stroller Parking Lot At Toronto Children’s Hospital
James Montagnon reports on a Toronto hospital expansion for the sick children. The new building houses the Hospital for Sick Children with 32 beds, a dedicated indoor play area, therapy pools, raised baths, and child friendly design features including high light switches and ventilated ambulances for premature babies. The facility serves a large pediatric outpatient population and emphasizes safety and specialized care for young patients.
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Hearing Anonymous Aims to Help Deaf Seekers in Ohio
In New York a doctor helped Marie Hays regain sound after seven years of deafness. She advocates Hearing Anonymous, a proposed support network modeled on Alcoholics Anonymous to guide hard of hearing people back to the world of sound. She envisions trained counselors sharing experiences, with focus on accepting deafness and learning to use hearing aids.
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Green Wave Freshmen Football Team Rebuilds at IRLEANS
Louisiana AP reports a 35 man freshman squad for the Green Wave with a 1-1-1 record in scrimmage. The program will face the challenge of replacing 15 lettermen before the next fall season as it restocks talent.
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Sleep better with blankets, says bi manufacture group
A garbled Chicago report cites the National Association of Bi Manufacturers claiming people sleeping under heavy blankets rest more. The piece suggests long sleepers may lift a large number of times in a night and questions if heavier coverings improve rest.
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Seven Men Convicted in Auto Theft Ring in Chattanooga
Seven men convicted in federal court in Chattanooga face stiff penalties as the government seeks long terms. Defendants Samuel J. Jobson James Williams Johnson Otis Franklin Johnson Henry Underwood Jefferson Moses Keith George Edward Johnson and Joseph Eddie Eustice are Soddy Tennessee residents except Otis Johnson of Dayton. Two more defendants pleaded guilty and one was acquitted. Authorities claim about 90 000 worth of cars stolen with possible 20 000 more to be proven. Total trial costs estimated at 10 000 with appeals likely. Potential single terms range up to five years for some and up to seven or more for others with fines up to 70 000.
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University Professor Pursues Color Lithography Research
University associate art professor Richard C. Zoellner received a University Research Committee grant to study color lithography. He plans a statewide traveling exhibit of 10 to 12 lithographs and hopes for national showings. He explains the process using limestone boards, greasy crayon drawings, and water repellent chemistry, noting a different stone per color and ongoing experimentation.
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State Liquor Revenue Off Nearly $500000
MERY AP report notes a sharp drop in state liquor revenue for the year ending 1949 with limited profit for the month, contrasted by higher December figures. Officials report 1949 sales at 42 million plus, while 1950 forecasts show gradual recovery amid administrative changes and prior year comparisons.
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Fos Hikes Fees For Marriages Funerals And Christenings
An Associated Press report notes Kaw Fog inquiry seeking approval to raise fees for marriages funerals and christenings. Official statement indicates permission was granted increasing charges for these services.
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