Heat Brothers Haegg Training For National AAU Meets
Heat specialist Gunder Haegg trains in New York and New Orleans amid intense heat and travel to prepare for the National AAU championships at Randall Island June 10 to 20. He plans to race Greg Rice in the 5,000 meters and a 1,400 meter duel with Nedden, with Dan Ferrie stating Haegg may remain in the U.S. through September.
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Harold Claasen
New York
Lordla
Gunler Aces
Lily
Jars Ekelund
Jogul
United States
Alto
Yeopla
Ieea
Dartwouth
Veo
Princeton
Mountain
Long Island
Altho
Columba University
Baker Field
Vinegg
New Orleans
Sweden
Gnevio Cremin
Versaille Eyes Many Insects Standings Note
In a brief note on insect vision Versaille discusses how many insects possess eyes capable of detecting objects both in front and behind their bodies, highlighting remarkable compound eye features and sensory adaptations.
Football and war era notes mix in roundup column
Sports roundup covers overseas service, coaching drills, and training ideas tied to football. It praises the sport as wartime entertainment and discusses players entering military reserves, with mentions of college teams, pitchers, and upcoming races amid the New York byline.
Saturday Scores Highlight Mixed MLB and NL Action
Washington defeated Detroit 6 to 1 while Philadelphia beat Cleveland 6 to 8 and Chicago won 4 to 1. New York edged St. Louis 3 to 2 as National League results show Cincinnati 7, St. Louis 3, Philadelphia 0, and New York 6, Pittsburgh 1. A noted shipping shortage spurred Uruguay to plan extensive plantings of nutty crops amid early hybrid poplar development.
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Brook
Pilaliireh
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Tostoy
Philadelphisy
New York
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
American Washington
Detroit
Philadelniiia
Chicaga
Nostas
St. Lone
National Tsien
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chienes
Treaklyn
Ueruguay
Wade
Maltzverger
Turner
Corry
Cart
Conroy
Cheveland
Neynolds
Dean
Heving
Amd Rov Sart
Christopher
Fagan
Diack
Swift
Wiener
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Trucke
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Meytz
Gulitaat
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Sorideo
MeKat
Potterni
Ferrell
Noroway Morrors
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Andrews
Naal
Mueller
Lowe
Melton
Trinkle
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Conmbs
Janw Lomfardt
Kiger
Lopes
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Adana
Manonso
J Hallett
Baler
Brooklyn
Gax
Davis
Fighe
Webber
Moore
Richard
Derringer
Told
Saine
Heston
Avconi
St. Louie
Onedel
Wenlheyy
Baseball scoreboard turmoil and a hospital soldier finds a free dance ticket
A chaotic scoreboard recap shows scores across the American and National Leagues with multiple games, early leads, and late rallies. Amid the sports notes a hospital soldier with sore feet reads a newspaper and unexpectedly finds a free ticket for a dance.
Junior Baseball Opening Today
Baseball program directed by the Greely Recreation Council starts Monday at 2 30 at Jackson Field. Open to boys 13 to 15 and 15 plus with two leagues planned. Eddie Moore leads, ten sponsors needed, no expense. Managers and coaches sought. contact Jim Baggot or Eddie Moore.
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Greely
Jim Baggot
Eddie Moore
Spread Between Feeders and Fat Cattle Is Small
Chicago reports continuation of favorable livestock prices forecast for 1943 by the Department of Agriculture. Hog prices declined last month, with a 12.6 to 18.6 spread between Chicago and May week, and feeder cattle demand remains Browning. May hog average $14.46, down from April. Feeders vs fat cattle spread remained tight for the season.
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Chicago
Department of Agericulture
Mobay
Loway
Wigier League Leaders Recap Midseason Standings
Fragmented list of leading players and teams with batting and scoring percentages. Names like Wigier, Blusinl, Hons-Caintill, Vits-Blusinl, Mc Cornilek, and Hockett appear for St. Louis, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Cleveland, and New York. Also mentions Pittgburgu, Chicano, and Washington figures with partial stats and team affiliations.
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Ahlaren
Philadelphia
Blusinl
St. Louis
Hons
Caintill
Brooklyn
Mtratal
Loula
Vits
McCornilek
Clicinnati
Herman
Tomo
Dinagio
Titsburgh
Lilwhiley
Bropbend
St. Louie
Hockett
Cleveland
White
Pulladelphia
New York
Detratt
Night baseball recap with multiple teams and stars
Stars Bob Kegel Jack Hallett and Tom O'Brien who led Pirates to a double victory over Granty with O'Brien stringing seven straight hits. Max Macon Doigers and Bill Nicholsou of Cubs Macon pitched well in first game as Nicholson drove in three runs with two doubles in night game. Yankees Lindell Edlen powered win with four hits including two homers and Etten added one as Brown and Lindell connected tonight. Red Sox Newsome Dee Miles spark offense in first game. Dov Johnson Mickey Vernon pace Senators in rout over Tigers with four hits each and Vernon stealing two bases.
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Bob Kegel
Jack Hallett
Tom O'Brien
Pirates
Klinger
Tvebit
Mallett
Granty
O'Brien
Max Macon
Doigers
Bill Nicholsou
Macon
Nicholson
Til Jormequ
John Lindell
Nick Edlen
Yankees
Johnson
Athletick
Johnny Salveson
Indians
Vato
Mayo
Salveson
Shitant
Bingell Mt
Skeeter Newsome
Dee Miles
Red Sox
Tattoo
Dov Johnson
Mickey Vernon
Senatora
Goas
Tigers
Vernon
Government plans heavier taxes in new revenue push
Washington reports indicate treasury officials weigh higher individual income taxes with rates possibly rising to 60 to 80 percent for top brackets as Congress prepares to consider President Roosevelt’s request for 18.06 billion dollars in extra revenues. A pay as you go plan is debated though some insist no rate hikes for individuals before 1943, while sales taxes and mixed schemes gain attention.
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Stitt
Treasury
Congress
Roosevelt
Ueiag
Vansenburg
E Mich
Tetir
George
D-Ga
Genata Shinocg
Daughton
Cleveland Transit Strike Ends Promise by Mayor
Mayor Frank J. Lauache said union officials pledged to end a walkout by carmen and bus drivers on ten east side lines of the municipally owned system. The Amalgamated Association of Street Electric and Motor Coach Employes Union issued a signed statement denouncing the act as unauthorized.
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Associated Ferensy Gleveland
Jones
Frank J. Lauache
Niyndred Afl
Carmen
East
Air Raid Alarm Sounds Over Wilmington Defense Region
June 6 a blue air raid alarm was sounded by the Wilmington North Carolina air defense wing due to unidentified planes later identified as friendly. Brigadier General Louis O. Bardle announced the alert was at 11 54 am by the First Fighter Command. Washington defense region forces enacted protective measures.
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New York
Piva
Army
Wilmington
N. C
Geners
Glouis O. Bardle
Wahwington
Congress To Lop Off Some Govt Bureaus
Washington reports the House and Senate debate a vast $72.0 billion wartime appropriation for the Navy and other agencies. Chairman Cannon signals opposition to the big request while subcommittees rush work on war funding. Remaining bills include Navy, lend lease, independent offices, treasury post office, and judiciary appropriations comprising billions in wartime spending.
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Price Administration
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Cannon
Honee Appropriations
Ala
Ney Department
Ha, Owl Manpower Commission
Econouic
Senate
Tle
Navy Department
Treasury Post Office
Jap Bombers Strafe Way and CIO Demands Recognition
Allied reports from Australia state Japanese dive bombers attacked Wav and nearby mountains, with 15 planes taking part but causing little damage. Four fighters supported the raid as one enemy aircraft was shot down. a plane was seen smoking and falling. CIO head Philip Murray urged Washington to recognize labor participation in mobilization efforts, calling for expanded Office of War Mobilization action to harness resources and manpower for unified military objectives.
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Wav
Janneya
CIO
Washington
Philip Murray
James F. Dyrne
Office of War Mobilization
OKIW
Ila
Murray
Ant
United Nations
Roosevelt Grandson Kills 11YearOld Friend in Accident
Ten year old William Roosevelt, grandson of President Theodore Roosevelt, accidentally shot and killed 11 year old Lewis Hutchinson while handling a 22 caliber rifle. Coroner W J Rushong reported the child died at Bryn Mawr Hospital after the incident occurred near Roosevelt’s mother Elizabeth Donner Winsor’s home. The tragedy adds to a year of violent accidents affecting young people.
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Philadelphia
Wiliam Connor Roosevelt
Bilgtt Roosevelt
Topesvelt
Montgomery County
Cocorner
W. J. Rushong
Rushong
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Aedmore
Moosevelt
Elizabeth
Donner Winsor
Fagemont
Delaware
Lewis
Winsor
Bryn Wave Hospital
Bonnital
Vermont
Auto Spill Injures Several in Eighth Street Crash
Two cars collided at Eighth street and Twenty-first avenue at 1:00 p.m. Sunday, sending multiple people to the hospital. Mike Baqui bel and Justo Rodrigues rode in the cars. Esquibel’s infant daughter and Mrs Esquibel were among the injured, all later released. Police investigated the crash and reported no fatalities. Also noted are scores from various baseball leagues and a line about Mount McKinley as North America’s highest point.
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Twenty-first Avenue
Gherralet
Convertire Ecoupe
Mike Baquibel
Ford
Delyon
Justo Rodrigues
Gireet
Esquibel
Rodrigues
Tilly
Bether Vaenties
Rodriguez
Mya. Rodriguez
Roosevelt to Speak Today to Conferees
Delegates to the United Nations food conference ended last week at Hot Springs Virginia will hear an address by President Roosevelt at a White House reception tonight. A brief address at 6 15 pm eastern time 3 15 pm mountain time will be broadcast by all networks.
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Washington
United Neations Food Conference
Hot Springs
Roosevelt Komayroiv
Constipation Mentioned With Rectal Abscess Guide
An old advertisement offers a free 40 page illustrated look at fistula rectal abscess piles and other colorectal conditions. It warns of delay dangers and urges immediate care with a mail card to Thornton & Minor Clinic Suite 626 926 McGee St Kansas City Missouri.
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Thornton & Minor
McGee St
Kacsam
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