Easter Bunny Reflects on Change and Progress in Plain Talk
A morning meeting with the Easter Bunny paints a satirical view of modern life. He cites waste, politics, and sports as signs of change, noting a shift away from tradition toward caution and pay-driven motives, urging action to hatch progress eggs.
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Easter Bunny
White House
Ostrich in the Sand Metaphor and Early Sulphur Fumigation
A fable dialogue contrasts the ostrich with head in the sand avoiding action and the Easter Bunny hints at consequences to come. The excerpt notes that sulphur was used for fumigation as early as 1,000.
Administratrices Notify Claims On Two Guilford Estates
Administratrix Ella Cauble of Hugh Dexter Cauble deceased and Agnes P. Smith administratrix of James Pow deceased announce claims against both estates must be presented within one year or barred. Creditors urged to settle promptly. notices dated March 28 1947 and March 17 1947 with attorney D H Parsons in High Point North Carolina and address Agnes P. Smith 110 Dalton St Greensboro NC.
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Hugh Dexter Cauble
Guilford County
North Carolina
Ella Cauble
Hugh Dexter Caubie
High Point
D. H. Parsons
James Pow
Agnes P. Smith
Dalton
John A. Shelton
D. M. Parsons
Merkle Bonehead label masks a sharp Giants star
Margery Miller notes Fred Merkle, famed 1908 Polo Grounds hero turned scapegoat for a base touch error, was a highly intelligent, strategic player. Despite public boos, his genius in algebra and chess shows his true baseball prowess and misread moment.
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Margery Miller
Fred Merkle
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Merkle
Bridwell
Johnny Evers
Chicago Cubs
Fred
Bonehead
Daily tremors seen as safety valves in Japan
The Japanese view mild, daily earthquakes as safety valves for underground energy. If no tremor is felt for a period, anxiety grows that energy could accumulate into a severe quake like the 1923 event.
Plenty of Nothing The Gulf of Guinea and the prime meridian
The Gulf of Guinea off West Africa is described as a place with no longitude no latitude and no altitude at sea level where the prime meridian crosses the equator.
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Gulf of Guinea
Africa
Pauline Betz Faces Suspension Over Pro Tour Talk
USTLA to decide if Pauline Betz, top U S and Wimbledon titleholder, should be suspended for openly considering turning professional. President Holcombe Ward said a charges investigation will proceed and Betz must reply by Monday. She has been told not to accept expenses for European events until the matter is resolved.
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New York
U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
Pauline Betz
USTLA
Holcombe Ward
Miss Betz
U. S
Wimbleton
Los Angeles
Europe
Sarah Palfrey Cooke
Elwood Cooke
Norman Marks
USLTA
Stanford Crewmen Pay Own Expenses
Stanford oarsmen defy the athletic council by proceeding with independent crew plans. The council denied official status to the team, but the sailors booked spring races with California and others and will finance training and regattas themselves.
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Calif
Athletic Council
Stanford Oarsmen
University
Oarsmen
California
National A A tournament opens in Boston Garden
The three day national A A tournament begins at the Boston Garden with 308 boxers from 30 teams competing for eight crowns including entrants from Hawaii.
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Hawaii
A. A
Wa Cee
Boston Garden
Births Rise in Wartime and Economic Strain
The record notes that during long periods of war or depression the share of male births tends to climb. Historical patterns suggest socioeconomic stress influences birth sex ratios, with more boys born in tougher times.
State Amateur Tourney Planned
Wilson the Wilson Junior Chamber of Commerce expands the state event from an eastern Carolina venue to a full state amateur championship May 22-25 at Wilson Country Club. A May 21 pro medal event precedes May 22 amateur qualifying and May 23 match play. Raleigh amateur Tommy Card won last year’s tourney.
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North Carolina
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Redhead and hair color demographics among U S Whites
The data counts 3.4 million redheads 7 million blondes 54 million medium dark hair and 44 million brunets among white Americans. The figures illustrate hair color distribution across the population.
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Demaret Captures Second Masters Title In Tie For Second
Jimmy Demaret wins his second Masters with a two stroke edge at Augusta 281 total. Byron Nelson retires to Roanoke Texas with 283 while Frank Stranahan 68 ties at 283 for second. Nelson era and Hogan 284 finish tied for fourth as McSpaden 286 and others follow.
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Horton Smith
Roanoke
Texas
Frank Straanahan
Toledo
Demaret
Tucson
St. Petersburg
Miami
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Herman Keiser
Akron
Harold McSpaden
Sanford
McSpaden
Henry Picard
Cleveland
Jim Ferrier
Chicago
Ed Oliver
Wilmington
Del
Dick Metz
Arkansas City
Kans
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
Lloyd Mangrum
Tony Penna
Cincinnati
Johnny Bulla
Phoenix
Ariz
Keiser
Ellsworth Vines
Los Angeles
Chisox Abolish Horseplay Stress Hitting For Pitchers
Ted Lyons leads the Chicago White Sox in a spring reshaping of the club. He abolishes horseplay, emphasizes full batting practice for pitchers, and aims for first division with a strong pitching staff featuring Lopat Ruffing Orvel Grove Papish and others. Lyons asserts the team will hustle and seek timely hits to boost wins.
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Calif
Ted Lyons
Iugo White Sox
Pale Hose
Lyons
Jimmy Dykes
Ruffing
Eddie Lopatto
Chicago
Ted
Lopat
Orvel Grove
Frank Papish
Joe Haynes
Earl Caldwell
Gordy Maltzberger
Edgar Smith
John Rigney
Thornton Lee
Baseball Briefs From Across The Nation
Baseball news from Fort Smith Norfolk Fort Worth Chattanooga Owensboro and Chattanooga highlights. Bill Ayers impressed for the Giants pitching against the Indians Bobby Feller matched him in a close 2 1 game. Yankees prep for Baltimore trip while Don Johnson and others sit out. Terry Moore shines in St Louis doubleheader vs Houston. Bud Lively and Bill Goodman duel Birmingham clash. Libby Sisti joins Milwaukee lineup as Southworth seeks batting upgrade.
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Ark
Bill Ayers
New York Giants
Mc Ott
Giants
Cleveland Indians
Oklahoma
Cleveland
Bobby Feller
Tribe
Feller
Stanford golfers weigh costs for defense of title at Ann Arbor
Stanford university golfers who won the national collegiate A A title last spring face high self funded travel costs to defend the title in Ann Arbor Michigan in June. Reportedly they may hire a wrestling coach from Oklahoma while awaiting athletic department decisions. Michigan swimmers also bear self funded travel to the A A U meet amid a feud over football.
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New York
Stanford University
Oklahoma
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
A.A.U
Detroit
AAU
White Sox feature aging stars and old hands on roster
The Chicago White Sox list five players aged 58 to 42 this season as the team colors grey tops. Belmont Park visit by Gaekwar of Baroda shows wealth and interest in racing while mutuels were down. Joe Kuczo cites Yale football greats and Fred Madhenny as top fullbacks. Rita Briggs from Ayer High School earns eligibility praise as catcher.
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Paterson
N. 4
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
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Baroda
Belmont Park
Joe Kuczo
Norfolk Tars
Yale
Fred Madhenny Vates
Clint Frank
Rita Briggs
Ayer
Mass
Rita
Deacons and Wolfpack Set For Easter Classic Tilt
Wake Forest and North Carolina State meet in Raleigh to begin a likely pitching duel between Elmer Sexauer and Curtis Ramsey. Ramsey led last season in the Big Four with six undefeated wins. Sexauer has impressed early in Wake Forests season as the Deacons seek a holiday classic win.
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N. C
Hlas
Curtis Ramsey
Vic Scorrell
Elmer Sexauer
Deacon
Murra Greason
Ramsey
Sexauer
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Deacons
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Norfolk
Binghamton
N. Y
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Clemson
McCrary Eagles
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Teague
Whitener
Hoch
Edwards
Cochran
Hooks
Divick Lf
Batchelor
Williams
Evans
Gardner
Egg production leads global poultry output
The United States ranks first in egg production among all countries, while Australia Canada Denmark Ireland and the Netherlands are noted for their poultry industries. The statement highlights the U S dominance in egg production as a key agricultural fact.
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Australia
Canada
Denmark
Eire
Holland
United States
Hemisphere division parallels in world maps
The text notes that most hemispherical maps split the eastern and western hemispheres using the meridians 20 W and 160 E, while some maps use 15 W and 165 E.
Duck and geese population hits low since 1938
Day, head of the fish and wildlife service, reports the North American duck and goose total fell to 54,000,000, the smallest since 1938, with a 26,000,000 drop in the last year. Despite the decline, a fall hunting season is likely, with possible bag limit and season reductions from last year. Synthetic rubber output rose sharply from 25,000 tons in 1942 to 800,000 tons in 1945.
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Albert M. Day
Fish and Wildlife Service
Day
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Scarcity of Good Rookies Across Major Leagues
New York April 7 In spring training camps a shortage of quality young players is noted with about 45 rookies projected to reach the opening day lineup on April 14. Key hopefuls include Jerry Witte Len Moss Bobby Brown Larry Berra EG Robinson Dave Philley Ferris Fain Frank Shofner Earl Torgeson Frank Baumholtz Clint Hartung Carroll Lockman and Jackie Robinson may join the Dodgers early if cleared by Branch Rickey. Other stalwarts expected to remain include Mele Mitchell Conaster Poole Lehner Neill Snider Rackley Tatum Gearhart Westlake Kahn Diering and others with June 15 cuts looming.
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Jerry Witte
Len Moss
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Bobby Brown
Larry Berra
New York Yanks
EG Robinson
Cleveland Indians
Dave Philley
Chicago White Sox
Ferris Fain
Philadelphia Athletics
Frank Shofner
Boston Red Sox
Earl Torgeson
Boston Braves
Frank Baumholtz
Cincinnati Reds
Clint Hartung
Carrol Lockman
New York Giants
Robinson
Jackie Robinson
Montreal Royals
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Sean Puiatly
Sam Mele
Red Sox
Dale Mitchell
Indians
Clina Conaster
Tigers
Austin
Jim Poole
Athletics
Paul Lehner
Browns
Tom Neill
Braves
Ed Snider
Marv Rackley
Tom Tatum
Dodgers
Lloyd Gearhart
Giants
Wally Westlake
Frank Kahn
Pittsburgh Pirates
Charlie Diering
St. Louis Cardinals
Tar Heel stars gain net honors at Sedgefield tournament
UNC net stars Victor Seixas and Clark Taylor swept the events at the Sedgefield invitational. Seixas beat Taylor to win the singles title and joined with Taylor to take the doubles crown over Johnson and Royal. Mrs Ann Gray of Washington won the women's singles and teamed with Barbara Wilkins to capture the doubles title over Greensboro pair Wible and Bell. Notice of administration follows: D M Parsons named administrator of John A Shelton estate, Guilford Co NC, claims due within one year. immediate settlement sought.
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Greensboro
Victor Seixas
Clark Taylor
University of North Carolina
Seixas
Taylor
David Johnson
Doyle Royal
Washington
Ann Gray
Barbara Wilkins
New Rochelle
N. Y
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