Court Comment on Bailey Assault Case and Sentencing
A municipal court records Henderson Bailey Negro charged with assault by his wife Irene Bailey. Judge sentences him to 30 days on the roads with sentence suspended for three years if he does not assault his wife again. Conversation with friend Mose follows. Bailey jokes about the three years.
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Henderson Bailey
Irene Bailey
King
Irene
Henderson
Hrson
Mose
Flood
Haidree
France Rallies After War Devastation Despite Hard Times
Paris report portrays a nation rebuilt from ruin. General De Gaulle calls France erect yet grievously wounded as households suffer food shortages, high prices, and scarce coal while Britain and the United States aid with relief shipments and reconstruction efforts amid a tense political climate ahead of October elections.
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Belman Morinap
Paris
France
Major League Leaders National League Batting and Pitching
Statistics from the Associated Press include NL batting leader Holmes of Boston at .370 and runs by Holmes with 90. RosEn of Brooklyn leads in runs with 81. Walker of Brooklyn tops RBI with 86, while Olmo of Brooklyn has 83. Holmes also leads hits with 146.
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Holmes
Boston
Brooklyn
Rosen
Walker
Olmo
Workman
Lombardi
New York
DiMaggio
Philadelphia
Leading American League Batting and Power Leaders
Stirnweiss of New York tops runs batted in and hits with 65 and 112 while Case of Washington leads in batting at .327 and stolen bases with 20. Dates and teams shown include R Johnson Boston and Etten New York with 54 RBIs, 14 home runs, and Myatt 19 steals.
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Chicago
Case
Washington
Stirnweiss
New York
Stephens
St. Louis
R. Johnson
Boston
Etten
Binks
McQuinn
Moses
Jon
Myatt
Yanks Help French Build Big Airport
PARIS Orly airfield lies eight miles from central Paris as Allied and French forces rebuild postwar to create France’s major international hub. Col. William Plummer notes U S and French teams coordinate closely while the base becomes the main international air terminal with expanded runways taxiways and dual landing strips on three square miles.
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AP News
Paris
Orly
France
United States Air Transport Command
Army
United States
Naval Air Transport Service
William Plummer
Eighth
Ninth Air Forces
Fights Last Night Reported By Associated Press
In New York Chalky Wright at 133 pounds knoxed Henry Jordan 138 from Philadelphia. Hartford Dennis Brady 131 from New York defeated Tommy Murray 135 from Montreal. Providence Jah Lowman 204 from Detroit outpointed Louis Long Chicago.
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Chalky Wright
Los Angeles
Henry Jordan
Philadelphia
Hartford
Conn
Dennis Brady
Tommy Murray
Montreal
Providence
R. Jah Lowman
Detroit
Louis Long
Chicago
Williams to Meet Hatcher in Waterbury Title Bout
Ike Williams the NBA lightweight champion from Trenton New Jersey will fight Jimmy Hatcher of Washington D C in a 10 round main event at Municipal Stadium Waterbury on Thursday August 9 promoter George Mulligan announced tonight for the Waterbury A C
Iwo Jima Becomes Haven for Big B 29s and Crews
Air over Iwo Jima remains busy as B 29s from Marianas bases routinely arrive and depart. Col John G Fowler leads the superfort base with Lieut Col Max R Fennell directing landings. Fennell recalls past shipwrecks and rescues as the island now sustains routine operations.
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Iwo
Marianas
Mount Suribachi
Japan
Haven
Red Cross
John G. Fowler
Newnan
Max ‘R. Fennell
Seattlefi Wash
Fennell
Resting Well for Leukemia Victim Rick Flowers
Little Rick Flowers, two and a half year old leukemia patient, was reported resting well at a Atlanta hospital after gland and x ray treatments. The child was flown here from Baltimore Sunday in an army plane and no transfusions have yet been given.
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Atlanta
Little Rick Flowers
Baltimore
Jim Becomes Star Performer After Seven Years in Zoo
Bloomington residents see Jim the lion, once mocked for his appetite, rebound from Miller Park zoo to become a circus sensation after a sale to an animal trainer. He returns to town hailed as a stellar act.
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Bloomington
Ill
Jim
Miller Park Zoo
Two Students Sue for Right to Court Their Sweethearts
In Manizales Colombia two young students sue to woo their girls after a municipal judge required bond to bar any contact. The girls' parents prompted the bond request and a lawyer was engaged to defend the boys claiming their rights.
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Manizales
Colombia
Is This Trip Necessary For Demobilized Garrison
London report notes a British army unit at St. Helena faces an uncertain return home after demobilization. With Napoleon's exile site 1,200 miles off Africa and ships to England arriving only every four weeks, the four ranks may remain stranded. The piece questions the necessity of painful trips amid limited transport.
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Reader's Digest
Padre
England
Brighton
London
Ran
St. Helena
Napoleon
Yesterday's STARS and key late rallies in MLB action
Yesterday's STARS highlight include Jimmy Outlaw driving in Hal Newhouser's 17th win with a walk off 5 4 victory for the Tigers over the Browns. Tuck Stainback propelled the Yankees to a 4 2 win by driving in the tie breaking run in the 10th frame against Dave Ferriss. Pete Center backed the Indians with 4 2/3 innings of hit less relief in a 6 5 victory over the White Sox. Phil Weintraub delivered a ninth inning single lifting the Giants to a 4 3 win over the Braves. Al Jurisich pitched a complete game for the Cardinals in a 4 3 win over Cincinnati. Bucky Walters and the Reds shutout the Cardinals in a 2-0 victory.
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Jimmy Outlaw
Tigers
Hal Newhouser
Browns
Tuck Stainback
Yankees
Dave Ferriss
Pete Center
Indians
Cleveland
Chicago
Phil Weintraub
Giants
Chick Bkyl
Miroal
Orkman
Boston
al Jurisich
Cardinals
Bucky Walters
Reds
Jurisich
Cinecy
Walters
Burma Battle Junk Yields War Material in Calcutta Yard
The army quartermaster in Calcutta reports big business salvaging war material for reuse in the theater. The junk yard has shipped about 10 million dollars worth of airplane parts back to the United States while selling non critical items locally such as beer bottles. Coolies with crude tools perform most of the work in the salvage operations.
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Army Quartermaster Department
India-Burma
United States
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