Disillusion with postwar policy and funding gaps
A reflection on the air force reserve training program nearly ending due to Congress withholding funds while funds remain available for pursuing Nazi treasures. The writer contrasts World War I and World War II aims with a fragile faith in postwar international fellowship and questions future inspiration for soldiers.
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Uncle Joe
Air Force Reserve
United States
Congress
Good Fellowship of the World
Thom asville Hi-Toms Fall In 12-11 Blow To Moors
Fourteen hits and eleven runs could not overcome pitching woes as Thom asville High Point Dodgers lose 12-11 to Mooresville Moors in Mooresville. Series concludes tonight at Finch Field with Moors visiting at eight o'clock. Harrison scored on Wray's single to break an 11-11 tie in the eighth inning. Colarelli pitched for the Hi-Toms as they briefly surged for four runs in the first.
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High Point Dodgers
Mooresville
Harrison
Wray
Hank Colarelli
Hi-Toms
Walker Cooper Delivers as Giants Top Pirates in Polo Grounds
Walker Cooper homered twice driving in five as the New York Giants rallied from an 8 1 deficit to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 13 10 at the Polo Grounds. The win, with Cincinnati’s defeat, put the Giants in first place in the National League. Cooper’s five RBIs highlighted a late surge that overturned a tense 10 9 Pittsburgh lead.
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Red) Barrett
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Lawrence to Hurl as Hi-Toms Seek Turnaround
The Hi-Toms plan to start Charles Lawrence a newly signed Randolph County right hander making his organized debut. Lawrence stands six five and weighs 200 pounds. Junior Leonard and George Gentz led the Hi-Toms with three hits in five at bats in last night’s game, with first pitch set for 8 o’clock.
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Hi-Toms
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George ‘Gentz
Boxing results roundup from West Springfield and Baltimore
In West Springfield Frank Cordino lost to Rob Montgomery in a ten round non title bout. Montgomery out pointed Cordino at 13615 Philadelphia. In Baltimore Jimmy Bivins defeated Lee Murray in a ten round decision, with Murray from Cleveland.
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Philadelphia
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Toronito
Baltimore
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Cleveland
Lee Q. Murray
South Norwalk
Conn
Hard Luck Pitcher Dickson Upsets Cardinals in 15 Inning Loss
In Philadelphia on June 10 the Phillies beat the St. Louis Cardinals 2 to 1 after a 15 inning marathon. Schoolboy Rowe was injured by a broken bat fragment as Stan Musial sparked the Cards in the opener, while Murray Dickson struggled but earned the loss in relief as Ennis drove in the deciding run in the 15th.
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del Ennis
Braves Pitching Stifles Cubs 1-0 on One-Hitter
Red Barrett hurled a one hitter for the Braves as the Era edged the Cubs 1-0. Hank Borowy provided the lone spark with a sixth inning single for Chicago.
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Hank Borowy
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