Questioning isolation's effect on peace and democracy
DeWitt MacKenzie discusses whether virtual Western Hemisphere isolation would bring peace and US security, and whether it would fortify American democracy or provoke actions like citing Eugene Dennis by the House UnAmerican Activities Committee after he defied subpoenas. The piece questions the consequences of ending global engagement versus continuing congressional action.
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Robinson on the Spot in Brooklyn Debut
Jackie Robinson, 28, the first Negro to reach the modern major leagues, speaks in Brooklyn after being named to the Dodgers. He says he is ready to win over critics, prefers second base but will adapt, and credits Branch Rickey for the chance to break barriers in baseball history.
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Southern Association Opens With Balanced Clubs
The Southern Association begins its 47th season with Little Rock, Chattanooga, Mobile and others picked for strong showings. Atlanta, weakened by sales, faces questions in pitching and middle defense while Chattanooga is tipped to win the pennant. Opening games feature Memphis at Little Rock and Nashville at Chattanooga among others with expected attendance around 39,000.
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Keeneland Opens 1947 Season With 7800 Fans At Phoenix Handicap
Kentucky racing began the 1947 season at Keeneland with 7800 fans for the Phoenix Handicap the day’s feature. George Gains a 10-1 longshot won the $10 000 added race the oldest stakes in American racing first run in 1825. Derby hopefuls Mel Ep ley Say Blue and Johny's Pride were among three eligibles for the May 3 Kentucky Derby. Fleetridge from the Arkansas Derby circuit also ran in the eight race program with bettors wagering 327 085 at the parimutuels. George Gains paid 22 to win Hal Price Headley’s Pel licle six 20 Ariel Ace four 60.
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