Wage Earner in Spain Can't Afford Many of the Necessities There
AP World Traveler Dewitt Mackenzie reports from Madrid on Spain's high cost of living for wage earners. Average daily pay ranges from one to about 1.3 dollars, with essentials priced far above government rates, forcing reliance on markets and bare-bones meals. Despite hardship, families work all members to earn, bread and soup sustaining the poor, while plentiful fruit and fish offer some relief.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Madrid
Spain
Spainsia
Papa
Mama
Mexico
Hamilton Low With 68 in Golf Open
Ex national PGA champion Bob Hamilton of Chicago shot 34 34 68 to lead the second round of the Richmond Open at the Richmond course. Byron Nelson’s absence left the field open while Joe Brown Armand Farina Jimmy Hines Toney Penna John Perelli and Charles Stolhand trailed by one stroke. Defending champ Sam Snead Ben Hogan Harold McSpaden and Sam Byrd were among several former majors at par or better as others struggled on the fast greens.
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Russ Newland
Richmond
Calif
Bob Hamilton
Chicago
Links
Byron Nelson
Hamilton
Tl Richmon
Jear
Joe Brown
Des Moines
Iowa
Armand Farina
Schenectady
Jimmy Hines
Toney -Penna
Dayton
Ohio
John Perelli
Lake Tahoe
Charles Stolhand
Ponca
City
Okla
Vic Ghezi
Knoxville
Tenn
Denny Shute
Akron
Leland Gibson
Kansas City
Sam Byrd
Detroit
Willie Goggin
White Plains
N. C
Smiley Quick
Chino
Shametan
Sam Sneag
Hot Springs
Harold McSpaden
Sanford
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Pa’ Smead
McSpaden
Hogan
Nelson
Jim Ferrier
Lawson Little
Moneterey
Dick Metz
Arkansas City
Kas
U. S
Marvin
Bud Ward
Spokane
Walgh
Rookies Set to Shine in American League Comebacks
Chicago report notes a wave of pre war rookies poised for headlines in 1943 hot spots. Gilberto Coan, Walter Evers, and Sherman Lollar lead a hopeful crop with strong minor league records and clean defensive reputations. Others include Ted Scepkowski, Chet Hadjuk, Ernie Andres, Gene Woodling, Karl Drews, Henry Majewski, Bob Dillinger, and Johnny Caulfield as prospectors for a postwar return to form.
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Jerry Liska
Chicago
Ax— Tee Willams
Joe DiMaggio
Dick Wakefield
Joe Gordon
Pirpins
Sasan
Gilbert Coan
Washington
Walter (Hoot) Evers
Detroit
Sherman Lollar
Cleveland
Clark Griffith
Senators
Coan
Stan Spence
Jatt Heath
Fleet and Busky
Southern Association
Chattanoo- Aa
Tigers
Evers
Wakefieré
Beaumont
Tex
Wakefield
Diels
Lollar
Ballimoore Orioles
Tribe
Indians
Ted Scepkowsii
Baltimore
Curtis Bay
Chet Hadjukx
Chicago White Sox
Great Lakes
Mickey Cochrane
Ernie Andres
Boston
Sox
Indiana University
Gene Woodling
Karl Drews
Newark Last Salon
Brain disease blamed in Ley death and wartime actions
A FRANK CAREY AP report states Nazi official Dr. Robert Ley had a long standing degenerative brain disease, concentrated in the frontal lobes, which may have impaired his judgment and conduct. Ley hanged himself in his prison cell rather than face trial.
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Frank Carey
Whelington
Dan
Robert Ley
HHS
Anny Institute
Ley
Reich
Nembers
Webb Haymaker
Institute
Mrs George Ware of Pine Bat Guests of Freinds
Mrs George Ware of Pine Bat is the guest of friends here. The note mentions her visit and the cordial reception she received from local residents.
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George “Ware
Pine Bat
The Doctor Explains Mental Health Myths and Types
Dr OBrien outlines public misconceptions about mental illness and its relation to physical health. He describes four groups of mental disorders, notes heredity is not the sole cause, and emphasizes examining physical causes and hygiene before treatment.
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M.D
NEA
Dhyly
Tia
Tay Nak
Wade
United States
Veterans Administration
Midi Ieee
Anliy
le Senate
News of the Churches First Methodist Church Pine at Second
A church listing notes Morning Worship with special music Dream of Paradise by Mrs Tully Henry, sermon by the pastor, Youth Fellowship at 6 30, Evening Worship at Teal oclock, and a planned religious survey in January with cooperation sought from members. Garrett Memorial Baptist details include Sunday School and preaching times with midweek prayer services.
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Pine
Robert B. Moore
Mhurch Schol
Tully Ffenry
Serman
First Methodist
Will
First Baptist Church
Third
Main Streets
A. Whitlow
Seeview
Kirtick
Baptist Training Union
Joel
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