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A jumble of fashion notes and local notices includes fashion commentary by Lucy K Coleman Smith and Rev J O Bevis, plus church, club and local society updates. Tulsa Ohio stories recount a clerical mix up about a Saturday docket in Common Pleas Court and a quip about threading a needle.
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Common Pleas Court
Psychology Big Part of Job Says Veteran Baseball Trainer
Cleveland Indians trainer Max Welsman says psychology is essential for players as well as muscles. He explains you must be a real psychologist, adjust approaches to temperaments, and know when to use humor. Welsman, in his first year as trainer, aims to set a strong example and endorses teamwork, recovery, and morale across the roster.
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Cleveland
Max Lefty
Welsman
Boseton Newsbow
Cleveland Indians
Hkel Mel Harder
Willis Hudlin
Tribe
New York Yankees
Weisman
Boston
Weis
Yankee First Base Aspirant Kidnapped From Card's School
Johnny Sturm, a Yankees first-base hopeful, was kidnapped from a Cardinal school by scout H. Esstele. With Lou Gehrig out, Sturm faces competition from Ed Lavy and Mike Chartak for the job, as Dahlgren holds the call and rolls through farm clubs. Sturm, a left-handed hitter, boasts a 1939 .310 with Kansas City Blues in the American Association and has trained across multiple sports.
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NEA Service
New York
Johnny Sturm
Ellsworth Dallgren
New York Yankees
Cardinal
H Esstele
Dahlgren
Cour
Lou Gehrig
Sturm
Mike Chartak
Tall Ed Lavy
Rollins College
Kansas City Blues
Stm
Jacob Ruppert
St. Louis
Cardinals
Red Bird Bumshee
Charley Barrett
Brooklyn
Bill Essick
Joe DiMaggio
Joe Gordon
Bturm
Yanks
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Yankees
Joplin
Benny Bengough
Binghamton
Augusta
Louisville
Sturn
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Newark
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Gehrig
Bears
St. Petersburg
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Farm reconstitution and cotton allotment deadlines listed
County Agent Oliver L Adams outlines deadlines for 1949 AAA farm reconstitution, 1939 Conservation program fragments, and cotton allotments. March 31 1940 for reconstitution. February 1 1940 for cotton allotments. discussions include supplements for 1940 cotton production and uncertainty of allotments. Also notes on protecting farm machinery to reduce rust and extend life.
Aid for Hempstead farmers not in AAA program
Hempstead county farmers not in the Triple A program may qualify for help to establish pastures and perform soil-building practices. Applications are due now for first-time participants, with emphasis on those who have never taken part.
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Hempstead County
Yankee first base duel adds edge to spring training
Mike Chartak swals the kind of a ball the Yankees have some to expect of a first baseman. Babe Dahlgren's job naull be in danger exactly, rivalry at first base after 15 years will add a new and interesting note to the Yankee's training tip.
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Mike Chartak
Yankees
Babe Dahlgren
Yankee
Hop Clover Boosts Hempstead Pastures This Spring
Charles F. Simmons of the University of Arkansas notes hop clover will provide grazing in Hempstead County in late March through May, outpacing lespedeza and bermuda. Planting is best in October or November, but seeding now can yield spring pasture. Broadcast about three pounds per acre on permanent sod, harrow in, and apply 250 pounds of 20 percent superphosphate or 100 pounds triple superphosphate per acre.
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Hempstead
Charles F. Simmons
Extension Agronomist
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Arkansas
Mud Kills Fish on McCloud River in Warm Spell
Sacramento reports rainbow trout in the McCloud River face a new hazard from Mud Creek. Melting Konwaki glacier sends sand and silt into the stream abrading fish and covering feeding sources, greatly reducing the population per the State Division of Fish and Game.
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Sacramento
Calif
McCloud River
State Division of Fish and Game
Aviator Chases Coyotes From Plane in Wheat Country
Patrol pilot Pat Kinzel of Wenatchee Daily World takes to the eastern Washington wheat country in a light plane to chase coyotes. Kinzel describes swooping and circling as the coyotes run, lie on their backs, paw the air, and snap their jaws at the aircraft.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Pat Kinzel
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