Élson Returns to Golf Enters Open in Chicago
The golfer Élson returns to competition, entering the Open de Chicago national tournament in June. In 1930 he retired two years earlier, later appearing at the Masters in August where he finished sixth, then faded after finishing fourth yesterday.
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Élson
Chicago
Otcmpion
Sélson
Texas Eastern marks two years with big expansion plan
Texas Eastern completes two eventful years marking its anniversary of operation for the Big Inch and Little Big Inch pipelines. A program adding 963 miles of new pipeline across three states will run parallel to existing lines and extend to natural gas fields. Five new compressor stations are built and four existing stations expanded at a cost exceeding 24 million dollars. The project supports steel mills and plants supplying pipe and machinery, boosting payrolls and local taxes as construction proceeds.
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Texas Eastern
Little Big Inch
Texas
Ersey
Farmers Fee Squeeze Hits Hempstead County Farmers
Hempstead County farmers face a price-cost squeeze as production costs stay high while prices of farm goods fall. County Agent Oliver L. Adams says notable price recovery is unlikely this year, with livestock closest to stability and crop farmers hardest hit. He cites wages, fixed costs, and taxes as main factors, urging cost-cutting through better fertilizer use and improved feeding and pasture plans.
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Hempstead
Oliver L. Adams
Nelson
Adams
Favorites Not Doing So Well
False alarm headlines a two team AL pennant race as White Sox and Senators surge. White Sox shut out Indians 10 0 and 2 0 as Bill Wight earns his fourth straight win. Allen Gottlieb adds four hits. Athletics rally past Yankees 7 6 to sweep doubleheader. Notes on labor use cotton farming cross cultivation and land optimization.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Senators
Nats
Chisax
White Sox
Indians
Chicago
Bill Wight
Allen Gottel
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
A's
Opener win and Red Sox shutout highlight baseball slate
Aye Hugh Lawrence Neon opens the day with an 8-7 win after trailing 7-3 into the seventh. Jughandle Joe Dobson earns his first win as Boston blanks Washington 3-0. Browns split with Detroit to run wins in seven games. Braves and Giants hold NL leads with 4-0 and 7-3 triumphs. Cardinals rally past Pirates 4-3 as Reds and Cubs split twin bill 8-5 and 8-5. The rest chronicles a novel story about shipwrecks and intrigue on Spear Island with Lilly Warren and Bea Cosgrove amid a dramatic underground setup.
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Joe Dobson
Senators
Red Sox
Nats
St. Louis Browns
Detroit
Tigers
Browns
Boston
Braves
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Vern Bickford
Dodgers
Chuck Diering
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati
Chicago
Reds
Cubs
Johnny Wyrostek
Red Stalleup
Spearer Island
Henry Gough Harding
Eden
Fred Sillwell
Lilly Warren
Harding
George Bascombe
Sillwell
Bea
Mabel Jones
Mollie Stark
Mabel
George Bunscombe
Fred Stillwell
Lilly
Henry Harding
Bea Cosgrove
Nona McGuire
Nona
Mrs. Warren
Miss Cosgrove
Bie
Do angels have wings in a fragile conversation
A fragmentary dialogue presents a child asking if angels can fly and a mother softly answering yes and guiding the child toward belief through gentle reassurance and imagined flight.
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