Dodgers Indians Extend Winning Streaks in Sunday Games
Dodgers stretch to seven straight with a 9-4 win over Pittsburgh as Indians stay atop the AL with a 5-4 1-0 doubleheader sweep of Boston. Hodges, Neal power Dodgers. Francona clutch in opener, Score twirls a two hitter. Braves, Giants, Cardinals win while White Sox rout Yankees and Tigers top Orioles. Senators beat Athletics to move from AL cellar.
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Timmons completes ten week Radio Operators School in Darmstadt Germany
Army PFC Miles D. Timmons son of Mr and Mrs Lee H Timmons Bloomfield recently graduated from the V Corps Radio Operators School in Darmstadt Germany He trained in basic electricity radio theory Morse code and radio procedures He is assigned to Company C 15th Ordnance Battalion in Munster Germany born 1937 or 1938 clarification would help search
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New Heavy Champ To Go to Florida
Heavyweight title hopeful Ingemar Johansson heads to Miami for a brief rest after his sensational Yankee Stadium win. Floyd Patterson’s trainer predicts Johansson will regain the title in September by correcting a defense flaw. Promoter Bill Rosensohn projects a profitable return bout and Johansson plans a Florida visit before returning to New York and Sweden.
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Frost Damage Hits Indiana Crops After June Frost
State climatologist Lawrence A Schaal explains a freak June 14 frost over South Bend area due to muck soils that radiate heat, dry conditions, and calm winds. Indiana Employment Security Division warns as much as 2000 acres of corn may have reduced yields with about 10 percent damage to mint and potatoes in the frost region.
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Beauty expert advises gradual sun exposure and protection
Ellen Noreen Baum urges slow tanning to preserve skin and hair oils. She recommends carrying sun lotion and a scarf on every beach outing to prevent drying and damage.
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President Learns Protocol in Queen's Presence
At a Washington briefing the aides debated how to address Prince Philip with options from duke to prince and Your Royal Highness. Mrs. Eisenhower spent weekends at Gettysburg area farms and shopped in Biglerville where a bracelet given by a store clerk caused a minor mishap with Secret Service involvement.
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Local visitors stop by and travel blends with neighbors
Newberry Mrs Ida Ballatin of Chicago visited Mr and Mrs Van Autrey last week. The Paxtons from Louisville Kentucky and Moodys from Lyons joined local families for Sunday visits. Several townsfolk hosted relatives from Indiana and Kansas with multiple calls and dinners across Worthington Elnora Linton Chanute Field and Bloomington.
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Rookie George Watkins Tops 1930 Cardinals Batting Average
St. Louis rookie outfielder George Watkins posted a .373 batting average for the 1930 season, setting a major league rookie record. The Cardinals benefited from his high mark as a standout early in his major league career.
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Somoza Defies Rebels as Nicaragua Faces Unrest
President Luis Somoza declares fearlessness amid rebel incursions from Costa Rica. He wields import licenses as economic leverage while his brother Anastasio Jr. commands a 4,000 strong armed force. Opposition spans conservatives, reformers, and Communists as OAS probes.
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Hoosier corn crop is flourishing say experts
In Indiana the corn stood about 14 inches high by week’s end, with 15 percent laid by. Wheat harvest in progress in the south, haying and cultivation of corn and soybeans continue as rainfall shortages stress topsoil while subsoil moisture remains ample. Tomatoes 35 percent in bloom, up from 20 percent in recent years.
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Chicken and Egg Prices Jump Sharply In Slump Reversal
Washington based Agriculture Department officials said eggs in the New York New Jersey Connecticut region rose from 20 to 31 cents a dozen in mid June to 40 43 cents. Iowa farm egg prices also climbed from 18 19 cents to 24 26 cents a dozen by Wednesday, signaling a rebound from the industry low.
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