Great Baseball Advice From Peale On How To Have Good Days
Norman V Peale shares a baseball themed column stressing character as key to greatness. He recalls talks with Clyde King and Joe Brown and presents rules for a high daily success rate grounded in faith, effort, and persistent action.
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Las Winter
Florida
Pittsbugh Pirates
Washington Senators
Clyde King
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Joe Brown
Pirates
Brown
King
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Silvers guest hosts Bilko link with Gary Crosby talk
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Phil Silvers on vacation guests and ideas for guest shots on Sgt. Bilko with Gary Crosby. Silvers recalls Bing Crosby and family memories, live TV versus film, and the perks of filming including flexible scheduling and postproduction corrections.
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Dorothy Kilgallen
Phil Silvers
Royalties From Russia and U.S. Copyright Ties
Adlai Stevenson seeks to determine if the USSR will pay royalties to US authors while expanding Western culture. The article notes sparse royalty payments, blocked rubles for some authors, and a Soviet system that has not joined the Universal Copyright Convention. It highlights Mitchell Wilson's 15,100 dollar royalty amid rising Soviet sales and discusses piracy and the broader Russian elite in literature and music.
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Adlai Stevenson
Russia
Us.s.r
Chicago
Soviet Union
Communist Party
U.S
Howard Fast
Macow
Mitchell Wilson
Soviet
Geneva
Mark Twain
Jack London
Theodore Dreiser
Ernest Hemingway
John Steinbeck
Mickey Spillane
Stevenson
Advertising Power of Local Papers Boosts Prosperity
An editorial extols local newspapers as vital tools against recession. It argues advertising in hometown papers sustains local prosperity and supports national prosperity through increased retail sales and business success.
Telling Me Zadok Dumkop Remarkable Town Centenary
The piece notes Zadok Dumkop’s hometown celebrating a centennial, claiming it is remarkable while hinting at national pride and census changes. It mentions Rome’s birthday, Mark Twain’s style, and a commentary on census figures of 199 000 more Americans since February 1.
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Zadok Dumkop
Day Woodrow Conquered A Wild Horse
The article details Woody Brewer of Ort man Stewart racing to a horse scene near his farm at Trenton. He describes driving fast and running red lights hoping for a State patrol tip. He then restrained the stallion by striking its head, declaring the horse “ain’t a stallion any more.”
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Woody Brewer
Ortman-Stewart
Woody
Trenton
Eeerty
S. Main Street
P.O
Dutch Country depot keeps high craft and work ethic alive
At the New Cumberland General Depot near Pennsylvania Dutch country, Col. Capite notes 1900 civilian workers and a zero civilian turnover as locals maintain meticulous craft tradition. A Kanistown Folk Festival showcased wheelwrights, potters, coopers, weavers, printers, violin makers, and basket weavers like Ollia Strausser, who honors aged willow weaving with patient, quality focus.
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Kanistown
Ollia Strausser
Weathering Indochina Rainfall and Historic Unions
Factographs show Indochina receives heavy rainfall with regional totals from 72 to 221 inches annually. Julia Dent was the maiden name of Mrs. Ulysses S. Grant, wife of the President. The University of Miami opened in 1926 and had fewer than
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Indochina
Julia Dent
Ulysses S. Grant
University of Miami
Mexico Elects on Sunday as Women Vote First Time
Reporter Warren Woolard recalls Mexico’s presidential election with voting on Domingo and a strong Sunday turnout. He notes women voting for the first time, strict enforcement of compulsory voting, and observers including Evita Lopez Mateos as American reporters struggle to explain Washington DC disenfranchisement.
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Mexico
District of Columbia
Sener
Senora
Mateos
Payne
Woolard
Evita Lopez-Mateos
Washington
Pythian Sisters Plan All-Day Outing and Local Toasts
Twenty years ago on a Wednesday in July the Pythian Sisters held their final meeting of the season at the temple on Central Avenue. They arranged an all-day outing at the Clint Davis cottage at Indian Lake with members Willan Ralph J Maisen and G Craig registered. Miss Jane Fraser left for Hollywood to pursue dancing studies. Hayden St Tobias, local photographer, departed to serve as officialographer at the national Native Club convention at Cedar Point. Other members listed include J Hileman A J Fredelake and Thomas Dawson.
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Finest
The
Sacaesar
Jack Benhy
Jackie Gleason
Sugar Ray Robinson
Carmen Basilio
Archie Moore
Yankees Red Sox
Domingo
Mexico
Avenida
Temple E
Central Avenue
Pythian Sisters
Clint Davis
Indian Lake
Jane Fraser
Malcolm Fraser
Hollywood
Hayden St. Tobias
Cedar Point
J. Hileman
A. J Fredelake
Thomas Dawson
Three campuses host thousands as new buildings rise
About 13,000 students are on three campuses today, with more than three new buildings under construction as expansion continues.
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