Chapman a big league star aims for a pennant miracle
The article profiles Chapman as a versatile ball player who could fill multiple infield and mound roles. It notes his rise from the minors to a star hurler and pinch hitter with the Brooklyn Dodgers, then a midseason Phillies manager. It argues a miracle season could lift Philadelphia to a pennant and a fall World Series rematch with the Red Sox, pleasing fans craving a boost.
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Association
Chapman
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phillies
Philadelphia
Red Sox
Take Heed aleres wat annual warning about sunshine
Caution urges readers to limit sun exposure to avoid sunburn and long term skin damage. Redheads and blondes face greater risk from ultraviolet rays, with warnings that tanning can lead to lasting harm and even cancer. Dark glasses may fail if they let in more UV light, so protection is essential to prevent eye and skin injury.
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Aleres
Backward glance at Philadelphia Phillies and Braves memories
The piece recalls Philadelphia’s Phillies in sixth place and a hopeful turn as the Braves rise from a basement start. It weaves in 1910s to early 1920s references, George Stallings, and historic teams. It notes shifts in local athletics, school softball, and colorful figures like James, Rudolph, and Dusty Cook, with nostalgic tone.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Quaker City
Nots
George Stallings
Braves
Sarajevo
Spud
Reds
Yankees
Piicitte Jencbett
Bobby Soxer
James
Rudolph
Nowa- James
Valentino
George Stall- Chapman
Ameri- Association
Some
Tootin
St. Paul
Sam
Dusty
Cook
Sheehan
Bunny
CooCeo
Christenson
Wisconsin Dairy Industry Detailed In Borden Almanac
A Wisconsin dairy sector summary from The Borden Co booklet “Borden's Wisconsin Milk Almanac” cites 1945 Milwaukee Gridley division data, showing farmer earnings about 6.63 cents per quart, company profit about 0.38 cents, and three quarts required for 1 cent profit. It notes fluid milk makes up about 20 percent of output, with cheese, butter, evaporated milk, and ice cream as other major products, and discusses marketing shifts from farm cream separation to creamery processing.
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Oneroggan Press
Wisconsin
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Borden Co
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Chicago
Minnesota
Iowa
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Cushion clue sparks suspicion in Elmpoint house
Jane confronts Deane over a cushion tied to Polly's murder while Hunt remains wary. Claire urges digging for truth as Jane worries about arcing accusations and Inspector Barry cautions against leaping to arrests.
Interesting Items From The Evening Times 10 Years Ago
Fire at C W Mahley farm kills 350 chickens. Mrs Forrest Babler finds a diamond ring lost 15 years ago. Olive Becker of New Glarus and Wilson Groth of Middleton wed. Deaths include Mary Ellen Burrington 78 of Monroe and Grace Goddard Bill of Madeira Minn. Florence Taylor and William Eller Jr wed in Duluth. Fire destroys a lawyer cheese factory near Browntown. Harding selects Taft as chief justice. John and Duebendorfer to celebrate silver anniversary. Girl scouts organized led by Frieda Miller.
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C. W. Mahley Farm
Forrest Babler
Pleasant
Olive Becker
New Glarus
Wilson Groth
Middleton
Mary Ellen Burrington
Monroe
Grace Goddard Bill
Madeira
Minn
Florence Vivian Taylor
William Eller, Jr
Duluth Minn
Lawyer Cheese
Browntown
Harding
William Howard Taft
Supreme Court
John Duebendorfer
Girl Scout
Frieda Miller
Recover Body in Lake Sturgeon Bay
The body of Elton Washburn, 45, one of three companions of Leather D. Smith who drowned Sunday night in Green Bay, was recovered today in 85 feet of water about five miles outside the Sturgeon Bay harbor entrance.
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Lake Sturgeon Bay
Elton Washburn
Leather D. Smith
Green Bay
Sturgeon Bay Harbor
Poland's Mikolajczyk faces plebiscite hurdles in Poland
DeWitt MacKenzie examines how US pressure and a reactivated 50 million dollar loan complicate Mikolajczyk's position as head of the Polish peasant party. Moscow backed government actions, censorship, and stalled agreements threaten his party's future as Poland approaches national elections. The piece notes the split between London Poles and Moscow aligned rulers, and the potential impact on Western interests.
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United States
Mikolajczyk
Poland
Russia
Warsaw
London
Lublin
Moscow
Britain
Polish Peasants Party
Tomer
U. S
State Department
Argyle Social Notes Prompt Monroe Visit
Mrs. Alice Brayton and Mrs. Nettie Hudson spent Tuesday in Monroe. Evanston officer Henry Rumsfield had his motorcycle wrecked when a motorist backed over it after issuing a stop sign ticket. The driver claimed a stuck gear shifter. no charges were found, and the motorist was released to appear in court Monday.
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Alice Brayton
Nettie Hudson
Monroe
Evanston
Henry Rumsfield
Rumsfield
Flashes of Life From Associated Press
A Bronx man who turned an open fire hydrant into a heavy artillery squirt gun faces court after spraying cars and pedestrians. In Nocona Texas a patient was surprised to see her doctor arrive in a horse and buggy, the car having been stolen. A Chicago restaur ant joke about atomic waitresses appears on a menu as a prank. A Chicago man, Leo Pondelick, claims jail favors while paying alimony, saying jail life treats him better. A fried chicken prank earns a $5 fine for Robert Durfee. A bear cub measures 8 to 9 inches at birth and weighs 12 to 15 ounces.
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Neal
Tonio
Inspector Barry
Hunt
Elmpoint
Brenda
Deane
Polly
Hunter
Barry
Claire
Jane
New York
Bronx
OPA Officials Warn of Rent Risks If Controls Expire
Washington officials say rents could rise if rent controls end. OPA administrator Ivan D. Carson notes tenants can refuse new lease clauses raising rent, while voluntary signings bind leases. Officials predict higher rents under Congress bills, though no precise figures are given.
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Washington
OPA
Congress
Ivan D. Carson
Carson
Paul Porter
Chester Bowles
House
Senate
Richland Center Boy Heads Badger State
Henry Bud Meyer of Richland Center was elected governor of the 1946 Badger Boys State on the Ripon College campus. Bud, a nationalist party candidate, polled 724 votes, three more than his opponent Gerland A. Flannagan of LaCrosse. The week-long program elected other state officers across party lines.
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Mupon
Ury
Henry Bud Meyer
Richland Center
Badger
Bud
Nationalist Party
Gerland A. Flannagan
Ripon College
Dr Hess Barn Spray and Fly Spray Introduced
Farmers gain a simple control program using two new Dr Hess products. Both contain DDT with Barn Spray for buildings and Livestock Fly Spray Concentrate for animals, offering quick knockdown and pasture fly protection alongside repellancy and milking time safety.
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Chiropractic Clinic
M. J. Gonstead
Chiropractor
X-Ra
Phillips
Heuer Oil Company
Phillips 66
Monroe Sales Co
Wm. A. Becker Co
Johnson Motor Sales
Lynch Sales
Green Co. Auto Co
C. H. Lichtenwalner, Clarno
DeWitt MacKenzie
Argyle
Mrs. Masey Olson
Superior Court
Boston
Thomas Farrell
Somerville
Mass
Helen Stavrou
Westover Field Army Airfield
Nocona
Tex
Oklahoma City
Leo J. Pondelick
Cook County
John A. Sbarbaro
Leo Jr
Pondelick
Robert Durfee
Michael Tremko
Burkhard Electric
Rent
Badger State
Trukenbrod Pharmacy
Donny Cheese Factory Equipment Co
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