Dodgers Giants Run Wild as West Beats Slump in NL
West teams hammered by Dodgers and Giants as Bill Voiselle blanks the Cubs 6-0 for his seventh straight win. Hal Gregg gains his fifth victory as Brooklyn wins 3-1 over Pittsburgh with Luis Olmo extending a 14 game hitting streak. Cardinals falter after Morton Cooper leaves and Boston sweeps, while American league games all rain out.
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Bill Voiselle
Cubs
Polo Ground
Hal Gregg
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Luis Olmo
St. Louis Cardinals
Morton Cooper
Boston
Sasmeer
Billy Southworth
Bone Cam
Seles
Dick Culler
Phil Masi
Bob Logan
Indianapolis
Dick Barrett
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Reds
British Tennis to Go Full Blast Despite U S Delays
New York reports Holcombe Ward of the U S L T A says postwar tennis will proceed with championships on the same basis as during the war. He notes British plans for international matches may involve travel limits and tentative schedules are under review. A suggested postwar meeting with British tennis leaders may occur if transport can be arranged.
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New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Europe
Holcombe Ward
Forest Hills
Ward
British Lawn Tennis Association
Train Kills Child at Crossing Near Milwaukee
Nine year old Carol Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs John Clark was killed instantly yesterday after running into an express train at a crossing near her Milwaukee home. More than 200 languages spoken in India highlighted in report.
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Milwaukee
Carol Clark
John Clark
India
Schmeling Scoffs at Louis as Prison Camp Visit Ends
Stars and Stripes reports Max Schmeling, in a German prison camp, sneered at Joe Louis when mentioned. Maj. Clement Wheeler quoted Schmeling saying American coverage was biased and that Schmeling planned no more fighting, noting his claim of surviving a 1942 Crete landing and his ties to Nazi propaganda.
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Paris
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Stars and Stripes
Army
Clement Wheeler
USAAF
San Antonio
der Maxie
Schmeling
Max
Wheeler
Jack Dempsey
Jack) Sharkey
Crete
America
United States
Cure-All Color Machine Battle Rages in Court
In Brooklyn federal court Dinshah Ghadiali seeks a ruling for his spectrochrome cure-all device a blue wheeled box claiming attuned colored slides cure illnesses from hiccups to rheumatism The government calls the device and literature worthless and in violation of federal food and drug laws Two spectro-chrome models are shown one a pre-war aluminum unit and the other a wooden wartime model presented by the government
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New York
Brooklyn
Dinshah Ghadiali
Dinshah
Association Scene Shifts in AA Race
Western clubs prepare to clash with eastern rivals as weather woes hurt many games. Milwaukee remains sole western club in first division with Toledo and Louisville gaining ground. Acosta to face Louisville as injuries and past clashes affect progress. In Town, Fred Langhorff, 82, Fort Atkinson, dies after being struck by car. local want ads noted as big producers.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Milwaukee Brewers
Brews
Nick Cullop
Brewers
Julio Acosta
Louisville Colonels
Acosta
Clumbus
Watertown
Wis
Fred Langhorff
Fort Atkinson
Mallory Hats Show Cravenette Styles In Fur Felt
Mallory introduces aristocrat A quality fur felt hats in two Cravenette options. The medium weight model features a matching wide band and bound edge while a lighter weight version comes with a narrow band and binding water repellent finish.
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Mallory Cravenette
New Glarus Plans Graduation Dates
The 1945 New Glarus high school class will hold baccalaureate on May 27 at the Swiss Reformed church. Commencement with diplomas for both the high school and eighth grade occurs June 1 at 8 p m in the high school gymnasium. Rev. W J Stuckey delivers the sermon and invocation. John Armstrong speaks. Diana Bartle gives the welcome and Norman Marty the valedictory. Diplomas are presented by Dr E V Hicks. Graduates include Norman Marty, Kenneth Wild, Grace Colney, and others. eighth graders listed with Ernest Ballmoose among them.
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New Glarus
New Glarus High School
W. J. Stuckey
Norman Marty
Kenneth Wild
Grace Colney
Marie Zimmerli
Ruth Hoesly
Helen Zemp
Delores Barton
Grace Dahler
Lila Duerst
Betty Johnson
Betty Duerst
Arlene Webber
Mavis Hustad
Norman Disch
Phillip Hustad
Rebecca Theiler
Wilton Marty
Diana Bartle
Lorene Hoesly
Betty Kneubuehl
Marion Frederickson
Cold Retarding Growth of Crops in Wisconsin
Government meteorologist Howard J. Thompson reports seven day conditions show sub normal temperatures and cold rains slowing crop growth across Wisconsin. Plowing and planting are delayed by wet soils, meadows and pastures grow slowly, and much barn feed is still needed. Alfalfa frost damage varies. gardens are fair to poor. some early potatoes sprout but germination is limited. Corn planting waits for warmth. winter wheat and rye fare fairly, oats and barley are slow. fruit trees and strawberries affected.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Howard J. Thompson
Thompson
Yesterday's Scores and Standings Snapshot
Baseball results from yesterday show American League postponements and key outcomes in both leagues. Boston edged St. Louis in a 5 4 decision, Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 3 1, New York triumphed 6 0 over Chicago, Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati, and Chicago hosted Brooklyn at night in the National League. American Association schedules note no games. Tomorrow's slate features late night matchups across leagues with several city pairings.
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NATO
SAM SS
Washington
Philadelphia
U.S
Brooklyn
Sivek
M. Loe
Pittebureh
Cincinnati
Pet. Aedo
Besuieville
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Inni Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
American Association
Omeorrow
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
National League
Louisville
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Northside cafe cashier finds restaurant-silverware with note
Theresa Beck opens a parcel at a northside restaurant and discovers 17 forks 8 knives and many spoons bearing the restaurant name. An unsigned note apologizes for returning the silverware saying my consciousness bothers me and I regret it very much. Keep 'em firing with junk.
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Chicago
Theresa Beck
Frosts Hit Wisconsin Orchards and Gardens
Plants suffered frost damage across the state as temperatures averaged 10 to 12 degrees below normal. A few warm days are expected to bring out cherry blossoms in Door County while apple trees are blooming north to the Wisconsin Michigan line. Frosts were general throughout the region.
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Door County
Broom
Wisconsin-Michigan Line
Thompson
Local Socials and Staffing Updates From Monroe Area
Juda Mrs. F N Miller, Cor Mr and Mrs Albert Verch, Brodhead, were guests at the Frank Verch home. Earl Ehlert employed as operator of the police radio transmitter at Monroe. Mrs Merrill Waelti returned from Hebron Wisconsin where she
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Albert Verch
Brodhead
Frank Verch
Earl Ehlert
Monroe
Merrill Waelti
Hebron
Wis
Monroe Visitors Helped By Meresidents
Mesdames Mary Matzke and Gertrude Newman were Monroe visitors Wednesday after spending the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mer.
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Bert Mer- Mesdames
Mary “Matzke
Gertrude Newman
Monroe
Care of Milk on the Farm and Dairy Records
A Minnesota dairyman cites six essential rules for clean milk at milking time, plus promoting proper milking and records. The piece highlights DHIA and extension guidance, pasture ideas like chrome grass, and urges requesting the Wisconsin extension circular Better Milking Saves Time for home farmers.
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Bob
Peshtigo Court
Chicago
Extension Service
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Wisc
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