Newhouser Emerges as Top Pitcher in 1946 Race
The piece argues Hal Newhouser of the Tigers is baseball’s best pitcher, predicting he will lead the leagues in wins once again and possibly reach 30 in 1946. It contrasts Newhouser with peers like Feller Chandler Hughson and notes NL weakness in pitching and power hitting.
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Bob Feller
Spud Chandler
Tex Hughson
Harold Newhouser
Tigers
Newhouser
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Dom DiMaggio
Bobby Doerr
Bill Dickey
Charlie Keller
Arkansas Quail Hunter
Chandler
Hughson
Ferris
Harris
Trucks
Kramer
Hal Newhouser
Ed Walsh
Jack Chesbro
Matty, Johnson
Smokey Joe Wood
Dizzy Dean
Grover Alexander
Lefty Grove
Matty
Alexander
Tiger
N. L
Feller
Johnny Mize
Williams
Greenberg
Keller
DiMaggio
Carl Hubbell
A. L
Like Father Like Son Statistics on Foreign War Brides
Metropolitan Life figures show about 52 500 World War II marriages to foreign brides and 17 500 children accompany them, across 30 nationalities. The rate mirrors World War I, driven by longer overseas service and broader theater involvement, with Britain France Italy and Australia among top origins.
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Coblenz
U. S
G.ls
Hollywood
G.i.s
Arthur Smith
Greenville
N. C
America
United States
British Isles
France
Germany
Australia
Philippines
G. I
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Ireland
Europe
North Africa
Blood Test Used To Fix Maternity In Animal World
In Chicago the American Veterinary Medical Association reported a French study applying blood grouping to horse parentage. The test aimed to identify whether mares Fanny or Clairette bore colt Robert, with Fanny in AB, Clairette in A, Robert in O.
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Chicago
Hollywood
American Veterinary Medical Association
Fanny
Clairette
Robert
Soil as Great Laboratory For New Drugs Discovery
Capper's Farmer writers Alden Stahr and Dr. Boyd Woodruff describe soil as a vast laboratory where microbes produce medicines. They cite penicillin among miracle drugs and note soil organisms create chemicals that combat disease, hinting at many undiscovered healing agents within the complex soil mix.
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Alden Stahr
Boyd Woodruff
Capper
Stahr
Woodruff
Outmoded New Jersey Laws Gather Dust in Statute Books
Ancient blue laws linger in New Jersey codes. A drunk horse driver faces 2.50 to 10 dollars and up to 30 days in jail, maggistrates may chain tramps, dangerous hatpins bring fines, and witchcraft or sorcery to find goods is a misdemeanor. A person who pretends to be God to gather followers is charged, wreaths at funerals are blocked, dumping junk on private property is outlawed, with the legislature meeting yearly to prune or add laws yet ignoring these relics.
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New Jersey
God
Spectre of another war en route to Paris
An analysis of the Paris peace conference notes delays and sabotage by Russia and American diplomacy after World War II. It cites Moscow delay tactics to control Balkans, the rise of Communism in non Soviet occupied states, and U S unpreparedness for peace. It also covers political shifts and radio ventures across the United States.
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Palace of
Luxemburg
Woodrow Wilson
Japan
Germany
Russia
Moscow
Balkan
Hungary
Austria
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Army
Navy
Pearl Harbor
State Department
Congress
General Quiz Questions Set About Facts And Trivia
A list of trivia questions covering time measurement wartime officer origins elephant sleeping habits Nobel fortune marriage age with parental consent 1951 world fair Basiana by product heraldry star points U S states with most deep oil wells and locations where the American flag is flown 24 hours a day.
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Basiana
United States
Answers Quiz Fact Sheet From Historic Puzzles
The list presents varied trivia from ancient calendars to modern figures. Topics include the Chaldeans circa 4000 B.C., a 61 percent rate from 872000 officers, elephants sleep kneeling, dynamite, New Hampshire age 13, London as a Britain's recovery symbol, petroleum, counts of six, Louisiana drilling 94 wells, California 65, Texas 41, and Capitol and Key's grave as notable locations.
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London
Britain
Louisiana
California
Texas
Capitol
Washington
Congress
Francis Scott Key
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