Postwar sports mix of stars and promise in 1946
The piece surveys 1946 sports, praising the Red Sox and Ted Williams while noting struggles postwar. It highlights Joe Louis, Ben Hogan, Byron Nelson, Lloyd Mangrum, Sammy Snead, and golf and tennis stars, then predicts football will claim most class with massive Army Notre Dame and Army Michigan interest and growing pro football entanglements.
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Mexico
Red Sox
Joe Louis
Assault
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Lloyd Mangrum
Babe Ruth
Jack Dempsey
Bobby Jones
Bill Tilden
Tommy Hitchcock
Rogers Hornsby
Earl Sande
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Red Grange
Ted Williams
Sammy Baugh
Sid Luckman
Dixie Walker
Dom DiMaggio
Vernon, Musial
Hank Greenberg
Hal Newhouser
Tigers
Rocky Graziano
Dodgers
Billy Conn
Herman Keiser
Sammy Snead
Ann Arbor
Notre Dame
Army
St. Mary’s
Frank Leahy
Red Black
Navy
Bud Ward
Frank Stranahan
Cary Middlecoff
Nelsons
Hogans
New Jersey a mighty atom among the states of this nation
The piece extols New Jersey as a diverse empire offering industrial prowess and agricultural wealth. It highlights key cities Newark Perth Amboy Paterson Trenton and Camden, noted industries, mineral resources, fishing grounds and the famed seashore from Sandy Hook to Cape May, plus historic sites and notable residents.
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New Jersey
Garden State
New York
Philadelphia
Jersey
North Jersey
South Jersey
New York City
Great Atlantic
Bordentown
George Washington
Monmouth County
Franklin Furnace
Ogdensburg
Sussex County
Jersey Coast
Sandy Hook
Cape May
Delaware Bay
Hudson
Delaware
Atlantic Ocean
Asbury Park
Long Branch
New OPA Bill Shapes Food Price Policy And Subsidy End
The article analyzes the impact of a new OPA bill under Agricultural Secretary Clinton P. Anderson. It argues subsidies will end by April 1 1947 and prices may rise about 15 percent, with the decontrol board able to reimpose ceilings. It notes farm groups push subsidy removal and outlines likely parity and farm credit moves for the 80th Congress.
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OPA
Agricultural
Clinton P. Anderson
Anderson
Agriculture Boss
Decontrol Board
Treasury
Congress
Gay Fruit Designs For Kitchen Linens
Simple cross stitch patterns feature bright fruit motifs including pears strawberries bananas oranges apples plums and cherries. Consumers can obtain a transfer and color chart for pattern 5181 by sending 20 cents plus name address and pattern number.
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