Martin and Talbot contest in Fall River race for Congress
Joe Martin faces Edmund Talbot in a tight House race in Massachusetts district centered on Fall River. Martin leads outside the city but Talbot camps with United Nations supporters. Fall River voted Democratic in 1942 while district-wide results favored Republicans.
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Joe Martin
Joseph W. Martin
House
Edmund P. Talbot
Fall River
Talbot
Lomax
Martin
Willkie
United Nations
Cardinal pride and history from Billy Southworth
Billy Southworth recalls St Louis Cardinals history from 1876 pennant drought to 1926 rise under Rogers Hornsby and eight flags in 18 years. He notes postwar talent, star players, and the contrast with Yankees power led by Ruth and Gehrig. Southworth emphasizes youth and spirit fueling the franchise.
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Billy Southworth
Cardinals
St. Louis
Redbirds
Rogers Hornsby
Southworth
Billy
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Ruth
Gehrig
Dickey
Ruffing
Gordon
Hornsby
Frisch
Deans
Pepper Martin
Terry Moore
Medwick
Marion
Coopers
Leu Warneke
Redbird
Moore
Slaughter
Johnny Beazley
Howie Pollet
Brazil
Ranking the Great World Series Moments Across Years
The interview surveys iconic World Series feats from 1905 to recent years. Highlights include Christy Mathewson's 1905 three shutouts and Babe Ruth's dramatic Cubs homer, plus Hooper’s 1912 leaping catch and Dickey’s late heroics, reflecting on unforgettable plays and the famed miracle finishes.
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Southworth
Christy Mathewson
The
Athletics
Matty
Cardinals
Grover Alexander
Pete
Tony Lazzeri
Babe Ruth
Root
Cubs
Harry Hooper
Larry Doyle
Red Sox
Hooper
Bill Dickey
Mort Cooper
Lesson Title From October 22 International Regions Education
A brief note outlines lesson subjects and scripture texts selected and righted by International onet of Regions Education for use on October 22. It indicates the educational aims and scriptural focus guiding readers through the day’s study.
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International
Onet of Regions Education
Religion in Education Lesson Text and Golden Verses Commentary
A religious critique argues education without religion corrupts values. It urges seeking wisdom from God, applying the Golden Rule, humility in teaching, and grounding learning in godly character with the fear of the Lord as the start of wisdom. It cites Matthew Luke and Proverbs to support Christian education.
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America
Ill Fated Chesapeake Has No Namesake in Navy
The article notes the first American naval vessel named Chesapeake was captured twice, in 1807 after being fired upon by HMS Leopard and again in 1813 when HMS Shannon compelled surrender, leading to no subsequent ships bearing the name.
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Chesapeake
U. S. Navy
Collier’s
H.M.S. Leopard
H.M.S. Shannon
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M Bible Institute of Chicago
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W. Nedro Avenue
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Miller Apple Orchards
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