Reed Is Wisconsin Tennis Champion Three Straight Years
Bill Reed, a rookie infielder for the Boston Braves, won the Wisconsin state tennis singles title in 1939 1940 and 1941 marking a rare three time consecutive state championship achievement for a baseball player.
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Canasta rule on counting top discard in initial meld
Oswald Jacoby explains Canasta rules for counting the top discard toward the initial meld, whether the discard pile is frozen or not. A matching pair plus the top card can complete the meld, and taking the pile the same turn requires a natural pair matching the discard.
Earth slides block Water Street route. no injuries
A section of earth broke from a bluff above Water street near the railroad freight depot this morning, rumbling down the slope and blocking the road and tracks. No one was hurt, though Anderson Chambers escaped a collision while in a buggy.
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Remembrance of a War end seven years ago this week
A columnist recalls the European surrender that ended World War II as soldiers faced fatigue and doubt about future battles in the Pacific. The victory sparked quiet reflections, broken by glimpses of homeward pulls and memories of fallen comrades.
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Relief Corps of Wilton Plans Meet Thursday
Wilton Henry Seibert Woman's Relief Corps will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday evening in the Legion room at City Hall. The May meeting of the Woman's Guild of Grace Evangelical and Reformed church will be in the vestry Friday afternoon with Mrs. Clarence Lenker and Mrs. Albert Gregory as leaders. Local social visits include guests from Corpus Christi Texas Moline and Waterloo and a Camp Fire girls meeting at Mud Creek Saturday afternoon.
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Kenneth Long Receives Eye Cancer Treatment in Chicago
Kenneth Long and family return from Chicago where he has undergone eye cancer treatments since last November. He lost his right eye in an earlier accident and a cancer is on the left eye. The family joined a Welcome Travelers program, receiving gifts including a bicycle and a 53 piece dinnerware set.
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Bases-Loaded homer by Browns pitcher lone in AL last season
Tommy Byrne of the St Louis Browns was the only pitcher in the American league to hit a home run with the bases loaded last season.
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Joy Ann Doak Completes Patricia Stevens Modeling Course
New Boston born Joy Ann Doak daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyle E Doak now of Circle Pines Minn completed her modeling course at the Patricia Stevens school in Minneapolis She graduated as a professional model on March 28 serving as ceremony commentator.
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Order Signed For Removal of Old Civil Cases
A district court signed an order to clear the civil calendar. All cases filed before June 1, 1949, will be stricken from the docket at the June 1952 term unless trial notices are filed for the September term. If not tried, they will be permanently stricken unless the court orders otherwise. Receiver reports sale of land in Fruitland Township for Grace N Strouse vs Theodore B Hessler, May 23, sale price $6000.
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Ancient Chess spreads from Mesopotamia to Europe
The game chess originated in Mesopotamia around 4000 B.C. It traveled via Arab traders to Spain and then spread across Europe, shaping a long history of strategic play.
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Doggy Discussion on Dog Domestication Origins
The text notes that the dog may be the first animal domesticated by humans with origins long past and an unclear timeline. It cites the wolf as the most important ancestor of the modern dog and hints at early human interaction shaping domestication.
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