Two All Star Games Planned To Aid War Effort
Major leagues vote to stage two All Star games this year one in the National League in the east on July 6 and a second in the American League in the west on July 7 with the same squads. Proceeds to the Bat and Ball Fund for service men, prices raised, night games unsettled, and sites including Polo Grounds discussed.
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New Federal Boat Use Tax Applies to 16 Foot Vessels
Federal officials explain a new boat use tax paralleling auto stamps. Any boat 16 feet or longer in use after July 1 must display a stamp with rates from 2.09 for prior use to 5 for ongoing use, based on length. Storage avoids tax. placing the boat in water triggers payment and penalties mirror auto rules.
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Alsab To Run On Saturday In Bahamas Handicap
Good natured Alsab will debut in 1942 at Hialeah Park in a 5000 dollar Bahamas Handicap for three-year-olds. He faces Requested Eternal Bull and others in a field that includes Wright Willie Figgerstout Sweep Swinger and Incoming with weights to be posted by Charles McLennan.
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Roundup of Baseball and Basketball News From New York
National round up notes fans favor after work night games. upcoming Gus Lesnevich vs Jimmy Bigins in Cleveland. High school basketball reports a 39 27 Coolidge win with rare foul call. Illinois 1 0 overtime game noted from 1929. Naismith Memorial Committee profits from Golden Ball games to defense bonds. Georgia Tainter’s Florida match leads to tainted wins headline. St. John’s Cadets edge Frederick High 32 30 with Griffin Cline leading Cadets.
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Double Header Triumph by Y Team Over Shipley Celtics and Varieties
The Senior M. C. A. basketball team won both ends of a Saturday double-header beating Shipley's Celtics 30-17 and Frederick Varieties 36-27. Elworthy paced the final period surge for the Yeagers in the nightcap as they overcame a 21-20 deficit to win going away. Referee R. Abrecht.
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Dragon Seed by Pearl Buck reviewed as China tale of resistance
James bk Melbers notes Pearl Buck’s Dragon Seed portrays Ling Tan and family on a Nan King area farm facing invaders. Guerrilla resistance, moral questions, and Buck’s deep China insight mark the work as powerful though not equal to The Good Earth.
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Hunnicutt's Ozark Roots to Broadway Art of Film
Hollywood remembers Arthur Hunnicutt born in Gravelly Arkansas who rose from tent shows and medicine shows to act in Love's Old Sweet Song. He trained in Cleveland and Martha's Vineyard, faced years of struggle in New York, then found success on stage before film. The piece notes his blunt Ozark speech and views on cinema versus stage. It ends with a trivia mention that the word window derives from Icelandic vindauga meaning wind eye.
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Congeniality and domestic harmony in marriage
Dorothy Dix counsels that compatibility is essential for lasting marriage, noting constant disagreement ruins love. A reader asks if pooling salary is fair given supporting relatives and debts, while the husband wants joint use of funds and car payments.
Hang on to your pay and protect yourself
A reader advises a woman to keep her earnings instead of giving money to her husband who seeks support and a car. The piece notes she should retain her pay to protect herself and her dependents, including her mother and grandmother, from financial exploitation. It also includes brief sports scores and a weather-like orbital fact about a spacecraft.
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