Bolivia's Industries Largely Owned by Americans or British
George A. Zeigler told Rotary members at the Francis Scott Key hotel that most Bolivian industries are controlled by Americans or Britons. He warned against condescending management, recounted a failed American rail project push in Bolivia, and described wage levels and land use in mining areas. He noted transportation, agriculture, and resource peculiarities across Bolivian regions.
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Bolivia
United States
George A. Zeigler
Rotary Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Altiplano
K O Dummies Aces For Sound Defense
By WM. E. McKENNEY America's Card Authority at the Albany tournament Earl Hummel cashed A and K of spades then won a diamond with A. He led T of hearts, East refused to cover, Hummel finessed and discarded dummy's losing diamonds on Q of spades and K of hearts. West's king of diamonds remains problematic.
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WM. E. McKenney
America
Albany
Earl Hummel
West
East
Hummel
Knocking Out Aces In A Hidden Card Game
A fragment notes a strategy to blunt a stronger opponent by targeting the aces. The terse line hints at a tactic within a broader game, implying risk and timing without detailing the rules or players involved.
Local visitors and military furloughs noted
Foxville residents Grace Beulah and Marcia Brown visited the Hessongs. Hagerstown’s Mrs. Victor Buhrman spent the weekend with her son and daughter-in-law. Pvt. Gerald Weagley, stationed in Oklahoma, was home on furlough. Pvt. James Willard visited relatives nearby.
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Foxville
Grace
Beulah
Marcia Brown
James Hessong
Victor Buhrman
Hagerstown
Victor W. Buhrman
Gerald Weagley
Oklahoma
James Willard
Relief At Last For Your Cough
An advertisement urges relief from coughs bronchitis and chest cold with Creomulsion. It claims the remedy goes to the root of the problem, loosens phlegm and soothes inflamed bronchial membranes. It blends beechwood creosote with other medicines and offers a money back guarantee if it does not quickly ease the cough.
Guest of honor seated on the host's right at dinner rule
The piece outlines seating etiquette at a dinner hosted by a couple. It notes the guest of honor sits to the host's right and adds a gender based exception. It ends by suggesting the reader saw it in The News.
Soudreau Seeks Susce As Cleveland Catcher
Lafayette, Ind. March 22 Lou Boudreau plans to bolster Cleveland Indians catching by using George Susce if Landis restores him to the active list Susce a veteran catcher of 36 has been on and off the active roster with the Indians in recent years and could be activated to fill in for Buddy Rosar who is in a Buffalo defense job The roster also lists Russ Lyon and Jim McDonnell as prospects with Jim Devlin held out. The Indians are solid on pitching with Ed Klieman and Steve Gromek among others in reserve and 4-F status.
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Lafayette
Ind
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
George Susce
Landis
Susce
Buddy Rosar
Buffalo
N. Y
Russ Lyon
East Point
Jim McDonnell
Wilkes-Barre
Jim Devlin
Plains
St. Bonaventure College
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland
Tribe
Boudreau
Ed Klieman
Steve Gromek
Indians Camp Notes Highlight Veteran Infield and Newcomers
In Baltimore last year games, standout rookie Ambrose Palica is a 1$-game winner for Wilkes Barre. Veterans include Mel Harder and 39-year-old Joe Heving with Vern Kennedy and Al Smith. Alle Reynolds, the league strikeout king, has tonsillitis and has not reported. Cris Hockett arrived to bring the Indians camp to 22 players. Boudreau, the first major league manager classified 1-A, leads an infield with Jimmy Grant formerly of the White Sox or Russ Peters at second, Ken Keltnner at third and Mike Rocco at first.
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Baltimore
Ambrose Palica
Wilkes-Barre
Mel Harder
Joe Heving
Vern Kennedy
al Smith
Alle Reynolds
Cris Hockett
Boudreau
Jimmy Grant
White Sox
Russ Peters
Ken Keltnner
Mike Rocco
Local Notices and Visits Across Towns and Bases
New Windsor observes éth wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. John H Roe on March 6. Gary Brown of the U S Navy spends days with parents Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brown. Kenneth Harmon and wife visit his parents. William Myers spends weekend with parents. Frank Haines of Uniontown visits Myers family. Rouzer of Baltimore visits his mother Jennie Myers. Albert Galt of Baltimore spends weekend with father Rose Galt. Harvey Haines and daughter Pamela visit Mount Airy relatives. Glenn Dorsey and daughter Clara visit Gettysburg. Mrs William Streamer returns home after visiting Frank and Mrs Haines in Uniontown. Clyde Shoun left-handed pitcher in Fort Oglethorpe Ga noted for 14–5 record.
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New Windsor
John H. Roe
Gary Brown
U. S. Navy
Raymond Brown
Ggt
Kenneth Harmon
Charles Harmon
Pvt
William Myers
Norman Myers
Frank Haines
Uniontown
McClure Rouzer
Baltimore
Jennie Myers
Albert Galt
Rose Galt
Harvey Haines
Pamela
Mount Airy
Oliver Haines
Glenn Dorsey
Clara
Gettysburg
William Streamer
Reds Player Accepted For Navy Service After Career Feat
The National League star from Cincinnati Reds last year earned a Navy enlistment after achieving a notable on-field feat. The move reflects wartime service commitments affecting professional rosters and athlete duties.
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Cincinnati Reds
Navy
Pre induction exam today for Shoun of Mountain City Tenn
The brief notice states that Shoun from Mountain City Tennessee undergoes a pre induction examination today. The terse item identifies the individual and location with no additional context provided.
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Shoun
Mountain City, Tenn
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