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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1952

Page

7

Dodgers Back In First Place

The Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Chicago Cubs 7 to 2 to move into first place in the National League. The win came as New York and St. Louis also played, while other league games were rained out or postponed. In the American League, Cleveland and Washington split a doubleheader as Boston and New York teams won, with Shantz and Garcia earning key wins. Sleater and Dobson won second games for Chicago and St. Louis, and benching of Lepcio and Piersall by Boston yielded late scoring from Stephens and Goodman.

New York Brooklyn Dodgers Chicago Cubs Brooks Giants Pittsburgh Cincinnati Boston St. Louis Cardinals Philadelphia Phils Cleveland Indians Washington Philadelphia Chicago Indiana Senators Yankees New York Yankees St. Louis Boston Red Sox Detroit Tigers Brooklyn Willie Ramsdell Gerry Staley Phils Bobby Shantz Mike Garcia Cleveland Indians Bobby Feller Shantz Garcia Sleater Louis Sleater White Sox Joe Dobson Red Sox Lou Boudreau Keystone Ted Lepcio Jim Piersall Vern Stephens Billy Goodman Vets Stephens Goodman Clint Courtney Yankee Vic Raschi Yanks Bob Cory Irv Noren Gil MacDougald Raschi Lollar Johnson Haynes Ferrick Grazio Dobson Kennedy Doriah Pierce Sheely

Anniversaries of Americas Notables and a Centennial Opening

Know Americas Todays list honors figures born across centuries including William Henry a Lancaster gunsmith and steamboat experimenter died 1786 Johns Hopkins 1873 George W Whistler 1849 Horace Stockbridge 1936 Carl E Akeley 1924 Samuel G Blythe 1947 and notes 1813 Decatur led US squadron from New York to confront Algerians. 1874 Philadelphia Centennial Exposition opened by President Grant.

William Henry Lancaster Chester Co Johns Hopkins Baltimore University and Hospital George W. Whistler Fort Wayne Ind Russia Horace E. Stockbridge Japan Hadley Mass Carl E. Akeley Africa Clarendon Samuel G. Blythe Geneseo N. Y Stephen Decatur New York

Lindbergh Hopped Atlantic 25 Years Ago fessor of international law

The item notes a 66 year old professor of international law born in St Peters Missouri, a 68 year old UC San Francisco pathologist born in Switzerland, and a 54 year old New York YWCA president born in New York. It also mentions Lady Astor born in Mirador Virginia. Today's horoscope urges steadfastness and patience.

Fessor St. Peters Karl F. Meyer Univ. of California Medical Center San Francisco Switzerland Constance M. Anderson New York Lady Astor England

Fragmented 1891 to 1995 Timeline of Names and Events

A garbled OCR snapshot lists diverse items from 1891 populist party in Cleveland to 1995 Okinawa Marines report. It includes WWI ace Ma) Raoul Lusbury, immigration acts dated 1810, 1924 Senate repeal of Soldier's Bonus, notable births and biographical notes on figures such as Lieut. Gen. William H. Simpson, Adrian Murphy, Tom M. Gircher, Edwin DeWitt Dickinson, Manley O Hudson, and Dr. Manley O Hudson, with scattered organizational mentions like Columbia Broadcasting and Permanent Court of Arbitration.

Penpie Cleveland Raoul Lusbury United States U. S. Senate Tom M Gircher Republic Steel Clark Co Ind Edwin DeWitt Dickinson University of Pennsylvania Law School Permanent Court of Arbitration Bradford Iowa Manley O Hudson Harvard Law School

Religion and sacrifice to break hate in modern life

A reflection on self sacrifice as a means to end cycles of hate and violence. The piece notes if followers live as true sons of the Father, their actions can break vicious hate cycles, and mentions Hindu religious practices in central India involving donkey skin booklets.

Chicago Tribune Lynd Central India

Strength For Today By Earl L. Douglass

A short meditation urges breaking the vicious circle of hate by personal sacrifice. It recalls Telemachus restraining gladiators in the Roman amphitheater and links his courage to Christ’s crucifixion as the Heavenly Father’s example. The message emphasizes selfless action to halt violence and ruin.

Earl L. Douglass Telemachus Christ

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