Abolish the dangerous double play break up says Dr Bennett
Dr George Bennett, a Baltimore surgery expert, argues the double play break up is unfair and cowardly and should be abolished. He notes injuries to players at second base, cites Eddie Joost as a recent example, and urges league meetings to act before more stars are wrecked.
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George Bennett
Baltimore
Bennett
Eddie Joost
Joost
Connie Mack
Cliff Mapes
Yankees
Mapes
L. F
Tris Speaker
Nap Lajoie
Joe DiMaggio
Joe Gordon
George Burns
George Sisler
Nap Lajjoie
Larry
Lajoie
Good Citizen’s Duty to War Power in Congress
Excerpt from a booklet on rights and duties of a good citizen. It argues the power to declare war resides in Congress not the president, and that liberty may be abridged in war for the common good. It recalls 1776, 1812, 1861, 1898, 1917, and 1941 as moments when freedom was defended or preserved.
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America
Congress of the United
States
Congress
Thomas Paine
Washington
Philadelphia
Delaware
Trenton
Congress of the United States
United States
American Heritage Foundation
East 45Th Street
New York
Leah
Tony
Screen and music stars and liberty text mingle in review
Storied Hollywood gossip on Onold Reagan signing Bedside for Bonzo with Universal-International. Gloria Drew’s rise through DeMille training. Rosemary Clooney CBS build-up. Paine’s Crisis in The Crisis excerpt highlights a citizen pledge with Congress’s war powers and the Freedom Train booklet offer.
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Gloria Drew
C .B. DeMille
Florida
Hollywood
CROSSWORD PUZZLE EE ACROSS AND DOWN LIST
A crossword puzzle listing with numerous clues for across and down entries including vessels wing edibles roots rivers harangues neon sons of Ishmael naive girl Greek letters bodies of water levers bones fuels and more, some entries include foreign language terms and abbreviations.
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Venezuela
Ishmael
Bone
Diocesan Center
Gadolinium
Topper
Aviator
Paradise
Lateral
City
Harmoni ous Union Tony and Leah Cranston quarrel over money
A humorous tale of a couple whose harmony strains over missing small sums reveals underlying trust. Tony secretly hides found money as Leah accounts for every penny, sparking a minor crisis until the couple confronts honesty and financial strain.
Under the Arch Laughs and Fights in Times Square
In a Brooklyn street vignette, ex boxer Herman recalls rival Patsy White, a former knockout artist, now a newsstand keeper. Their playful feud over boxing tall tales unfolds near the arch by the bridge as they joke about past knockdowns and public paper fights.
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Patsy
Herman
Under the Arch
Brooklyn Bridge
Times Square
Patsy White
Kal Offers Simple Hook and Eye Door Solution
A reader highlights a worn screen door hinge issue where a door rattles and marks the frame. slamming may lock you out. The proposed fix is the use of a simple hook and eye to secure the door.
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Joe Mahoney
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Grantland Rice
Ketchel and
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Ketchel
Jack O’brien
Byron
Turk
O'Brien
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Tom Gibbons
Gene Tunney
Tunney
Jack Billon
Congress of United States
American Heritage i Foundation
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Onold Reagan
Louisa
Universal-International
Bonzo
Shirley Temple
Charles Black
Rosemary Clooney
Columbia Records
CBS
Dinah Shore
Ronald Reagan
Egypt
Italy
Guido
Taz
Harmonious Union
Richard H. Wilkinson
Leah Cranston
Eo Denly
Hunt
Lesh
Harold Arnett
Broadway
Main Street
Gink
Billy Rose
Nora Bedford Hills
Benay Venuta
Kelloggs
Wm Rogers Mfg. Co
Kellogg's
Ruy
Lydia
Lydia E. Pinkham
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