Yankees Show Color Through Team Spirit In 1942 Opener
The article notes the New York Yankees start their 1942 season aiming for a sixth pennant in seven years, emphasizing team unity under McCarthy. It features Bill Dickey on color vs skill, cites players like DiMaggio Keller Gordon, and discusses war relief efforts through sports.
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New York Yankees
Bill Dickey
Joe Gordon
Red Ruffing
Spud Chandler
Joe DiMaggio
Charlie Keller
Yankees
McCarthy
Yankee
Joe M
Dickey
Gordon
Keller
DiMaggio
Chandler
Ruffing
Priddy
Levy
Hassett
Hen- Tich
Gomez
Rizzuto
Arkansas
Bill
Babe Ruth
Jack Dempsey
Joe Louis
Bobby Jones
Ty Cobb
Walter Haden
Bil Tilden
Dairy Farming Facts for Beginners and Builders
Overview of dairying as a year round occupation its pros and cons and the factors to consider for success. Topics include market access land suitability labor needs breed choices the foundation herd and bull selection plus labor per cow figures and practical notes on dairy structures and goat milk for infants.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Chinese Air Students Train in Phoenix for Far East Service
Chinese air students receive the same flight training as American cadets at Phoenix Arizona. The 35 week program ends with commissions as lieutenants in the Chinese air forces and assignment to Far East service. Special Chinese officers accompany the students.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Far East
Milk Union Label Dreams Ignite Rural Satire
An extended humorous piece imagines John L. Lewis pushing a nationwide milk union from pasture to doorstep. It riffs on unionized cows, five day weeks, and a curved tail of satirical verse, ending with wartime defense bond rhetoric and a punch line about bombers.
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John L. Lewis
Patterns Sewing Circle Ox Pattern 6139 for children's sizes
Pattern No 6139 designed for ages 2 to 6 years with size 3 option. Includes yardage details: 214 yards of fabric at 35 inches and deficient material notes.
Tibetan News Circulated by Priests Across Remote Regions
In Tibet a European printer, Walter Asbee, publishes 50 copies of a single newspaper. Priests read the papers aloud to villagers, then pass them to other lamas for wider distribution. News travels by relay to frontier towns and may be six months to two years old.
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England
Europe
Tibet
Walter Asbee
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